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LOCAL POLITICS.


mentioned for tho Muyprnlty. Onn of tte most
nrmnIuont l,oonhcunu Win bcs I,o,, sr,,,,o", ~
IN t,s ~ n aohn nus "ee nr spoxo a ol
ItIuTNE rcp{,rtcr In conversation with hin,
ycster,,uy nit it, tho % ou.ation to o. him. b "- '''A
usse ''o ocs'sc ~ W II eMuoloatc, sah! hct
"bat II lhm nominated I'll accept All my
frlcnt!s know my Views ns to temperance. um
a temperate mnu, but nut Il tcetotn,cr a,,t1 mover
hnyu been: ! ;lp not 1el!ovc In going to TX
'rSWes ' II anyta~ng: ~
= m! occ.lpy temperate Grounl-nre neither
an inte!nperlato pr0h!bltionlst nor believer 1t,
i1.u1Hal"'.nte !. W., ... ~ hnnnoa t r.,,,.,,,o,
Thorc @ ara n two sots M Of inws rcwprIns sa,oons
tE1cm to be- Closed nt'snlu.oy mn, ta cnv fss nsis
,Mnnn ,,n,iTr ,vh,oh iin',,. oM.' @ ~ 1 It' ~
@ H!'s .rs %own md tho doors closod Which do
fos II @ Scrfe ,,tl ayor It soni, ho ny nty to en-;
Will tt3 "t31,,t ~ H. siEt" lnw3 NJ e'"'u "o'
H., ~ ,sitt tn f,, n ~, .u 't"f"t * -, n"S ota"lR 70
4ens evnlsns ,spn npon :, ths eonnsy auttorlss
without do!'.s that. '1 NV "'''p' " "'''''"oou
foii wontd see to tho enforcement Of the
CITY hfdiManccst -...
-, Us. ING MAyor aoesnt mhke laws or chRnKo
iq onSs n"t II IL IT. ,,tv r. tt ~ ,,fs,
thom without rcgard 10 who Is picilscu or Iis.
plcAsol."
j. It. nooLITTLE. J's,
Who VINO 10 supposed to 10 ~ authority among tho
,,. INV! ,H,c5s: n,, ms 10y ay, ~ 4mthuNH ~ IT,
luarbor,s Street Tha reportcr askcI: "Wno +.
tho party coming candato for Mayor"
.ttnrrssnG E.less., ...,.
no,nIra"H hi.n nt,,n mu NV ""oaP'""' se' you %i
",Ti,nt' n thn cnictIstinn npw. / hcl1oye II il
tho lnt,i.o Of lilo beMocrncy to hold nnto !, 9u%
.f i,t. 9n ~ y sa,,, ~ me se t,r
aud tGou tur1, tbou over '' N''~ "'''e'
, 1881-03-04

Special 1ispateh 10 The Chtea9o Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, slurGh J.-Tiio Assembly to-
night, after Il struggle. cuncurrol in tho Senate
amendment to tho resolution relative To tho
Green 13ay & Minnesota ltutlruas'. Thu church
tNxation amendment to tho Constitution wna
ordered cnKr0ssett and rcnd n third tine by
vote Of Is IL u, after six amendments bud been
voted down.
Tn The IFfstern AEsottated Prtss.
MADIEoN, WIS.,, Mnrch :l.-The condition Of tho
cIumonts yruAtytntcrfcrcs with Legislative INIT
tors. III tho Senate tho j0int resolution relative
to tho management Of tho Grcon Lay Noal,
n!trr lnllK debate, passed In It's amended fDr,n.
Assembly hills passed rotating tn ubstrlsctln9
ratlrtnHl tt1lelts lighting tho cHpltnl With oleU-
tro light. uf,d priIvl,!llg for Imprisonment for
NOfl- Ihlylnunt Ut pDll-tAf.
, 1881-03-04
SARA'S MISFORTUNE,

dPstta' UaPaFfH 70 I'M EHEfa80 1ftbNN1.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,. March 8.-8ara HeruhArdt
Ii billed for tho Academy Of Muslo to-mor1ow,
but will bo unuhio 10 reach the city owing to the
SNOW blockade. Thu salo Of Bcute has beou
liberal, aad tickets will be hold uutil ue1t wcok
sQMU ttl4,
, 1881-03-04

Ahnut $4,000 acres of land In A.t.
Missouri. '0' amount ii
roH tsn'si s;t H. meeting Of Tho ..ockhn,dcr, 4, -
tu il tho proposition tn ingroasn ~ sAke &C.
the Company tu 4E5, ,U00, zoo, '"o stock ot
, 1881-03-04
STATE AFFAIRS.

Regulating the Compensa-
ton OF County Auditors
in Indiana.
Unanimous Democratic Opposition to
the Adoption Of the Oonstitu-
tional Amendments,
Tho Question Of MI Extra Session
Dependent OIL This Wcck's
Work.
Michigan ProhIbltonisls Inaugurato a
New Method IN Managing Their
Campaign.
Vacancies Caused by Death and Res
ignation In the Connecticut
State Senate.
Copies OF tho Tramp Law to 30
Posted in Every Town
In the Stale.
Minnesota Decides to Rebuild on
the Site Of the Old Cap-
itol.
Gov. Pillsbury Promulgates a Notice to
Holders Of Old Stats Railroad
Bonds.
, 1881-03-04

ssnto stsrot; Mr.. and Mrs. Currtc, No. IN snuth
liHlAtct' street. Tho person dnwn with diphthc-
rin lives Mt No. 3l9 Stnte street.
, 1881-03-04

TN CONSIDERATION OF THE DEATH
l. nf strs. u: ". Afierton. tho nnnua! ne1tine MO
nucnblt ul tho J4a4es Aid society " IT. lMuls ln'
yGraHllAt Church will not be hold this Fsd1y after
noon u1,d GYGninR. hut Will hG strrnd Oe weEk.
, 1881-03-04

WABASH VS.. HANNIBAL d ST. JOE.
Suuo months ago tho Wabnsh set up a claim
for sharo Ut tho business betweon Missouri
AIver points and llanntbuf,' which, under tho
Southwestern pooling Arrangement, Is aIl given
to tho Hannibal l. vt. Joo. Tho Wabash rinitns
to hhvo mn independent liuo from ltannlbul tn
Missouri River poiEts vim tho Missouri, Knnsas
l. Texas ard Auborly. THIS ctnlnl WIS res!stcd
by thu EIantl6tl & Ut. loo. mud t1nlly tbs mat
ter wAa submitted to Mr. W. Il. btr.,nK. General
far arbitration. Mr. Strong about two nnnths
ago ualHu hero 10 givo his decision, hut NJ aon,o
Of tbos0 Interested tIth nnt mako their M.
days axu, when Dir. StnnK submitted bis
findings aila Judgment to tho managers Ut tho
Interested ri).lds And ~ Commissioner ]. W,
MldRlry. His droIsIun IL adverse, Ia tho tlainl
mndu tiy tho Wabash mid uph0ll& the pOsitlon
tnk1n by this Hannibal s. St, lou. 1t Is u1lar-
ths dcu.sinl. and 1t is frNrutt thHt II will make
trouble On Missourl Ntser rates.
, 1881-03-04

MISCELLANEOUS.
A NJ. DELIGHT CONDUCTS THE
~ to*pol temperance mevttny to-day noon at
, 1881-03-04

in this country. Cheap money will advance roai
thing Ia owning money on Tho pArt Of tho pnor
min IL 10 he at,lc to rent Il clhcnpy. The next
thing to owning II house Is 10 lo h!c 10 hiro une
mt II tnY Drrr.' y
, 1881-03-04

Fl'IE WINDOW DTApEKlES FOR PRES
Il entat!un ~ seEn President Hnycs. deagn " ~.
EG!,11G Atchs0n. l.nton. tnH., 4rd exocuted h{iee
ChigaRn Stetety OF 1)ccHHtye Art, will be e1hleea
NJ thu encntyth ruuns !u statu'sl On Saturday fe@
III Il. ILL I'll / Ii.
, 1881-03-04

FTIlElsE WILL DE 4 MEETING OF
thu Fourth Wnrd Republican / lul nj ,Asmo1
Hall. IN !ndiHna.nY., nenr fhlrtetn'at. Saturday
dnH1rnu - - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29
AMERICAN MINING STOCK EXCHANGE 81 LES
evcnSD rAIt-1l O'clock A. ~.
rornrn c,LL-2 O'CLOCK p. NJ.

pr,.cc Cr1wr1 ftlbs -Ila ulhr
900 ina 1 ~ g4fn biu. ~ 200 bio. ~ ln0 = ~
t.',, ,,g 'opr,r knnf Ion haI 10 eierta N~,r.a
...... IL lhp - ~ 5Vl - ~ ~ -
Bye and I'yc Con NGHna on 20 ,3i n,, ~ :.
- lOh l.pv sNt ~ ~ y -,
Toston Con ChUsot" i,o bio 20 rh''S Nags''
an .bHU ~ NiucrA rex New
Barcelona on Pay Hok - - :" wv ..-.-- o.,
a - Lost. $50 N"ttyudidatr ltF' "
Hack Jgck tslAyeras s~l - .b"i Aih'
L., f.reek Fnterpu.c .uu bio 10 itSi o.
a. ~ "a 300 -. % JOO.L JO, L23 Nandcvat@r
go '''''' - Glss. Ie.lrry 100 ... 81
Soo .''''' %" %%x' '",iiS 700 b3O D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29

TUESDAY. Juno 28-PM
II. instead Of sdjourning yesterday at o'clock
d. H. the Stock Exchange had jeniained In session
live houis longer, and transacted tho business that
was done to-day between the hours of 10 o. m and
3 IN. what was written last evening would
suffice Tor comment on both days transactions.
To-dAys market presented not single new fes.
turo There wero the usual fluctuations the usual
uroportionato amount OF trading by operators for
quick turns, who arr long" aud 4snort' OF stocks
,ss oral times Q day. and the same noticeable mod
.rAte pressure 10 iquidato long-standing accounts
On eyery rally. And tho genuine supply Of good
stocks-stocks that had been carried either az In
vestments or on marglns-ls ~ noticeable at every
rally ~ that class which Is regarded as purely
spooul alive, with no other value than thas which
Stock Exchange quotations give TO them. In one
reanoct to-dAys market was different from yester-
DAVIS; thero was no attempt made to sustain tho
market by bidding up the prices of ono or two
Upecialties. The nearest approach TO manipu'
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Excepting in Tennessees State bonds were dull
and neglected. Tennessee Gs further declined TO
II, Louisiana consols recovered 4 per cent TO "a,
Aabamas class A. sold at 70, and South Carolina g.
non-fundable, sold at 9Ac Again there were no
transactions in city bank stocks.
Railroad bonds were dull, anti for the speculative
kinds prices generally were lower. Enc second con-
soils however, were steady, and closed ls per cent
higher at 1884, but funded SIS were l. lower at &c.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas first consols were down
- at 11Oa4, and seconds declined from ST. the last
previous sale to s5i20s5aa. Boston, Hartford and
Erie rsts further yielded per cent to 70. Chesa-
peake, and Ohio firsts, series b. declined from 9Oia
to s09,09O, and currency debts from 84l2 to
G324 Canada Southern frsts were Z lower at
1O3l2 New-York Elevated frsts d lower
at lis, and Metropolitan irsts Is lower ct
1921, seconds declining to 1884, Ohio Central in
comes were down from 64s4 to 63 Kansas Pacific
cOnsos we're lower at iooos an; anh we, weak az TINS
90, and irsts, Rio Grande Division, from l0l to
lOOl2.
The Sub-Trcasury to-day gained S234365 on bal.
ancc made up by gains Of $S5,17J currency and
$40 90 coin, and including the receipt Of
$500. 900 gold from San Francisco. This makes tho
total gain since Friday 500 ,o55; inclusive rS Of
local money market was easy at from 8 to gig per
cent but at the end when the wants were all sup
piled there some apparent osentaious offers TO
lend large amounts at the lower figure. Tho
domestic exchanges are steady and unchanged from
previous quotations, except the rate on New.
York at st. Louis is down to par, and at
boston up from 40 to 33 cents discount
The United States Treasurer at Washington
to-day received 100000 National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were $4,000,
and the internal revenue receipts were $2lo.OOO.
The CLEARING House statement to-day IL as follows:
Exchanges $l28. 500. 1853 balances, 1914 $50.
Tho tran actions at the Sub-Treasury covered Re-
ceIpts, 81 .206.070; payments, Sl,032, GOf cur
rency balauce So, l29,20l; coin balance,
S79.929.9GG.
fine foreign exchanges arc excessively dull and
leading drawers have reduced their rates for ster-
ling - cent but there is no oversupply of CONNER
cial bills the rates for which are unchanged. An
uexcd are the revised quotations:
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MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY, June "S-P. n
While tho mining stock markets to-day generally
were depressed and unsettled there werc somo IN
dications of near approach to the turning point In
the speculation. There undoubtedly is largo out
standing short" interest. which furnishes a sure
market for a certain quantity of stocks when
ever it chooses to close up or is forced 10
10 so, by the 81 ng" interest. To-day there
were evidences that some OF the leading
bears" were willing to buy at tho ruling prices.
But il is not 10 be expected that markets that have
been 80 utterly denoralized as.the mining markets
have been by the manipulation of the last three
weeks will recover their steadiness in day. The
State Lines still arc the leading features of the mar
ket and Nos and 4 recorded some violent fiuctua-
tons between 90 and go, finally closing at l.Oo
against /. 90 yesterday Nos. and 3 stock was less
sctivc. and seemed to be held down that purchases
Of Nos. | and might be made ii sold no higher
tlon C7s and actually closed L. lower than ycster-
dav NJ ii, buycr 10 DAYS Oriental and Miller rose
from / O 10 % and ended ut Ito. Hlhernla was
largely traded in from 20 down 10 81 cent? hnally
closing at 81 against go cents yesterday iron SlI-
vcr was active hut ended cents lower, ~ 2Oo,
Little Chief sOd at 30 100 l4O,and Chrysolte
was o better at ga. Consolidated virginia sofa
down 10 and closed at 3, California being cents
higher at lao. Green Mountain was IN demand at
an advance of L to 3D. Moose was unusually &C
five and rose from .25tO 1.3J. The business IN
Crcat Eastern was not large, hut ii rose from ~
cents TO % cents and closed strong with tho last
figures bid. Upon the whole the markets cio'e9
st,ady with n better tone than has been noticed
for sometime.
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fion Of that kind was tho remarkable stHad,,.n
sith which Lake Shore was held at l2740i2a1.
during the early hours when the prices Of CanaAs
Southern aud Michigan Central were st<adiIv.
weakening But Lake Shore sold later down -
1863 and ended at 1919. Almost everything
sold lower than it did yesterday. During the -
half hour there was recovery equal to about ons-
half Of the previous losses for the day. because of
closing up Of 1short" contracts Western lJno.
ex certificates sold. OK. dividend Of per cent ana
closed at sS7s against 8ls, the opening Hsu,H
with dividend OH. As affecting the situation tn
day has developed no favorable ehanea
Matters between the trunk lines daily grow uors..
complicated 3nd the struggle for business to empiov
equipment is intensified, despite pooling agreements
and orders Of pool commissioners. As illustrative
Of the situation it may be stated that yesterdays
shipments Of grain from Buffalo eastward vers
129, 800 bushels by canal and 010.soO bushels BY
railroad. The quoted rate by canal Is Az centa
To obtain the business the railroads must more than
meet the canal rate, except In cases Of parcels
which must be In Ncw-York on o certain dav
TO deliver on contract, ~ In cases Of corneras
As t0 the west-bound basncss, the canals have
taken the first three weeks Of June this year, 354o
tons of woollen and cotton goods against 484 tons
for the same time last year. These figures NAV
strike the unntiated asnnimportsnt, but $40 tous
of drsgoods are more than 400 carloads. The mar.
ket closed hardly steady at the partial recovery.
Government bonds were quiet, both at the Boards
and at the offices of the great dealers At the Boards
tho principal business done was in continued IS At
1O2as6 1921. The final quotations are unchanged,
except advance Of q per cent in the bids for con-
tnued 5s, and are as follows:
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In London, British consols were strong and higher
at 100 "A for both money and account. For United
STATE. BOMBS the only quotation named - llS2 Tor
thr 4 Der E., uts which is decline Of 4 per cent.
American railways were all lower despite the an
nouncrmcnt Yesterday that they closed strong
with an upward tendency" The cables summary
of today's market for Americans Is: Inactive,
investments steady; no drmand for speculatives.'
In Paris. French per cents were shade hr1ner az
SJ.S2 francs =.
Kicran's Wall Street News Bureau furnishes the
folowing important item For the New-fork, Wese
Shorr aud Buffalo Railroad Conpanys bonds sub
.rtou WAS offered to private individuals last week,
and the whole amount tSl5.OO0,Oo was taken AZ
once Seven millions additional have since been
offered To the company, but 1t has not decided 10 &C
cent such sum. The subscription, together with
the cash in hand and the other available sub
scriptim,s make Aggregate amount of over
I5 900 900 for building this great trunk hne Such
a fund for a railway was never before provided In
ADVANCE of construction. The bonds bear . per cent
interest and were taken 1T par; lO per cent rs pay
allie IDLY l. The work of construction IL gong
forward rapidly, the rights of way between New.
Ynrk and Syracuse are substantially obtained aud
th, Incntiou ia hxed upon for even a greater dis
taurc lhis will insure to the Ontario Company
hrst-class line from Ahddleto~n tine present Ter
minusl to New-iork. c,,
clared scmi-annual dividend Of per cent, payable
and after July /.
The following is tho comparative statement ofthe
Canal Auditor showing the total number OF tons OF
each article cleared On the canals Tor the week
ended June 22, and the total movements since tho
upcung of navigation 1880 and 1851:
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Gcrses an0 CarriaseS.

lOrstS GnS Carriage.
ELEGANT TOWN CARRIAGES.
II New spring styles ..,.,, 90,
WILLIAM n. UBAY. 20 aud ~ WOOsTER-SE
FACTORY Ltls BROADWAY
vtotor,aG IAndAuetA
iANnAOA CAnRIOLkrA
TCaHs RockAWayA
BERLIN COACHES, BROUGHAMS. COUPEA
Ton Waxons Ladies and Top Phaetona
wA0oNETfEs AND CARTS ALL kiNDH
200 new carriages SECOND HAND
BreWster Victoria aud EI-soat llockaWAy
gINOLE STAT BREWSTER TOP WAuOH
Iandaulot In elegant order, By Brcvster -.
DEPOT WAGON &ilO; PHAE1ON, $685. H0eKAuA va
100 second Hand In great variety.
200 SETS HARNESa
hoderAts prioeA
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filming.

A GIVE MINING STOCKS.
"A WATSON A lBsON,
BANKERS AND BH0KRRa.
MEMBERS N. Y. MINING crock EXCHANGE
Special attention given TO buying and selling mining stocks
Inquiries ohecrfuiy answered
old DOMINION COPPER STOCK
" BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
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CLOSING PRICES or cALIFoRSIA STOCKS
Try TELEGRAPH To THE rRrnuxr.l

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. juno 2s.-Bulon re-
cs her. war SoG To from the ranon E Ma
moth and $li 221 was from'thc Ontario.
The bullion production Of Butte, Mont, for week
ending Saturday wai Sii,7lJ.
Parties have been examining the Drum Lummond
mine near Helena Mont, with view to It's purchase
1t is held at 81 100000.
LARAMIE CITY Wy. r., June 2S.-Profcssor G. C..
BroaA head. State GeOlOgist of Missouri. who has
just returned from preliminary investigation OF
the mines in North Park Col. brings very favor
able report Samples 1 ore from one of the claims
have assaycd from SO to 003 ounces Of silver at q
depth of 81 feet.
Bullion valued at $12,341 II was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
The secretary of the Tombstone Company tcle-
graphcd 10 tho president Yesterday from Tomb
Yield this month winch the mills have ever pro-
duced. rising 81 10 900. Yield OF next month will be
materially larger
cisco Yesterday TO the Ncw-ioIk Office OF the state
Lines: Mackay says that the KIND II Iipe tclc
graphcd for by Oobiston Is the only KIND hat will
answer and should he completed N riAty DAYS.
State Line is grand, good mine, ard requires only
Rising Sun superintendent reports that the new
mill has been completed and that the new engine is
expected to be in condition 10 start the mill some
time this week. The new shaft Is down II feet.
aud ut the present depth the pay VEN has widcurr
out to two feet. The mine II ~ better condition,
showing larger reserycs and bette OF than at lr}
standard Consolidated Official report. June IL,
shows that the east crOsscut. 900 level. Is in ,
feet. The west crosscut is IN 2',3 feet Tho total
length of the east crosscut, 700 level, Is $50 feet
the rock at thus point IS very hard Ihe total
length Of the south DRIFT, 500 level ~ 3O2 Feet the
vein showing width Of four feet. The west cross
cut from this drift IL in twelve feet In hard blasting
rock. Tho upraise from this drift Is up nineteen
feet, where the vein is four and half feet wide.
rhu north drift No /, $50 level, Is in 1913 feet
showing the vein twenty-five feet wide The West
Standard upraisc Is up l7G feet tine vein showing II
width of four and half feet. On the $50 level tho
vein In the Slopes holds It's width Of from fifteen to
eighteen feet OF ore, and on the $50 level tho vel.
is about twenty feet wide.
Gold Stripe superintendent reports that No. 3
shaft has struck easier working rock No. tunnel
toward the Lawrence ledge Is In about 300 feet.
largo quantity OF orc is now opened In tho west
slopes In the mine, and the Wisconsin mill Is run
ming on full supply Of ore from tho Lawrence
main slopes
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VERMONT AND COLORADO MINING co
ooFP, HASTINGS & co.

ooFP. HASTINGS & CO..
Financial Agcnta
Tho propcrty and controlled by tha Company com
rrses 100 acrca rich mineral ands. from which large
auount OF free gold akcn IA the old style ~ wash
Ing with rockers besides four lode c ms which have been
considerably developed during the past and sho" good
Indie atious Of rich silver veins.
The Of this property Is unsurpassed being near the
celebrated obnson Consolidated" white 0ua" Aiicr
mat and wheel Of Fortune miuos In the Ten Mile Con
soidated Mining District
Development work Is being actively ard vigorously pushed
uuer the Iprcncrd % Thos Gowanlock
Of the host Intelligent and experienced mining suporntend
enis In Colorado
limited amount Of treasury stock for promoting above
works and purchasing machinery Will be sold for oS days
at 90 share.
The Directors OF the Company only authorize tho sale II
above prco few days when IL will be advanced 70 81
Intending purchasers should send their orders al
Remember full paid $O shares At 80 cent which ara hkey
10 Do worth from ~ 10 a. per share within ak month";
Send all orders ~
GOPF, HASTINGS 4 CO.
BANKERS AND BRoKElgS
l3l DEVoNsHIRE,sT, BOSTON.
MEssRs WATSON 4 GIBSON. BAHKERs,
90 BROADWAY, "
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Fam Schools.

ALBANY LAW SCHOOL.
dnss HORACE = SMITH LID. Dean. Albany. n. Y
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alarblc auo Slate Alanisls.
WOOD AND SLATE MANTLES.-The most
Y! varied and o0mpste stock Of nne nanuaa now on *
hibition. 4. n. sTEWAhr Coz 10 Wsse zSaN1- Hs"'
York.
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HEAD OFFICE:
1871 Devonshirc Street Ror"n.
ToHAEgLT PArifIc NATIONAL BASK.)
Eanl- II Deposit.
PACIFIC SATIOSAL BANK. BOSTON.

THIS organized for tho purpose Of bndinc and
operating work. for smelling. concentrating and general
treatment Of goi silver aud lead At Dudley Park County
Colorado with cspacy Of At least 100 tons per day
Park County abound- In vAy rich gold silver and lcsl
nine which rtodaco largo quantities Of high grail ore.
nearly all Of which shipped long distances Tor tt"at
ment Thereby rnan heavy expense. for fr'gs aud haul
Ing bcddc. the rIcc~'ivc charges made for smelling.
rs building Reduction Works At Dudley H. tho very heart
Of one Of The riches, os IN Co fao where all tho
necessary far for Operating such works ar AT hand In
ann Ian, anil ore ea1 procured large quanttrA the
cos. DE- largely reduced from that no" paid by
mine own,r s make nnenso pronis for the smeter
The o~Ichraiod Dolly Warden" and Moose" mines the
richest STATE and located IN Mount Hros just shove
Tie Of dudley alone pruco frum 100 % $50 tons
daily and output Of II pledge" 10 this com
pany
The company Ia. purchased the Moose Mining Com
pany all the lands building cnrinc- machinery and "s
hrrrtofo-r kuoa u astnc dudley deduction Works" al 81
which arr good alr and oa1 be enlarged a. small cost
IS TIA. puf,h tie Company All have "a''d mu Nau-
able time vouI have been expended IN etrcuIs an en-
urrly pl4Lt and Doe In position Ia Turn OUT bu'lJn
within Ioor - day. FROM date.
Company has A~i pur ha'' all tho land' an timber
At The 81 Mount Boo, 500 acres. Including tie
vhols TOW 81 Dudley which laud vi become very vi
uAbe woks enlarged aud full operations carried
The Company has a'o mae valuable contracts with tho
"Moose MINING Company and the boston Gold and silver
Mining company FOR all the low grade from the dumps
ton, each ooO tons for ue low pnce OF go per
ton or : $4,000 TO ca'h company
since making the contracts the dumps have been
carefully sampled concentrated and a~lycd ami the result
shows that they yd nrt proc Of At least 100000 to
the Reduction Company
The Company viii de- GENERAL smelling and Concentrating
business sufficient capital Ia purchase and handle all The
ore offered for sale In this district
10000 Of the Company offered for sale ct
81 20 PER SHARE
pivdcniA will be paid the value Of 81 20 per share
books will be opened ON sArU RDAN juno %,
~ l. and closed SATURDAY. July ,, 1871, fOI tho
100 90 shares oil Treasury stock, by
GOFF HASTINGS co,
BANNERS AND BROKERS,
1871 DEVONsHIHEST, BOSTON,
(FoRnEgLY Pacific NATIONAL BASk)
AND
IL TRACY ARNOLD & co,
bankers AHD BROKERS
81 BROADWAY NETWORK.
VERMONT AND COLORADO MINING co.
ORGANIZED UNDER LAWS OF COLORADO
Head Office, Denver, Colorado.
CAPITAL STOCK. s2,OOO.OO0
100000 shares OF so each
FILL, PAID AND FOREVER WORCESTERSHIRE
rnwAKD H. GOFF lion. H. A. W. TABOR
PreNdent Vice President
n T. IRVINE THoS. GOWANLOCk.