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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08

THREE years ago 5000 young salmon
were put into the Potomac. The Wash
iugton Post relates that last Friday after
noon lone fisherman caught a salmon
nine inches long in the Little River,
hack OF Anaiostan Island.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08

THERE are now $1,000 British soldiers
in Ireland, to protect the landlords and
assist the eonstabulary in preserving the
peace. The west of Ireland is virtually
in a state of rebellion, which is spread
inc slowly but surely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08

Ir seems to be taken as matter Oh
course that FosrER will be renominated
at Cleveland to-day. His reelection
will not be 80 much a matter oil course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08

Gov. FcSrEs, OF Ohio, doesn't know
whether to figure as a temperance man
or not. Does he know what it IS to taper
of. Much depends on this.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08
Dissolution of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
All persons knowing themselves indebted are
requested TO Immediately settle their accounts
with W. II Caldwell, Esq who alone is author
lied 10 collect the accounts due the firm.
Persons having claims against lhe firm will
present their accounts TO W, II. Caldwell, who is
authorized to pay the same.
MCKINLEY & MCCORMACK.
WHEELING, W. Va, June :, 1881. juSa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08

MR. BlaISE's essay on the hog is to
be published, curiously enough, under
the general title OF "0ur Foreign Reia-
tions."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08
Wheeling Female College
COMMENCEMENT WEEK.

June I'd, Sd and 6th-Examiu, ton OF Csllege
Glasses.
sabbath, June -Baccalaureate Sermon by
Rev. James hofat at the seconi Presbyterian
Church AZ ~ O'Clock p. N.
Monday, June 6th-Anniyerary exercises OF
the Alumne.
Tuesday. June 7th-Commencement Concert
In College Hall at 8 O'Clock.
Wednesday, June sIh- commencement NJ
Open House. Admission . cents Doors omen
Al ]. Exercises will begin promptly at SIN.
All parties holding an invitation from the gradu.
ating clsS win be admitted on presentation OF
w. one INVITATION admitting two persons
kge stsR.N.
TH1 NEXT TERM
Will omen - ntarnhar nh .,,I,,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08
NOTICE.
For Sale or Exchange

ENoR CITY PROPERTY, COUNTRY RESI-.
IL dence one mile from Benwood junction;
10 acres land, improved by modern frame dive l.
Ing (very conveniently OF six rooms: cellar under
the entire house; choice variety of fruit trees
and shrubbery and never falling spring.
W. v. HOOK & BRO,
myS9b 1900 Market Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08

IT was an oversight in ConKling not
~ have provided a returning board.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08

THx complaints of dry weather have
entirely ceased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-08
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Nol1S".
"AyING SOLD MY INTEREST THIS DAY
III IN The New Mcclure House no one Is au-
thorizad TO buy any goods In my name. Desiring
10 settle up my business without DELAY, all per
sons having bills against me are requested TO
present them promptly, and all persons indebt-
ed 70 me will please call and settle.
Just +. .. NoklON.
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MINES AND MINING.
srSnAr. Jnne 2G-r. Y.

SUNDAY, June ID. "
A large business was done IN mining stocks As'
week. but the markets were depressed and prices
generally show si nfcant declines. The holders OF
miscellaneous and non-dvilcnd stocks arc dspri;ed
hy such manmuyres in dealings as the State Lines
Oricnta, and Miller and IIibernil stocks recently
have illustrated, and the bearish element
in the market has received large occasions
in numbers if not in capital Matters
were still fnrh her aggravated by the steady decline
Il, The san Francisco markets during tl" whole
v.ck Altogether the " bears have been favored
with extraordinary encouragement 20 pat ont large
line. Of stocks and there Is little doubt that the en-
corracemc!lt has been worked for all il Is worth.
Neither is there ems douht that portion Of ih late
manifestations both ir san Tnnrisco AMI here. has
lad for is object the rntr'ppiny 81 70 lNEf .ho.'
interest which aside from Ally question OF
merit or value in the stocks. at IA" proper
moment may BE- made the motive power III adFa'c-
Yesterday, markets ser. irr guar. While state
IN. further declined to l.3r 40 Tor Nos. ana
! against / 80 FRIDAY md 10 wcck afo. ana I"
a., for Nos - aui against g. ana - ana orl,i-
tai and Mile! tu 10 against 10 am Luz ana az
hernia couiiuG,u We oh al boa ~ ,'nis "Flh't ~
ccufs-diyi,!.nd on-a week ago There wa. s'na.
inward movement. Tor soHte fi'lin s. Tldal I"
a. u Us Consolidated Virginia also was M nci'+r
demand ~ ,.3I4 .i}1 against ,'.-', am '"'.i"i1
old NJ fO4 20 agaiIe, i.jj. trerp Mountain ~nIi
AZ ~, The sale uf GrccH Hul.tiiu reported HlaN
~ "a W., an trcoT i'm printing hr oiicEl li>'. ITO
market cloSd quiet aud regular.
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another column orders for It's treasury stock may DC
sent TO Messrs. Watson & Gibson. at No. % broad-
way. - -. al,
Mineral Creek advices 70 June 10 are that a 2i2
foot pay-streak has been uncovered Tor % ieetl
@oid As large a force ~ can be advantageously
worked is employed, and connection will be made
between the two shafts about July !, when the mil
night
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL NAR<sr> -
,xnog lime % 1890 q. m. Atlantic AMI Gfca NesrIs
arst mortgage trustees cetiihc2es 90 fns ~ "a
vi ,rntrl 100; Illinois Central las, Sew YORK. onha
nd q. ~. 90. ,t,..,.rr
o,poN Iuuc 2J-2OO p Atlantic and Guat "essls
art mortgage trustees ,crtincSics O@gi fEie A. - i
% aSicc. quote three per rcntes &c francs eenias
for t4c account -. -. 49,. 70 bra, oer
iospOx Iuur 2j-fOO m.-Paris adyices Goote h1'' -
nt ru, Al ST. francs 10 ceniimes Tor The s'flnhI ma.
Pans June 70 - p. m.-ENchingo On lohHoH' z" ""
25 con tues fOr cheeks 49,. , -. 90 Tie
oSroS June % me Ee0nomiit Of this week ays -
rs ~ ii.count Bank Bills, 90 days a. month";
:. per cent and for trade bills ca days to months IN I'd
nor cont The week has been compardtN - 9u. ~ r..
stcct bcon occasionally 80.
sury 10 detrcsson tall IN Canadian railways - roo
r.aliy Tho only Important DOWNWARD movement - a.
raa manly speculative inht enees ~ ie set
stsned Of through Taycs wouii 'usso
tinted states roads ihey, the contrary, are "a
little higher Indian gold mines are generAy a otaI
III ~ nov tssues announced this week rcpfe-r roy.
CAPITAL OF 10000. The most Important n a." lsnt 81
reut uer cent rupee loan for an amount clu In On
90 40 oo6 In foreign governments spanish hase c.s-
Tc,,Srts respeoting conversion. 10 American IahN-'
tral Pacific and California recoveFedt"o
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Busrness Chances.

DESIRABLE SANITARIuM.-Atten
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r.rr, ,enta location desirable every way FOR sale or
rent Tor term Of years october For particulars
Address "a . bon Co MOntclALE
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GOFF }IA-FiSGs & Coz
Financial Agcnts
Tho property owned and controlled by this Company com
,r.es lO0 acrr- ~ rich mineral lrn' from which large
oonis gold have been taken Ia the old style ~ wash
ing With rockers beside, four lode claims which have been
considerably developed during the pat ycr, ad sh'N good
indications 81 rloh silver veins
The location ~ hs property unsurpassed being near tho
celebrated Robinson Consolidated. "Wdt" quail After
rah aud wheel Of Foytnne mines In the Ten Nile Con
solidated Mining Dirulrt
Development being actively aid vigorously pnahod
er the experienced ~ lhos Cow nlock one
u the most Intelligent experienced mining supeintend
enis In Colorado
limited atnonnt OF treasury stock for promoting above
WORKS and purchasing machinery Will be- SOIL Tor ie" days
q % cents per share
The Directors Of the Company only authorize the sale AZ
above price Tor days when w De advanced 10 81
Intending should send their oriers al once
Remember fuipad $40 shares at tOconts, which arc likely
70 be worth from o. per share within sin mouths
Send all ordcrst0
GOFF, UA9rGSGS & co,
BANKERs ASD BROKERS,
1871 DEVONsHIHESTa BOSTON,
OR
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gneirutiion.
For BOYS and Young Men

For BOYS and Young Men-courtry.
GREENWICH. CONN.-Academy and Board
W ing school for ten boga Thorough 'se tT
home. ~. ~ : -
HIGHLAND M Mda,i .4Nn A ND
Ssn' its 2O year september T. fs 4R ~ ' sS
IFORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
VI A boys family boarding school location helm,.'is
NewJcrsey thorough preparation 9I SCs - ,,of slor
ylsion Of each papi Address Principal H. MOORE
ATT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY,
vi 4 SELECT BnAEDiMG, I scM@2l T"H BOYS
The course Of nsrci@n embrace. Inc following aFmt
eni. SssCa , Mge sr5 Ia S.s seed Jas. are
al-o io,ned IN nu;i' lTawne rynsps ga Ilse S"so
With Srirncd lorse sy1i'9,;ga g VIZ Sgc i,l'
NEW.YORK MILITARY AGADfENlYy;
RFoPENs SEPTENBEf ; lSsl ,,,,.,,,,,.
Thsis boarne schgol for boy ,n ry'fl M et,',
esgrade thoronel incllec ua 90 tics
al Sy he Sapcrnien h,'s fpr,npt oleence tld ~
aud SnauisR sposcn feacug boxing dsnens dravig ana
n a in 1SsrG. n mott beuu scenery along o.
i9rfsmed banks Of The Hudson ard hst fo-iy a'Its
RlSSIVase3 Road to iSSu'T whcre csra- alT'ys ~
TS1 9st oll's .ad nTna.n address jon! AY-
Nj D., suIerutcncont
PARK INSTITUTE R4H iNI.rl nf2 Iaa aSy'
DEEKSklIL q. " Military Acadcny.--l..,oI
l circulars address col. c.. WRIGHT A. q. fH'rr'1-
DENNSILVANIA MILITARY ACADEMl-
/ Chester Penn-Cvil Engineer g, chemistry: 80,
English Degrees conferred. colonel IHhO III Al I
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMl,
1 chester Penn commencement eef.n ~ 80 = s;!'
address nv Hon ALBION ". TOT RGll. Va ~ 80 ~
In,,o NJ occck n 3D.: commencement ihird1' june M
Guard Mount. g:3n O'Clock a. M. ltethrt lArft"' i"'
lock ~; Military . y il.
'' - ~ 90 oncl THEp. HYATT president
SIGLAWS PREPARATORY SCHOOL, EEN-
- BURG y. W stlect Boarding ~Clro i"f - no.
Fits 10 take the icl rank ct Yale and " D aI Io '
Culars address HENRY ". SiGlAl, v \. N"ol --
GUNNER HOME FOR BOGS.-lhc fVnci-
= pal Hudson River scio' i'S@' sly o' l.' 10Y
the seaside ior the vacation. GCution,n "hinE u" p4"
their sons in is caro- may ailrefs NJ care " fall ad;t y
POSTER Coun-c. ALLAN 81 Pars 2arG New ofA ic'
eTenCtn required
SI'MNER SCHOOL.-SWIrHlN G. SHORI-
- LIDGE's ACADEMY FOR IoCNG MI ~ !.ll =
Media PENN miles west OF pha eel iha WI ~ 'h s-7h
at Media Capc May foi Jny ami AUGUST ne l.a.
year ls-lS9 will opcr ~ Me'ii contender ~ o'rl h
circular nnl Nistraiei circular O, ~ l-Sr -lest
SWITfIIN G. SHORrLlDGE. A NJ (haTVari CHHF"''
rraduatc Melll Penn
.s.Studrnts admitted stanY una
yI,,tE GUNNFRY.-Thc fall term Of this
L boarding school for boy WI WI. 'E-iH S'p"'o'' '-
W Warrington. I-tchacG Co.. onn.
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For Young Ladies-Ccuntry.
fNIFNfN

BRADFORD ACADEMl, 1890
{ Fss t sSySpy@ a G y Me- a2% '% @
foi ''''"''i' "ii'' - frnc.p- bradford. Mass
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young ladies.
u bridgeport Ct Address the Prin'iraiHir hmy Nr'-'
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridegroom; Conn.,
for ySnns lae' VII sil Ie"pGh ccat AISt
sf0Sf. M4IIANA %. sLADE Ms C. KNOWLES
HONE INSTITUTE for Young ladies, larrT-
Incn ,oE ,t S bel BONG S ssi ' SEtAGF
1fAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE.
iorteth year september % SS Widely kn@|W ~, i
lf9sf ct 1 e T. sfh lnI i rE"cs '
MRS. S. l.. CEDY'S Boarding and Dly School
e.1, for v Teqe es 5as W.T. St T. L'
DYE SEMINARY. RYE. NEW-YORK.-For
IL particulars sadrcss Mrs. 81. LIFE.
For Both sexes-Country.
A HOME and SCHOOL for CHILDREN
1rArc b9s nd las'F9S Sa& Tor S
PeoIsiiii, \. y.
HOME AND SCHOOL in the Country.--A
a. hc . iedcnce terms reaonA6.c Alfc., N T. ESQ
IISm BoI is. sprlns Valley. =. y.
EORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE lNNIl-
IIrEe9,y I. 7y vtb ,csm thirteen ss-. 4ni
tachers three Years collegiate cour- or ladies' col - PFC
psaiOrv business oratory niu*c 900 70 s2o' g. 'ca
deAc y'a' j 1Soi' = Ki%G i b. Eivor y Y
DREENWICH ACADEMY.-CS ual Literary
" Cnnrses with Musical n-Gt" and Commercial college
Founded Influence d' Ideally ititH ut
I!o, care comforts harmigy located on N"fi a-n
BAN and on direct from y !. - iiu-tla Grand QUE
nnitics hr bathing and boaiiue Term. m.criir
]. Caalugu" frr0 EtE = j. LIN "a ~ Lilo
r. NJ Principal, last Greenwich, T. l.
summer boarding nom July u August 3d.
Mt. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
ctn s S f d. ,fm y lg SS'as ST.. = ys ca
Dockland College, Nyack, y. Y; open during
~ half study. both seNcs term, arc
send Tor new catalogue " u. bANN'Nii-iN 49, ~
SaISOA YEAR, board and tuition Young
- sbCIadrs Mi-ss. BOYS Ipircopal schools, liadl"n
held NJ sl75 Young Men, burlington Military to4escJ
Miscellaneous.
A PPARATUS and FURNITURE OF all kinds
~ for schools Academies Colleges and Halls .cha Tor
catalogue. BAKER. PRATT Co, 40 I'D boud-f \. ,.
Tor SALE or LEASE.-Ncry desirable school
charming ana heahul oumodations Tor twenty
and family buildings and grHnd~ ~ ~ I'H
OF land excellent abundance OF hui &c % roo 80
absbed fory years owner desiring 90 f'i.e WI - ON
easy terms lease low ngulc 90 the rg ny Aa1''
for particulars ". r. BCLhELh1. 'ie'e'-A'. DH'''
IMPORTANT to Students of MuSic.-Ihc ne"
Sew England Cou-cft aoft Anl "iff ni
Music sent free. Apply 70 r. TOT iiJLE' MUSIC Han
Boston, Mass.
CCHOOL WANTED.-Eithcr private school
y or academy principal Of large experience; cct man
Princeton graduate. would lease, perhaps buy ni"AA
20 1870 WRtertOWu, Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-27

lOts shares rfn 10Y tue to~ir-
Government bonds were quic' al the way ont
without any special feature. The final changes in
the bids are dec tines OF Is per cent for the continued
~ and = per mt for the continued .. In staa
bonds an active business done IN the Louisiana
coisols and Ienncssces at advancing hguTes. There
was nothing. more than the usual dealings and
ordinations ~ raj road bonds.
The receipts OF nour and grain AZ tho principal
Atlantic ports SATURDAY, jane 20, were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-27

CGre. IS ll,.llst. y. :.
E,UAPPARAL GOLD NINlNG co.
I.- ALTON of n .uI H.nfs
,.,,.', -,'tt,,'I l'nr Value $40
rock FrII-PtID $50 rNA~~E-~AEl.i-
Rcri.t..I-oi TIi-fer ItlMiit~ ilAN NV ~ w.
Dl-. 3D. ,sloliw1., t-''n*, anl@. Nr".l"s..
(,IAPPARAL GOLD MINING COMPANY.
Rooms = ana a 90 Erca'way
egucc ~ rharpar- Dod Mining 'o.apny stock VIII b'
advanced " 3. per s'.a., J,,y l,l--l
.ui.,l nu,rro' shares $40 Doe soil at o." Orc ~ "a"
company unli t-at date go pr-u price, Al 20 cr share Al
or,. un.i De- conplnrt uy u annt OF ?uroh'e price
Information furnished apqD, A'.ou OF bl letter
HLHNAHD LANur.
President
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Jnsirnciion.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
CN,ASS OF Mr. NEWELL.-Limited num-
~ Der; college preparations languages ana natural
SclepcesL No. 1l5 East 26th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23
MINES AND MINING

TUESDAY, Nov. 22-P. n.
Mining stocks continue to be depressed, although
to- day. as yesterday there was considerable puyns
of the right kind-that is a buying that taxes the
stocks out of the market. There was q further de-
cline for State Line 2 ami 8 to LIS, and recovery
to only 1.2O; but and was steady at 3o@od
cents and Oriental and Miller was no lower al ~
cents Robinson Consolidated closed with decline
of 81 TO 3D. Chrysolite was ls higher at o'i anu
Iron Silver was firm at 2. South Pacific as usual
was active and recovered from Sls to90Sl2. Rising
sun was cents better at SO cents, and Moose was
cents higher at 50. The Constock shares were
weak Consolidated Virginia being down to i.oo
and California to SO cents. The morning quotations
from San Francisco showed a weak and lower mar
ke there which is explained by private dispatches
10 be because of the unusual quantity OF stocks 10
he sold this month account of delinquent assess
meuts. ,,,
The Wilma Consolidated Company has declared
a dividend of 10 cents per share payable December
l. Transfer books close November 20, and reopen
December 9. The officers of the company report
SIO6 1893 80 cash in bank more than sufficient Tor
i've dividends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23

Colonel Thomas W. Knox completes his story of
@The Boy Travellers in the Far East 4" by the pub
location of third volume, devoted to Ceylon,
India Borneo, the Philippine Islands, and Burmah
Harper & Brothers.. The incidents and descrip-
tions in these entertaining books are mainly taken
from the authors own experience and observation,
although he has supplemented his notes by means
of the works of other travellers Mr.. Knox is an
excellent guide for young tourists. He understands
their tastes; he shows them just what they
want TO see his style is agreeable and ural and
he minges with the information Immediately ger
name to bis subject variety of pleasant episodical
matter The volume is handsomely illustrated.
well printed and attractively bound.
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CLOSING PRICES az CILIFORNIa Stocks
sAS IRAN.I.co. TuesdIy .NIv. -. ISL
m, rrlr.nArn no ME rnnr.rI

SAY FrAN,.f-co. Cal Nov. 22.-Tho Pleasant Val
lev mine near IiIC.vi. e., Cal, Whch was "H'ltu
fo mining capitalists nero three mouths W., ~.
$40 600 has within tie past month developed an
ORE BODY rr" 2olll which ~ already estimated
worth SI5OOOO. The bottom of the VINE at
don IA az 20 Irrt ASSAYS $40 per ton the lull wldih
of lin, lode Every foot now sunk will produce
81 900. The lucky miners now refuse T2'o'oo" Tor
the NINE.
tbr ruling prices. Apparently no effort - beng
made Ia holster the market.
The NoonG avs ar again shipping bullion.
Rrports from the SLVcr King mine. a. IONA. state
That there is . prra' improvement III the 700 level
pinaI Consolidated has been Hsscsscd 20 cents
pcr share and san Pedro, Arizona, 10 GEMS
BoptE. Cal, Nov. 22.-Durmc the past week
standard Consolidated shipped g. the nlII l,loi
tons OF ere; average pulp assay, H3s o5i shipped TO
the company, T36,b3 II IN .,....,.,,
Bodir Consolidated shipped 10 The mill the past
,reet 100 ton, of ore; average ASSAY, tG2 81,
Great Improvement is reported III the ~ level
of North MONDAY
caro capitalist accompanied by George Atl,n5, min
ia, eNurrt and II. Is. MaXsOn United states Mining
surveyor leave to-day tor Arvaca District 10 'A-
anime the Lone Star NINE with the view % pur-
"it "a reported that Gage, of the Grand Central
Company, has bought controlling interest IN the
Grand Central South.
The suspension was announced Yesterday after
moon of Mrssrs. Nixon ~ iiaines, the well-ku0"n
minIup stock brokers' In reply to inquiries, these
Gentlemen 81 "a, eel to rep0rerni HE Tribune mat
Contracts for the delivering t. them OF certain
bIorks ot Robinson Consolidated aud Miner Boy
stock tel due on Monday. and the stock was thrown
nm fine market in a very hasty manner and SOd
under the rule This injured the credit of the firm
IN such an extent as to shake the confidence OF
nther brokers with whom 1t hal contracts, inducing
tipm TO force settlement very suddenly, which
Uessrs Nixon d Iaincs were unable To make. The
drn expects to make a satisfactory settlement soon
and resume business. 90, 40 -.
city Yesterday from the mines.
Green Mountain superintendent reports excellent
dcyelopments in the mine. No. tunnel is b ing
nushed ahead aud good progress ~ being made on
HE upraisc through the new suphurate lodge. The
irdge has been crOsscut, and show width OF more
tLnn thirty feet IL can be worked rs soon con-
uecton is made with No. and sufficient ventilation
secured. ~
the shipment of 500 ounces OF gold bullion, the
result of the last fifteen days run III October, MAX
inc n total of 3751.3S ounces for the month, tho
largest amount OF bullion produced by the mine III
any one month. The mill is running steadily A
DRIFT has been started south on the second level,
Golden Gate vein, which shows well. Sill sets are
also being put on the third level preparatory to
working the large body of ore lying between the
second aud third levels. II the winter is an open
one this body of will not be required for
til one year from now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23
filming.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders OF the south Horn Silver Mining Company for
the election Of trustees tor the year will be held
Room g. 10 broadway New York Tue day, December D.
1891 at 1880 Polls open from II IN. TO D. M Tho
transfer win be closed from November 80 1881 until
TUESDAY, December o. 1881.
i"'''''' HENRY BRADsTREET Secretary
U'HE CHEYENNE CON. MINING CO.,
Il LOcatedin the Black Hills, ID. T.
CAPITAL STOCK. R}O1,DJl PAR VALUE, 81
COL u. NJ. TO ITEM, ProSG H. MCNAU0Hr, 5eo'y
OFFICE No IS BROADWAY and Treas
rVHE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, N. Y.
Il BANKING AND STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Mining stocks bought and sold at lowest rates Of commission
IN New.N Ork aud san Francisco.
Advances made aud dividends oashed.
IN CHISoLM s co.