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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
THE EXODTS ~ ETEOPE.
THE RUSH STILL CONrINtE>

THE RUSH STILL CONIINIL~
FIvT STEAMSHIPS 'EOWbID Win fN~~f rs
NE CoNrIErE Ptssi~ DtE i1>f~.
Governor Leland Stanford. of California :;
The Marquis ~ stafford. Henry and G'"ir" 'r'--rld
,d J. T.. R,,k,r-t,'h directors. ard J. N'"ic. ten
ral Manager - the Lon ION and Northwestern Railway
Company ~ England nr. tifliui. Mine. G.r-rr tho
Rev, D. I. X. Conrad. 81 rAllid, lrhlt; G'n cyrus
i,.--cS ~ sew urlrIu-. Mr.. ilNt'urc IuiuIrr ard
f,uil, and John II Draper Hfr Iuinf- ilr it~-ut' =
~ In ~ i sall ON the " hi'r ~'ai -f'-p 't'in'uit io
d,, William T.. Dpi,,. .iud Wiir. Nj. Ahr -Ir' l'
rl-nii the Rev T. a. 1hNiur, Ju'l-" shea and wiir.
I'rfrr. r DO Inrrr and Nr- IHau steven. 1911 rtll nu
~, -tpt of the National Linz iror-."r u - Whi''.
ft.ru,ll University. j. PASSENGER uu fr N"tih Ger
man Ilo,d str3iu-h? ti,u"rIi M'il'r t"l""ins Ir"
Tho complete l-s of the above steamships hud "i il'
,r,, -ia aud CnIt"fuiI % the Anchor nr l ~ NIA
Wtli sail to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
FREDERICK A. CONKLING's CHARGE.

At the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce on
Thursday in o discussion on the report OF Especial
Conklng made n charge that a member of the Ways
and Means Committee of the last Congress had re-
ceycd 81 90 600 from the sugar combination on his
sugar onestjop. The matter was much commented
mon Mr. ConkliDg was asked yesterday If he
would give the name Of the member Of the commit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
PREPARING FOR CLEAN STREETS.

The Mayor has not yet made a n3minstion iGr
Commissioner of Street Cleaning, atnouHn ~ ~
man. The hearing in the case of the Police Connie
Oners consumed the greater Part OF the
20 y; 20 rnnch attention 10 the details of reor
SaSizinS the Bureau of Street Cleaning. lie is
deeply Interested in the matter but wishes 70 nave
The h1rean thoroughly organized at the outset as
M, that win depend its success IN a great degree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04

tee who received the 800 OOO in order to reileve
the other members from his mputation. lie repmeedd
take his own time and his own course In presenting
the facts to the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

C,ors,don BoteI-Tbe DIXIE Of AthOl. Hugh A.
F. rS1sson and blake Of Scotland and Wynne Of Eng
land - FTih ArenN Hotei-EI Senator hosee v S1nnnB
and Thomae q plat Of NewYUrk Congressman Mlnlam
Russell the Ion Robert winthrop Gordon DETER sn1
t,dect + Amee OF Massachusetts,, and o. Matirson ot
Utica Holman House-Cong man TIn NTH S aSd w
u craig ~ Albany -. Erereu HouSr-Ma1 aarezeh OF
Cincinnati Gindsor Hote-J Bedeh' o. yLscnse an
patrick Of Oms Ncc YORK hotei-.'e ~
G. Drnn e. 8 a. Colonel Waiter H. 1aylo oi NuEns,
and CANAAN irving OF the steamship Repunnc d Sm
Houss-Se Umour, ~ y state superintendent i Foon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
THE ANrHRACIrE co4L TRADE.

PHILADELPHIA. June 3.-The representatives.
OF the several coal interests have agreed 10 stop work ut
the mines en- June .. 10. IL. % - aud - ana on
July 4, 5 and g. This IN practically q continuance
of the old system Of suspensions OF the plans
posed by the Reading receivers having been definitely
reed upOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
SIR ANTHONY MUsGRAvE's BAGGAGE,

Concerning the irregular landing of the baggage
OF Sir Anthoiy Nu~srdNc from h" steamship Anh's
Drputy-SurNt.Nur III bhc yesterday Sald 10 a El',
I,Nr r,pOitcr that the importance Ot the alI lidd
beer eNarpcratc.l. Sir Anthony Musgravr Is t'"F-
ernOr-tieHrra al jamaica and the Customs Ocefs
Tad Instructions from The secretary 0i the treasury
~ pass his bagp1g, without cNarmilail0n as ~
customary Wien high officers II foreign c"unlllN
come L. American ports. Some OF the NoN'iH"I-
Generals !Tr u,ls went To- meet Inn IN u iag-hl
and the captain of the tur-h"at nnt only took MN
and his family hat also hi~ baggage ashore III a'l
Of tbc arrival of the Andc, at her pier. The
re noval of the baggage was contrary law, and
deputy Inspector refused To permit il to bc taken
ashore until word was ottancd from the barge
office that tie baggage was Ia pass uuinSp cctcd.
And this was all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
ARRESTED FOR cAEELESS BLASTING.

The family Of Mr.. Cohcr. who lives at No. 247
East Seven; y-ScVenth-st., was startled Thursday
Afternoon, hv terrific shock. which shook the hous,
from cellar 10 garrct. MIR. Cohen. going to the
front basement room found huge rock weighing
about ton and half, in its centre. II had been
thrown by the force of "A blast IN an adjoining lO;
Through the wall. IL demolished in its course "a
marble mautel destroyed the heater, and injured
the furniture. Mr. Cohen at once Informed the pO-
lice and John Dillon of No. 1856 East Eighty trst-st
the foreman in charge Of the blast who l. employed
By John Mulhoand, contractor, was arrested lie
was arragued before Justice Wandel AT the York
willie Police Court yesterday. Mr.. MulhOlland said
he was willing TO pay for the damage done. but JUS
tice Wandell said Dillon must answer for his crim-
nal negligence lie accordingly held him for exam
inatiOn,
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r. z. r.
Railways Ready Relief.
CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY
USE IN THE WORLD.

ONE 80 CENT BOTTLE
WILL CTR RE- MORE COMPLAINTS And PREVENT
TIIE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS OF EpI.
DENIES AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAN ONE
III NDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER MEDI-
CfkES OR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE
THE MOMENr RADWAYs READY RELIEF Is AP.
Piled EXTERNALLY OR TAKEN lNrEkNALLY Ac-
COhDING 10 DIKEC IIONS-PAIN, FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE, CEASES TO EXIST
In al eases pain discomfort IL experienced or
seized With influenza. Dphhpria, Throat Mumps BAD
Coughs oarsrncss Bilious Ole Gnhammdo Of the Bowels,
Stomach Lungs Liver Kidneys with Group, Quin-y,
Fever nld Ague with Neuralgia Headache Tie Doorenx.
TOOthirhe E1rlche NeryOusncss Sl'tlrs-ess or WITH
Lumblgo Pam IN the Back rheumatism or With Diar.
cholera Morbus Dysentery. with Buns scai.
Bruises. with strains, Cramps or SIasms hH appHcatlon
OF RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Will you Of the worss
OF uln.e cnnlllants in Tow hOuIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04

tino; LIST inst IAsseps Lillian vi6us % inst sverra
Capt Pauiseu), Live Oak the latter for Wilmington
Autved-3lst ul Augueta Ia Plate Memel Prtdeof The
Massone Hannibal Johanne Augute
Manila Sd inst ssyran City Of Calcutta ods Hell GreaS
Admiral, Lady Hincks Merwaujee FrsnJee Psctolua
tFor Later shipping Seps. " anu See run ,fas$l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
NEU.S.
NJIf l.NF ~ ~ -.
FORT OF NEW-YORk .....JCNE 3. ISL
AUFTNEn

ARRIVED
steamer sirius NJ Siagrio9 no Jnnero May H. with
steamer lard - McM' iatio% Nay a. WIZ M a,se
S'."t rr ,, ni Sc. b. oaasrr Slo.
uafL evening star ~ rurk- t-Aui. - Jago Nav
uaniIiwo H. with sugar u Brooke = % vessel 10
BsrE tp'nclrr ,Br. Min. Batavia 100 days with sugar
H5l Rosa ~wr Gilman cute oAay. and salt
Hsfs JOHANN Inscn N"f Anrr-cn. Lunerirk 80 days
1rs nrauprrr Son wlrgc nunsirk ~ days N ballast to
Bns Robin .on Forbes, Philadelphia with coal Tor New
IIc Mcleod ~ Prince Edward. Island. Mcleod - DO
ming. rs days Win sugar. &c. Ia j. b. N,l1
ms Martha tnn PimrTe' + Ion Nn Ma,ilcw. Carlo
ls kiiir thdr W. "t a,' - 'n I m IT,
- al ,'uauralarno Nay Y With sugar to de Rivera K Go
= g., la aneT # u laaS says with
-,hr -rr.- u!a - hrr."n th'"'i.t%Sn RI. ~ days.
~,ar N,lac Cl,.. Randall. Portland With Empty barrels
~,t, wm Ner.a. Ruaal. Portland with lumber to
S'i. i..,' ana Mira, Hatch Portland VIZ, lumber t"
-,ar r,rn.yi,ap.a pou.y Prescott, Nc, with lumber to
-,Sr Sio' ir ircc =, John NB, p day. with furn
-,r r... T. pr An-,n. II i.ah. relap cAl'nas MAY H.
sob. May n~'r Cd" l.o Ai,l "l,an 'R'.oi'"Tn
~.hf raomi - li,fa, cnap. ,herg,'tgowa y days
~,Itf Globe Rogers Bangor VIA bridgeport Win hhWr
fnurttr
~,t li,ur D- tiLrimr Wa Port h'@iti, VIZ lihD'i !"
I.r,.f ,, smith Bangor. With uubtr Ia -np-nn
| Fl .,,, Il a.,
S,It or,o r,ier Roe Aland with mr toJ Il Brown
,..,, ,..t.,. .,..,, tt,,l fr.. y fu, and Am.
~ I.''"',,@ f'.L min
CLEARED
u Liverpool lr. - waf'' London W ~
ri,.' r,.ft e. Int Br 80, -in. Liverpool. "
a. -.u,ri,y IN ~. swansea. W,l,- Snp-'n 4
~p.. lrilluo ,lr Mitchell lnll sander son ~ NoH-
.'i--'' ~ Nl-,, ,,-.-,,'.,i a., pu,,,p.f,,,r
'''r1"'" ',l, ,i,rIta, ,.sst,, - Ii,i,
}. Ia va, min a ! oif,,lr,i., 4 90
~ it' ,Nn ~ "' - ,.f.t Nft,,i
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N'-' ~, '''.., ''' Wand ii,v,u ulfiutll,
80 =. 49, u N''''' N =" .-' w
shin i, I,,i..,r Nor Larsen Hamburg. Ger. & Tobias
Co. ,...,. ,... u,.,,,, p..t
rus d. GO Jr-'c ~t"nr l,t, HuH,.l ~ AZ
ia'ipn. WATSON =" &c uiouN' p'.''," ,'l"'' 49,
-iuH bru. I1u,h Ily' y &c" o. , . ,r
90 'i- ~ . ''.'" -i.,rr.vi,i, e 90
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- ~, y mi ~, ii,'r, il be-, ttriir
rt.Nu,i ltlrris iittd. "a, 'i',t l-li -hi' ., ''N
tfi i'i..
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sun u-cs 4 80 scts 30 flock slow. In Us,
Moon ct. --i Noon ,onihs 5j3 Moons age days 7
HfGu WATER rO-pNN-A VI.
sandy Hook GOV Island. OjS He'll Gate. 2i1
HIGH WATER To-DtY-P VI.
SANDY Hook o tgi GOV island ~ Hell Cato. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
DR.. RAILWAYS REGI LlTIlG PILLS.

Perfectly tasfress elegantly coated, for the Of all dis
orcf- sOmach liver bowels Kidneys bladder nervous
Diseases hrairhr constipation CO.ifrnrr-, Indigestion,
q, -p,p-a housnrss. bilious fever Inflammation of the
opri- niles and all arrangements ~ tn eternal viscerA
Warranted positive P1co - cents per box.
sold by all druggists
mp RADWAy G. 70 I2 WARREN-ST y. Y,
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lAnnouncementsl


A tonic administered through the stomach
generally efcant and apt &c derange functional action,
ia therefore proper remedial application tl
viii prove how important is this form Of care
BucHiss CARBoLc the requirements VI cleans
Ing dsinecting remedial purifier Divided they ine
CLASSES S Adapted 10 y eane whcS A. a1n
lilies should possess since each IN ~ peculiar nee meets
Beware q worthless limitations genuine Of
KIDDRR LAIRD each cake Wholesale iept 50 Johnss
New York
BROMo- CHLORALUM as deOdOrizer.
BromoCh lorslum for sick Rooms
DR.. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS
Just the thing Cor travellers.
Hankinson Steam Carpet Cleaning Works
Send for circulars. 10 East 27thst
Seaskin Sacques repaired, altered to new
shape, finished complete. Splendid work. prices low. No
i sssafS susns inc summer
TRY TURNER'S ELECTRA
For Washing Fine Fabrics.
Warranted the greatest pain relever in the
word-DR robAs's VENETIAN LSlMgSr. Thirty years
esisbished and neye. failed 70 spasms collie
chronic rheumatism old sores and pains N the limbs back
anu ch'| over ONO recomlnend and lOOo Ger.
,haes can Dc seen at The depot ~ Marris No one xho
their friends. Only % aud so cents per bottle.
Sold by all the druggists
Wheat phosphates aud vegetable tOnics arc
heaitlful for all aud nJnre none
Why don't you try Carriers Little Liver
pills They positive for eaache and all the
Ills produced By disoriered liver. % cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04

A tonic administered through the stomach
Is generally lcan and apt &c derange functional sciou
IoIMASs supplies the tonic by absorption and
IL therefore the proper OF remedial application tr
will prove how important Is this form Of care.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04

DIR. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS
Just the thing Cor travellers.
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BEYOND all pcradyenture is the fact tn,

BROMO- CHLORALCM as q deOdOrlzer.
Bromo-C hloralum for sick Rooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
BROOKI.lN.

An iu,ucr.c advertisement l. being put up on IN,
meadows near MauhattIu Brach. The letters aIr
made f hcards a':d ave over uiur feet IN height
and the lrLrth of the wholc sigI when colnpl, It'd
vail lee Over half hl'r.
Police Commissioner .Jouidan has dismissed the
charge giII>t the hVc policemen. who failed To- de-
trci or prevent a burglary at No. 81 Fulioii-,f.
ihIcc wcrkS ago. The COMMISSIONER hold, that the
officers wee MOI III fault.
no,l,rr and son. Ann Bchan and Gcorec Hrhan
age -. wee arrlgucd for THEFT ~ the Firth lbs
trd Court Yesterday. The mother was sentenced
To- tire months imprisonment aud the s"n was held
t. await the action ui The Grand jury.
j. T.. storey. a coal dealer OF South Brooklyn.
drove a team of bay horses IN phact0n 10 Concy
Island Thursday. and left them at Van Siclcn's
Hotel Wlilc h. went Ia the races On his return he
found that hi horses AMI carriage had been stolen
and hc could iind ont rotling about them. The
value If the horses and tl" rarlagr about 300
The maintollra-t aud foirtoirnl-t If a schooner
were Carried away Iuu.d9> ro"n h' striking the
floor beams # tir i.-' River Bulge uru the New
York tower ac schooner went under ihr bridge
at "a Io.nt WLrfr th, height aluN, high water Is not
more than - feet. NrdlrI Tie ooIttc g.. the bridge
the hriPld l. tee feet mugr. The j.: DE Trustees
d., iam all responsibility for damage, 80 ac' idcnts
OF this Kind.
While going h. church last evening John II, nry
age - ui ". o. ~ .Irru->t found some phu~phn-
m, i'm a box on tine street. IL pui u ~ , pocket
and y hIlc IN t. Augd>iIncs Church. IN Iiith-avc.,
The phosphorus became ig'Iitcd In trying 10 get u
ont of Ia, ppcnct the boy was severely burned about
the abdomen and hands. Grace Clcary. age 10, of
No. - Filih-ayc, while trying To help INN vas also
severely burned
A suit foI $1,000 damages. brought by Mrs;
isabella kAnr against the brooklyn, Flatbash and
Cone Island Railroad Company, vas tired yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04

Sealsliin Sacques repaired altered to new
shape finished onplete Splendid work. prices low. No
extra charge storage during the summer sHArSEs Fvs
MASUFACION 103 Prince ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04

Hankinson Steam Carpet Cleaning Works
Send for circulars 10 East 27thst
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-08
From Saturdays Daily.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The County Patients to be Sent to
the Sisters Hospital.

The County Commissioner of Silver Bow
county met Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock
and adjourned after transacting much i'm
portant business, at 1 o'clock yesterday after
noon.
The assessment of the Moulton Mining
Company's property was reduced S62,5 800,
leaving it about $G2,61s.
The valuation of the taxable property of
Messrs. Leyson Il Turck was also reduced
$500.
The most important business which came
before the Commissioners was next taken up,
viz: the question OF the disposition of the
county sick. After due deliberation it was
decided to turn all county patients over to
the Sisters Hospital OH and after Monday,
November 18th, al $40 each per week, exclu-
sive of expense for medical attendance and
medicine. The testimony heard in regard 10
the condition of the Workingmen's Hospital
was published in full in yesterdays MINER
The clerk of the Board OF Commissioners
was then instructed to notify Messrs. Holmes
u Hendrickson of the decision which had
been made.
In regard to the taxation of the Miners
Union it was held that this, being a beneve-
lent association, is exempt under the law.
The members of the Board present were
Messrs. Hyde and Downs, the latter gentle
man being in the chair.
Adjourned sine die.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-08
BATHED IN HER GORE.
You Kim Hatcheted in the Back.
Bloody Tragedy In China Town.

At twenty minutes to three o'clock yester-
day afternoon a bleeding Chinese woman
rushed into the Police. court, supported On
either side by a fellow Monaghan, and after a
five minutes torrent of gibberish gave the
Court to understand that she had been
chopped in the back with a Ratchet by one
Gong Sing, her former swner. Gong Sing
Lad sold her for $1,000 to another almond
eyed Celestial, and instead of delivering the
goods, demar ded more money. When this
was refused, he seized 4 Ratchet, and as the
fair You Kim sat IN front of him, chopped
her deliberately in the back about enc inch
to the right of the spine, at about the point
where President Garfield was chot. The
blow cut through the clothing and all, and
with a little more force would doubtless have
inflicted a mortal wound. A warrant for as
sault with intent to commit murder was in
stantly issued, and Gong Sing was soon Ian
gushing in prison. He will lave a prelimi"
nary examination this morning. Soon after
his arrest he sent for N ayorB eal,w with whom he
has worked for some three years as o valued
servant. For such q deadly offense high bail
Was required, and Gous rep 'sed last night
behind The bars.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-08

some two weeks ago, no very extraora
binary developments have taken place,
but operations have continued steadily in
both the east and south shafts, with crafty
ing results. High grade ore is being taken
out OF the south vein in steady quantities,
and several specimens from this vein exam
ined yesterday ran between 600 and 1000
ounces in silver. The east and west drifts on
the Two hundred-foot level in the north vein
are being extended, and good bodies of ore
develop themselves as progress is made in
both directions. Several fine pieces of ore
showing native and horn silver were to be
seen in the output yesterday, and there is
every reason to believe that future develop
ments on the two hulidred-foot level will
more than fulfill the ext ectations of the
management.
H ABAsH
The new hosting works at his fine piece
Of property are now about ready for the con-
tinuance of its development. The main
building is 55x3O feet, the adjoining carpen-
ter shop being 55x12 feet. Sinking will be
begun again tomorrow, and from the ore
now on the dump and the steady enlarge
ment Of the vein there can be no doubt that
the Wabash Will prove to be one of the rich
est and most remunerative mines in the
Summit Valley District. Indeed there is
every reason to believe that this lead will
turn out q regular little bonanza. Mr.. Bow
ers and the brothers Emerson, who have al
ready expended some thirty-fve or forty
thousand dollars in machinery and buildings
have the utmost confidence in the out
come. The shaft is Low down about
seventy feet, and is going down on the
vein at a slight angle to the north.
The ledge was originally only a few inches
wide, but has gradually increased in size and
richness until now, at a depth of 70 feet, it
shows two and a half feet of pay ore, aver
aging from 300 10 500 ounces to the ton. The
new boiler, of 4o-aorse power, Knowles
pump, and hosting engine are now in place
and ready for work tomorrow morning.
H ANsELMo.
Since the last report there is but little to be
said of operations in the Anselme. Drifts
are being run east and west on the 3OO-fsot
level, and stopping is going on steadily on the
west drift of that level and the east drift at
the 24O-foot level. In the last forty-five days
some 240 tons of first-class, ahd about 100
tons of second-class ore have been taken out,
the former keeping steadily up to the average
of 100 ounces or more to the ton.
Owing to lack of space the review of op-
e~ratlons in other important mines in this
district will not appear for several days.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-08
The Western Union and the Mon,
tana Telephone Companies to
Open Offices in Butte.

A party consisting of Msssrs. j. j. Dickey
of Omaha, NJ. G. Bristol Of Chicago and A.
j. Pattison of Ogden arrived in Butte yester-
day morning. MIR. Dickey is the District Su-
perinlendent of the Western Union, as we'll
as Superintendent of Telegraph for the Union
Pacific road. Mr.. Bristol is the General Su-
perintendent of Construction for the Western
UHien Company, and MIR. Pattison is the Og-
den Manager for the W. U. 7. Co. These
gentlemen came to arrange for the opening
of a regular office for their company in Butte,
as we'll as for the opening in connection
Herewith of a general Exchange for the
Montana Telephone Company, a corporation
organized under the laws of Utah. They
examined the front of Owsiey Hall, which is
10 be cut into two Offices. and considered the
question of renting Office room temporarily
in the St. Nicholas Office. Definite arrange
ments were not made for a permanent office.
These gentlemen left last night for Silver
Bow Junction. The first wire will be in
during the next ten days, and the second
wire, which will complete the telegraph facil-
tiles, and give the public direct and abundant
communication with the outer world, will be
completed to Butte in about five weeks.
There has been some delay lately on account
of getting poles f ON Beaver Canon. but this
will cause no trouble now.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-08
OGDEN LETTER.
The Races on Monday.
Editor Miner:

Editor Miner: .
ID. DEAR S1R:-The races at the Ogden Driv-
ing Park last Monday we're quite we'll at
tended, and in spite of the weather, the va
rious contests were watched with great inter
est. Chester F., from Denver, the horse
beaten by Black Douglass at the Butte meet
in September, was matched for the first race
against Mary Emery, of Salt Lake.
TitS was a trottiDg race, for a purse of
$3.50 a side, mile heats, best three in Eve.
Chester F. won the first heat in 2:4la; also,
the second in 2:3S. Mary Emery won the
three other he ats in 2:5l, 2.39 and 2:3S, and
gained the pure.
The second was by Nellie G., of Ogden,
and Granger, of Salt Lake, for a purse of
500 q side. This was a running race of half
mile heats, best two in three. Granger won
the first heat in ~fifty-fve seconds, and was 10
famed as to be withdrawn and permit Nellie
G. to carry off the stakes.
The third race was between Black Prince
and Camille for $25 a side. This was q trot-
ting race, mile heats, best two in three, and
was won by Black Prince, the time being 4!O4
and 1921.
Then anne q single half-nile dash by Mel
lie G. and Emigrant Girl, the latter winning.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-08
From Fridays Daily.
TUE COMET AND AMAZON,
News From the Boulder District.

From Mr.. John F. Potting,. who has just
come from the Comet, we learn the follow
Ing items OF interest in regard to the mine
and vicinity. From fifteen to seventeen tons
OF ore per day are AIKEN out and concentra-
ted, and preparations are being made to sink
the shaft another hundred feet. Another
compartment is also being built in the shaft,
which is now down about 125 feet, and most
OF the ore is now being taken out from the
lOO foot level. The ore is looking we'll, and
the expectation is that the vein will widen
out and increase in size as sinking is con-
tinued. There have been no accidents of
any sort in the mine of late, and everything
has been working smoothly. About twenty
men are at work, as quite a number were dis
charged when work was stopped ia the levels
in order to enlarge the shaft.
Nave d Co. are about to put up q saw mill
and concentration near the Amazon mine, Of
which they are The owners. The Amazon is
about three miles from the Comet, In an
easterly direction, and is being worked stead
lily. One of the shafts is down so feet. BY
the time the concentration is built a large sup
ply Of ore will be ready, as the output is now
being stored away for that purpose. Some
very rich Gre has been taken out, running
from 15O TO 200 ounces in silver, and 80 per
cent. in lead. This is Of course select ore,
the average ore running 40 per cent. in lead,
if not more, and from IS to $50 ounces in
silver and about $25 in gold.
The prospects now are for . boom in
Boulder District next summer, as there is
talk of the erection Of several other mills and
COMMENTATORS.