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A Ill MEMBERS OF COMPANY u,
~ Sixth lus!mont. ortiurcd to ruport Mt tho
pnrtancs viii como bofnru tho comphny In rvEnn to
turning nut na Mayor ltHrssnn* escGrt OH FrI,lAy.
Every uen!btr OF tsc couphny expected to bu ros-
, 1881-10-05

Uuck T. Itnynnr'A htuth rlxtlor Ia a harycator
hut rcaps suac1ta l,y tho lu,tllu,.. =
, 1881-10-05

OCULAR MEETING: OF TIE DIOLOfi-
~ !cal suc.ely. Clul.ltoon, NJ. Urand h,neiilo
KeH,pster Sunul!ntelnont vt .ho Ushkosh Insnna
trntisis tu ns9ncS III urttinhsy Ihenotnena in csr-
taitI f,at,ulogcnt c',.u1n II TIN centsat nurvnlp
syxtGn protuse!y Illustrated With sltdes far til,
nlirtoseope. ,rheEe Will nIsn Do I'm adJnnTrcd .lIs.
Gusaon Ir; pt: Cl!rtis' HuPur on Tho "l1lAtorlcat
Studies Of tliG 131oOd Of fratGr."
FF1IIE WOAfAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPER
i nncu Union will unttb IN the nt!..lay ulGu.tn4 Ut
tAe ChrlrtiNt tOMfesgneu in Enrwolt llM1l tnday.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-02-24
SaDne SpuntD.

Infer alter Sreuno Spren;
0rambs 1T BEL Der leBtsn MabI sum
WlapUr bon SUnsSoaIe eripdbIt ipor6en.
2eiber tann er ii6 ieines SieseS ni6i
ionberIi6 erfreueu, benn bas bDIe
8beumatiSmusIeioen, Sas ibn 10 oft
belmiu6t feHsIt ibn aud Jest ipieber
ins Saus.
- S6abmeiiter Sartums peripaItet
iein Imt periDnIi6 unb ideint ii9 an
Der aaiie belmii9 Su fiibIen.
- -Seuts 9lbenb bdIt Der @ermanio
Club ieinen Wiastenbaq ab uno eS Der.
ipri6t oas Seit srOBartise 9imeniiOner
an;unebmen.
= 8ei Der WabI in ScneseaIe ipur.
ben fat iGmmtIibe Seamts tpieoersrs
ipdbIt cieisIbe perIief Obne Urgent
ipeI6e Stbruns.
- 3pii6en !Sonesbale unS 9add.
tparen 1T an Der Grie 8abn elm brittle,
S6ienenitrans 8eIest tpOrbeu.
-8asns GOuntp IcnSet srubs auanr
titdten @Oas na6 ben bitIi6en StopsIr
pIdben.
- Col. Con. SurIanb bon SpnesSaI
1T sum 9Ibiutunten bes 9ennipIpaniG
Departments Der q. y. 8. sruam
iporben.
- Infer County erfreut I'D nod i'm
mer elmer rorSueIiben S6Iittenbabu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-02-24
2iI;erne SpuntD.
gBilfeSbarrc Ofadrihtcn

- Der ,,8epubliean" bonn porisel
SSreitas entbdIt einen 9lrtifeI bon meb,
als elmer balbeu SpaIte iibsr Srn. Sob.
mann, ben DeImpnicp bon giIfesbarrs
unb fein Gtablihement, unb es freut
uns, aud bon bieier Settle 9pbmann' e
Serbienite INN bic buneernbe unb bur:
itiss Reni6beit annerfannt su isbsn
Gin berartiseS gtabliHement serei6t ies
Der Stabt sur 3ieroe unb ipllte babei
Der aasemeinen llnteritiiBns lid ers
freuen. 9tidt allein bde, mas 8ii6t
unb SelIer Iiefert, errest misre 8epun-
beruns, nein, aud bic sei6madpolIC
glusitattuns ces Snnern mub bic pollite
Slnerfennun8 berUOrrufen.
-0as 5oleeu6e 1T Sas 8eiuItat
Der WabI fir nabbenamte glemter in
unierer Stabt
glIbermdnner - 2. 8aro, Gbpart
+. Wc@ppern; 3. g9arb, D. D.
SOnes; IL. @arb, Steipurt Bennett;
Is. @orb, Spbn .. Ouid.
StabtrGtbe - 3. 9Sarb, 2eipis g.
SOnes; 8. 8arb, 8. s. SoseI /; 8.
8arb, George 8. Yarriib; II. @urb,
8aIsntine S6uler; IL. @arb, 99. S.
8aiIep; ID. @arb, 2Ouis Diebm ;
Is. @arb, 6. SO. SturSeOant.
S6ulbireftoren - 3. g8arb, SbpmaS
Conner; 5. @arb, g. s.. Sturoepant ;
9. @arS, Sobn Gaiiibp; 10. @arO,
5. 9. Sanb; IL. Warb, Or. u. @.
8utbrie Ia. @arb. u. 8earnep.
Gum gIupitor 1T Ssrr George Bdr
tpieoerum sriuGblt unb gum Sods Cons
itabIer Serr Spare.
= Sn Der IL. Marb 1T 8alentin
Sduler uno in Der ID. Maro 2ouis
Webm ais StabtratbsmitsIieb eripdbIt
ipprben.
- 9id6itsn Dlontag 1T ber WaSfens
baa bes @ppmins Surnpereins.
Die Staet bat bas 9ersniissn,
fir bic 9lnfedtung Der gabI bon
MapOr Srobsrid bic Slsinisfeit bon
s992.62 an 8citen ;u ;abIen.
= 0oS bieiise WiIitdr fabrt per 8.
9. 8abn mad @aibinstpn.
Ser Wdnner6pr Wasfsnbaa ipar,
tpie Der 9lmerituner iaoen piirbe, o
grand success, ebenio oas Spuper,
benn 2obmann Iieferte es.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-02-24
4ittStcn.

- gn ben Sails, elmer Station be,
8. q. GiIenbabn etipa 8 MsiIen obsr,
baIb 9ittstOp, iullen sp6lf 8lattern,
trante ii6 befinpen. Die 8rantbei
foa cur6 einen Wann bon 8biIabsIpbid
einsei8Ieppt iporOsn iein.
- 0aoib Sarparb, Elm an 8ailroat
StraBe ippbnenoer unb i'm Sda6t 9ir
6 Der BennipIpa. 8pbIen So. arbeiten.
Der 0ttner, purbe am Samitas ourd
einsn aobIenfaa ben Der 9ede 9et6ptet
- Die in 9ittston ermGbIten S6uI.
birettoren iino Collier une 0arbins
itutt hes IeBtsren mar suerit Coans ala
eripdbIt beridtet.
- Die 9lttipndrs Der Nittston Strid:
fabrit bielten uoriSe Wode Die SabrsSs
periammIung uno SireftprentpabI ab.
WiIIium 9Ibbott 1T grdiibent, g8iliam
Iaen Sdagmeiiter uno ". y. 9rpipn
Setreidr.
- Die llfer bes SIuHcs bier iint
nod INNER BON Gismauern einsefabt,
peI6e enttreber auf elm anSerss So6z
ndner ober bic ipdrmenoen Spnnsns
itrabIen iparten.
- Die bieii9en 6su:rleute bisIten
am 9lenitaa einen biibi9en llmSuB ab.
- GbarIes 8iImartin purbe am
Dtonta9 i'm S6aht 9to. Ser Yenniplp.
8pbIen So. burd faIenNe Deditiide
tDbtIid perIebt.
-3abIrei9e SmpfunSen iperbsn bier
pprSenpmmen, ba man bas gridsinen
Der 8lattern befiir6tet. SbI6cn 9erabe
tein @ranb Sur glengitIi6tsit porIiest,
i6abet Sorii6t bod fsineslpess.
SIN S6adt go. 7. Der gennIpIp.
8ObIen So. fisI am Sisnita8 9atrid
Sealep, ipdbreno er in Der carriage"
aufWdrts ities, berauS unb auf ben
SOben bes Sdabtes, cine Siefe BON
200 SUB; sr mar auf Der SteIls tObt.
Wsbrere anbere 9lrbeiter bsfanoen Ii6
nit SeaIep in her ,.Garriase", oieIelbe
itieB se8en Elm OoritebenoeS giieuitiid
unb neiSte iid auf bic Ssits, bod mar
SeaIep Der GinSiSe, tpeI6er berausfieI.
- Die 0irettoren Der sritsn glatio'
nal Sant baben bsl6lohsn, einen be.
oeutencen 9etras ibrer JtOtsn aus Der
eirtuIatiOn 3urildSuSieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-02-24
MuslanO.

- Der neue HeidStassprdiicent bon
@robler 1T Observation-Disclosures i'm
preubii6en aultusmiuiiterium. gs III
biss baS erIte Wtal, oaB elm Seamter
etnes 0tiniiteriumS gum grdiicsnten bes
8ei6sta9s 9etpdblt ipurbe.
Ger 9reuBiibe Ssrrsnbaus bat
bic SprIase fir einen bauernSer
SteusrsrIab I'M Setrase bon ID, ,o00, ,00C
Niarf ansenommen. Die 2anbtagsiei.
iiOn tpirp AM n66iteu Oiittipod sef6Ipi'
len.
- Die 8oerS in Siioairita i6einer
tii6tiSe SerIe ;u iein, psnn auf elm Sc
rd6t bin, Sub iie iib aueeboten ;u un'
tsrbanbeln, tuurSe i6nea cine Cabinets
perfammIuns berufen. 8aeonSfell
sab i'm Sauie Der 9prbs Su, baB BIZ
ResierunS bis iebt I'M SrisSe nit ibner
ni6t erfUlsrei6 mar. 0ieie frsibsitIiei
bsnosn 2eute limb CUTE S6IBen uni
bOIen ibren 0iann auf 6O0-10o(
Yarbs.
- Die Spanisr baben elm neuei
Diiniiterium uno iino eesbalb quite
SOffuuns. Gbsnfuas ibre iunse SDni
gin tpieoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-02-24

= -Sn Sccttsboro, 9lIa., iinS in Der
SOnneritas 3a6t 25 SGuIer nieberse.
brunnt; Der S6aben ipirb auf $40, 900
Serani6Iast.
- SIN StaatSsefdnsnis BON Maias
6uietts iinb bic 8Iattern ausScbro6cn.
- GS 1T pabri6einli6 oub Der
Stoot SnNiana ben beneiosnsWertben
9tubm eriperben ipiro, Der erIte gef9eien
;u iein, beiien 2eSisIatur bic ginitim.
Histeit Der @eidporenen abseidaft bat.
Gin barauf besiisIi6sr @eieBentipurf
Iest ibr Dor unO pirS boifentIi6 anses
nommen peretn. Der anitGnbise
3beiI Der seiammten 8reKen in ben
Sereinisten Staaten befiirtportet bieien
S6ritt, benn Die ii5eraa perlanete
Ginitimmisteit I'M S6purseridt bat
unierem 8s6tsbepubtiein mebr sei6as
bet tpie irSeno etipas 9lnberes, pas mir
erpdbnen fbnnten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-02-24
Shuhe init 0el,fphlen. .

S6ube init Sol5icbleu. ~
Sit trastu I'D rrtimaI 10 lanst
ais ltrtrgtipblit S6ubt. Sir
balttn rtu 5ub spIlfOmmrn
trpdtn une parm unp
iiue pisl ttautmu, Ia ls
nit @udiidt auf bic -
gtptguustn ttiTslbtu btim @tbtn ssiormi
iine. Sis iinb bsipnetrs sttisutt fur gainen-
arbsitrr, Garmu, glssstr Barber une allt
alaiItn ron glrbtitsru. Chas. w Copeland,
Altiristr 5abriIaut Boston, Mass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-02-24
Staats=Naebri6tcn.
Die TriiiabrSs 0Bablcn.

Seit bieIsn Sabren bat cine 9UfaIs
tpabI ni6t 70 bel 9lufmerfiamfeit er'
rsst uno ipurbe eas RciuItat nit ir
erober Spannuns eripartet, ipie bic
bOrise g9o6e in 9biIuSsIpbia tattss.
iunbene StabtpabI. Die unpsridams
ten Grpreiiunsen bes rspubIifanii6en
3inees baielbit, Der felt Sabrsn baa
Boil ausiauste unb ben StsuepabIern
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-02-24
SnlanO.

- Ginem 8eri6t bes GenIusamtss
sufoIss pertbeilt ii6 bic Sepblferns
6es 9anbes, mad SlaHen siusetbeilt,
pie foIst: 25,520, 5S2 mGnnIi6e unO
"a, ,632, ,2s4 psibIi6e ginlpObner 49,.
475, SOC Gingeboreue unb 6,677 $50
SrsmDseborene 43, ,4O4,S77 gSsiBe
uub 6.577,l5l 5arbise; IS, 1879 ni6t
im Stammpsrbano itebenoe Snoianer
uno 0albs Snbianer; los, ,463 Gbines
fen un6 255 anSere gliiateu. gluf ie
1000 m6unIi6s GinippbHer fommsn
95, ,5l9 ipsibIi6s Ginpcbncr geseu 81, :
s0l I'M Sabre 1870. 9luf ie 100, 900
Gimssborcne fommen $3.50 6remcses
bOrene sesen 1875 I'M Sabre 1870.
= Das Seusr in BEN Gbaie 9iiper
9cbIens Winsn auf Der Sniel Saneou'
! Der, 8ritii6sGpIumbia, 1T untercriidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-02-24
Y c ~ R e:

1le %flebrfen lIne IeBt edrn cinil, eab bic
metrn Arnufhejteu eurd gcGrte 9ieren cher
tsbsr sniittbfn, une bOB ptnu ris ridfaen
Srgane in autem ,3uitanp scbarn wtrtru,
ernnpheit has Rriutat iciu miro. 9Sdr-
ners g fe Rierenune grber9ur
" aeppnnsn aus einsm Hufndtn trcpiten
9latte
BON fcltcncm 9Bcrtbc
uno ~ Gin PcltIrss Srilmitlcl fur bic fclgrn-
hen yeieen:
9tiideni6meren, idIimmeS 9opiiptb,
S6winoel, gluibIdben, ent,iinoete 9lus
gen, GrmIpung. 9ln6titpeiB;
SbmerSen i'm llnterlsib. Sersflppfen,
8elbiubt, Stein, idmepbaftes uriuis
ren, 0taIorial Sicber, Sieber & 9lgue
limb ale aranfbtiteu, wrlte turd llnrrb-
nung etr Nitrtn, Sstsr cher Sarnpreane ptr-
| urlddt psreen.
Gs ~ sins li6ere uno eepilie Sur
| fir ale reitIihen Giesn, pie
Seucprrb6u. GntSunouus, Giterung
uno Sallen Der 8ebdrmutter.
Gs ipnrellirt une regulirt bic Rrniruatipn,
une 1T Gin Tcsllentes uue Hhres Wiitel fir
6rausn rGbrrnp esr S6pdngrridafi.
als Gin Slurrinisrr il eS unuttrrrtt,
ctnn ss firirt bic Sradns, eis has SIut NJ g.
DEN. SIR
6eidpiire, 9eitbeuIen, SerofeIn, 0IieS=
iAwamm, SalSflub, Sereifiunsen purb
0uediilber uno anoere 0roguen,
unb it Ftsr in jtesm 5alIs.
Sir SarnrluB, Smppten;, &reuiIbmer=
sen uno dbnlihe 8ebreden
II Is Gin ilderss uup idnrIlrS seimtttl.
Gs IL bic rin;is trfhnute NeeBin, rsI6e bic
Srtgbts Nraufteit filrirt bat.
glls elm Seireis Der Reinbeit une hes 6je.
baIts eisits srcBsn Namr Ssilmittels, lrlet
bic fpletnes
Sbcmifebc stnGlDfc.
g. q. Vatimcrt, pb. o, g.e. o, Ore
fslrr esr 9brmie in her llnipcrltdt rcn Ncd,e-
FER, q. o., befdnnt nit her popularii6t une
etm grreisuit ron gSarucr's safe
Niereu unp esber sur, bat nab elmer
eurhgreifrnten dfmil6rn slualyit ens fpi1rnte
3tusniB pnpHcniIiht:
llniUrritGt Yrn Rcdsiisr,
9bsmiites gabcrdtcrium,
Rchelirr, a. o., 8. IAN. 1880.
pr. 8. 9. gSdrnfr bat mir eds t5crmuar
iibsrgsben fir cine ReoSin, tir ppu ibm fa-
triSirt nne wrtduit pirp unisr eer alsemcinsn
SSeidlnuns pGn gSaruers Safe
y tertn unp Seber sur. SD bate,
ben 6abrifNticnsprcpb unteriudlt, pelder nit
9rpber Srridt unp mad ueuritrr Nletbres &C.
fiibrt pirb. SD babs fernsr Spn iriuem ga6c-
rdtprium prpben aler paterialm enincmmsn.
bic tei 3ubrrtimng eisisr MSpi3iu aebrautt
prrtsn, uup nab fritihtr llntrru6ung iiuee
ib eisislben, mic aud bic Mtei,in, peld,e lie
biIren sGn;lid frri pOn gifiigrn scr iddeli6m
zubifaBen. 9. VI. Eattimpre.
Tisis WisriSiu, pelts lcids geunesr vel.
braht frmmt in srEbuu 5dihcn ais iraeup
cine anbCre Wsbiiin nut ben Wdrit unb pire
ppn alien gIpptbtftru Su 81 % per 5lditr psr-
fauft' 3iir Sarnilub frass nnb gS arutrS
Safe Dtabetes Sur. Gs 1T Gin
ilhrr wirfsntes Rittel. 81. 6. SSdrner
s Co., gipdtiisr, y. y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-02-24

ede Nain & Sadion Str, SpSe Bari,
gBir smpfsbIm bitIts @si6Gft her sth.
Nufmtrfiamfrit tss ssebrtsn publifums fir
Nnfsrtiguns aln Sortsn pbptrsrapbiidn
Silesr. 0Jutr uup ssi6madsOlls arbsitsn su
mdeissn prtiftn psrcsn justfGsrt eanb.
ibaftstiIer uub gfrsrSbunatn itbr sIrt
Silefr pTesa pTpmpt unb gut bsioret. Cine
i6rns guspabl ron 9ilptrdbmsn il ittts an
Sanp gln SCnutassn il bic GaIIrris riisn
pen 8 llbr gUrmittass bic llbr gia6mittass,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-02-24
G E0R e KELLER.
SGnbIsr in,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sfl[aH[fr

f39 penn apG Serantou, pa,,
fmpffbft ifin reidbaltigss gaatr Son S6iir-
banetrn, StIOIrn, 5barfncpfrn, ibsr rbdupt
aus in sinsm Sarppars Stpre surbantensn
eearttsen grItfsIn. 6rrnrr feline arcss Gins
pabl ron RslsriHmitbpaarsn, Som Minias
iur,SaldsnmsiIr an bis gum sr6bten 3rant,ir.
meier, pOn etr frinifrn S6ssrr bis Sur Sdbnei.
etrlutfrs GrrBter Dtmtnilpn. Gtrnrr liub ale
nlsrnfn 81, gStrtlslet ais GsiIsn, Belle, Dim.
Artpanebabfn II. I. p. bilIisif Al babtn.
Sbrot, YuIber un6 9atronen.
HfpdratlIren Spn ShlGIrrn, SbliilTelu. Re.
gtn- une pnnrnibirmtn, Shlrifsn afler
arttn SbnritprrIjslgr, 6rilsn ron SSasu
wlre prompt unb gut btlprsf.
sSltnten uno ReboIber
perefn auf biz bette gIrt reparirt unb Nam.n
ntreen in StabI auf SriiflIuna anar-
ftriist.
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S6lub- prsiIt
ppn
Se6dpcu uno Xotpnfeub,

Sanfitrs,
Rp. 40 Sie Eritts Strabs philadelphia
aftitn rtrbsn etfauft unb rTfauft.
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scrautOn, Ya., OOnneritag ben "a. Sebruar 1881.

rsr abonnirt auf bas ,,S1anton
@o6snbIatt".
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-03
From Island MnuntnIu.


We have just received from our old
friend, T.. P-nrul, a letter written at
ISlSud NJ 'uutiiu, on the 18th instant.
Which II an Indie ltion that the Spring.
like weather aud pleasant Methods OF
iocomvtiou prevailing ia thia vicinity
does not extend {" any Hppreciuble dis
tsnecanorthward in the mountains. Mr..
l., urod aud party left here for the
cAmp above mentioned, about two
weeks ago, aud mal. the trip in with
ths wagon they started in. travelling
most OF the thu on top of deep suow
which they fnuuL sum 'iruiiy solid to
bear up the team. only breaking through
occasionally.
On rrrching Mrs. J%ohnson's place u
regular blizzard. accompanied by ten
inches Of snow KEEP, them Lou od Il
couple "f days, after which the party
again 81 nut, ASST s,.d by Aus:in Gil.
ruth. who with his team assisted them
through from his ranch.
AZ the time Of wuting. Mr. penrod
stHt,s that snow Ans falling fast. aud
start GU his return. would have grent
difficulty, IL not danger. in getting
back.
The arrival OF tho letter to Us. how.
avrr. Is a guarantee for his safety. In
tho low lands the snow ia three feet in
depth, aud almost ~ solid as SO much
ice, while the hillsides nre quite b"re.
On the night Of tho 18th. fonr inches
Of uSo~.fell and continued part Of the
day. After = brief rest II b gan falling
again. aud ON tho 18th. had drifted to y
depth Of six foet all around the house.
Had the party not got iu just AS they
did, they wo I'D have been forced to 10.
iurn. TNsivi inches Of snow had fal.
leo two days after their arrival Ia camp.
Nr. Peurod thinks that The fonr days
gale, With snow, they hal just eIpe.
rieuced. would fully equal any VI those
Coiurado billiards. we read Of. They
bavc plenty OF wood and PROVISIONS nj
camp, however. and though the wealth.
CT WAS the coldest OF the season. they
we're quite comfortable; but hay was
getting very short, aud tho prospac, was
that ,hcir horses would suffer, ~ no
feed oonld be obtained from abroad.
Tho snow will m ,rd no water for min.
Ing purposes before tue middle Of April
or Hrst Of May, and M little can be
done until then, tho writer wishes he
was back here again.
On Brunenu river tho storms during
the Winter wero Of rain, and the weather
btiDs mill large herds OF cattle IN that
quarter suffered very little. Dan MUIR
phys band Of several hundred head
hays we"therud through with very little
loss. NJ" HlH aH.ai
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-03
BoSA>zA. M.ruh n, 1881.

BoSA'ZA, hNrrh q, 1881.
EEtor. LRdFsHdort-Every few days n
Ietter comes to me from Eiko county,
inquiring about tho outlook in the Yam
kee Fork country. and how early in the
Spring it will DO prudent to try and
ct in.
Fl st and foremost Of everything else.
tho place has e surplus of laoor. Men
hav. already commepeed { o leave for
wo ii River. That place will probably
nttr act the mining capital during the
coming season,
The mines here are largo and rich,
and many of them sufficiently dsyel
1ped to prove their permsnency.
The Charles Dickens has tunnels
driven in at a depth OF COO feet below
the surface groupings. The lodge Is 20
feet wide, and tie ore chimney Is known
to be 900 feet IN length along the vein.
A small amount Of ole Is reduced each
season. Welding enough money to pay
current expenses aud support tho own
ers in h~rSt-class style.
The Montana IL not quite so large;
but IL possible Is richer than the Dick.
ems. Last Summer n considerable
quantity OF ore wal shipped from II to
Bay Horse for reduction.
The Badger. Lncky Boy and a half.
dozen other mines are pretty we'll devel-
oped, having shafts aud tunnels which
open them up to a depth Of 100 and
200 feet.
The Custer is too well known 10 neel
any remarks from me. I will state,
however, that the 2O.stamp mill il run.
ming ON about $3.50 ore; and has enough
in sight TO keep it going for Ave or sir
years.
To sum up: The mines arc large and
rich and held 1t inbulou. prices. Wood
and water arc abundant; the former
selling Mt from 30 to SO per cord--the
latter is free. Tb. roads will probably
be open for wheels by the LIST of May.
This b a good place in which to erect
custom mills. Fuel is cheap. labor,
81 80 per day and freight 81 cents
from BlacktoOt On the U. K n. II. r.
Hence, one eau see that orc eau he
milled fully rs cheap hero as In any
portion Of SuvHda. As for ore to keep
one or two mills going. thero will be no
difficulty nj all. SrLESus.
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ttsoa N.as..a.y,. Dslly.i



John NeInEssA. Of GAs Nm g Sooes
4 Co.. wee up froa csslia lasa evening.
n. r. VIII, q BSlIson. r-kurasd Asss
fron ~ trtp - xins,sy disntcs 30 ns
train life norntnR.
=. u. csiiin has been appointed 70
the SUPPLEMENTARY q The Navajo
mine at Tuscsrora.
Frnuk O-bistoa. tAs veil known
comstock mining man passed tAroueA
hrr~ IA his ~sy 10 look after. his miu.
ing inter sts In Colombo. BY lest even.
inR's train. He viii Ne1rn to Virginia
City In about Thirty dAyu.
Mrs.. N.rdis. widow q the late O.. W.
Mardi,, of Brunsa1:: stArt-d on hor.s.
back. accompanied By a. Indian guide.
for IslAnd Nosnt.iu. on Monday. The
rip at this time voaia b reearged a.
rather = hsaarlo1s undertaking for
'ven an able bodied man. I'D
Frank Hargts yesterday took his old
hotguu aud went pso~lins along the
liver above town. A couple OF lat NAL
ards cbucked into a ones on his
eturu, establishes in Ms an abiding
aiIh In the soundness Of bis Judgment;
mis- accomplishments as q hauter, and
his skill as q shoulisI F.
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That Constock Cane.

Frank Osbiston recently made Da,
De Quille = present Of a walking stick
aud Dan made mention Of the fact
somewhat deliberately. Il 10 true, bu
giving it no more space than the am
biguous language employed in its de
scriptiop, necessarily required. Th,
presentation Of a cane il not too wig
orou>ly-is usually regarded as q con
para,ively trivial feat. and one that mn:
be p rformed without danger Of t1
tended comment. In this pnrticula
instance, however, doubtless owing {,
the prominence Of the parties mn.
pointednesu OF the gift, all the pcucil
pushcrs along the Comstock are airin:
their putatIYe knowledge and natusn
history In connection with that liitl
Gaming episode. The Appeal man. who
there IL good reason to believe. wa,
never in the sixty years Of his life. in ,
buffalo coqntry, ostentatiously observes
ut was out from q wood which IL onl,
found whore large herds Of buff,l.
range and known as boise do bison
In the Spring the buffalo COWS are YER:
fond Of it. II is considered quite fat
tcuiug and healthy and alSo muci
priced by tho Indians. Canes are fire.
quently made Of this wood which is s
rare that n stick readily s.lls for fv'
and ten dollars in Omaha"
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lfsea tsa.y.s p.ay.i
0NA0A~aA

00AOA9o0oA
\. ", s>-aso. = wfaH = s.ae~a
O-AAH
N. A. silss dApAxt, sor his hon. In
IdaAo. to-nosrov.
A. DuAn vaa ~ . " paAs<nk-s troa
Ne NostA b Ne sag last evening.
An. captaisknlt.t Of AAera.sNso.
= Waiting her frteAd. Mn. James CLARK.
Mrs. Vim. Parvi.aee. Of Tuaearosa,
arrived here By The ves.,bousd trAi.,
this morning.
Boz your garden . els in nix al he
Drua Score, ~ Ices thu half the price
charged In papers.
LAxDAEru's Eurdsn ascds are Eaasan.
teed TO DO fresh and reliable. SCld a
he Drug Store Al EAst.rn retail ptices.
E. Woodruff Of the iln Of woodsaa
Z Ennor. came dora FROM wslis this
morning. wn. EanoN Uf the sams
lam il In town from Palisado.
R. N. CAilin. and !. 81. BanAsia,
wife aud child, came mp from tho BY
y the train last svenihg. ard startsi
rTsscarOr&by the stage this mem
ug.
Frank Parry and tho willard DO - Of
line Valley. have got toquar lin:
yer . water privilege; both partie.
isiming the prior right to q o n lin
trrann which COWS near their re.peu.
We ranches. The questtoa 10 on. trial
T the second time. before Justice Mar
liant. at P"lisnde; Bishop and Baker,
Eureka. being retained by the respec.
i've ~litignnts. and the Leader says, Pal
.sds has not been 80 excited since the
'arting Of The frst through train to
eureka. John Baker IL conducting tho
.rosecution aud Col. W. W. Biahop 70
~hsnsging the defense. There arc teara
ntertained by those knowing the rAr
les that these lawsuits, whichever way
hey go, will not terminate the trouble,
'utthAt there is great danger of an APP
.eal to a higher Lac, where shotg1ns
nd revoiyets form the most potent aud
~''nSincing arguments. %,
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letter From Wood river.


A Letter dated the goth inst, from
Wool River, from Dick Pickett and
George Cunningham. who left here
about a month ago for hat place, is
published by the TIMES Rtpitr. They
arrive on the 18th. after a rough trip Of
Ave days from 'Dlaokfoot. They nre
still suffering from snow blindness con.
tracted while on their journey. They
advise everybody TO stay away for six
weeks at least. as nothing eau be- done
before that time on account Of the
snow. The tow Of Bellevue contains
about three hundred Inhabitants. near
~ all Of whom are ~protpectors and
miners, most Of them broke. There
are seven stores, five saloons, three res.
taurnnts, two barber shops. ono lodg
ing house. one thu shop. two stables
aud two meat markets, bnt nc beef.
There are not q thousand dollars In
circulation in the town, aud the boys
say they would rather have Dallas su
loon IN Turcarora than the entire Ave
III Bellevue, for the next six weeks.