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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-22
Gamma.

BroWn's bronchial Troches'' are used with
advantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat,
IIOarsencss and Bronchial Affections. For
thirty years these TrOcllcs have been in use,
with annually increasing favor. They a:r not
new and untricd, but. having been tested by
wide and constant use tor nearly an entire
generation, they have attained wcli-mrritcd
rank among the few staple remedies of the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-22
Frozen tn Death,

WINNIPEG, Man, Feb. 22.-Paul Cam
eron. a farmer residing near Stonewall,
was found near that village on Friday
frozen to death.
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FL. PAso, Feb. 2l.-A party of Mexicans
from Carrales, Mexico, report that about
200 Indians jumped the settlement at the
outskirts of Carrales and murdered several
women and children.
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| MONDAY. Feb 2I.-The receipts OF stock IA;
| the various yards Were for the week; Cattle,
! Previous weck-Cattlc, 2,f'O head: She p, 1000
head hogs, 4 OO) head.
The following were the exports TO Liverpool
Iurin" the week:
Exports per Pennsylvania Cattle 2oo Hogs
l57.
Beef CutIle.-Thc market daring the past
| week was rather active, an. prices were held
firmly, but at the close today I'LL grades hal
| weakened.
Bulls AMI cows were in fair request.
Calves were in good demand
Mich cows were moderately active.
We quO:e ~ follows:
Extra, 6lse1G14c; Cool, '.s41c; Me,lium, q.
@ic; s; Caiva., Gae3I.e; f,c-h COWS. s.sess.
Dressed beeves, we're In fair demand. We
quote ut G1agl9c.
sales of Dressed Eceves -TlIO-. Bradley 80
heal Western dressed 1T 7l4enS14c.; Thomas
Bradley. % do. city dressed ~ 7atel4c; Jaiucs
Clavin, 80 ito: TO- 81; sYs4c; &: s. m nsnsler, 81
90 GLsd.S4c; ". H. brown l6 do. do. at .ess1aac;
J. II. Mems 4 Bro. Is. 'io. 'so: ut 34st.c.,
Sheep-,ihe market during the past week wis
active and prices advanced 1Lc per pound oD
We quote as follows:
Extra cl4@G12c Good. 1885: Medium. 81
| MT4c; Common 54"4c: Culis 4adFSc;
Lambs. 5asAc.
JOIN 4. Mems u Bro. sold 800 head dressed
| sheep ut 6ll3c.
| lt an advance oi eIc per hundred.
We quote as follows:
Extra, 946.?t4c Good, Si.ls9I.c Medium, >
@s1ac.
SALES Of LIVE Stock.
Roger Maynes, 80 Western. gross, Ji4tG3Ac.
4. Il J. Christy, l76 " r-icrn gross, J;sMGIc.
Z. So Il. +. McFilien, $50 Western, gross. jae
John McArdlc 30 Western, gross. 51l@G1zc
Daniel Murphy. 100 " Wcsternand lancaster CO.,
gross, JstGlIc.
Uln,an K Leh:nan Bros 10. Chicago account,
NJ. Goldsmith J;s4G1ac; lo2 Ohio, account
Lehman y Bros, 5t.sl.G; II Western, ac-
count Martin Fuller u Co, 5Ta'Ec; Gs
Lancaster CO.. safe.
Owen Smith. llG Western, account of 5: Cauf-
man ma ~ e M rGn%a account o, Daniel I;l.i, 1i-
ia. account Ellen9er Il seymour. 5u61zc.
SclainbcrS X Paul, 10 Chicago AMI Penn,yl-
G. Sch:lInberg Il Co., e.o Chicago, gross 51aav
6%c.
Lowenstein 4 Adler. 40 Western, gross 51zae
6inc.: - Montgomery county cows ami
bulls. gross. 31aMiI.c.
Dennis smyth: . renna; gross, i4ae%Ac.
Louis Horn, A.; Pa, anh VA. gross, i45h.c.
u. Chain, jr., % Pa. gross 5Ya1sc.
james Clemson. ~ Chester ami Lancaster CO.,
| gross. I4'Ac.
| Bacllman & Levi, ESJ Western and Lancaster
county, gross, jGGlIc.
+. scheetz, 81 Montgomery county cows ami
bulls, gross. 5des4c.
james Eusticc. IS renn., gross. a1zse5c.
james iuli. 80 Western, gross. JegJc.
VIM. Sales, 20 Western and Lancaster co., $40
SIC.
+: hathaway, 10 Lancaster co., 51l@9Hc,
Abe OstEei,n y Western, gross. 3t40G;sc.
). Drefus, Il Western 5;;sl,Gc.
| J. +. >,d.cr Il Co, Il Western, gross. i;zMGc.
John T. Iatti, Chester CO.. mixed, 2%4;c.
rAHX DROVE YARD SHEEP PRICE CURRENT.
Extra. no 90 10 pounds. G4 GsGN':
Fair 500 - JlltJ1f':
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THIRD EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. %, 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states, warm, clear or partly
cloudy weather, southeasterly winds,
lower barometer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-22

Henry Leonard, charged with resisting
Officer Elias whilst in the performance of
his duty, waived a hearing and gave bail
to answer at court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-22

Samuel Hess & Sen. auctioneers sold on
Monday last, at the Merrimac house, for
George Grossman, 23 head of heavy Cana
da horses at al average Of SlS3 % per
head.
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The Continental Concert.

Our readers should not forget the con-
cert to be given in the court house on
Wednesday evening by the Continental
quartet for the benefit of the free soup
fund. The object is worthy one and the
Continentals deserve credit for volunteer
ing their services. AS vocalists the Con-
tinentais arc not surpassed by any other
organization in the city. They cOmpris,
Miss Alice Troyer, soprano, Miss Mary
Scner, contraltO, Mr. Charles B. Now
cry, tenor, and Prof. A. W. Wood
word, basso. Apart from the real excel
lence of the entertainment it should be
literally patronized by those who feel an
interest in providing food for the INDECENT
poor. Tickets may be had from either
Mr.. Westhaetfer or Prof. Woodward.
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FaISA Alarm.

Last night between II and l2 o'clock,
there was a false alarm Of FIRE, that
brought upon the streets several compa,
nies with their apparatus.
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Last evening was "Shitfler night at
the fair Of the Humane fire company now
in progress at their new engine house III
West King street. The attendance was
large. thc Shiilcr boys 4 hundred strong
attending in a body and accompanied by
band of music. The visiting iiremen were
received iii an address o! welcome by
Walter II. Franklin, esq, president Of the
Humane, whose complimentary remarks
were appropriately responded to by P. S.
Goodman, of the Shiftler. The following
articles were chanccd off: Pin cushion
Won by Viola lIciss; pair OF vases, John
Miller: wax autumn leaves, Mary Wiley.
To night is ''Washington night" and the
''Washy" boys will proceed to the fair i'll a
body, with band Of music. Tomorrow
the American will be there. As the fair
approaches Termination great bargains
are being offered ut the we'll equipped
tables and persons desirous of making
purchases of useful OF ornamental articles
will find it to their advantage to pay the
fair visit.
To morrow afternoon, As previously an
nounccd, has been set apart for the chill
drcn. and the inmates Of the Home will be
admitted free of charge and each one will
be given Il present.
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viii Resu,uc Vork To.:uurrow

The Penn iron works which have been
stopped since last "Wednesday night, for
the purpose Of making repairs, will resume
operations tomorrow
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-22
Court,

Court will meet on Saturday morning
for the purpose of hearing current busi'
ness.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-22

ESTATE OF HENRY GARRECHT, LATE
IL of Lancaster city, Lancaster county. Pa,
deceased. Letters testamentary on said estate
having been granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said decedent are request
ell to make immediate settlement. and those
having claims or demands against the estate OF
said decedent, to make known the same to tile
undersigned without delay. residing in Lam
caster, Pa. lSAACD LUTZ,
JOHN A. BAUSMAN,
jan2f-6tdOaw* Executors.
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5ufors to bo Drawn,

The jury commissioners will draw jurors
to serve in the April court on Tuesday
March Sth,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-22

The c:lrewOrii and Overworkcd find comfort
and strength in Malt Bittc-s.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-22
Tho Throat.

"Bromn'5 bronchial Tfockes' ac, directly
um the organs of the voice. They hlyc an eX.
traOrt!inary effect in all disorders OF the
Throat and IarynX. restoring II healthy tone
when relaxed, either from cold or ovcr-cXcr.
tion at the voice, and produces clear and dis
tinct enunciat!On. Speakers ard Mngers find
the Trochcs useful.
Cough, Cold, Catarrh or Sore Throat re
quirs Immediate attention, as neglect often
times results in some incurablt. Lung Disease.
" BToTn's bronchial Trochcs " " i'll almost in
variahiy give relief. limitations are offered for
sale. many of which are inj curious The gcnu-
inc 'Br0irnS bronchial Iroches" are sold only
inboTeS. Ic,S-,l&wIuTh&S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-22

Qucry-Docs the note shaver shave with Gu
ticuTa Shawn. Soap.
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HAZEL KIRKE.
ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE
THE GREATEST PLAY.
THE GRANDEST SUCCESS.

YlNU THE PUBLIC.
l. Having procured horse and wagon tor
the purpose, goods will be brought to market
and sold OH reasonable terms. Also public
sales ut dwellings personally attended to. Adj
dress by postal carl,
JACOB GUNDAKER,
fcbl9-3tlSW&S AuciiOncer. 4
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Fort Grape Wine.

t'Drt Grape vine.
This Vine Is made in New jersey, and is
said to surpass anything in the way Of wine
ever made 1t is called Spccrs Wine, pro.
tIurcd by Mr.. Speer. Since the true analysis of
its properties was published by James X. ChIl-
ton \ Co. those WHO could afford it adopted
its use in preference to foreign wines. Prof.
Chiffon used ii IN his own family, and has
written to the public the following card:
Laboratory Of !. Il. Chiffon 4 Co,
New York, Marcn ii.
We made Il careful analysis OF the Port rape
Wine produced by Mr.. Alfred Speer, and do
not hesitate in pronOuncing 1t pure it eon-
tains all the properties of the Oporto grape,
and therefore, for medicinal Uses, 1t is superior
to other wines. its principal effects upon the
system are mildly ystimuat;ng duretic, sudOr-
ific and tonic. 1t will prove beneficial in affec-
tiOns of the kidneys and chronic diseases, with
general debility of the constitution. Physi-
clans may safely recommend it to thcr patients
in place Of the many doubtful mixtures too
often sold as pure wine.
This wine Gan be had OF -- and is q
most cXccllen: article Tor weakly persons. es-
pecially females. 1t Is a very superior table
wine, and the most healthy drink now in use.
1t is not Il spirited or manufactured article,
like most native wines.
This wine is endorsed by Dr.. Alice and
Davis, and sold by II. T.. s!aymakcr.
tls-2wd&w
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-07-29
Territorial News.

Ii you want a live and cheap paper SUI
scribe Immediately.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-07-29

The Fruit Recorder says: ave have
tried it repeatedly, and never knew it
to fail, in case of saving diseased fruit
trees-the cutting off the diseased
part, and Sitting the bark downward
on one side Of the limb and body from
the affected part. In fact, if the dis
eased part is cut off, and the limb and
body slit, it will stop the destruction
of the tree. at least it has always prov
ed so in our practice"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-07-29

A new dictionary needed: Gus de
Smith is very fond of using highfalu-
tin words and expressions. For in.
stance, he never uses the terms Jew,
Hebrew or Israelite, bnt calls that
class Semites. Yesterday Col Gil,
hooly said: "Gus, when you go down
to the postoffice, tell Gus Schaumburg
to send me up a bottle of his whisky
by his colored porter "Do you mean
Gus Schaumburg, the Semitic, who does
business on Austin Avenue" Gilhoo-
y had never heard Hebrew called q
Semitic before. He gave Gus a sym
pathizing look and replied: Eyes, just
tell Gus Schaumburg, the Semitic, to
send up bottle of whisky by his col
ored porter, the Hamite- Texas Sift.
ings.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-07-29

E. E. j Withers: Certainly; we
shall! be happy to enlarge our staff and
take you on. Of course you will have
to take the junior place; begin at the
bottom and work up; but you needn't
mind that. Your duties for the first
year will be to come down and open
the office at A. ", to fill the iukstands.
to sweep up the remains of the poets
left lying about over night, feed the
tenderest parts to the Office cat; sort
the pi in the composing room and dis
tribute it, carry the photographic stones
two at a time, up to the sixth story,
bear a hand in the press room and
work the contributor bouncer when
ever the steam engine wants to take
rest. If, after a fair trial, we think
you show energy and application, we
will let you write for the paper-some-
where down stairs in the business de
partment-on the wrappers, may be.
Puck.
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NAV swEEK, sl2 a day at hom s,.,,v
& Co. .Aua, Costly OUTFIT free. Address
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During the conference al

During the conference at-the
following dialogue was overheard be-
tween two newsboys: 81 say, Jim,
what's the meaning of so many min
listers being here together?" "Why,"
answered Jim, scornfully, "they al
ways meet once a year to exchange
sermons with eaclrother."
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BILLY THE KID.
How He Became an Outlaw-Thirty-
six Murders.

-
Mr.. Lutte Wilcox, CITY editor Of the
Las Vegas IN. NJ Optic, was in In
dlanapois some time ago, and a re-
porter interviewed him on things in
general. Speaking If the notorious
Billy the Kid, Wilcox said: Of all the
killers in he New Mexican country,
the Kid is the m st successful. He
has slain thirty-six, and wants to wind
up with Governor Wallace. Tho Gov
ernor offered reward of $500 for his
apprehension and return to Santa Fe.
He was once bootblack in New York;
a great reader uf dime novels. He
has been in New Mexico about four
years. At first he was only hertler,
and got his hand in by killing Mexi-
Cans. His last triumphant escape was
about six months ago. He was under
guard. Two officers were on duty,
one a deputy United States Marshal
by the name Of Bell, in the room with
him. A pistol shot was soon heard.
"fhe kid has tried to escape" said
one of the officers, who at the time
was upon the street, land Bell has
shot him."
Th, r.'om was in the second story
of the building. Saying this he open
ed the door aud walked into the house.
Billy the Kid stood at the head of the
stairs and shot him down. He had
worked his bracelets off and snatched
the officers pistol. Billy then walked
down stairs and shuffled along the
street to blacksmith shop. The
smith cut his irons, and he comgelled
another man to saddle him "a fleet horse.
He was full three.qnarters Of an hour
getting out of the town. He had not
ridden far when he was met by two
killers whose friends he had slain, and
who had sworn to kill him. Here was
a ride OF death. They all knew that
one or more of them had to de. They
rode along Watching each other for
twelve miles
AT last Billy the Kid got the drop
and killed them both He is now in
the San Juan country, collecting. it is
said, large party of killers. A few
days before left Las Vegas, officer
Bill Goodlet, at the instance of Gov
ernor Wallace, started in search of
him. X X x
The average cowboy is the meanest
of towards, as well as the most ruff
tanly of rutfians. He always takes
his antagonist at disadvantage, and
works upon the drop Accuracy of
shot and destitution of conscience are
his only strong points. The most
miserable 'gougcr" who ever wallow-
ed in mud on the lection day" would
scorn the foul "hots" by which the
fellow gladly profits.
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Eighth day of August. A. ID. 1881.
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ l will on Thursday, the 2Sh day of
July, A. d. 1881, at II O'Clock NJ, of said
day, at my office in Idaho City, Boise
county, l. T., offer at public auction the
he of wes we hunGEsa b apd dd1eoT @ dollars la cang @
Of said Boise county, issued and
registered prior to January 1869
ISIDOR SMITH, Co. Treasurer.
Idaho City, l. 7. July IS, 1891.
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NOTICE.

is hereby given that the third quarterly
examination of teachers for Boise county,
will be held at the office of G. s. Kingsley
at Idaho City, On Wednesday the Sd day
of August, 1881. Examinations to begin
at two O'Clock, P. NJ.
c. S. KINGSLEY, Examiner.
GILBERT BUTLER, Supt.
Idaho City, July 26, 1881.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Territory of IdabO.)

COUNTY OF BOISE.
0Y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION IS.
u sued from the Justice Court of j. H Myers, j.
p, on Judgment rendered therein, and to me
directed. in favor of Jacob Wagner, and against A.
Q. Spooner. for the of $50 rs, eighty nine
dollars and seventy-fve cents and costs of suit
and accruiug costs have this day levied upon the
following described property to-wit: One dwell
ing house, chicken house, COW house and lot with
fence around the same situated on the west side
OF the town OF Placerville, in above named county,
and on the south side of the lot of Thomas Crib
bon Public nstice is hereby given that on the
Eighth day OF August, A. ID. 1851,
will Jel the above described property of A. c..
Spooner, at public auction, at he premises at the
hour of O'Clock NJ. Of said day, to the highest
bidder for cash to satisfy the asovs mentioned
judgment costs and accrung costs.
ROBERT X. IRWIN. Special Constable.
Plsosrville. Boise county. T., July IL, l88l--3
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FOR SALE.
"A House and Ranch.

Also some Placer Diggings, on Pine
Creek, mile and half east of town. will
be sold very cheap for cash. Inquire on
the premises or at this office
MRS. GEO. TREGASKIS.
March 7th, Slim.
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Slovi,norrs d,ors VIII Advance their interest bv
! in W. Wsaa an experienced Attorney resi-
kor of T aAshihgton. f. A. Lehman, So
Shinn,A american and Foreign Patents,
|fnl lS.on, Non, u. e, has had years of sue,
ber p,saGlice, ns and was formerly an Ex-
.busineoa a'ents in the Patent Office.
|mrnt ,ss before the Courts or the De
Esnt nn npiomptly attended to. Fee con
Npon success. Send for circular.
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A mans virtues should be measured
not by his occasional exertions, but by
tho doiags Of his ordinary life.
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man was possessed 4 great wealth.
and was wont 10 be proud Of his pos
sessions and ,n refer to hen, often, bnt
W tilai he was not a man of intellect
One day he had All old Irishman work
ing Tor him. and he went ont to over
see the ID He looked at Pat min
ute, hard at work, and then he SAID:
"Wel', Pat, it is a good thing to be
rich, amt il?'
"Ycs, sur" said Pat, who had the
wit Of his nation.
81 am lich-,ery rich, Pat"
"YiS, SUR
II own lands, and houses, and bonds,
and stocks, and railroads, aud all sorts
. things"
"ics, sur" said Pa', still sloveling
away
"Ald what is there, Pat, that
hav nj gn?"
Not dom bit o sinse, sur" repl
cd PAT as he picked up bis wheeIhar-
row and trundled i off full Of dirt.
and the rlcti man went into the house
and sat down i.cbiud the door.
AN OLD Lila I he remains of a
Roman villa uD the Isle of Wight.
found year or more ago, proves on
further expiration, to be of large in
teres and Importance. Probably the
villa will turn out to be the most con-
siderable. so far as known, that was
left by the Romans who dwelt in Brit
am. Already the number of separate
rooms explored is nearly thirty, five
of winch have been opened during the
present season. Objects which clearly
Indicate the existence of long open
court supported by columns, have
come tn light, besides others, which
unmistakabl, point to structure at
once pla,isl and extensive. Pottery
and bones are discovered, as well as
valuable coinS, Indicating the date at
which the villa was occupied by citi-
zens Of the Empire of Rome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
Art Schools-New-York CITY.

A1t SChOOIs-NSW- OrE C4IV-
AIRS. JOHN POPE.-Lessons i'll Drawing,
VA on and WaercoOr Painting Decorating on CHINA ana
Uudergaze also Mr. vOlkmars Iimoee. or 1aeboun ITO
cess. studiO Building, 33I 4h-avc.. corner 21thst
MRS, LOUISA B. CULVER
wi will receive pupils In Drawing aud Painting In OIL and
Coors China and Decoration. At herstudO No4o East
2Gthst, New.TOrH . ,-,,. -.
1eieienee9-{ MI. James VI. Hart. Mr.. a. h. BeowS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
CLOSING PRIcRS or oALIFoRyA SrocKS
San FRANCISCO. SATURDAY. Feb. 3. Is


LFADvILLT, Cob, Feb. G.-Yc4tcrdav tho crcot
strike III the Little l'itisburg mInc was thoroughly
examined. IL IL IN the workings from no. 6 Pitts
burg shaft. AT "A depth to the level OF 90 feet n
drift runs northwest 1870 feet where 1t ~ only ~
feet from the Little Chief line; then turns south
bearing east, where there IN an upraSo of "a feet.
The drift again runs east from south 20 frrt 10
another raise for 20 feet. Here IT cuts the ore body
at point 50 feet from the Little Chef line and 325
feet from the Annie. Two OtEer upraises one 30
and the other % feet distant, show the sanr ore
body as the above II is fnly tcet thick and of
exceedingly high grade sand and hard carhonates
filled with chlOrdes. Over 100 toms have already
been broken, which viii average 300 ounces per
ton. The freud Of the ore il to the north from The
east. Tho company has large amount of uncx-
plored ground IN tins vIcniy and it seems certain
that Little Pitsburg again to he IN Its former pro-
ductve condition.. The strike il considered IN,
most important for year past. New shaft and ore,
houses are already being erected, and IN a week he
mine will be shipping largely.
SAN FRANCI>CO. Feb. b.-Ina letter to merchant
here, superintendent Taylor or ierlnH supplies Tor
tue State Line mine, SAYS: sinking the working
shaft on the ledge is progressing rapidly. and ns
depth Is gained the ore proves much richer than was
antlcipated Owing 10 storms. only $50 lons of
machinery pipe ard lumber have been received"
Robert l.. IorruW. who has returned from Ar,-
ZOnd cOIrJhoratra the good OPINIONS expressed hv
otter mining Operations regarding the mining pros
poets in tLat Territory.
here Is u0lh.ng encouraging IN the market for
the COmsUCks. yellow jacket II quoted assessment
delinquent. Yesterdays feature was the advance
III silver kng,and the prospect Is that the stock will
90 higher.
VIRGINIA CITY, New. Feb. G.-On the .. 600 level
Union C0asOdaicd IL cOiHpir:cd nnc holes having
been run. and water heavy III every direction, but
tue drills show ore III at least three places. Hole
No. . has brcn Iun 12D feet, giving assays from "A
trace to $50 per ton. On Monday drifting from the
shaft viii commence on the =, 600 level.
California raised. GuriIg tpS past week, 1873 TONS
Of ore aSsaying %lS 80 bullion ~ office, S34 03G
Consolidated Virginia raj ,cd lG2 iOns, assayIng
FIG 80; tulliOn uilicr, Tl9.'IOS. Ophir shipped
S5,173 III bullion. Sierra Nevada raised forty
two tons assayIng $17 to 500
Bullion valued at 80, $50 70 was received in
New-YOrk Oh Saturday from tine mines. making q
total Tor the week OF $179,977 ~.
The total sales OF mining stocks during tho past