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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-25
SHEPHERDS LETTERS.
What Has Become Of Those Missing
Pensions and Bounties-

What Has Become OF Those Missing
Pensions and Bounties-
Special Dispatch 10 The Register.
WASHINGTON, February 24.-The missing
Mulligan letters are not likely to be any
more historic than the Shipherd letters
which are said to be missing from the State
Department, and are likely to figure as
prominently in future political campaigns.
Shipherd does not seem to have conducted
his business as methodically as Oakes
Ames, or he could demonstrate that his
assertion in regard to this correspondence
is true. II he wrote certain letters which
do not now appear he ought
To Have Copies
OF them: and if he received replies, which
the copy files of the Department do not
disclose, he ought to have the originals.
Judging from the testimony of the gentle
men whom he was represented as being
associated with him in his Peruvian enter
prise, he is a tremendous liar in that re.
spect, and has seriously damaged himself
as a witness in all others.
Pensions and BOunties.
Representative Pierce, of Indiana, has
bill on the calendar providing that soldiers
and sailors who are now receiving a pen
sion $50 per month under act February
2Sth, 1877. shall hereafter receive $4S per
month, together with arrears at rate of
Sl2 per month since the passage OF the act
OF 1877, and White, of Kentucky, has an
other emitting all soldiers and sailors who
may not have entered 100 acre homestead
OF public lands TO do so. Ian.
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Patch~ork Presidential Tickets.
CoNKlING AND SARGENT.
senator HOar's Opinion OF Roscoe
Chance. OF Coufi run ton.

WASHINGTON, February 2.-When the
nomination Of ex-senator Conkling. as As
sociate Justice of the Supreme Court, was
read in the executive session of the Senate
this afternoon. motion was made to take
il up for immediate confirmation. Senator
Hoar thereupOn took the floor and warmly
said. that while he conceded Conkling's
great abilities, and that no man since
Webster has surpassed him in intellectual
force, he believed Conkling had used his
powers for bad purposes and he did not be-
lieye him honest His elevation 10 the Su-
preme bench said Mr.. Hoar, with great eI-
element of manner, and pounding his
desk by way Of emphasis, would be dis
grace 10 the judicial ermine, and he there
fore interposed objection TO the present
consideration OF the nomination. and in
sisted that il should take the regular course
Of reference to the Judiciary Committee.
\ single objection being sufficient TO
prevent immediate consideration, the nom-
ination Was accordingly referred TO that
committee under the rules, without an op
pOrtunity for debate or any reply to Mr..
HOar'S remarks.
The nomination of ex-senator Sargent rs
Minister 10 Germany was then referred to
The Committee on Foreign Relations. under
an objection 70 its immediate considera-
ton, which was interposed by Cameron, of
Pennsylvania, who is understood to be
friendly both to him and ConKling. but
who desired to prevent the appearance of
any inyiduouS distinction between the
cases OF the two ex-Ssnators.
Prominent members Of both political
parties in the Senate predict the nomina-
tons Will be confirmed by overwhelming
majeritieS.
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WASHINGTON.
Conkling Nominated for the Su-
preme Court.
Blaine's Memorial Address-Mhatit Will Be
Political Patchwork - Shippers
letteSs-hore Peasions-0ayis'
Militia Bill.
POINTS, PERSONAL AND POLITICAL,
GENERAL MATTERS.

ConktinE's Nomination-rhe Militia
Grants Pay-star Route Cases-Ms-
sons CRse-Persenal.
Special Dispdtch % tie Re0ister.
wAsHISGrOS, FebruaryN24.-The general
expression. when the names of ex-Senators.
Conkling and Sargent were announced in
the Senate, to-day, was that the present
was fast becoming an admin istration OF
surprises. The latest information here is,
that Conkling has agreed to accept, but Of
course this is doubtful. Some of his
staunehest friends say that as he once de-
clined the Chief Justiceship, so he will
now decline the Judgeship, or any other
appointiye Office.
Senator Davis. of your State, spoke at
some length on his resolution, which was
adopted, inquiring into the expediency OF
giving more aid to the militia system. He
urged that the appropriation OF S2Oo,OOO,
which hae been the custom since loOo,
when the population only numbered
S,OO0,OOO, was totally inadequate now,
when the population had more than quad
ruPled-
General.
Assistant Treasurer New will begin his
duties on Monday
Gen. Grants pay, ii placed on the re-
tired list, will amount to about $4,000 per
year.
The nomination OF Sargent to the Berlin
mission is thought to indicate that Kirk
wood will be retained as Secretary of the
Interior.
Attorney General Brewster announces
he will appear in the Star Route cases, but
shat Col Bliss will have charge OF the
prosecution.
Sergeant MaSonS defence, in part, is in
sanity. and witnesses have been summon
ed to-day to prove q severe injury from
an accidental gunshOt wound, which caused
him much trouble.
The AppOrtionment bill was presented
t. the President for his signature. to-day.
Personal.
Dom Piatt has resumed editorial con-
nection with TIE GIpital, and hereafter We
bay expect to have specimens OF graphic
N.d pictures of men and things.
n. c. Hester ParsOn and family, OF White
Sulphur Springs, are regiStercdat Portland
Place. LNN.
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Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, February 24.-rig iron is
quiet. Stocks very light, and furnaces are
not only behind IN deliveries, but are
having difficulty in getting iron to con.
sumers as fast as they require it. Mill
irons, which were sold for future deliveries
az hoSgbt S tf0 for siN ssi to-day There Is however
no iron pressing on the market, and as the
furnaces are sold several months ahead, it
is likely that the market will react before
there is any pressure to sell. In grain,
receipts have been liberal, prices steady
and unchanged Cotton, steady and
Quiet. Provisions, easy. Drugs, strong.
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New York,

NEW YORK, February PA heavy busi-
ness has been done in dry goods. and many
buyers are here. In grain the advance OF a
week ago has been maintained, but the
market closes slightly lower. In pork and
lard tho.e material change Ihere IS
firm. The demand for American pig iron
is light, but prices continue firm. But lit
lie doing in Scotch pig, and prices slightly
in buyers favor There is little doing in
rails. either steel or iron. and prices are
unchanged. Coffee in better demand and
prices firmer. Trade in raw sugar very
light. Butter advancing for higher grades,
and scarce Cheese slow and in light de-
mand.
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TWO MORE HALF BREEDS?
ConkIing for supreme Judge and Sar.
gent for Minister 10 Germany.

WASHINGTON. February 24.-The Presi-
dent has nominated Roscoe Conkling, OF
New York, to be Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court of the L. S, and 4. A. Sar-
gent of California, as Minister TO Germany.
The nomination OF Conkling created quite
a stir in the Senate, Us il was unexpected,
and Senators freely expressed their sur
prise. The indications are that he will be
confirmed unanimously.
Sar-ents nomination surprised some Of
his friends who maintained until the last,
that he would be Secretary of the Interior.
Kirkwoods friends have been working in
dustriously in his behalf Of late. though he
has not made a single movement for him.
self. There is talk OF the probability Of
Conkling's declination, as it is said he was
not communicated with on the subject,
and it is believed that if he declines Sena-
tor EdmundS will be appointed.
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a brakeman KilIe.l.

PITTSBURGH, February 2i.-Wm. Echoffs,
a brakeman on q coal train on the Penn
sylyania railroad. was killed this morning
at Duquesne siding, east OF Edgewood- His
body was taken to Deyore's undertaking
establishment, where the coroner held an
inquest this afternoon. The youHg man
lived with his parents at No. l5S Fourth
ayeuua
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Pensions and BOunties.
THOSE BILLS.
The Amount Allowed the Late Presi-
dents Surgeons.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., February 24.--The
statement published of the amount allowed
BY the Committee 10 audit the expense OF
the sickness and burial of President Gar
field to the attending surgeons,
is pronounced incorrect by the
members of the committee. The amount
allowed are: To Bliss, S2j, 1000; Agnew and
Hamilton, $4,000 EACH Reyburn and
Boynton, $4,000: Mrs. Edison, 5000;
Stewart Crump, 5000; other employees
ef the Executive Mansion, two months
extra pay.
The committee recommend the appoint
ment of Barner TO be Major General and
his retirement on that grade, and the pro-
motion of Woodward to Lieutenant Col
onel.
The committee has also agreed to grant
to Mrs. Garfield the remainder of her hus-
bands salary for the current year.
Messrs. Springer and Blackburn, in a
minority report. will oppose most OF the
items.
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Trains Delayed

ST. LOUIS, February 24.-it is reported
that the wooden bridge across the Okaw
river, thirty miles from here, on the Cairo
Short Line, has been carried away and
passengers are transferred in boats. The
yandalia and Ohio & Mississippi trains
snd the mails from the East failed TO ar
rive to-day on account of damages TO the
bridge at Carlisle, forty-eisht miles from
here
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Notso.

SPRrxGFIELD. ILL.,, 24.--Ex John W.
Palmer was interviewed. to-day, by an As
sociated Press reporter in reference 10 the
report that he had received a proposition
from Tilden 10 become a candidate for the
second place on the ticket with him for the
democratic Presidential nomination in
1884. In answering the question the eN-
Governor said. there is nothing of it. The
report is purely sensational"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-25

PIrTsErRGH, February A--The Pitts
burgh Driving Park Association have com.
pleted arrangements for . running meet
ing OF four days, commencing May yth.
Purses amounting TO Sc. 900 will BE- offered.
The trotting meeting will begin on July
Ilih. On July 4tb there will bes sensation
trot for a purse of 5000. between 81.
Julien and Trinkett
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JACKSON, MIcB.. February 2t-August
Seph. prominent German citizen and
cigar manufacturer. shot himself In the
right temple with 3s-calibre revolver,
this morning, about 10 o'clock. at his resi-.
dence and facctry. Cause. pecuniary en-
barrassmept, a. indicated by letter writ
ten to his wife. yesterday, which gives 3
list OF debts and farewells 10 friends.
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Tickets in Demand.

WAsHNGToS, February 2I.-There is
great demand for tickets of admission To
the capitol. on Monday next, the day fixed
for the Garfield memorial services. Almost
every ticket holder will be seated, thereby
avoiding the customary rush and confu-
sion. Each Senator and Representative
has been allowed three tickets only. Fab
ulous sums. it is said, have already been
offered for tickets of admission.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-25

BEnLrs. February A-A ire occurred
Tuesday night. at the Berlin terminus of
the Stettin railway. caused by the explo-
sion Of internal machines concealed In
box which bad been insured as containing
valuable dress goods. The sender Of the
bor has been arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-25

A lot OF our co,oesd heys ~ eln
Q minstrel troupe. fh1ge -
members In Ill. iDseas uin - -
hereafter. z !, = "a.
The scI,olsrs of HE His4 srhee1
der some excslIsnt nnsic = ~
Associstion. today. q. -.
Miss Annie Gtsenre4 ene = -
vilIe's 6ne young Isdiesy 49, - d.
here . visit, YESTERDAY. u ~
A nev style of ee5epbeee
Il II cajled he Csrk 1e0 -
Il eood ouiy fcg shES d1eo6neo4
70 6e put n - csassG3 49,
md psiyste nesj6spess- ~ g &. \
NJ. Will Msrtja. . neUD -
Lake Shore rusd. ~ bsen i
day.. -
teaehefs, Who - boeo Geke
visited The scboel -
We unlG1u1np4 ~ NJ u 0
trsyel fof = -. -
n YS1ag Ls6i9 J.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-25

NEW YoEk. February A.-The nomins-
ton of Conkljng TO the Supreme bench
created genuine sensation. and considers-
bic space will be devoted 10 the discussion
of Il in the morning papers.
The nomination will inure 20 his benefit.
and place him on 4 better footing with his
party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-25

MOUNT HOLLY, n. J., February 24.-In
Hsines' Mills. Rancelas, n. J., mill hand
named Scott was caught between two large
wheels. revolving in opposite directions.
/: tset ininx fnrn OK He s stiil alive. bat
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Modified Programme.


More than this. | am given to under
stand BY those with whom he has discussed
the matter. that he sometime since aban-
ioned any idea OF holding to any strict ac-
count, in his address, the people who COM
bined to array the Stalwart wing OF the
Republican party against the Garfield adj
ministratiOn. His reasons for such change
were, that il would be charged against him
that he took unfair advantage of an occa-
sion not Intended to be marred by any re-
yival OF ancient feudS, but rather as com.
mon tribute of respect and sorrow, and
that such an arraignmept Of Garfeld's op-
pOnents within his own party as ought TO
be made. had better be reserved for 4 more
fitting opportunity. Nevertheless, rs any
review OF the sX-President would be i'm
perfect without some account OF the intu-
ences and motives which directed his ac-
tiOn in the most prominent period OF ms
history. this chapter is not to be passed
over without some comment, and the treat
ment of the "hell-hOundS Ot the opposi-
ton. 10 state il systematically, while II
is not 70 BE- too CauStic, is TO be Just caus-
tic enough.
Patchwork Presidential Tickets
Speaking of Blaine and his opponents,
the claim is made here that the latter start
most OF the reports which couple the for
mer with alleged uncertain Democrats like
voorhees, and Joe Brown, of Georgia, on
Presidential fusion tickets. Blaine's friends
say that he is going in for the old flag and
nomination ip the regular way, and the
other fellows who are tackled on to till out
such tickets say they never dreamed OF
such a thing in all their lives; so that it is
clear there is nothing in the reports or their
publication, now, is too premature to suit
the principals. LNS.
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fkIS ~ 0oe191 "A q (Rnaz..
were able TO Gks - u II,
long as they attended e e
kent ont of speculation, theu1 b 49,

kept out OF speculation, INV cos
plaint. He had paid 10 per cchSa hen It
was good investment.
Mr.. Lurty made an eloquent and earnest
defence of the substitute, replying to the
many arguments advanced against it. and
Mr.. Hubbard closed the discussion with
masterly Stunning up Of the arguments
against the policy OF the measures; after
which the substitute was rejected. and the
bill ordered TO third reading
Adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-25

Prince. I.eOpOld'S marriage will be
celebrated between April - and May
:. Preparations are in progress at
Windsor Castle for the reception o.
number of visitors, and every corner
viii he occupied.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-25

The BrOoklyn bridge, it is now PROM
sed, viii be open for foot passengers and
vehicles by Christmas day of this wear
This bridge, which was begun in Janu-
ary' 1870, and has been over twelve
SSTSears in course Of construction. has al
iiready cost the two cities SIS, f39, ,5al. .ss.
= fand as IL IS S,sSO feet in length from the
beginning ofthe approach ON the New
York side to the beginning of the an
Proaeh on the Brooklyn side. it show, a
cost Of about $, ,2I5 per running foot. II
Is expected that, including the proposed
halfway, fully 81 800, ,O0Omore win be ex-
pended to complete it. This viii make
me maj cost Of this pathway between
The two cities over :, 500 q foot.
~ H.. 0h~.n..s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-25

ArL.sra. Ca, February H.-Kitty John
son, a oolored woman. living. st Lsgrsnzs,
was burned TO death yesterday snsie ~
her room alone. She VS. taken suons"iy
With fit and fell into the are.
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The Private Calendar.

WASHINGTON. February 24.-The House
at / As took up the private calendar and
will occupy the day in the consideration OF
private bills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-25

Senator sherman denies that he Is
the author Of the bill to facilitate the de-
eisions in eOntroverted questions in
customs cases by referring them to the
Court of Claims with the right ofappeal
to the supreme Court. He said il was
Pepared at the Treasury Department,
= d while he thought il might go far to-
v rds remedying evils, still he had no
desire TO antagOnize the interests of i'm
Porters, and would join them heartily in
advocating any other measure which
would better accomplish the desired pur-
pose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-25

The suit of Babeoek to prevent the
Mutual Union Telegraph Company
from increasing its stock, and the suit
of Proctor against the New Jersey Cen
trail TO restrain the issue of eighty thOus-
and additional shares, have both been
transferred from the superior Court Of
New York to the Circuit Court of the
United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-25

In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Teller
moved to take up the bill to pension
Mrs.. Garfield. Mr.. Edmunds said that
the lady WAS not in stateofdestitutiOn
and there was no reason why the bill
should be considered out of its regular
order. After debate the Senate re-
fused to consider the bill by vote Of II
yeas to ~ nays.
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Piucky Melville.

WASHINGTON. February 24.-Secretary
Hunt has received q cable from Hoffman,
at ST. Petersburg. rs follows: Your orders
of January 18th have reached Melville
He answers as follows: On road TO Arctic
ocean. January 3lst. Telegram OF January
10Th received. Now on my way to the
Arctic ocean. our people will be found.
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The session was opened with prayer by
Delegate Grantham.
A bill establishing an independent schooi
district of Guyandotte, in the county OF
Cabell was read third time and passed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-25

The Washington Post of yesterday
says Col. Ben Wilson, of West Virginia,
popular Representative in Congress for
many years past, is to be congratulated
upon the prospects for a rich yield of
precious metals from the mining prop
erty which was purchased by himself,
q e late President and others, in North
Csrolina- Col. Wilson has a sample
button Of the gold it produces, and the
scientific examinations made of il are
most encouraging.
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ue.vy r.rIi.h F.il.re.

IosDos. Febrrary s4-lJsnss Rhsdes 4
Co. humber merchants. of bradford and
West H1rsp0ol. failed izsbl itias III 80
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THE NEWS.

a. .msilpox still keeps its grip upon
|.,,Iau,h, Notwithstanding the visOr-
.t,ds 10 wipe it out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-25

WssusGros, February 2l-ln the Mason
court martha, the conrt ordered subpoena
OF The 18th Ohio Volunteers Tti Il khe IN
tention % show by this witness thAk lk>son
serfsd With Ibis regineak bray6tf ana
'-.'''a;iy and vss ssversiy xopndef aftsr
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Aid for the Militia.

WASHINGTON. February 24-In the Sen
ate. Mr. Davis. of West Virginia, offered
and advocated a resolution requesting the
Committee ON Military Affairs 10 inquire
into the expediency OF giving more aid
than is now provided to the various States
and Territories, in order to promote and
encourage the organization OF the militia
forces OF the country and strengthen their
efficiency AdOpted
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WHiEIING w. va SATURDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 25 1882
nd thc body was cut down at lOl4. There


and thc body was cut down at lOa4 There
was no b<ruggling. -.
He xas hung for the murder of Henry
Murr41 Williams, at Ludlow, KY, Deccm-
Der 15, 1890, early in the evening. There
were 40 living witnesses to the crime. fhis
utterzncc of Father Lambert on the scat
fold is the only confession he made.
what They Deserved.
AUSrfE. TEXAS, February 24.-Cinaco Ra-
muez md Calauno Sefuenttz, both Meri-
cans, uere hanged to-day. Ramuez muir
dered Professor Lindsay on the Sd of De-
cember. He came to Lindsay's camp beg
gins tor food. Lindsay took him in and
provided for his wants, and was foully
murdered by him. He confessed, telling
the whole affair with perfect coolness.
Sefueflttz murdered his employer, Marcus
Bravo. BY creeping upon him while asleep
and shooting him six times. The murder
was fof revenge, Bravo having refused him
permi>sion to 90 to a ball. Both men
were convicted in January.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-25

4 Knox county, Ohio, man who set
,rap to catch mink has captured sew
enteen polecats, a coon, and his own dog
in it, and still persists in his designs
nnnn the mink.
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BIAINEs MEMORIAL ADDRESS.
what ID viii and what it viii Not Con-
tain His Programme Modified
Patchwork Politics
SDectdl DisDdich % ths RegilseT.

Special D1sDItch % HS heyeSer.
WAsHISeToN. February 2l.-Blaine's adj
dress at the Garfield memorial Monday,
is a general topic of conversation here. A
good many have predicted that he will EN-
brace the opportunity TO pay off some OF
his old scores in connection with the task
of presenting the Garfield administration
in favorable light, and that the Grafton
generally will be one of the sensations OF
the ex-premier's sensational career. 1t is
likely. however that these prophets will
be mistaken. In the first place the oc-
Casion will be apt to fetter the orator so far
as any elOgutionary or rhetorical flights
are concerned. II is intended to make the
exercises rs funereal AS possible, and to be
in keeping with the surroundings, Blalnes
address will probably have to be read from
manuscript, and delivered in 4 monotone.
This. of itseft, will take away most of the
opportunity for any dramatic effects, and
Blaine. as an orator, does not amount to
much. unless he is stirred up by his sur
rOfudingS
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THE LENI!!t!ll |! III! 4!
aew Il & 0bssrusd = 1
cap1tsl
The Various sseis1 skasss 4
wheeliag csptaia ctanb
Death -Ihs cseeeeua
Rsesp6sh. !;
coseREssnAS AcklfEs Tnoo

speoss, ovrspssdsscs - ~ Ason1U q
wASnserox, February sa-Ths sppso6
OF Lent had the effect Of crovdiAs so6i
entertainments until it becans . ves3k
serious question with society people 49,
to get through with what vss sodersd -.
Beside the formal receptions - whkeh
everybody Ii admitted, the numher efsas1
receptions, dinner parties, balla sta, tn-l
creased 20 rapidly within he - ~
weeks, that those who attended thsa hn1oo.
subdivide their time like . wstsein4 -.
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-. Treasury has redeemed, up to
se,S4OOO of bonds under the
- - all, and Sl7, $4,000 under the
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4 pro-Pector reports the discovery of
a rich gold bearing belt in ChilcOt
county, British Columbia, lying above
the 10th parallel of latitude, just hack of
the Alaska line. He says he found gold
everywhere in paying quantities.