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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
Brutal Burglars.

NEW Yonx, March a. - Thomas T.
Eean, O printer. living stl5s East Forty.
second street, went ont with bis wife last
night, leaving their niece. Nellie Gun.
pipgham, aged nineteen, alone in the
house. Soon after two burglars. who
had gained access to the premises, en-.
tered the psrlor. and when Miss Cum
nipQham screamed one stuffed O hand
kerchief In her mouth and the other
bound her with Q clothes line. Having
tied her 20 she could not move they re-
moved the handkerchief, threatening 10
kill her II she made . noise. They then
demanded information % to where Mrs.
Egan's jewels and money were, but Miss
Cunnipgham refused TO tell, when one
Of the rufisps struck her In the face.
Still exaggerated by her refusal to answer
their question the other burglar stabbed
her several times In the arms. face and
hands with q psn.kuife. The young
lady became inssnsibls, when the rob-
bers, fearing that they had killed her,
fed. Miss Cunningham was found In q
state Of insensibility and securely bound.
Today she became partly psrslyzsd and
was unable to speak. .
LArER.-Ths police have arrested John
r. Camp, and Miss Cunningham recog-
nizsd a. n OF her s~sssilants.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
Interesting to Army Omcers.

New YoRx, March pa Herald
Washington special says: There Is
among officers Of the army on staff duty
In Washington and New York q report
that the new Secretary Of War Is about
to issue an order limiting the time such
officers shall serve In cities. so % to give
other officers equal privileges In perform.
ing duties at preferred posts. II Is the
good fortune Of some to have been per-
m~snently on duty here for twelve years,
while officers Of the Department have
been exposed to the hardships Of frontier
life. II IL understood that the Adjutant
General Ii Of the opinion that such
favoritism 10 subvsrsive Of military dis.
oiplins. and IL ought, therefore, to end
without delay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29

A French soldier Is placed on sentry
ovsr o siIty.four FOUNDER. When, two
hours later, the guard comes to relieve
him he 10 not at his post and 10 only
found after some trouble In Q wine shop
"You internal scoundrel," says the Old
Ger OF the guard, els that the way you
keep watch over the cannon committed
10 your care2" swell, csp." says the
soldier. don't you see, I figured the
matter up and I found that Il would take
at least twenty men to move that gun.
Suppose one or two came along; they
couldn't do any harm; but II there was
enough OF 'em to carry 1t away do you
think I could prevent them-whip TWEEN.
~ OF them myself"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
An Apti.Rsnt Movement.

NEW YoRK, March ga mass meet.
ing was held yesterday In Gsrnania
Hall, Brooklyn. to form Q permanent
organization to prevent the contemplated
increase Of rent from May. About 500
persons were present, among them many
Socialists. The speakers were oil SO.
~ciallsts Of Q more or less pronounced
type. William Burke said the tenement
house population here was worse OF
than the psasantry Of Ireland. Florien
PAUL, O German Socialist, announced
himself as against all payment Of rents.
Mr.. Holler said just rents should include
nothing on the capital invested only the
cost OF each and necessary repairs. Other
speakess followed. and finally the sug-
aestion Of Franz was adopted, and the
name OF the organization changed to the
Anti. Rent League BY a large majority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
Miscellaneous

New YoRx, March 29.-Ths City oil
Richmond brought $500. 900 in specie,
and the Arizona $500,000
A Herald Washington special says
Adam Badsau has written declining The
Danish mission. >
Immigration continues at an unprsce.
dentsd rate. The Commissioners here
expect over 500. 900 this year.
Mrs. Henry Ward Bsechsr Was greatly
improved today.
Hueh ]. Jewett declines the Prssidsn.
on Of the Worlds Fair Commission.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
To Those Going East.

Travel East from the coast has largely
increased OF late. and the public will,
therefore, be interested in anything
which has q tendency TO put them n the
most desirable route. People dislike
above all things to miss connections and
be obliged to lay over and wait. There
10 one way in which these inoonvsni.
eucss and their additional expenses can
be entirely avoided. Take tickets East
over the Chicago and North Western
line; and when the Union Pacific lands
you in Omaha or across the Missouri at
Council Bluffs. you will find the cars
awaiting your advent and will have no
delay. You have but 10 step into your
Pullman Palace drswing.room cars and
60 on to congratulate yourself forever
after that You bought your ticket over
the right road. For fuller particulars.
SEQ advertisement under New Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
An.r.se. street sspers.

SAN Francisco, March 29-s p. ~
Savage. 2; Albion. 2 20. 2 Is, 2 10; Silver
King. 2sk. 23h; Best 4 Belcher, sS,
ga; California, I; Mexican. .; Bullion,
4Oc; E1chequer. l Is; Yellow Jacket, ss;
Hale L Norcross. . Co; Sierra Nevada. ~,
"a; Day. ioc. s5e; Chollar. I 9s, q; Con.
Virginia. I G5. l 70; ophir. 8 80, 3 IS; MI.
Diablo. 81; Belcher. IN. l 10. l ~;
Union Con-, IL. IL; Navajo. ! 70. IL;
Gould L Curry. Az. 4 As; Crown Point
IL; Seq. Belehsr. @. 81; Confidence. > co.
Potosi. 2 IS; Imperial. lSc. loo; overman'
75c; Silver Hill, SOC; Eureka Con-. 2sc;
Scorpion. IL; Blackhawk. lse; Bodie. 8;
Justice, Soc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
Ne rhsaser Tssighs.

John Piper. proprietor Of Piper's OPP
era House. this moraing received from
w. II. Morton. manager Of Havsrly's
Comedy Company. q dispatch dated Car
lin. which reads AZ follows: Twenty
four hours late; impossible to open IN
iii tomorrow. VIII be at Depot Hotel.
Reno, tonight" This will neoessitate o
postponemeut Of the performance OF the
'.S,rateeists" advertised for tonight. II
will also doubtless cut short the season
Of the Comedy Company q night.
This will crowd the Opera House to ita
utmost both nights, and 1t will be well 70
get reserved seats. which can be secured
Al the box ofico.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
An Admitted Fact.

Banner Brothers, store, corner O and
Taylor streets. Virginia, seems to be the
favorite place Of resort for purchasers Of
clothing. furnishing goods and the thou.
sand and one articles required BY those
who desire to dress well and in fashion.
The reason 10 obvious. Banner Brothers
keep . frst-class assortment Of goods.
sell reasonably cheap. and treat custom
srs we'll. Their location 10 also the best
In Virginia. A person who has bought
goods Of them once buys again. and nat
urally uses his influence In favor OF .
store where fair dealing prevails and
where satisfaction is always given. Moth.
ing more need be said at this time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
RapidlY Growing Town.

ST. LOUIS. March 29.-Ths Repubi.
cans Kansas City special says: Passsn-
gers who arrived here today from
Dsmipg, the intersection OF the Topeka
and Santa Fe and Southern Pacific
Railroad, say that although that town ID
only O week old, It has fully 5000 inhab-
itants, and building Is going on at . lively
rate. It bids fair to become Q large and
enterprising place. Some troubls has
occurred between settlers and the SAINTS
Fs road, in consequence OF the latter
having fenced of o strip OF land along
the railroad track. The settlers declared
that this was not according 10 The Gus
toms OF frontier life, tore down the fenos
aud squattsd on the property.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
Senator ConklIng's Dilemma.

New York. March ga Sun editorial
says, under the head Of Eight or Per.
ish": "will Senator Conklipg consent
to drown the first time that his head 10
pushed under watsrr Hardly likely.
He will at least make 9 struggle to rise
10 the surface again. His political exist.
snoe IL at stake. It Is not q question OF
preference with him. BE has got to
nsht-the only alternative 10 to perish.
II Judge Robertson IL confirmed as Col.
lsotor Of the Port Of New York, within
one year Conkling will be In q minority
In the Republican party Of bis own
State. No other man In the State COM
bines In himself the same disposition
and the same ability to overthrow Conk-
ling. Only give him such o formidable
power as the New York Custom House
to work with. and Conkling must fight.
or tho day Of bis glory is over, but not
his years Of shame"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
Illness Of Mrs. Henry Ward Bsecher.


NEW YoRx. March 2S.-Ths Times
says: After hs had dismissed his con.
srssstion last night, Rev. Henry Ward
Bsechsr stepped down from the pulpit
to 60 to his pew, in which were his wife
and two other ladies. Mrs. Bsscher vss
sitting upright and rigid. and when he
spoke to her she was unable TO answer.
10 soon ssw that she was In an almost
unconscious condition. Thinking the
crowded state OF the church had caused
her to faint. he stood upon the seat Of
an adjoining pew and requested the con.
ereRation TO hasten out. The tone OF
distress In which he spoke created alarm
and surprise. and nearly all stopped to
inquire what was the matter. but be 70.
peated the request and the church was
soon snphsd. In the meantime several
ladies had tried to remove Mrs. Bsecher.
Mr.. Bs.cher, with assistance, carried
her into the lecture room, whore Efforts
TO restore her were made. She grew
worse, and presently became uneon.
scious. From the hrst she was unable
to speak. A carriage had been ordered
at the frst alarm and she was carried 10
II and taken home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29

Suit was begun in the District Court
Yesterday by R. T. Brodek. administrator
Of the estate Of Joseph Hanrshan. do.
ceased, against the Consolidated Iups-
rial Mining Company for $25, 900 DANA
ees for causing the death Of said Joseph
Hanrahau, a OF tho men killed In the
shsit September 10th BY the breaking. Of
the cable and the failure OF the saietes
to act.
]. NJ. Douglass, stock broker and cap
itslis., has returned from the Wood
river country. He finds the lodges Of
that region narrow, but rich. The smelt-
inn ores are the best thus far found. As
the lsdpes are not Of the blanket kind
thew are considered a. sure to give work
to several smelling furnaces for q long
time TO IN
!, il said that as soon as passenger
trains are regularly run over the Carson
and Colorado Railroad an opposition
stage line will be put on between Bodis
and Hawthorne, the town which will LOT
some time to como Be the terminus Of
the road and which will be the point Of
departure for Aurora and Bodie.
Yesterday morning Mike Curley. the
father Of Elizabeth Curlsy who died at
the hospital yesterday morning. made
his appearance ct the hospital. He
looked al his dead child. and then went
away to his hiding place. The Sheriff
wa telephoned. but got over too late to
catch the prisoner.
The mining editor Of the New York
Graphic says: "stock Of the London
min. il offered in Lesdvills at thirty.fvs
can't. per share. II this mine is partly
owned By Maoksy. a. IL reported. the
stock il worthy Of more attention" Mr..
Mackay has NO interest in the London
mine.
From the present look OF kilograms
which Piper has received. the week
commencing April II will DO allied both
In Carson and Virginia BY alternations
Of tbs Lingards and the Hoolsy Min'
strels, twenty-six performers; each com.
pany playing three nights In each place.
James @. Fair. IT.. now Ut college In
Vermont. complains Of the strctnsss Of
the discipline. He don't like being
rousted ont every morning fer prayers;
also, would b willing 10 worry along
without going 10 church three times
every Sunday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29

The Justice hosting works were start
cd up last Wednesday, and the men
working in the lower levels are now all
being sent down through the Justice
shalt instead Of through the Alta. IS
formerly.
Judge Thomas Moses is in the saloon
business in Tombstone. Arizona, his
partner being Andy Mshan. at one time
proprietor OF the saloon In Virginia o
kept by Major James Cummings.
The annual spring business Of tree
planting has already commenced. OF
this industry in many sites II may justly
be sung. ''The winter consumes all the
summer doth yield"
The San Francisco Exchanges says: "It
looks a. II the long.hopsd.for rise in
stooks had started in. Pauper alley
smiles again and all Pine street 10 one
mass Of srins."
Patrick O'Msara has located the North
Eas, Coms.ock, 1900 feet, Virginia Dis
trict, northeast OF the Scorpion. parallel
with the Crystal Ridge and adjoining the
CARIBOU.
People are beginning 10 talk about
Lake Tahoe and cool air. and some are
even signing for . breath VI the ocean.
Wait . little and get all the GOODNESS
needed.
e. o. Gsrbering, Of the geological
survey, Who vss engaged in gathering
ststistics ct Carson during the past ten
day, has gone to San Francisco.
They are already beginning to choose
Ahs shady side Of the streets In Gold
Hin. The suns rays have an ardent
glow.
Tho yellow dag NO longer waves In
n place on the Comstoek: Jacob
Cohen il again out and oil right.
Tho "~strat.eisis" will be performed
a the matinee at Pipsr's Open House
tomorrow afternoon.
The purchasing price OF nne silver q
The Carson Mint IL 81 III per OUNCE
The District Court will b In session
N 10 A. II. NEXT Thursday.
DR.. Chapman, the wsll.knovn DENTIST
il again on the Csnstsek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29

He entered the editors room very mad
"You printed the statement that l was
drunk yesterday. cut up rough and made
Q beast OF myself aud got run in"
Eyes" replied the editor; ''sre you dis.
pleased with the article2" ~ am. sir,
iearfully displeased with IT," "wsll.
We have to give the news" eyes, i
don't mind your doing that. But BY the
great stub.tsiled bulldog, sir, ! want you
TO understand that my name 10 Smyth
with Q y, and u You spell It with an !
again I'll wreck your old ofios! / want
. correction published" He got Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
srOcK REf0Rr.
LAST EvIxIxo.

LAST KvxSIxo.
so Eureka Con-. 2is. "A so, 2Ak
20 Northern Belle. lsk
400 Grand Prize. Coo
COO Navajo, IL. I 40. ! 40
$50 Day. SOC
80 Belle Isle. 45c
1850 Albion. 2 Is. 2 10
800 Columbus. Coo
90 Bodis. 9
400 Syndicate. 35c
400 Blackhawk. l5c. zoe
so Con. Pacific. Soc
$50 Addenda. zoe
$50 MONDAY, I so. IN, 70
50 North MONDAY. II
$50 Gro. SOC
Is Martin White. 10c
30 Silver King. CAV
so Head Center. 81
80 GoodshAw. SOC
THIS MORNING.
205 Ophir. 4, 8 95
$50 Mexican, So
2i76 Gould 4 Curry. 4 20. 4G5. GO.
ass, 4 20
$50 Best 4 Belcher. S., 81. 81
69e California. 1. Csc
$40 Savage. 2. 2 05
100 Con. Virginia. I G5
AIS Chollar, I IS,
400 Potosi. 2 IS, 24o
ASS Hale / Norcross. 81. 40. 3 65, 81
80 Crown Point, I IS
GAO Yellow Jacket, ~. . 40, 8 40, 3 -
$500 Imperial. i5c. 15c b, loo
10 Alpha. 2 80, 2 30
$50 Belcher, N, I 80
$50 Confidence. 81. 8 80
ais Sierra Nevada. 7as
40 Utah. N
zoos Bullion. 3sc. 4oc
AGO Exchequer. I 10, l 10
$50 OvsrmAn, 75c. SOC
100 Justice. 55c
500 Union Con-. ~
$40 Alta. I 30. ! IS
$50 Julia, Csc
500 Caledonia. 10c
SIS Challenge. I. 96c, 90c
$40 Occidental. I
It's Andes. I 40. I IS
$50 Ward. I 30
230 Scorpion, II
40 Benton, Csc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
Amaze. ..a GLASGOW Beaded.

Lyman G. Parke and Beujsmin I.
Lacey Of the hrm Of Parks i Lacey. San
Francisco, have bonded the Amazon and
Glasgow mining claims, Devils Gate
District, to John Crockett and Il. A.
Gorley for $500 to be paid on or before
July 3, 1881. .'tims being the essence Of
the contract"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
Oleomargarine.

NEW Yonx. March 29.-Ths Assembly
COMMITTEES yesterday continued the In
yss.igstion Of the subject Of counterfeit
butter and cheese. A produce broker
tsstiaed that hs had visited . number OF
oleomarRarins factories and found cleo.
msresrine butter made from peanut lard
and also oils, alum and acids. In some
factories the employees were exceedingly
fithy, some working half naked, and
othsfs wearing oaly . beg about the
loins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
neath of an Irish Leader.

CHICAGO, March ~. Thomas ID.
Hslpip, aged Aity.sisht. . widsly.known
Irish leader. died In this city today. De-
ceased VA Secretary OF the Irish Con-
federation movement In 1843. and was
associated with Darcy MeGes In the
publication Of the New York Nation. BE
Was q member Of the Illinois Legislature
from 1879 10 1875. and publishsd the
Hrst directory Of Chicago. Among his
other ventures hs pablished the Mem.
phis Bulletin In conjunction with Ad-
miral Semmes. Of the Confederate army.
and Colonel Mcclure, Of this city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
The sierra Nine.

The Virginia Chronicle Of last evening
contained . communication from r.
Phillips, Superintendent Of the Sierra
mine. written to vindicate himself from
certain charges OF orookedness made BY
Q former smploye Of the mine. Persons
who read the charges against the Super
intsndent should read the communioa-
ton referred TO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
Matinee Tomorrow.

Notwithstanding the delay attendant
upon the advent Of Haverly's Comedy
Company and their consequent inability
to appear tonight at Piper's Opera House,
the matinee advertised for 2 o'clock to.
morrow will come Of promptly on time
and will be the opening performances Of
the "Strategists." 1t will DO . big mat
inae.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
Daring Robbery By Masked Men.

CH1oAoo, March T.-Tbs office Of
George W. Higgins & Co.. pork packers
at the stock yards, was burslarizsd last
night. The safe was blown open and
robbed OF about $4,000. The night
Waterman was ovsrpowsred by four
masked burglars. who threw him to the
door, and while ons stood over him with
revolver, the other three drilled the
door OF the safe. After II was shattered
by the explosion they seized its contents
and made of. dropping $23 on the aoor
In their haste.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
D.p.rsurss Last Evesing

Rev George n Davis. RE Mcmahon. +
F Osbiston. s p Bailey. W II Gleason, r
Cain, Mrs p II whyland. Miss N Sullivan,
8 Wilson. E n skaggs, JIM Hines, A D
Hubbard, Mrs J Brown and children, Mrs
Coulsy, A. McCone.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
Sheriff O'Nsil Of Nys county arrived

Sheriff O'Nsil Of Nys county arrived
al Carson last Saturday. having In
charge Thomas Burns. sentenced to the
STATE Prison for the term OF his natural
life, for the murder Of Thomas Mack at
Grsntsvills last August.
Don't forget the matinee at Pipsr's
Opsra House tomorrow afternoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29

Maine has exactly Q dozen ex.Govern-
ors living. Chamberlain. the Morrills.
washburn and Hamlin are the most
noted; Garcelon 10 the most notorious.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29
Arrf..l. Th,s aorsl.E

JB Overton. W J westertield and wife.
r FJones. J Dougherty, d Held. N Far
reli, @ r Wood. Mrs J A Morgan. Mrs
Coffin, A ] Hatch, II D Lindsey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29

A large number Of Germans in San
Francisco are purchasing lands In the
neighborhood Of Acapulco. Mexico. ct
forty cents per acre, on ten years. time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-29

CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BITTERS

Inulids who have lost bat srs recovering
vital stamina, declare In grateful terms their
appreciation Of the merits g . tonic OF Hos.
1900 Stomach Bittsrs. Not only docs II
impsrt strength 70 the veal, u corrects an
IRREGULAR aid state OF the stomach. makes the
hoCsis scs II proper intervals. gives ease TO
those Who suner nom rheumatic and kidney
troubles. and conquers - we'll - prevents
FOR sale b. all Druggists and Dealers gen.
orally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
MINES AND MINING.

FEIDAT June Pr. "
To-days mining stock markets presented nothing
except depression The lower quotations from Sah
Francisco together with the weakness IN tho STOCKS
which have come to be the leaders in cur local
marx, Is eyef.ed bancful influence which affected
the whole list. IIibcrnia the most nctlye stock
and from Il il fsll to 81 but rallied to 90 81 cents
safe Line Nos l and declined from 10 20 l.5j
closing without recovery. and Nos. and sold at
Ia 49, oGi,. Oriental and Milo was lower but
comparatively steady 40 l.2Oa 10. OF tn Com
stocks. Consolidated Virginia Tell from 3.5J to 30
and ali orIil from 80 10 l.3J. Green Mountain
WIS lower ~ 3 j. and hrro,ec - Loo; Moose was
or Ia 49, hut 'ya- lirn al TINS price. Inc maxi ct
closed duli AMI weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
llliulng.
NliWn9.
U'HE PARK COUNTY REDUCTION
COMPANY.

Frofn ne Hos'5n mail. Adr0tpcr
Tho organization of this company Las ln-t rccn perf tell
II. capit s l0JoD 90 SHARES ~ g. ,o oa fuli paid Had
uul..ts,4bi, a. provided Boy Sew York cou~aum laws
rnr board 81 director. rcprs,uts wealth. iutrug ace u nu
less aua~, expo sId success iu mining tltrl
Mt Goa the ycrpc drut las been appointed general uip
agcr The which hst hitherto attended every enter
pri.c n wa, tails gentleman aud thc hons" % which DE j.
member have engaged WILL nsrr coincidence 20 his present
undertaking.
The company organized for The building and operating OF
works Tor smelling and The general treatment
Of sod silver load Dudley, PARK County, col The
Dudley eltng Worss costing originally over sl5oOOo aud
tho entire Dudley estate Including me town site the timber
paeers privileges have an bcou purchased and ate
nov he property simple Of the Park County deduction
COMPANY Tho works 10 Dc enlarged 70 capacity Of not
less than pei day aud 10 be made complete 10 all
respects the ~ the several orelrducng
districts Contracts have been made with the
Boa Mining Company for the 10000 tons
Of og grade Dolly Warden dumps and With tho
Mooso Company Ike amount It, dump These 10000
been bought go bulk At $40 per ton aud the
most conservative rsma ~ values frum $50 Ia y
per The profits upon their purchase transportation by
trampay erected. and reduction In the company .
works cannot below go per t3oOoOo And nay reach
SO per ton half the ur value NJ nc cauiA stock
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