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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-09
Notes From Mountain City.

A letter received Mt this Office to-day.
from Max Schocn at Mountain City,
under date Of tho Goth ult.. says ,hni
on "Wednesday last appeared tho fist
indication ai that altitude. hat the
intormiuable Winter had broken ut last.
A warm rain SGT In and poured down
c%opIously. causing the vast deposits of
snow on the hillsidcs to disappear rs IL
ny mAgie. Tho oWyhcc at that point *
bridgod with ice but "a break il now
looked Tor at once. Max says that not.
wi,hstandins their prolonged arctic
experience in Mountain City, the
citizens nre all In tho best OF health
and spirits. aud look forward 10 nm I'M
usually prosperous season both for tho
pining snd agricultural interests. The
stock range throughout that part OF the
country will also be particularly good
tho coming season.
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A Tremendous. Contract.

The San Francisco Stock Exchange
has the following item:
transportation has just been on.
gagged for some seventy thousand tons
OF pig lead from Eureka, New. to Now
York, over tho following route: From
Eureka via the Central Pacific to San
Francisco; thence by tho Texas & New
orlesns to Now Orleans. and from New
Orleans by tho Morgan Steamship Line.
Formerly tho Eureka lead wns shipped
by tho Central Pacific to San Francisco.
and thence by sail to New York. Il, Ia
understood that tho now route has put
tho rate from California 10 lower point
than tho old one"
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rte IuosaaJs IGaisesf al Last.

BY tho tGgmott strenuous ,Tpr,s on
the part Of the Railroad Company, tho
damages TO the track By tho overn1w
between here aud Wells were all re
paired this morning, and orders were
received about 7 o'clock 20 start trSius
eastward. The first sectiOn-li cars III
alI-pullod out at once mud was follow
oil soon after by last evenings regular
train from tho Wcst. The frat section
Of the west bound train. which had been
lying at WOlla, eoTprising II coaches,
nr6iSed here st eleven O'Clock
and was followed a half hour later 10y
tho second Setion with nino coaches.
The we-:-bound cmigrnnt train with
nine we'll filed us arrived here az 3
O'Clock this evening. These breaks in
tho road have caused the most serious
interruption 70 travel ever experienced
by tho Central Pacific; the blockade
having been absolute for n period Of six
DAYS,
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,sSnn.r'. NInrI.

hhou tho tou2hcGt yarn .pun by any
Of tic X oily Bar oil timers is that told
10y Deputy ShsrifH Hunter. They we're
all sports over Ia Rocky Bar, away iask
in tho Cos, and III knew Of the best set
ter pup over thDre hat over marked tho
resting of a snipo. Ito (thc pup) would
set u house fly. mOu'quitD or any.
thing 81 that sort, aud was "in position
u day in John Wiukleback's saloon
when n big crowd If Ioungcrs were
present, and they marked the pnp's'closc
attention TO business ms ho stood on tho
alert in front Of q pilgrim stranger.
Some spoke 10 Iii that tho pup was
"Dr his chunk this chatter as there was
no ny on tho stranger while some no.
counted for tho dogs action on tho
ground that the gentleman hal probably
Killed n grouse that morning and that
no keen scent Of tho dog was attracted
10 him thereby. No, ho said no had not
killed or tasted chicken meat for six
months. but juit then tho game was
sighted by ono Of the witness who dis.
covered a big, fat greyback skiuning mp
tho left limb Of the pilgrim + Wood
River Nerg.
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Iron s Saturdays Daily

AniInhS uhuI.
To day.
All FOOLS Day.
1t l,oks as if spring has come to stay.
The musical frog is again heard in
the land.
The new CnndSlari water works cost
Sl00. 900.
Reno is endeavoring to get up a mill
tary company.
The population OF Washing Territory
at present is about lOl .25O-
General Butler positively declines to
become counsel for Guiteau.
The Leader says that DR.. Huntington
will leave Eureka for Elko on Monday
next.
In Congress. Thursday. the House
refused to take up the Utah election
contest.
Appeals for rations still come from
the flooded districts Of the lower Mis-
sissippi.
Nevada potatoes are being shipped
from Reno 90 Collar and Dutch Fiat,
California.
The Board Of County Commissioners
meet in regular quarterly session on
Monday next
Miks McGo Wan. the "man. eater" is
spending tho winter and spring in the
Storey county jail.
A number Of families from Truckse,
CalitaFssa, have settled in the vicinity
OF Pcone Ptairie. Washington Territory.
Elko Lodge, No. Is, /. o. o. F.,
hold. ,ta f.pniaF Nn.etluu Mt nll E.l.
lows Hall this evening.
Our. ...daul" came limpiDg into che
Off e this morning. He says he kicked
a hat chat was lying ON he sidewalk.
and also discovered that there was q
brick under 1t.
Mrs. Nellie Secrist, q daughter OF
Mr.. q. Triple. OF TEsehrorA. was
crushed to death by a falling roof at
Pennington. Utah. GU the 21th instant.
She was quite yOuns aud leaves ali in
iGnt child.
a small stamp mill will he erected at.
Lunimg. on the hue of the Carson aud
Colorado railroad. shortly for II Mr..
Darwin. for the purpose Il testing the
ores Of that place and vicinity.
Divine services will be held at tho
Presbyterian Church TO morrow at the
nsuai iours. morning and evening. Rev.
j. d.. Beard presiding. Sabbath School
at ~ O'Clock.
Owing to poor health, Miss Lizzie
liOugh LHs resigned her position ms
tencher Of the Curlin School. Her
place will be filled by MIR. d. 4. Monroe.
who for the last six months has been
Teaching at Wells.
Tho act authorizing tue punishment
at tho whipping post Of wife heaters
has passed both btauches Of the Mary
land Legislature. Rni only awaits the
signature Of the Governor 10 bN'uIuc u
law.
Tho GeiStirgcr Opera TrouPe, com-
pri-ing thirty persons. ard who " 70
detained here for tho past Iou days on
account Of the Hooded track. loft on the
irSt train over tho Ioad this morning.
They disposed 81 some dozen kegs Of
lager while here. and we're about as
jolly n crew - eyer struck Elko.
Niue membersiUf tho Grand Jury il
Humboldt c0uatY were fined 80 for not
putting In an appearance at the hour
called for a mtelins. They had 70.
IN sinod at toe depot to zee Oscar Wilde
as the train passed through Winnie
nnccs. They Paid their fine. blt were
not rewarded ~th n glimpse Of the
Aathete.
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rhursday's Daily
salmAxunai.

There are 4s.OOO head Of sheep in
Deer Lodge county. Montana.
Mrs. George Mcintosh is up from
Carlin GU a visit to her mother.
We see but few idl. men about the
streets new. and there would be fewer
il the good weather had continued.
Tho fas on Mount Davidson was
placed Mt halfmast on receipt of the
news of the veto of the Chinese bill.
Next Sabbath will be Easter Sunday.
Elko hens will please take notice and
color their eggs accordingly.
A man is not to be abused any more
by being called n ChinamAu. The in.
salt is deeper If you tell him he is an
Arthur man.
Even the Elko Cinnamon are disa,-
pointed at President Arthurs veto.
They do not wish any moro of ihsir
couLtrymen to come here.
A land slide last week on the North
orn Pacific wcst OF Miles City threw a
workman 10 feet, bruisiDg him badly
and breaking several Of his bones. The
slide was caused by the thaw.
-Four men named as follows, have
been sent to the State Prison from Hum.
boldt county, viz: Thomas Talbert,
alias Pat. Flynn. Geo. Marsh. E. l.,
Tosh, alias J. l.. Kellogg. and l.. ].
Bozenberg.
President Arthur is moro careful Of
the Interests OF his Chinese friends than
their own rulers at home. He thought
that twenty years was too long q sus.
pension, while ,"e Chinese Commits,
sioners were willing that the time should
DO extended to fifty.
The Union Pacific and Utah & North,
ern refuse to carry giant powder. u com.
pany with $500. 900 capital proposes to
engage in manufacturing tue explosive
near Silver Bow. Montana. The works
will bo built inside Of ninety days, SO il
is reported.
An excursion party Of box car tourist.
arrived in town ills morning. They
amuse themselves by snowbllling on
another nni planting themselves on
Railroad street and striking the pass
ing pedestrian for wo.bits to get 1
square"
Dan Murphy gave q social dinner tc
n party Of chosen friends. at tho Gen
Restaurant. Tuesday night, and re,
turned to San Francisco by the train
yesterday morning. Business requires
his presence here again in a couple O
weeks.
The Cherry Creek News says Ton
Short Of Ruby Valley will enter Iii
horse "Euchre" for the great Colorad,
race, which came of al Donver durinI
the coming Summer. Euchre in a lye
that will hold his " with the best O
the Eastern nags. We hope Tom vii
get away with Tho $4,000 purse.
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Her Husband PeRpoSeay Rxea1as
Her KIeptamNala.E Z

The story Is tod that two or three years ago,
there resided In ~NLrginia . lady Who could not
resist atcsung whenever she vent sheppisg:
that she was . kieptomsnise. Her HUSBAND
was wealthy, sad tried BY every Gssns In bis
power 10 b.sah her Of chs fnhrnsty, He In
70 mel the storekeeperB where sAa aEsAod Of
the weakness. and asked then 20 ssy sothinE
about the matter, but 70 watch her and 10 sSad
tho bill 10 him OF whatever she sbstracted aud
he would pay u. They agreed 70 this AID
every month there would be two bills present.
cd for articles bought and the other for
articles tsiou by his wife. The latter bill vas
always the largest and caused the husband 20
occasions ly vince shout paying 10. yet he
could not dispute u; the article, we're eli
enumerated and he knew they were a. homs.
lie. however. concluded 10 invest gate The
cause. in doug 90. 10 discovered That Ghs
Htorekceper, whom there uAs . handsome piece
Of goods. = eoiiy cloak. . dress or garment Of
any knd likely TO b lee on his bands. would
place II were Il would tempt che predispo.ed
litter TO take u. ny that means be disposed OF
many articles that would have otherwise re-
mainsd on his shelves. He Lost . aood enc
tomor though. for tho husband Afterwards &c.
oompanicd his wife. when ahc wanted 10 pun
chase anything. and he always avoided the
atora-
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wcnlhcr Repor. rsr n.rrh.

Highest ihcrmomer March 3ial, 70
degrees above zero; lowest ihermome.
ter March Tth. 0 degrees below zero.
During tho nights Of tho 4ih, 7lh and
goth. thermometer stood 1. 0 and 2 be
low zero; during twenty-five nights IL
was below freezing. There were ~
days clear, 3 cloudy and i6 more or |, ~
snow high water on tho goth hul Goth.
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Letter From II. IL. Bernard.

We have just received q letter from
our old friend Il. II. Bernard, the first
heard from him for several years. He
hns moved onto n ranch at Kearney,
Mo..near his fathers place, where he is
doing very we'll, and where he proposes
to remain during the life Of his parents,
now we'll advanced in years. but still
in excellent health. His father is in
his S9th year,, but makes his regular
three trips per week to town, as has
been his custom for years. His mother
is also hale and hearty in her Sith year.
Bob's letter is dated on the 2sth Of last
month, and he had just learned OF the
death OF his nephew YoIlcy, which took
place here i'll the early part of the
month. The section Of country in which
he is living is settling up rapidly and
the value CT land increasing proper
tionately, but Bob's affections are set
upon the Silver State, and no aud his
family will naturally gravitate back this
wny again, in duo time. Another girl,
now twelve months old, has been added
to the little group. Bob. is located only
twenty miles from Kansas City, by rail
and extends n hearty invitation to any
OF his old Nevada friends who may
cross tho continent, to ride down and
stop n week and SOC him, aud stop n
week or two il they like tho accommo.
dations. The latch. string will always
DO found on the outside.
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W. Il. CapelI. Carliu.
El~in N~e,tell, Grass Valley.
George Derby. do
L. I. Barton, San Francisco.
A. Sad, Ogden. Utah Ter.
Miss Mary Angel, Wells.
W. NJ. Angel, do
a. o'Donncll, winnemuccn.
j. McMullcn, Star Valley.
W. o. Wore. South Fork.
Miss i. Prank. Eureka.
Thomas Rice, Battle Mountain.
G.. o. Geyner, Chicago.
William Long, Mound Valley.
J. j. Campbell, Halleck.
G.. j. Jones. San francisco.
Edwin r. Chase, Wells.
ID. Goodalc, Dceth.
Louis Bello, HalIcck.
J.. +. Benjainiu, Panama.
I. Il. Hubbard. California.
Dan. Murphy, Hallcck.
ii. Mccain, do
i. Ill. Lowell, Winuemucca.
fraucis Honeynau. Glover VALLEY
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The Elephant DIsnnnenrinn.

1t is estimated that England alone
consumes | 200. 900 pounds Of ivory n
year. This entails tho death Of 30. 900
elephants, md IL is thought that not
less than l0O, 900 die annually. They
breed slowly in tho juHglo. aud not al
all 'hcn in confinement. even in their
Owl country. The recent cases OF birth
here arc extraordinary exceptions as q
rule. The London Spectator contem-
plates that Jumbo. II he attain full age
some 100 yenrs-mAy DO tho las. of
his species; but it remains to DO seen
whether, ms tho births in Zoos h.yo
begun. the animals may not increase
and multiply.
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i;n,inr Similar.

Easter Sunday falls on April 9th. ono
week from to morrow. This occurred
before In 1881. bat will not occur again
after this year until 1871. then agniu in
1850, 2023, 2Oij, etc. In 1906 IL will
fall ON April a5tbI tho lstost possible
date. This will be tho 6:L time IL has
occurred since tho introduction OF thu
now style In 1853. II will then not
occur on April goth until after mn inter.
vsl Of 81 years, OF in 1913, md then
no again for iGi years.
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CnndeiarIn Prasnnnt.

A gentleman just in from Cnndelaria
informs tho Virginia Chronicle that pao.
plo nre crowding in there every day.
Nav houses are being built aud furni.
ture is arriving by the carload. The
Water Co. sell water for five cents n gal.
lon, and tho water. carts nro still kept
going. selling water for three cents q
gallon, successfully competing with tho
Water Co. The Water Co.'S supply Pipe
Is only three inches. This is not ex.
pocted to supply tho demands of tho
town when il comes up TO its full growth
this Summer. othor pipes will DO put
in when needed. More than anything
else Candolatia now needs is a few mills
to work the ores from their mines at
home,
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To daY e good Friday.


To day e rood Fdday.
Apni sAoueus Nrin~ sv~s4 NayAOw.
ers. but Apdi Snov storms Ad.oa IA
cattle.
c,.
form of . woman. dro.s.A IN h,osm.r
costume, riding . biey.ls.
s,,.h
don En,,,na ,..,.,d., 4. a -.
named D.malia.
Ih.n.., vi.
Ton TO- A.. -. :, G-.-, 49,
49, s.oo ..
-.
r,on,;,,in, mr. noo ~, .s.:mS.
,,nst a, ~, ch.,.,n. .sI.I.~
amy
.EclsEaa,
%
h',5'"
80 Do
hho senate unanimously confirmed
$50 -.
A
o0s'0n Is suppiJtng the soadierl on
lh' facinc Coase With s~vsstsning.
ons hundred poande q s-sar
's
o A'' suun tnsee
"s' ron shiea
' sn s'n msr-
y warns" TO- ior WOOD
n" n d sla 0TEA
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On T%hursnay last. says tho Carson
Tribune. Shi;o parties wero digging
away tho snow in order to ascertain II
anything vas buried in tho ruins Of the
houses caused by hesnowslidc at Genoa
a little dog wss found buried under
some tinbers aud covered With snow
and. strange to say. although IL had lain
cramped Mp for IL days. the iitllc ami.
NAL was still alivo and Is likely to en-
iiroly recover.
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A LIttIo sauce for tho Gandcr

Nows now comes from San Francisco
that a Chinese bank with n capital Of
four millions OF dollars. has just boon
opened on Montgomery street, which
that besides its Chinese bus.
mess, IL will dc n regular banking bust.
ness. This is really outrageous. So
long rs theso Asiatic lUcusts camo only
in competition with tho poor working
man, tho l~ordlings could bear the iu1io.
ton with much competency. but nov,
that the leporouu heather has had the
nudacity TO thrust his financial pig tail
into the very face and eyes of sacred
"capiial, " the hilarity in the upper
tier" will probably fall in subducd
crdences. II this state OF affairs con-
tinuos, 1t will not DO a great while until
Chinese hotels, restaurants. gin-mnls
aud newspaper Offices will push tho
present prop ietors from their stools,
aud the Caucasian numbakulis, who now
hold the key TO the situation, will be
playing second fiddle to their Asi,t,o
pot-boys. solutions and mauglers Of
dry linen.
Fools acquire knowledge through
nothing but their own bitter experience,
Wills, wisdom profits by those Of others.
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Tho Richest Mine.

Tic richest silver mine in tho world
is at Potosi. II is situated on an ele.
walton 10000 feet above the level Of the
sea. in n region Of perpetual snow. II
has always been worked in n very rude
manner, yet il has already produced
$3.50. GOO, 900, md shows no signs Of ex
bnustion. Tho annual product Of the
silver mines OF South America at the
present timc is estimated to DO Sl3.-
600. 600, and thCir total product to tho
present time has amounted TO 50, 3sG,.
0U0, 900.
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SMCpt Dnnn ihn CrccL.

Last Wednesday morning about $50
o'clock, says Tho Lander Free Press,
whilo attempting to ford Rock Creek
Mt n point ~ miles from Baltic Noun
tain on tho Tuscarora road. tho u. S.
Stage Co.'S two.horso blackboard plying
between Baltic Mountain md Tusca.
rora. with tho team and driver, Joo
Mattos, was swept down tho rigging
stream. tho two horses drowned and tho
~bu'kboard smashed up. The mail sack
nnI other things on tho rig woro also
lost. Tho dfiyor only saved himself by
being a good swimmer. Ho was on his
return trip to Baltic Mountain, and had
no idea that tho creek had iisen 10 high
during tho night. There is no bridge
across tho stream, and as soon as tho
team struck the middle Of IL tho syjf,
and strong current swept thom of their
feet. overturned the light blackboard and
almost finished Matlos. tho driver. Ue
was under tho blackboard for some limo.
but managed TO keep hia head above
water, md finally succeeded in catching
hold OF a stout willow md then man.
nged TO swim ashore. All tho mountain
stteams that empty into tho Humboldt
River arc now raging torrents and dan.
gerOus to ford.
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An Excited Italian.

As the passenger train was running
nj tho rate Of thirty miles An hour. above
Baltic Mountain the other day, a horse.
mnn appeared ahead on the track waving
his hat in tho most exciting manner.
Tho train was stopped md Conductor
Hopkins jumped on aud ran TO the
horsomon to ascertain the cause OF his
excitement aud motions 10 stop tho
train. Tho man, who was nu Italian.
could no, speak q word Of English, but
pointed around a curvo where there IL a
crossing. On going TO tho place indi.
Gated tho train men found that the
Italiau's toam had bSlkod right on the
crossing, and wonld not go ahead OF
back up. The "boys'' cleared tho track
in short crdok. and the Italian thanked
them for not running into his team and
orippling thom.
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From Monday s DAily.l
anInaxun uI.

Deecner refuses 10 rae on passes.
A slim sweet potato crop is predicted.
To Dosrd Of County Commissioners
are in session to day.
There are 500 Land Leoguers in Jail
in Ireland.
A Canadian Judge has decided that
shaving is not a luxury.
seventy.siI old nails were recently
found in n hog butchered in Florida.
There are four inmates in the County
Hospital.
The passenger train from tho East
yesterday vas four hours late, and to-
day it was one hour.
The latest anti-Lurglar machine il-
vented in tho South fres Of a young
cannon and lights o lamp.
The water from the Humboldt had
raised to tho floor of Baum's Hotel at
PAlisade on Saturday afternoon.
DIR. I. W. Huntington aud wife are
expected to arrive from Eureka this
evening.
"Not such a fool as lao looks is
what the San Francisco rarers say Of
Oscar Wide.
The expenses Of the onion Pacific
Railway aud the branches are about
$4,000 per day
The Pnlisade people, so says the Eu-
rekn Sentinel. hal to travel about the
streets in boats on Saturday.
Dick Dorsey has bought Ben. Fiich's
big stack Of baled hay. This gives him
O corner on the bailed fodder in this
vicinity and thoso wanting 10 buy feed
will have TO call on Dick.
Mr.. Benson, a heavy cattle nan oil
BeowHwe, intends putting in 1000 acres
OF alfalfa this year, to enable him to
bettor protect his stock during the next
Winter months.
The Eureka Sentinel says George
Hill, who killed Guibrrsun, it is report.
ed, has been very i'll during last week
from The effects OF a cold. Il Is said
ha will have 10 endure another surgical
operation.
Henry PlushoT started for the Wood
River country. by the train last evening.
He proposes 80 take a comprehensive
view 81 tbe situation. aud II satisfied
Win tho general outlook, Henry will
establish a harness aud saddiery bust
ness III whnt appears to him the most
eligible location.
pn!te a comlno;ion was kicked up
among tho Indians Yesterday. by a tramp
who stole some blankets from n party Of
RGOrigiuees who wcro mnngling wood
at the residence of j.. T.. l. loft. They
hung their blankets on the fence while
at work, and the c~oycious tramp got
well away with them b,fofo the theft
wa discovered. A corps Of dusky de-
t~cctives Grt on his trail however. and
forced the yielding u the b otY.
Corporal Todl arrived from Cnrlin
yesterday, aud after making some in
quir;es about fsa-TI.gS licenses. he de-
parted Tor home. On oil friend is now
furnishing In bEtk o. tho fresh meat
consumed lytLa d~Suis3ns Of that camp.
aud il contented and happy. That his
business "aTeer may be "a successful Rs
his military, is the ~ish Of all bis old
E!ko acquaiatarccs.
Miss Esther Frank. tho lady engaged
by the Trustees to take cLurgy Of n de
partment Of the district school, arrived
bcre 10y the train S,turdry evening.
Tho lady cGHes highly recommended.
and brings fret Graic c%sr,iiic ,tes from
Sacramento and Eureka. in both OF
which places she had held prominent
positions a. n teacher. Mss Frank
entered upon the discharge Of her duties
IN tho principal department t. dny.
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To nave nsssIar rl.-sG

Mayor Harrison Of caieaso Il ssid 10 hsys .
notion ,hst faro bants ought 10 obssrys the
same hours Of businasa A. other banhs, aaA he
has accordingly ordered Then not 70 ksaD AAAy
DOOR open 10 the evening". He hopes 70 yson.
vince tho sports tbss BY attending strictly 1.
ihoir Affairs they can accomplish jusi q much
In eight hours work a. ib,y can In Is - a. a
tho gambler Of tbs future viii only keep II.
place open between the hours of 10 N
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A Miner.s Par.aha7

Professor Van Buren,. . mipsIaioEist We
accompanies the sngtbssssi who are ruenln~
the line OF the Tucson aud opk II nauforla
hAiiroad. has run upon . shelly unsspse,.d
mineral sss!en. The new mineral paradise 1.
abon. 20 miles west Of Tucson. The QUANTITY
Of mineral on the surface IL described a. von.
derfui, and daily vast isdgss Of ooppe, ssA
silver beA ing ores are bsina revealed.