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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-11-12
Our Corn Fertilizer.

our A3IMoNIATED BONE PHOSPHATE
I : for Corn, prepared hy us. \ special for
muiA for Corn. has b,con, SOD well c.tab.ishcc
.n this and the ncshborine counties that Ger
ri.ic;tcs are no longer needed. \ roa % il fer
fftfyp-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-11-12

EADQCARTEN' FOH siUv rs '--N
uow rcccirin- hI %-o. u. Pr.rr
.ur Room OEcc tWuial. l.e.-a
celebrated STAR Cplh Stoves AnE -fft.
'n stock will Joe furnishes 900 short moth.
p"' np every stove $500 sou anl '-'iaranf,.
ae.ioa. Prices low DI kE * GAi4LAii.i
GOLDEN gUN FIREPLACE D0yr
x lHtsTER. improved for ls-0 Cor s,.. ..
DtEE& GALItHER. Ans
ioo LARD CANs. S.orc Pipe and El...
/ sizes Since; Iiu.'. Zine Stove iofris f-
'v DUkE&ttLLAlifH
- COILS Iute aa1 Sisc TJIl,r Tar r
! - sale loss by DUKE a. GAfLAlitr
- hl-sACE .yri'rTERSand sri-l.e G-i
, -als3 combine sGlrr anl iarl i'-'
5lc hy DUKE & GAlLi'l'H
| COM HOBS Shovel, Eve Dog.
| & and fong~ Tor sa.c hv
Ort ., 1850 DUKE & GALLAuF
! (WANBER SETS Tin Broad Box- r
/ = cake Boxes. kuii Boxes. Lantern -
! Pans and Moull - for sale hy
DUKE IS GALrAHE
| YINE TABLE AMI POCKET Cu'l.r
( Child s. Walters. apurDp~isfr Co., 'It.
dit. for alc hy pJkE & GALLAii.H
(WcOA FOOT MATS. Aui-Trrlia,c .-
! X PWup-. Tar. Hamper B.-,.f la-i '..
! e.. i1r safe by DUKE GALi'fHt
! Et00k STOVES. T % pl.o STOVES.
! - Stoves. fr safe Dis
Dec Is, $50 Duke. GAiIAHGF
/ (10D FISH. sllt licr-in- with aal cij,'.t
/ l ihc Roe in thols Aa,k,rel Dy .al o..
! ran or Dozen. for sale by
April >. ISL. g. ". r. KLARSLEl
! CANNED PEACHES. Tomatocs rlr sob
! \ Dried Corn. Apples, pcIche-. aHd %
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-11-12

- NO Css}A per day at home. Samples
- no soZO worth S. free. Address Sim
SON q Co. Portland, Maine.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-11-12
FRUIT HILL NURSERY,
Uharcstown, jefferson County, West Virginia
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
FZore5' and VeGeta6Ie
PLANTS,
sSlII'Hbbcry,& ~ q.
I1ruit XIII Nursery,

CtlHE Subscribers call attention to the great Va
ricty ofrrces, piaals, Vines, Roses, &c, &c
nj their
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-11-12
Plain and Ornamcntul
FLASTfcIIING.
MASTERING OF HOUSES

PLASTERING or HOUSES
three. lla d Finish, Waite Coat or ll,avr >t-
Coruicrs and Centres rnn. snd OrnimtlI.
itl"sircd. None but irst-claes vorkm.n r..f.
,nmnvedon work thatmag bccnfrteir,f.
gISfEENS CENENTkB .iND G6t..
TED 70 rem.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-26
Criminal Calendar.

New York, "a TTt6une's Newark: A
policeman found q man and woman
David Mccartney and Catherine Ennis,
shot, in Newark. on Chestnut street.
They told an improbable story about
being fired at by an unknown man, but
the woman finally confessed that
Mccartney had shot her in the head, and
then himself, probably from Jealousy.
Little Rock, 24.-Madison County il
excited because three masked Williams, a
few days ago, captured VIM. Berry,
while blowing in field, abused him ter
ribly, made him travel across the coun-
try barefoot and blindfolded, his feet Ia
cerated by sharp stones and briars. He
finally escaped, through their fright at the
proximity to settlements, and reached a
house, more dead lthan alive, where he
still lies. Citizens are out after the
scoundrels.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-26
Foreign Miscellany.

London, 24,-To-day's pagers point to
! the probable failure of negotiations be-
tween England and France for a new
commercial treaty.
Morgan, minister of South Australia,
has resigned.
Bray has formed a new ministry, him
self as premier.
A prelate starts from Rome next week
on a confidential mission from the Pope
to Ireland, on report Of the true state of
affairs.
The Catholic bishops in America are
specially instructed to exhort their focks
to abstain from any action calculated to
promote civil war in Ireland.
Berlin, M.-Bismsrck is so uuwell in
his lower limbs, that his Kissen9in trip
has been postponed.
London, 24-The NeUS says: We
have strong reason to believe, as far
far as England is concerned, the conclu-
sion Ct the monetary conference, which
meets Thursday, is practically arrived at.
A pledge is to be given in behalf Of In
dIa not to support single gold currency.
N undertaking will be given In behalf
of England, though we understand the
Bank of England has prepared to make
some slight concession in favor of silver
London. 25.-A dispatch from Dot
mund, Prussia, says an explosion &C
CURED yesterday III Luise Triesb ban Col
liery, and seventeen persons were killed
and five injured.
Pesth, 25.-EIectioEs for members of
the Hungarian Diet, commenced yester-
day. The result, as far as known, is fav-
orable TO government, especially in the
capital
Madrid, 25.--The Gazette, on Sunday,
will publish a decree abolshing the
tobacco monopoly in the Philippine
Islands. CASTILLO writes the colonial
minister as follows: I congratulate you
on the decree which will give you place
amongst the emsncipstors of human lab
ors, rendering illustrious your name before
all the world.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-26
TELEGRA.PHIC
EngIand's Eastern Policy.

London, 25.-The Irish party in Par.
Lament give Parne'l grand banquet
next week OF the occasion of the thirty
| fifth anniversary of his birthday.
In the commons last night Ryland,
(libersD moving for further papers on
the Anglo-Turkish convention, said that
| in spite of the failure of Turkish promises
the reform convention was binding on Us,
and that, in the not impossible event
Of Armenian instruction and Russian
Intervention, we should be bound to GO
to Turkeys assistance. He therefore re-
commanded that we should intimate dis
tinctly to Turkey that we withdraw from
the convention. AS a consequence we
should give up Cyprus, which he strongly
advised. The holding of our acquisition
OF Cyprus was an infraction of public
law.
Dixie, under foreign secretary, said
there were no papers which could be
laid before the House. He agreed with
Ryland in regard 10 the nglo-Turkish
convention; but pointed out that it was
different thing to condemn q treaty, and
to reverse and violently to upset the con-
Ventlon might endsnger the peace Of the
east. He hoped, therefore, the House
would not press any such course on gov
eminent. He argued that there was no
analogy between the acquisition OF Cy-
press and Tuni., although our example
bad bad effect. He warmly eulogized
Goschen's services at Constantinople,
and stated that Lord Dufferin, the newly
appointed em bassador to that court, car
ried with him instructions to put forward
the settlement of the Armenian question.
Gladstone violently attacked the eccen-
tricity of the late government in regard
to the conversations of Salisbury and
Washington, and said if the French po-
Icy in Tunis had been dangerous to pub
lie peace, and if it had involved breach
of public faith, England, by the evil ex-
ample she set, would have weakened her
right to protest against it. 1t was de-
parture from European concert which
the late government had thereby de-
stroyed, and which the present govern
ment had labored and would labor to
rebuild.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-26
A Charming Poet COLLAPSED.

New York, 24.-The poet, John G.
SAKE, is confirmed and obstinate hypo-
chondrisc,and believes he is hopeless in
valid; grieves over his loss of political
power and imagines weaknesses and all
sorts of diseases that the physicians can't
detect. He has refused to go into COM
psny since the death of his daughter,
Solace SAKE, June 9Th, and even refused
to go to the cemetery to bury her. He
is no more the gay, witty, charming con-
versationalist, and cannot be prevailed
on to take advice and prescription. His
mind is. apparently clouded by his grief.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-26
The Northern Pacific.

New York, 25.-At meeting of the
Northern Pacific syndicate subscribers,
yesterday, the formation Of q new COM
psny, TO be called the Oregon Trans
Continental Was discussed. II was pro-
posed that the new company should have
power to build lateral lines, as feeders to
the Northern Pacific, and also should
perform functions not allowed to the
Northern Pacific.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-26
Comets are Uncertain

Burlington, PA comet was seen in
the northeast this evening. It was beau
titul ard distinct,
Note:-This can hardly be the comet
ssen elsewhere as the position and time
do not tally.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-26
The Albany Contest .

ALBANY; 25-Vote in joint convention:
Potter, "a, Conkling o. Wheeler 81, Cor
nell i, Lsphsm 10, Roach /.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-03

A Washington telegram of the 10Th
says q special election will be ordered in
South Carolina to elect member OF con-
gress in place Of O'Connor. deceased, us
the governor of that state holds that
OOonnor was legally elected last fall.
Mackey. the republican who run against
O'Connor, contested the seat, claiming
that he was elected. AS the district is
republican, Mackey's (, lends advised him
ito make the race again, believing he
could be 80 plainly elected Us to avoid q
contest, and that this plan would be cas-
ier and cheaper than to make contest.
The democrats held that o O'Connor'sp pop
ularity with the colored voters elected
him. and they have expressed doubts OF
finding another man who could carry the
district. 1t is announced now that the
democrats intend to run Campbell, o
lawyer and democrat, who supported
Garfeld's administration, and will make
his race on the pledge Of supporting it
in congress. Owing to the nearly equal
division Of the two parties in the next
house, one seat is valuable, and the indi.
cations are that both parties will strain
every nerve to get this seat.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-03
Proposals for Indian Supplies and Trans.
p0rtaffon.

Aas3pps aRepsrtWsnt gf the Interior. Office of Indian
Houp bi;nao,sea proposals. for beef, baco n.
case ny be- end directed TO the .commiss;oner nr
Z, Se1 !nS.a 9nlp aairf % Nos and Wooster street
Monday My De ISL sssoe,ssd i've until i Of
l1dian service about 10000 pounds bscnn %l ne "a
4!s.sS I4uO pounds @ beef on the hoof, IH.0D BOUNDS
pound. corn p1So so@ Iaaans POUNDS Powder oss'
pounds -four. 2l2 600 pounds feed, sS.GD ponnds
iaId lard 1s Issoo .sp .s pounds honiny 300 pounds
rice & 20 pe pounds tes mss @ HS55. nssg ss@ PSunds
GO,O9 pounds salt, 10000 pounds sosn m,
pounds pounds .od., = ,2sodO pounds sugar and $500 500
Also. blankets. woolen and cotton goods
9conssting IN part of ticking s 900 yards stan.
dasd dac1 ctlic9 f1i s@2 yards; dEllins, yards;
sinsbam ns @ ;s s.ias: KessaeT; asRiI,
jeans, 1900 yards; satinet, 400 ysrtis: h,"nyy
snestlng 81 2is.O yards; bleached sheeting. 300
shirting, 500 yards; Winsey. 2,sD wards !, eioth'
ing, groceries. notions. hardware. medical s,,p-
snc pMes; ana long ist Of miscell.neous articIea,
Gwa for ,ss feTk seTz sna
zona, Colorado. Dakota, Idaho, Indian territorv.
Minnesota, Montana, Nebrasta. Nevada and
tx end s 70 De delivered at Chicago. Kansas
Also, Transportation for such of the supplies.
goods and articles that may not be contracted
Tor TO be delivered at the agencies
Bids must be made out on government hl.,k.
Schedules showing the kinds and nn.nt;t;s.
OF subsistence supplies required for each seen.
Cyl and the kinds and quantities, in gross Of all
other goods and articles, together with blank
proposals and forms for contract and bond.
conditions con to be observed by bidders time and
place place OF delivery, terms Of contract and pay
ment. transportation routes and all other ne
cessary lnstructions will be furnished upon ap
2llcatlon @ to Il the Indian Office in Washington or
nos. - % and " Wooster street, New York; Wn.
A.. 4. Lyon, No. 4ss Broadway, New York and t.
the commissaries of subsistence. u. q. IA sf
chicago, Ut; Louis, Vt. Paul, Leavenworth, San
francisco, Omaha, Cheyenne and YanIton. and
Bids will be onencd ~ IL. bow
above stated. and bidders are invited to BE-
present at the opening ~
certified checks.-All bids must be accom-
panled by certified checks upon some United
states depository or assistant treasurer, for at
least per cent Of the amount Of the proposal.
THOMAS M. NICHOL,
Acting Commissioners.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-03
Proposal. for Building a Hospital. j.

fANKToN, D. T., April %, 1881.
SEALED proposals. will be received at the
othce of the superintendent of the Dakots
Hospital for the Insane, Yankton, D. T., until
two o'clock p, NJ. May 25th, 1881, 1t which time
they will be opened in the presence Of bidder
for building Territorial Hospital for the In.
sane, according to plans and specifications now
open for inspection at the Office of J. r. San
born in Yankton.
Each bid must give the name or names. and
postotiee address Of all parties interested in or
Every bid must be accompanied by a certified
check on some national bank for the sum Of one
thousand dollars, payable 10 the order of ], n.
Sanborn, president, to be forfeited to the Ter
f1tory OF Dakota by any bidder, who, his offer
being accepted, fails to enter at once into con-
the bidder. ~
The accepted bidder must, rs REQUIRED byl law.
give bond with good and sufficient sureties to
be approved BY the Board of Trustees: copdi
toned on the faithful performance Of the con.
lars. A>1 49,
.o!I. The Board Of Trustees reserves the right to
Envelopes containing proposals should he
marked Proposals for bnildinR Hospital."
and may be addressed to J. 4. Sanboru YanI
ton, D. T.
]. Z. .SANBoRS,
JOSEPH WARD,
Ed. DEWITT,
oeMaSA Ttustees.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-03
PROPOSALS FOB FRESH BEEF.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTHENT OF DAKoTA,
Office of Chief Commissary Of Subsistence.
St. Paul, MINI, March LIST, 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS., in triplicate, sub;ecs
~ ~ to the usual conditions, will be received 1t
this Office until u o'clock, aoon, on Wednesday-
ne 4th day of Nay, 1881, at which time and place
ttney VII be opened IN presence of bidders, fer
furnishing II such qsaattiessf Fresh Beef iron
the block as may be required by the SubsisteSoe
department q. g., at Forts Baford, Steveasoo.
a. Lancoin, Meade, Yates, Bennett, Suily, RsQ-
dail, hale, Pembina, Sisseton, and Totten, aai
At Csntonment Bad Lands, d. T. and At Isnp
Poplar River and Camp Porter, II. r., dutinT
the hscal year commencing July LIST. 1881.
Proposals will be received up to, and opened
st the same hour at the several posts by the
respective Commissaries of such posts, each
posi- Commissary receiving proposals for his
Blank proposals and instructions to bidders
giving tull information as to the quality Of beef,
manner of bidding. conditions to be observed
by bidders, and terms of contract and payment.
will be FURNISHED on application to this Office
OF 1 70 the Commissary ut any of the posts.
Ihe government reserves the right to reject
any OF all proposals.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposals for Fresh Beef" and ad-
dressed to the undersigned or to the Commis-
sary at the post bid for.
N. r. MORGAN,
Major and C. s., o. s. A.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-03
For Sale Cheap.
Three Cheap Houses for Sale

One house 22xs2 with l. ex12, 8 rooms, porch,
brick cellar, good we'll, large cistern, barn,
One house 2!x25 with porch rooms, cellar,
good well, large cistern. barn, plum trees, ETC.
and lot 81 u xl32, for $500
These two houses are one block nortbea asst from
Commodore Coulson's.
,, Another house, next to Secretary
hand's) lsx2i with LIZ xls. 1.s story, j
rooms cellar, large cistern, good we'll, large
barn. loD shade trees. and lots ssxliO, for $500
These three houses are on high land and sew
eral feet above the highest point reached by the
water during the flood Apply to
G. j. b. HARRIS, stones Block,
or to THos. SILLs. Lestcrville.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-03
Proposal. for Building a Bridge.
OFFICE OF THE STREET CoxA1ss1oSER.
YANKTON, ID, T.. April II 1881

4ASAIoN, O.I., April %, 1881.
SEMED PROPOSALS will be received by
~ the undersigned up to $50 O'Clock D. m. Of
Monday, May ID, 1881, for the erection and con-
struchon OF wagon bridge across the Rhine
ton, D. T.. in accordance with the plans and
speeihcations which can be seen and examined
at the office of the city clerk in the city of Yank-
sired by the bidder for the completion Of such
tsg bridge, =. and c. must be oompenied BY bond
hundred dollars (subject to increase by the CITY
council,, and conditioned that the bidder viii
faithfully perform in all things the contract SO
cepted by the city council. 81
Proposals. should be enclosed in an enyel one
and handed to me or addressed to me through tie
post office At Yankton,. and endowed "Fppo-
sails for building = bridge in the city of Yanf-
ton" The city council reserves the right 10 re-
iect any or all bids.
By order of the city council.
Gro. B. HofFMax.
Street Commissioner.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-03
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
To the Holders Of Late Armstrong County
Warrants.

To the Holders Of Late Armstrong County
Warrants.
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
Hutchinson county hereby gives notice to
all holders Of Armstrong county warrants is
sued prior to the first day of March, 1881. thai
in pursuance of an act of the Legislative assem-.
bly, OF Dakota territory, which became . law
Feb. ~, 1881, they may present the same 10 Karl
Winter, treasurer of Hutchinson county, On or
before the lst day of July. A. d. 1851, in sums az
gregating fifty dollars and upwards, when such
warrants viii be taken mp and the Treasurer
will Issue to the holders in lieu thereof honda Of
the said county Of Hutchinson of the denomina-
ton OF nifty dollars each, running ten year,
drawing interest at the rate OF eight per cent.
payable annually. All interest on outstandinS
computcd to the first day Of March. 1851 after
when date interest on warrants will be stopped.
BY order @ 9f board county commissioner.
Dated, olivet, d. T., April 4th, 1881.
d6w to luly II.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-03

Thousands nave been cured of dumb
agne: bilious disorders, jsundice, dys-
pep pepsia, and all diseases OF the liver, blood
nnd , stomach. when all Other remedies
Frseds T%se issl!ed, I q by using PRot Guilmettes
pe,manet .,e,l cure for those disoeders. AK
;Tu. ;;s, druggist for the great remedy, and
.a .nS no ~ eoH1ner. o. and il he does not Keep IL
~ ssna ~ siDo IN letter to III FrSnoh Pad
Co., end receive one BY mail poet psid. u
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-03
81 EcIAL NOTICES.

SILVER goods of all the latest STYLES ius re-.
~ ceived by H. G. Clark 4 Co., the Jewellers.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-03
Personal,
FOR SALE.
Money to Loan,

Cper cent. interest and reasonable commis.
si1ns. DEWEY d FRENCH,
o6Wti. Attorneys at Law.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-03

@Hous md Sign Painting, arain,ns. Or
nins C. sssss sseS e. rafREb rHifRsi sfiSRs sfEEEs A'on
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-05-03

Choice butter and eggs Al 70 cents =,
ID. MoDsvit's, Capital street. 's s,S, Sss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-13

The SENTINEL was informed yesterday
'las the whole face Of the Prospect Noun
tain Tunnel Is in a formation which, II
not ore, Ia the very next thing to 1t.
punches and seams OF good ore have been
encountered for the last 30 feet, and at
ias' accounts the contractors were expect
.ns with every blast to break through into
regular bonanza. The writer has thought
eos Inc tunnel would have to be run some
sW or 400 feet further to reach the main
mineral zone, just west OF the summit OF
sas mountain, but in conversation the
y.nsr Gay With a mining man who Is en-
Mrsly familiar with every inch Of the
ssoand, We were informed that there Is q
usna or swell In the lime belt, which car
~: y considerably down the hill In the
a'feeton Of the tunnel. This being the
sAse, the public need not DO surprised to
yarn OF an important strike in the west
..ae tunnel at almost any moment. They
~ pound to strike IL ultimately, and the
SnIY question is n OF distance. The ell
NV IN the line spoken Of will hasten the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-13
MINES.
A List of the Eureka Mines which
Returned Ore for the Quarter End.
ing Sept. so.

- MInH Va -
Returned Ore for the Quarter End.
ing Sept. 80.
The Assessors statement Of the bullion
yield for the quarter ending Sept. 80 has
been completed. The following Eureka
mines worked orc during the quarter {:
Eureka Con-, Garrison. Jackson, Rich
mond, Williamsburg, Altoona, Alexandria,
Antelope, Apex, Bully Boy, Banner. Bow
man, California, Cumberland, Connolly,
Dead Broke, Eureka Tunnel, Fl Dorado
No. 2, Elise. Excelsior, Geddes & Bertrand,
Coop Hope, Giant, Helena Montana, Her.
e~nlean, Idaho, Kit Carson, Lone Pine,
Maid Queen, May Queen, May Flower,
Mountain Boy, Macon City, Members,
North Macon City, Orange, Oriental, Pro-
bert, Phenix, Pluto, Ruby underberg
Con-, Reindeer, Rocky Point, Silver Lick,
Silver West, Swallow and Silver Connor.
The Richmond leads in production for
the time named, the gross yield having
been 1885, 40. Eureka Consolidated
comes next with an output Of $305. 074 90.
The Richmond deducted for working ex-
penses 1929, 255 IS, and the Eureka Con.
s2is,277 05. The former paid taxes on
ss6,S65 90, and the latter $50, TOT Al. The
Garrison Of Cortez paid S7,s2l %; the
jackson OF this district on $500 II, and
the Williamsburg on $3.50 IT. The Ruby
Dunderberg returned total yield of s6S,-
eW6 u, and was allowed the whole amount
70 offset expenses. The other mines pro-
cuced from q few tons 10 several hundred,
out were exempt from the quarterly tax
under the law. The gross yield OF the dis
trict was s75s, 1855 "a, and the net yield
slo2,42 80. The amount Of tax collected
was $3.50 g.. The showing falls short
:. me preceding quarter. but for what
reason we do not know.