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A SSIGNED ESrA1E OF DANIEL >.
n Bursk and wife, Of Lancaster city, Lam
caster county. Having by deed of voluntary
assignment assigned and transferred all their
estate and effects to the undersigned for the
benefit OF the creditors of tho said Daniel 5.
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and those having claims to present them to
CHRISTIAN WIDMYEK,
Assignee.
NJ. BROsIUs, Atty. maril-6tdOaw
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&c, insert with little
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that the best ore has been worked and that vbstl 4
left Is of low grade and hard 70 work, Efforts fsys
been made to sell part VI the stock in England, and
inquiries have been made Of Salt Lake bankers re-
garding the property.
From reports Of the superintendent The Charokss
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amount Of water intcrfered very much with tho
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meut though the best ore 10 found ms depth gained
The new machinery at hosting works Is working
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the first cross drift has been started for tho edss
that was cut by the shaft last November. some fine
ore IS expected fromthis point. This property Ii
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dlvidend-payng mines Of this district in the near
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The CroweI mine s running full blast, and al
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of rich ore on the 50 level shows free gold, ana the
ore assays from $40 to $40 per ton. The vein il
three feet wide, aud the ore is improving:
The pumps of the Empire mine. OF Utah. are 70 be
started by April l. Opinions differ very much In
gard to this mine. Some claim that the ore Is ex-
Iausted while Others believe that the managers are
freezing out the outside stockholders ltis rumore
that another assessment will lie levied seon after the
present one Is of.
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MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY. March LIP. n.
The mining share markets to-day were duil auu
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generally were unimpOrtant. The heaviest dealings
were in Moose, which declined from 1.S5 TO LOO
Hukill was exceptional in recording slight ad-
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Hberuia declined from SO to 65 cents ana anne
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and California at /. Green Mountain closed lower
at Ga and Gold Stripe 10 cents lower az ESQ wnlle
Cherokee was steady at 2 10. Rising Suu Iost yes.
terdays advance at 800 Alta Montana was qulet AZ
214 and Hortense, which was moderately active
further advanced TO 80 cents. Mineral Creek al,
vanced to SO cents but later sold at 80 cents ana
Van De Water sold from AZ down to 45.
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Bullion valued at $as.2ol 40 was received in this

Bullon valued at $3S 201 40 was received in this
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has been made upon tho mlne aud the sheriff has
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February 2S is as follows: Ore delivered this wee k
/ $40 tons; previously reported thls month. 1890
TOMS total this month, $500 tons; amount received
this week $4,000 co.; previously, this month
S77107 80; total amount received ths month,
$ll4127 So; tons delivered, unpaid for, 1895.
The superintendent OF the Green Moun'ain mine
reports the mine IN tourshing condition. Tue bni-
lion Shipment for the last eighteen days OF the mills
running time in February was between Sl3.OJO
aud $4,000. This shows the best proportlonate
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work of any run since the works have been
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company. IL Is AEileTalIy believed In the district
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 11.-F F. Osbiston
and Hank Smith, old Comstock superintendent,
left for Arizona yesterday, after obtaining passes to
examine Silver King. IL is intlmated that OSOlston
goes on behalf Of the bonanza tirIn,
many reports a new route for the hume which will
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Idaho Grass Valley has declared a dividend OF
81 40 and Northern Belle OF 30 cents pers share
LFADvILLE, Col. March LITTLE east upraise IN
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