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SAN Francisco, June 16.--In the COmstocks
there is no change, either In the mines or the
market
In the Albion Richmond case, at Eureka, Judge
Rives dissolved the injunction against the former
company, leaving it free TO work the mine. The
extraction Of ore has been resumed
The latest official letter from the Caborca mine,
Sonora, Mexico says that nch vein has been de-
velOped by the shaft in the Orc Blanco which
wdens as sinking continues. Owing to the scarcity
of men progress is slow. Work is being continued
on the ore-bOdv struck last month in the santa
Eduvige, which gives signs of pinching. In tho
Santa Rosaa the rich streak is two feet IN width,
with good ore in hanging wall. Las laJltos looks
very promising. An artessn well Is being
sunk at the rate of 20 feet day..
As the rainy begins soon IT IS predicted that
the supply OF water will be plentiful.
George ID. Roberts arrived here yesterday from
Lake Valley, n. VI. He declined to be interviewed
by newspaper reporters.
Bullion shipments for the past week Christy,
IS, 100; Contention, go, 1926; Eureka Console
dated IS 800 Northern Belle P23,3l5 Standard
Consolidated 80. $50: Bodie, $S.3l3; Bodie Tun-
mel, 1880: Star, $1,000
HALIFAX \. s., June 16.-The stamps began
dropping IN the new Hall-AndersOn mill yesterday
There are 500 tons of ore the dumps the average
assay of which $63 per ton. The Orion belt which
is rapidly improving in quality Is 1 feet thick, and
is at present producing 10 tons per day. When the
pumps are replaced and the new steam hosting
works completed, 1t is expected that the Orion
viii produce 80 tons per day.
The Old Dominion Copper Company received adj
vices from Baltimore yesterday that the first two
carloads of copper bullion had arrived from the
Regular shipments will be continued from this date.
Rising Sun superintendent telegraphed June l 8 |;
Ledge west drift sixth level, Two ieet wIde VIII
go $40 per ton"
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THE BELLS OF SAN BIAS.

Prom Mr. Lonqre0io lat poem In me Jug A''""'''
What say the Bells OF San pas
To the ships that southwark pass
For the harbor OF Mazatlanf
To them it is nothing more
TIan tho sonnd of surf on the Shore
Nothing more to master or man.
Bnt 10 me. a dreamer of dreams,
70 whom what Is and what seems
Are often one and the same,--
The Bells Of San Bias to me
Have strange, wild melody,
Aud are something more than name
For bells are the voice of the church;
they have tones that touch and search
The hearts of the young and old;
One sound to all yet each
lends a meaning to their speech,
And the meaning Is manifold.
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Notice for Publication.
Land Odice vt Boise CITY, Idaho,
TAI

L3HU CNlCH NJ BOlHG CitV, IUAnO,
July Is, 1882.
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Straycd or Stoisn.
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HALEY. l. T.. August IL. 1892 alislm
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Dissolution Of Co Partnership.

The part crship heretofore existing between
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CHAS W. JONES,
July z. 1882. jyl2 q. FOX.
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Notice Of Forfeiture.

To Jack Goodman. Gses&e ooodnaa aaA.0enses
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money and labor on tho JuR1TD0 lolo Hiu1nl
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for the year 1881 upless your sAsse al the al
one hundred 10llass ~ be1ne noe lAWoA thnooa1A
together with interest and costa. ase paid WITHIN
ninety ,90l days Of the sesvtes a tAisnu6co yDue
intervst In the said mining slaim OF loAs vjjl -
forfeited 70 me BY pgaceas a law, un6a sAee1e
Congress approved Nay 10, 1850.
skwtcoth, July Is, lSoa. see NIRE noGk
iv91
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THE sANDYSTRAW APPROPRIATION

Vow how said the representative from
The Sandystraw District ..how am
TO get 8, much as the smallest plum
Out of this River and Hsrb,r pie?
II voted. Of course, t, carry 1t through.
Before and after the veto came
And now, If don't com in for few
Of the crumbs swear it will be a shame,
But the deuce Of II is, my Distri ct lies
thousand miles or m re from the sea
In region where wat r. in any guise,
Is mere or less amy try!
There Is q, rivtrt reg on 'rcun
. Nor ~ sfb of any descri pt:on q kind
Nor lake n, pond nor bay nor sound
NOT even creek, that call to mind
"oh. for = port on which I, report!
dock to dJct Ir. rs others sheli.
A bioekcG.up cLs mel or crumbling fort
Oreven little fresh wgter canal
To th.n how might gr wv suddenly fush
Ii mad but a straight on which draw!
To think that the went Of W ter should crush
To the earth the prospects of Sandystraw."
And the member sighed rs he drained his glass,
Then. g.z n1 about the bar. he said,
Perhaps bill ct ulG be trAw n to psss
That somehow would bring US under It's head.
For. though we've no hsrbor nor river one see,
That improvements are needed here where W,
are:
And So I'll put IN claim. you please,
For General Repairs in Sapdystraw Barr"
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each end Of the car is an obloRg box con
:alning the names of all the stations on
q ribbon. Over the top ofths bog is
printed "nsxt stop" and the name of the
station at which the next stop is to be
shows through an opening Ia the door Of
the box. Thus when the train leaves
Philadelphia, the next stop indicated is
Abbotsford, but as the train nearS that
place, and no stop Is necessary, the sta
tionis changed to Angora. The shift
ing Of the names Is controlled by the
engineer on the locomotive, and il this
case is done by means Of the vacuum
brake. There is q small rubber bellows
In each box which is contracted when
the engineer makes vacuum;this works
. lever that raises platform ON which
the band containing the names of the
stations rests. An ingenious catch pre-
vents the band from slipping backward,
90 wheI the platform fslls again by the
bellows filling with air the band must
tall to the front, thus shifting the name
OF the stations passed to the next one
above 1t. The engineer has small In
dIcatOr 10 the locomotive cab, bearing
the names Of the stations, and he thl {
knowswhether the apparatus is set right.
The indicator can also be worked by the
| Westinghouse automatic brake cylinders
or by . bell cord. The device does
away with the train hands calling the
names Of the stations; and the names
being printed in legible letters, are more
easily made out---by person who cas-
read-than some of the almost unintslll
gible calculations of brakeman. The
cost of the apparatus is about ons pei
cent. of the cost of car, and the inven.
tor says the cost Of maintenance will be
very snail.