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The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-15

one or two saw mills, \ number Of
mines and other property. J
HAn official bulletin OF the census
Office, recently issued, gives the total
population of all towns in Colorado
ON the 1st of June, 1880. The follows
ing are the cities with population
of 1.0O0 or over: Denver, *, 5,629
Leadville, 1880; Boulder, S,C6S |;
Rosita. 1.OOS; Silver CHff, 4, $50; Cols
orado Springs, 4,226; Canon City,
sol; Black Hawk, 1,54O; Central
City, 1926; Nevadaville, 1854; PITT
kin, 1,S9l Ruby City, l, ,12S; Golden,
$3.50; Buena Vista, ALL; George
town, 1901; Fort Collins. 1856 |;
Trinidad, ages; Pueblo, SPIT; South
fassle; Pueblo l'4as' , as7 BTekenridse' 1857 J
[ The Leadviile Chronicle says: On
the ed miner named James Milikau
came into Red Cliff from q little camp
ON Eagle river near The inte<see4or11
| of Care creek and above Battle mouH!
tain, and said that some Indians had
appeared there the day previous and
told the miners that two dead white
men would be found near Grand
river in the direction which they
pointed out. The people at Red Cfi6
organized party, which went out
and found the corpses OF the two
men, who had evidently been prepAf-
ing to put up houses and make Z eet:
tlement. Their ruined wagons and
dead teams were close by. On the
person of one was found letter that
seemed to indicate his name was
John Gibson, and that his home was
at Denver. Beyond this nothing was
discovered. The bodies were buried
where they had fallen.
Silver Cliff Prospect: Yesterday
morning, Oct. 9th, about half past
one O'Clock Mr.. J. v. r. Spencer, an
old and prominent citizen of Silver
Cliff. came to his death in q very sud-
den manner. All will remember the
heroic act of Mr.. Spencer last week
to save his son Joe from the flames
during the burning of the Carbonate
hotel. Missing his son. and fearing
that he would perish, he rushed to
his bed room on the second floor,
where he found Joe lying on the bed
unconscious. The smoke was sitting
and amid the roar of the fast ap-
preaching flames. he clasped his boy
in his arms and started for the stair
way. He became insensible, and
when restored to consciousness found
himself lying on the floor at the head
of the stairs. still holding him in his
arms. By desperate struggie he
must have forced his way thro14h
the hall, and was revived by the fresh
air when he neared the end Of the
hail. II was owing to this noble aet
of his that he lost his life, rs he in-
hailed considerable quantity Of
smoke while rescning his son.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-15
Notice for Publicasion.
LAND orrrcE AT PUEBLO. coLo.,

October IL, 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
tion 10 make final proof in support of his
claim. and secure final entry threof,
and that said proof will be made be-
fore the clerk of the District Court of FREE
mont County, at the county seat, on MON
DAY, NOVEMBER IA, lssi. viz 4; SYLyES-
TER ALLEN, homestead en'ry NJ. 6oT, for
the y of sci sec. -. and NJ Of net OF sec.
"a. TIP. 20 s.. Re- Gg W. and names the fol-
lowing witnesses To prove his continuous
residence upon nnd cultivation of said tract
viz: Ira Il. Porter. stephen Sirto's. Jacob
Belts and Henry M. Burroughs. Of GREEN
WOOD. Colo. MARK l.. PLUME.
s42t46 Register.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-15
STATE NEWS.

III The Mining News Is the name of q
newspaper just started at Pitkin;i =
The Uucompahgrs Utes are report
ed back upon their old reservation.
A new paper named the Republi-
-can has been started at Cres sted Butte,
Major Henry Ward took editorial
charge of the Leadville Chronicle on
Monday.
The Colorado Industrial alAssoeiation
cleared about S4,590 at their recent
fair in Denver.
The lodging house and shaft house
of the Annie Mining company at
Leadville were both destroyed by
fire on the 9th.
Chicago capitalists have shipped
machinery 20 Irwin for the purpose
Of boring Tor oil.
Y j. G. aud z. ). Jones. of Colorado,
rhave sold their herd of $4,000 cattle
to Underw ool & Co., of Kansas City,
for S625, 900.
Editor Glafeke, recently of the
Cheyenne Leader, is now engaged
upon the New West, "Brick" Pome-
roy's paper in Denver.
Y Daring the months of June, July
and August about Zoo people visit
ed the summit of Pixies peak. $50
going mp on horseback.
" Engineer page aud Andrew Franks
Ewere both killed by the wrecking OF
an engine on the Robinson branch OF
the d. S Il. G. las, week.
The contractors on the Denver,
Western and Pacific railroad have
filed mechanics liens upon the prop
ertv of that company in Arapahoe,
jefferson, Weld and Boulder counties.
The republicans of Boulder county
have nominated f. j. Anderson for
sheriff, W. II. Laws for county clerk,
Ebeu White for treasurer, George
Teal and A. Z. Hampstead for COIN
missioners. and other candidates.
"Arizona Rill' aud man called
y. >.Frenchy' were both shot by Mar
shall Hayes at Crested Butte last
week. The elatter was killed and the
former seriously wounded. Hayes
has been Indicted by the grand jury
of Gunnison county.
James Doragan, a'railroad boss, IN
\ charge, OF camp on tho Eagle rivei
ex tension OF the ID. 4 r. g., WAS shOl
aud killed BY one Of the men undel
him. w. J. Thompson. last week
\ The dif1iculty was about tuAsa y hict
Thompson had been driving.
Charles Nachtrieb, who w&s shot
lby Bert Retningtou ~ naVrop o.
The srd inst. wa. one cf the ploneers
Of the county. He owned nhe touu
sits II Nathrop. and 6ssidee : store
there, hsd = large puHbT q stock
|
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-15

The sidewalk ordinance of Canon
City is apparently Hdfsa letter.
1t is completely ignoreds4y property
owners. More sand and3inch plank
and broken stone walk& are going
down than any othcrskind. Let it be
repealed and one passed TO read like
such ordinances in oslier towns OF
Colorado. "Clear pine lumber, two
inches thick" or 'ifag stone. closely
jointed."
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-15

LASD OFFICE At pr..nLe. ~

IAkD VFFItE NJ TT FsiFEfl. no
September ~. Is;i. I
Notice is hereby given hat the following
ss=::s.ss. =s.ticr has flied notice ol has inten-
iion to make innl proof IN suyipur; of his
claim, anu seenre tnsl entry thereof: and
that said proof will he InIade SCall e The clerk
OF ;he District Court OF Fremont opnfy az
the coa-pty seat on MONDAY. o T 2arH
1881, viz: WILLIAM GOFF. ID. :. No. 6i3i
for the nw4 of swi< sec. g, Up .s =. re-. co w .
and names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultt Vatinn
Of said tract. viz: VIM. Mckinney, Joseph
Moore, Robert Z hompson and Henry Waller,
of CANON CITY, Fremont County, Colo.
MARK L. BLUNT.
~Sati5 Register.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-15

Governor Pitkin has received the
following dispatch from Clev Gland
relative 10 The Garfield monument
fund:
CLgvELANp, Ohio, Oct. s.
Governor Frederick W. oitkin, Den
rcr, Colorado:
The committee having in charge
the movement, already begun, to se-
cure fund for the erection Off mon-
ument near the grave of our late
president, James 4. Garfield, at Lake
View ccmetry, which shall be a
worthy tribute OF the American
people to his name and memory, are
dcsirous of the cooperation and as
sistauce OF citizens of the different
states. The contributions being vol
untary can only be made general by
organized arrangements in every state
and county, aud we desire that OPP
poctuuity Tor subscription be extend
ed TO all the people. We therefore
respectfully request and hereby auth
orizc You to act rs general manager
of this movement In the state OF Ccl-
orado, with full power to associate
such other persons as you may con-
slider best and with them to organize
the work throughout your slate as
yen may deem most advisable. We
earnestly urge upon you TO accept
this appointment and to signify yoor
aTccptsncc at al, early day. The
committce have beautiful lithcrrap,l
certificates prepared, which win ID
scut 10 all who contribute one o.
more dollare. Larger subscriptions
than one dollar win be received and
thankfully accepted. The dollar sat'
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-15
Notice for PublIcatIon.
LAND OFFICE AT Pueblo. Colo,
October 8. 1881

October 8, 1881
Notice is given hereby that the following
named settler has filed notice of her inten-
rion to make final proof in support of her
claim, and secure final entry thereof, and that
said proof will be made before the clerk of
the District Court of Fremont County, at
the county seat, on MONDAY, NOVEM-
BER "A, 1881, viz ELLA NJ. BAYERS.
u. s. 6070. for the M Of net sw4 OF nei sec.
30. and nw4 of nw4 of sec. 81, TIP. Al N,
Rg. IL e., and names the following wit
nesses to prove her continuous residence
Upon and cultivation of said tract, viz w.
u. Bayers, {. Z. Lewis, J. fl. Ross and
Marcus Ross, of TEXAS CREEK, Fremont
county. Colo. MARK l.. BLUNT,
s42t46 Register
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-15
David Davis was elected president
pro temporc of the us ssenate.
Bossisrn. /. e. ConklinQIsm i

Bossisn, i. e. Conklin2Jsm in there
publican party of New York. receiv-
ed its quietus, for tirnf at least, at
the state convention he'll in the city
of that name last Mondat The anti
stalwarts had a majority q lOe. Conk-
ling did not attend.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-15
Temperance.

OANON OtTH, Oct. Aay 1901
To the Editor of the RECORD.
,ion mnPf ens g-ss sssd ssS6 y5 ~. sS asss ...
for publication on temperance.
w. r. EowLEh.
STEALING EGGS BY Law.
Our nation gives it's ssnction to the
crime of liquor selling and mannfae-
ture for the sake of its share of the
profits. 1t is the great silent partner
in the whisky trade of almost forty
states. And because it sins at whole
sale and not at retail, only Licenses
somebody else to pour down the
,hroats of hundreds of thousands the
fiery fluid that whets the murderar's
knife, it stands back dignificd ard
respectable. A perfectly legitimate
way of raising the revenue (2??(
The following parable by Rev. =.
Merrick further illustrates the sub
ject:
John was much given to stealing
eggs. This led to no little family
aud neighborhood trouble. The faith
er demonstrated mildly from time 50
time, but john continued his evil
practice, alike regardless of his faith
er's gentle rebukes and the disturb
3uCG IL CtCatCus Az ACAAt &A VIZ Asss.e~A
starts up with an energy that be-
tokens purpose to restrain his way
ward son. He calls him into his
presence "My son, this esg-steal-
ing is all wrong. 1t is causing mo
much trouble and expense 1t Is ruin
ing the reputation of our family u
is causing hard feelings among our
ueighbors; and, withal, your exam
pie is corrupting your associates.
There is much complaint in the com
munity, and am loudly called upon
to abate the evil. Now consider we'll
whai say, for l AIN very much In
earnest: l do not positively forbid
this traffic in stolen eggs, but for tho
purpose of providing against tho
The evils resulting from the trafiic In
them, shall hereafter insist that you
pay me a portion Of the rscceet1s Of
your sales, namely, ou your seio 81
hens eggs, s5 per cent., OF turkey's
eggs, 10 per cent. OF duck's csgs, q
Der cent. and to make sure OF my
Share of the plunder shall hold You
under bonds aud penalties. wish
it, however, distinctly understood
that do not hereby approve OF your
stealing eggs; but II you will persist
in doing SO, so long as you faithfully
pay 10 me the specified per cent o.
YOUR sales, will do what car 70
protect you In your business Ard -
make your vocation respcctable."
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-15
ssBoycotting.v
srEAL1Ne EGGS BY Law.
From the Denver Tribune.

From the Denver Tribune
There Is an attempt being made II
Cincinnati to 'sboycotI the Commer-
c,al. The Commercial IL the shlsst
paper In the city, and, .. lis rss6sss
are Intelligent, the attempt viii prob,
abiy prove 1 rniserabjo 0aale. 4
newspaper can not b. Ftxht aore thae
Il 10 being properly conducted 4Dsjl
all tho cheap Johns tske 70 enafjln9
A. H.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-15
ASSAYS FOR THE WEEK.

| Subscriptions to the Garfield fund
| have reached 1885,, ,093.
Snow fell in st. Lawrence county
New York on the 10th.
| The fund for Mrs. Garfield and her
children will be closed to-day.
| Several Indians. engaged in the re-
cent murderous depredations in Ari-
zona, have been arrested.
Sam'l J. Tilden has refused to be a
candidate for governor on the demo-
| cratic ticket in New York.
Roscoe Ccnkling was in Washing
ton on Sunday and called upon the
president. He refused to be inter-
viewed.
| Heavy frauds have been discovered
| in the pension Office. The amount
involved will reach into the millions
of dollars.
Water is being sold in the city OF
New York at from 20 to % cents q
barrel. A water famine is feared.
The three Arkansas train robbers
| were convicted and sentenced to a
term in the penitentiary of seventy
years each.
J.. G. Holland the poet and editor of
Scribner's Monthly Magazine, died
suddenly in New York City on the
morning of the 18th.
Guiteau's brother-in-Iaw, Scoville,
and his counsel, cannot find an attor-
ney who will aid him in the defense
of the assassin. He is very much dis
couraged.
The national centennial celebration
of the surrender of Cornwallis at
Yorktown will begin on the 10Th. A
| number of French army, navy and
civil officers win be present.
English 1nanciers are troubled by
the constant gold drain from Europe
to America. Advance in the discount
rate to five per cent. has not check ed
the flow, and an advance to six /, r
cent. is expected.
The elections in Ohio and Iowa on
Tuesday resulted in a decided VIC
tory for the republicans Governor
Fosters majority in Ohio is from 15-
600 to 10000 and Governor Sherman's
majority in Iowa is from $1,000 to
10000. Both branches of the .egisla-
ture in Ohio are probably republican.
A Cleveland dispatch says that J.
Stanley Brown, private secretary 10
the late president. will remain with
Mrs. Garfield as her financial agent,
and one of his duties in Washington
will be to dispose Of her Washington
residence. Mrs. Garfield. it is added,
continues to bear up bravely, but the
strain of grief and excitement is tell
ing on the aged mother.
The special session of the United
States senate convened on Monday
and was called TO order by Senator
was in
ting the newly elected senators UeIdffc
president pro TEN was chosen.
They were not sworn in. however,
and Senator Davis, of Illinois, was
elected to that office.
Guiteau's Indictment embraces IL
counts, and is drawn with great
minuteness. The fifth and sixth
counts are the ones upon which the
prosecution will mainls-rely. These
describe the shooting as having been
done at the Baltimore & Potomac de-
pot, Washington, of malice afore-
thought, with pistol, infiictiug a
mortal wound, from the effect of
which the president died.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-15

scription is only intended to popular.
ize the movement.
Respectfully You're,
JOSEPH PERKINS,
j. II. WADE,
II. b. PAYNE, Com.
j. II. RHODES, Sec
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-15

Mr.. Megrue in the estimation of his
numerous friends.
Salida Mail: The Pueblo delega-
ton TO the G. c. c. C. played it fine.
They sent two of their number up as
an advance guard. Those two re.
ported a slim attendance, and then
Pueblo came up in force. Had they
reported large attendance the Pue-
bio delegates would haze been entire
ly too busy to attend. There is moth
ing like strategy.
Colorado Springs Gazette: Canon
City labored very hard and in good
faith for the success of the late con-
vention and is disappointed at the re-
sult of it. 1t will still have the solid
support of Fremont and Custer coun-
ties with a fair following in the Gun
nison. As a cons solation we will say
there is a precedent for putting the
capital in the same city as the peni-
tentiary. Jackson, Michigan, is that
precedent.
Salida Mail: 1t was amusing to
note the attitude of the Colorado
/ Springs delegation to the Canon City
capital convention. They walked in
timidly and took seats on the very
back row of benches, and when it
was proposed to elect Steele secre-
tary of tie convention he got up and
said he was not, in fact, present; that
he was there bodily but not spiritu-
ally; that they only wanted to con-
fer and not do anything. But he was
elected. and his body waiized up to
the secretary's desk while his spirit
was soaring around near the base of
Pixies Peak. And then by and by
Sagendorf's body arose and stated
that his spirit was, so far as the C. c.
@. c. was concerned, snon comati-
bus up stumpum,'' and when he sat
down, Stubbs, fearing that his body
might be called upon to respond
while his spirit was far away, crawl
ed 4,,ls.lss.. .s5agis Goa, tatl aud remained
NJ 'Ae'i ~ 'o1a -" pe
'"e'i
sioM ~ ''ui. .@' u a', 90 a. 80, -
ne's.o".' e.. '"en ,..o..:"as - "a - haan
"i''. = - - -.
s fs p
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NV ,""s
u'',aes 'ne.n '''o W. :. =, p.'a 80 80, >
e''e'' VI s''"iNeo -.
soNe.,''''ea'' ''Ai e,' i :. rs
ies' 'ne o'net sh''i s". pas - ~ 80 nc
onward ina,'h 10 srea."e "
eitieS nave oceii 'er''ie" '''e -
9is'sis :, Uu' a. 80 :. - -. -, ~
lists between them, will readily agree
that they are not "a happy family
Consolidated and united, it is highly
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-15

The business portion of the town
Sc Kokona, Colorado, burned on
faursslsy At ?. N. Loss $500 ,oeo.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-15
The Cleveland Monument Fund.

Governor Pitkin has received the
following dispatch from Cley Gland
relative 10 The Garfield monument
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-10-15
Some Capital Items.

Salida Mail The Canon city Re-
porter's dirty fling at NJ. N. Megrue
will not do the publishers of that
paper any good, nor will it lower
Mr.. Megrue in the estimation of his
numerous friends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

Probably owing 10 other attractions
ths sttspdanos at the Tsaohsrs' In
stisuts last evening Vas not - good a
formerly. The discussions arranged BY
the committee ON programme TO taks
place were not carried on with much Wig.
or, either the teachers being too back.
ward to participate or bad failed 10 pre-
pare themselves.
The essay by Miss Curtis (privats In.
structrsss In Senator Jones' family. Of
Gold Hill. on "Rsadins" was excellent.
Il suggested that there should be con-
tinuous oourss Of outside reading In the
public schools. commanding In the pri-
mary departments and carried through
to the High School. and gave many val.
liable and interesting hints 10 School
Trustees % we'll - teachers. Miss n.
+. Hurley had prepared her essay on
"Orisinslity In School Work" but sent
word TO the Institute that abe ~ an.
able to b present 70 read II herself. and
Mr.. II. q. Swift read Il for her. Mrs..
swiit's reading wa good and the essay
handled the subject well.
Those Of the other members Who per
formed the part assigned them did well.
There was music and singing and the
meeting last evening compared favoraoly
with previous ones, save the absence Of
. number Of teachers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11
Miscellaneous

Boprl, Jpns ll.-Nsthsu Hcsvain,
Who was killed in the Bechtsl mine on
Thundsy morning BY the explosion OF .
giant cartridge. wa buried ysstsrdsy BY
the Miners Union.
James stookdals. who killed David
HItchsll on Tuesday morning. has been
discharged. Hitohsll was buried yes
tsrdsy.
srocxrox. June Hilary Davis. .
drsymsn living In San Francisco. on
Thursday evening jumped overheard
from the steamer City Of Stockton. OPP
posits Pinols Point, and was drowned.
The steamer was stopped, bat nothing
Was seen Of him after be struck the
water. Hs was intoxicated at the time.
VALLEJO, June 1.-THE little o OF
Captain John B. Alden wss discovered
yesterday morning dead IN the mud ca
Maine street wharf. he bad evidently
fallen headforsmost and suffocated.
San FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE Duke
Of Sutherland and party the last few
DAYS have visited Senator Sharon's place
At Belmont, J. O. Floods ct Msnlo
Park, Governor Stsnford's at PaIo Alto.
the Spring Valley Water Works. the
ClifY House and other points Of interest.
and the thsstsrs In the evening. They
have been shown about BY General No.
Dowsll, General Barnes, Webb Howard
and Frank Nswlsnds. They left this
morning for the East.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11
rtpsr's opera .

Charles Rsads's great play. "Ths
Double Marriage" will not b called
great By the audience that Witnessed its
performance al Pipsr's Opera House
last night. II great and small are
proper terms to use In this connection.
the play may be faithfully called . small
affair. The scope Of the stosy 10 small
and the plot unnatural. The piece
should BE- CHASED with the emotional
plays Of east Lynne" and THE
Stranger" and then RELOCATED 70 obscu.
rity. People a. Q general Thing do not 60
10 the thsatsr to cry . hssrt-rsnding
scenes, and the sooner theatrical man.
sasrs learn this tact the better IL will bs
Tor their pockets.
80 mach for the piece. Its perform.
snes last night. however. wss % good
that il dsmsrits we're In . measure %
cred By the msrits OF the actors. The
acting Of Miss Claxton - Josephine.
and that Of Miss johnson ~ Bose. vas
perfect. They made al that could have
been made out Of their parts. Steven.
son and Arnott. two A~neiooking French
army ofhcsrs. also did we'll. In fsct.
the whole company deserve great praise
for making something out OF nothing.
The romantic drama OF 1.-TWO Or
phans" will BE- reformed tonight. This
pisos has recsivsd the indorsmsnt OF the
press generally. and In nr.t presentation
here drew . full house. In the hands
Of the "Ksts Clsxton Company" 1t can.
not fall to please our thsatsr-eoing P.o'
pie. A tonight 10 the last night Of the
engagement Of this m%sritorious company
the house should Be crowded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11
STOCK ITEMS.


Several brokers. Who vsrs prominently
Identified with the recent rise In the
north end stocks, according To the Ban
Francisco Pod. have been secretly fesd-
ing them out to buyers through other
brokers during the past few days. and
this supply acoounss- for their Decline
The motives for this unloading st q time
vhen outside expectation runs 70 high
are not yet fully understood. 3 . u may
be that certain Of the large holders lore
sss q delay before the rsquisite dsvelop.
ments can b made In the mines. and are
ssskina TO make Q turn In their stocks.
The transactions In Consolidated Viz.
sinis stock at the New York Mining
Stock Exchange In New York on June
lst aggregated 1900 shares. and the
prics advanced from - Is 70 - 90.
This may b Q clue to the strength 70
Gently displayed By the stock. especially
q rumors are current that the deal va
sntirsly made BY New York operators.
An assessment Of % per share was
IoWe0 " too Osao AinanB SS.t~NJ
Friday morning and vas soon afterwards
fescinded.
For two months the market has shown
al the elements Of . growth based upon
q more favorable condition Of thipgs In
the minss. but sssbseks are to b natur.
ally expected.
At the Yellow Jacket the grade and
track on the $500 level have bssn re-
paired. The vatsr will shortly be
drained from the 2a28 station. which
also drains the 27e0 level Of the Bslehsr.
The Sierra Nevada orossouts are bsins
pushed steadily forward.
The pumps at the Gould q Curry ana
Beat 4 Bslchsr shaft work smoothly.
Sinking Of the shaft has been resumed.
The Alta shaft ID 1850 feet deep today.
The air In the Imperial 10 yet too hot
to admit Of repairs to the 600 pumpboo.
The Ksutuck hoistng works are going
up with fair progress.
Articles Of Incorporation OF the Three
Friends Silver Mining Company. OF the
State Of Nsvsda, vers flsd yestsrday.
Dirsotors--D. L. Weller. John 7. Davis.
8. II. Holmes. W. b. Brown and James
Nswlands. Capital stock. @lo. 000, 600.