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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-12

THE BROCKERHoEF' HOUSE.
This popular hotel has recently been
so thoroughly improved that scarcely
anything old remains but the walls.
Costly carpets, splendid furniture, fine
papering and painting, have entirely
transformed the whole house. Every
thing is in exquisite tastes. The COM
bination is most charming. But the
chief attractions under the new ar
rangement are the gentlemanlY propri-
etor, Mr.. C. G.. McMillen, and his
obliging and efficient clerk, Mr.. John
McOmber. Both are experienced ho-
telists and gentlemen of refinement and
culture besides. They understand how
to conduct a first class hotel and make
their guests feel thoroughly at home.
Without doubt the NeO BrocEerhof is
the most complete public house in Cen.
trail Pennsylvania, and we predict thai
1t will be largely patronized.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-12

A GENEROUS BOARD The Board CT
Managers of the Miliheim. Nittany and
Bald Eagle Turnpike Comp any did a
generous act at their recent annual
meeting. The La tberan congregation
of Millheim owed the company a con-
siderable bill for toll, and petitioned
the board to have the account donated
The man ayers, instead of voting the
amount out Of the treasury, paid it out
of their own pockets. Bravo, breth.
eni such acts deserve honorable men
tion. The f Glowing are the the names
of the gentlemen composing the board:
A.sH. Bes t, President, Conrda Long,
General Manager, Andrew Krape, 3.
F. Shafer, Samuel Shafer, Emanuel
! Harter.
The Teachers Journal, published
daily during the late session Of the In
stitute, by Messrs ID. M. Lieb and j.
r. VanOrmer, is before US. 1t was
conducted with marked ability and
proved an entire success financially and
otherwise. The teachers of the county
are much indebted to the publishers Of
the spicy little Journal for the full and
explicit account of the doings of tht
Institute. And indeed we feel very
grateful for being relieved of the ne
cessity Of publishing the lengthy pro
ceedings.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-12
MARRIED.

On the 25th of December last, by Jacob EN-
erick, Esq, Mr.. John Hoover to Miss Susan
Sanders, both of Penn township.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-12
News Miscellany.

1t Is said that the undertakers and
m arble dealers of this State are going
TO ask to have law passed that no
man can re-marry until the expenses
Of his wife's funeral are paid.
Anumber of farmers report to us
that they have been swindled by pur
chasing a patent churn, the agent OF
which is now travelling through our
country. Those who .have been VIC
timized report the churn a swindling
of the first water, and that the agent
deserves rough reception. 1t would
te well for neighboring papers to book
up their subscribers In regard to this
churn cheat.-Le,CiSblTg Journal.
SIMPLE CURE.-If the following,
which was written to the Liverpool
Mercury, be true, there is nothing very
alarming in smallpox. Mr.. Hine
says: " nm very willing to risk my
reputation as public man if the
worst cases Of smallpox canno. ne cur
cd in three days, simply by the use
of cream of tartar. One ounce Of cream
of tartar dissolved in pint Of water,
drank at intervals when cold, is a
certain never-failing remedy. 1t has
cured thousands, never leaves a mark
never causes blindness, and avoids
tedious, sslingering Illness"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-12
DIED.

On the 25th ult., in Potter, township, Mr.
Aaron Spangler, aged 43 years and months.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Railroad Racket.

Northern Pacific stock was quoted
October II, A. follows: Common,
49l; preferre 94s.
The stock yards at Glendive are
nearly completed. They will he 200
sect square.
Benton expects three railroads
within the next two years-o.e from
Helena, one from Billings, and one
from some point on the Canadian
Pacinc-proLably Fort Mcleod.
The Billings Post says: Chants
engineering party IL nov engaged in
locating the Park branch Of the
Northern Pacific, from Benson's,
the survey having proved the r'ute
from Boseman to lie impracticaLle.
A bismarck dispatch ri tine 18th
instant says: The Arst train crossed
the Northern Pacific high bridge
over the Missouri river 1t this point
to-day. The formal opening occurs
or Saturday, when the strength Of
the bridge will he tested by running
eight heavy engines coupled togvth-
cr across"
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PERSONAL.

J. X. Partlee, Esq. arrived last
night from P',illipshury.
+. NJ. Ci.adLourn, ESP, Of San
Francisco, arrived last evening.
Miss Wilcox, daughter Of Judge
Wilcox, Of this city, has returned
after ~ extended visit to the East
side.
Mr.. F. c. Sharkey. Of J. Brougl,ton
l. Co., with his aniaLle wife, re, urn
ed last night from Salt Lake, where
they have spent some weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
E. B. Walker, E-q., Of the Helena
Herald editorial staff, made Us .
pleasant call last evening. Mr.. Walk
er visits the Silver City In the inter-
est Of the Herald, and will remain
with Us for SOME days.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25

The series Of entertainments to be
commenced at Renshaw Opera House
on Monday night, by the Mccarthy
troupe, will lie an agreeable chanAe
for our amusement loving public,
from the tragic, farcicaI, aud comic
entertainments which, although pre-
sente.. 10y the highest order "f talent
have :,ecoine somewhat mUnOt0nOus.
The a'iiterxtive programme Of Mon.
day night Is mirt',, magic, music.
mystery and ,ninlicry. Prof. Wilio,
the prestadigitateur, ID spoken Of hy
the eastern press - the peer Of the
renowned SiynOr Blitx. Although
1t II their first appearance in Mon
tana, the troupe are known and en-
joy an snviable reputation through
out the eastern and southern States.
We bespeak for them . hospitable
reception and . successful engage
ment. NJ
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25

The new digging recently struck
by Carl 6teesstraup aEe paDning ont
exeeeding]y we'll. Three Dew boxes
have been sunk recently and the
prospects are Tar above those lately
reported. The 1rst assay BY Beonett
4 Davis showed 10 ounces IN silver,
ard 80 per cent. copper; the third 1ee
silver, 50 per cent. copper; the fourth
80 ounces silver and - per cent cop
per. 60 TT, this 10 but . prospect,
none Of the holes being down over II
fe~t. 1t b . purely "blind lead" no
croppinss appearing upon the sur
face. The country rock On the aide
is Of sandstone formation. The walls
% far ~ demonstrated, are almost
perpendicular. The owners are work
Ing assiduosssly and improving daily.
Three extensions have been taken up.
Twenty men from Butte visited this
region yesterday and pronounced the
Carl steenstraup find" - the lost
lead" or In other words . lode which
was lost some years ago BY old pros
pectors who were there during the
mining racket"
Mr.. Robb. who had his leg broken,
IL badly of, and not expected to live.
Seven new buildings have been
lately erected 1t Woodville, and the
little village Is In . most flourishing
condition.
The roads at present are IN bad
owing to the recent snow
stOr,n.
J. N. d. Taylor, County Clerk and
Recorder, visited the citizens On
last.
The poste:fice business II looming
up, and enquirers keep Nr. Wright
busy.
The political outlook IL decidedly
favorable for the Democratic party,
not Notwithstanding the Republican ele-
nent Is predominant. Very m,ny
II the hest Republicans will vote for
o. the Democratic ticket.
CHANCE.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25

Oul1od nom The Columns at Our
1xchangoo.

Helena RS four National Banks
with . combined capital Of $575, 0oO.
Glendale mines are producing more
d. than ever before in the history ol
the camp.
The Grand Union Hotel, . fihe
threestory brick structure, will be
opened to the public At Benton, No
vember let.
One hundred horses were stolen at
Fort Macleod, September 18Th, and
at latest advices no traces Of them had
been discovered.
Twenty horses were stolen from the
cOrral At Fort Walsh one night re-
Gently. The South Piegans are blam-
ed with the theft.
Contractor Martin, Of the Mort ern
Pacific 1T Horse Shoe Bend, WIS.,
thrown BY . bucking br0ncho last
week and had . leg brokeu.
Sheriff Tinker, Of Billings. IL
building . Jail Ut bis own expense.
Prisoner have heretofore escaped,
through the insecurity Of the old
lookup.
The Deep Greek coal mine has .
seven foot vein ~ shown by an 50
foot DRIFT. The coal Is Of fine quality
and will he factor in the fuel prs'b-
lem Ut Benton TIL. winter.
The Fort Macleod Gu:ctte rays
there has been q serious fire ut the
Piegan reserve. Tie ration house,
store house and workshop were .les-
troyed. About $50 sacks az flour
were destroyed.
The discovery Of \ marble vein,
from twelve to twenty feet in thick
ness, aud equal to Italian ip quality,
h reported to have been made near
the head Of Lake Pen d'Oreille, and
that the locator got SO, 400 for his dis-
covery.
a man named Massln, . section
hand on the Utah & Northern r ,ad,
was frightfulIy stabbed BY COW boy
. Few days ago ut Williams station.
He WINS cut in some twenty or thirty
/ laces about the head and shoulders,
and Is fatally wounded.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Town TAX.


Fresh Confectionery just received,
1T Morris Bros.
Best brands Of Tobacs.o,
Cigars, Cigarettes, sold ut
Norris Bros.
Glass and Queensware
at Morris Bros.
New Charm Of the West Fine-Cut
at MOrrix RrU's
California :resh fruits
received daily II
Morris BrO'e,
Eigin creanery-best in the may
ket, at Morris Bros.
j,00 Imported Ciyan-Paul MUIR
ply, Henry Clays. and other favor
ile brands, ut Morris Bros.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Notice..

The Robert En,n,et Literary AssO-
citation has announced . hail to l.c
given At Caplice Hall on Thank~xiv.
ing might, the different commuters
and music to be auIa,u need hereafter.
Ucilltf
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Special Local Notices.

The livery stable Of Connolly 4
Go. il on hand for business this
morning. We are not burned out.
Sept. 7-dtf
@. b. Sarchet, n. D., homo
rathic physician and surgeon; llce
Granite street, south side, near Main
Residence, Quarts street, north side,
west Of u. f. Church.
Ms. Lou p. Smith, West Broad
way, for the next thirty days Is clos
Ing out her entire stock ut extremely
low prices, to make room for goods
now - route. auG17tf.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
10 Let.

Furnished roon,s ut II Quartz ct.
With ~ without hoard. J3atf
Wantcsl-A situation O. nurse. In
quite At No. II, Quartz 1t. 13sep.tl
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A meeting Of the "I.iederkraux'' n

A meeting Of the "Lietlerkranx" b
called for to-day. The society formed
an important factor in our social
economy last winter. There are
many excellent musicians and vocal
lists among the members, aud It II
hoped the public may enjoy . Lied
erkraux concert Ut an early day.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Tho Rattle.

Heretofore advertised l.y Charles
SchIesinger for horses, buggy. etc,
will take place ut the Mint sample
Rooms on the evening Of October 70,
Mt : =. M. Holders Of chances will
all please be PRESENT. 9krtlt
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Religious.

Regular services y III he held at the
Presbyterian Church to-day u usual.
lev. J. Il. Russell will preach u, II y.
M. and in the evening.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Musical.

Mr.. 8. A. Kennicott Is prepared to
receive. pupils OH the piano and or
gan. Vocal music in classes. Ad-
dre-s POstoii!ce, or Richards & erik.
II Sept If
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Bob Sl9ds,

Three car loads Sweets c0,mmon
sense sletls now enrOute to Montana,
and to arrive within the next ten
days. Six different sizes, suitable
for al classes Of work. Leave ortlers
early.
w MONTANA LUMBER Co.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Clothing.

sands L B.yce have q large assert
n'ci,t Of mems clothing which they
orc determined t. sell, and IT, Il" it
quickly, they have adopted the sure
plan Of making prices rcry Tor.
Buyers will please remember this. II
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Notice.

Al parties having horses on Cakes
Nanrn are rr0u'ste.i 10 pay charges and
take them gay ~ <oDs NJ rs,s~ii,,c. or ii's
0ust;' - Of h~r:ing y III he di.c,,,, .uC..i
aito' Novemher I. All mares .er.e nv
tc'ipse Gold lust this seas0n snd pro, en-
nov ~ tOaI. Will he after de1 To b. Ow lc7
Z C'wan the fHi:"win. sea>On All bits
que ~ mares !''' ser. ices MUST bc rail by
oct 'Osl.WSm:t
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
8abbitt Metal .

4 lot Of old type metal. which il
pr. nolln'rd ly n,nc!;inists to he the.
lx*t Rabbit metal, for sale at this
office cheap. If
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Quarterly Meeting.

The lirst Quarterly Meeting Of the
present Conference will be held in
Mountain View n. +. Church, Sum
day, Oct. g, Revs. +. A. Riggin and
w. W. Van Orsdel officiating.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Plenty Of FUN at Centennil
Brewery.

Schmidt 4 Gamer have built q
large brick salos'n adjoining the Ger
tcnntai Brewery, AMI on sunday IL.
vite their friends To come down aud
have . bully time. Oct2l-:.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25

The Nellie Boyd Company played
Camille" at the matinee yesterday
afternoon, and "Everybody's Friend''
last night. The houses At both enter
tainments were large. It II doubtful
II any theatrical company has ever
played % successful an engagement
n Butte - that Of the Boyd Compa-
ny Just terminated. The theatre-gO-
ing public have been gratihed by the
artistic presentations II the peerless
boyd Company, aud will anticipate
. future engagement in Butte of the
same artists.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
The Great English Remedy
ID . never hilirg

ID . never AilirR
cure for N.rvs,s,a pe-
htlity. Exhausted
VT itty. SsmInsl
Weakness Aps'rgNa-
'Nrri.O.0. t.ajaT MAN.
MOOD. l'nps.tencv.
t'a"alyaix, PTsDsts..
l. rrhOsH. 0S!so all
h.. terrible effects q;
Self \ m, e. y''uth-
!ul fOlliCa and ex-
cesxes Il! w,0luver
q R.s p Anr1u ~ - -
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25

Shipments Of bullion were made
during the past week, through the
Office Of the Pacific Express company
a. follows:
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
A Grand Bail

Will Ike given on Friday evening,
I)es~,nter 18th. for the iH-neiit Of the
Sisters nf Charity. at Capli"e Hall.
13Dci1O:
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
TO LET.
FOR RENT.

4 L!ceIy furnished Tra,n. three doors vest
q! y. 4. Church. Granite street. a mar
ried couple preferred. i5oc.iv1
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25

4 furnished room At - per vaek. one
half bIcce from Main strxet, ON (3ranife
Apply ~ ]. Z. singers.
l0cldIW
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
CO.PARvNERxfllP NOTICE.

A'rxr J. L"G:at and Cnsa X. Bates have
nrm name and Atyl.' or I.esxnt Rnrc ~,
c'rry ~ the n:sni.'x ani:l buxircss, main !.
Iac!0te ana seol dsn,rs ~ n. msui.si, ~ 49,,
svt!y variety OF dressed lumber, c,u,racf
rw .n@et~c'icn ~ buildings w,Mi special h,l,
WORK. ALExR LEG0AT.
r. e Il BATES.
Lutte City. ~. T.. ~~pt. n. iss.. lsoc-,v
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Theatre Oomique.

The varieties played to another
good house last night. BrOad bsr-
Iesuqs and lauy''able farce, as pre-
sentesl ut the Co,mique will draw"
Vt all times. The already fine con,la-
ny will bc augmented next week ny
= new importation Of talent. The
Catleis Lew and Lulu and the x~riO
c''mic vocalist, Miss Amy Stanley,
will make their inst appearance Nom
day hight, the former In their grace.
aud wonderful jockey clog dance. and
the latter ia her inimitalpIe vUcAlisulx-
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25

There will he u special meeting On
Sunday ut ) p, M, Ut the hall, Cap
lice building. Members requested 10
attend. Business Of importance.
Fine Extra Verxanllung des Yer
einsa 6ndet S0nntsg Nschn,iitag 3
Uhr staff inn Ve,eino lN1l. Drin-
.euGlc (:e-haefe wcr.cn zur verhaud-
lung kOnlen, und >ss.mtliche Nit
gliesler ersucllt puenktlicl, "a ensci,-
eiuen. Inn auftr11e DIES Pnaeeident-
en-. EDWIN G. LETTER,
OctN Ct Secretary.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
For Rent.

At Clear Grit Terrace, one house. lvo
r0o'Da; and one house. four rooms. Apply
70 &. 3. kESsLER.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25

yc"bS. sUtU ~ In Y
~; Memory. I.assiiu - Nocturnal E,nl,.
siO.'. Avefsi0n tn = cietv. IN~saess az VS.
I'M. Noises ~ 'ls Fl ad--tl,~ vital lu ii p.s
srg Un0lbsarvsd In the urine. and y any
other dlsea ex That leai to In. anity aud
.sea'h.
DR. MIETiE will agree to fo-cst Flvx
ECxDRED lN0LLAKs for 4 case 1T this 4 Ind
fh' VITAL RESTOkAT1vE (unaier hta sper 81
ossvt 7. al! trs.almes't) Will NOT cure. Or tor
ANYTHING IMPURE ~ irJusi'.us '-nni H. II.
J'R. NlNrl- treats all Private lsiSeates
successfully without m":eurv. e .rx.ilta-
tie" free ThOrssu.h cxHcl:na to AMI ssj-
vice incluffing nrH !ys!x NJ uvine. 81. Pvico
IT VITAL RESTORATIVE - o k.M'le, ~ Cour
tlwex ih'. quantity. SO: sei,, tO any A.
ires~ upon re"-irf II price. y! q. a. j e.
~ure from CSbservs tiO. ,ar1 IN private name
II dsstrei. BY 4. r.. MINTIE. II. y. VIM: liz
. regular p''ys:riAn lgrHiuaie OF the lJni.
veTs:ty ri pennsy!van'H
u KEARNEY &T.. *AN PRAxCIsCO, CAL.
S0snlIle Bottle FREQ.
Sent on aprlIe aiio" BY letter. .sts.ing
symphonic. sex an HXe. COmmunjcati0o0
strici'y confidential.
nR. MlNTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY NE.
PHNtTICUM. cures I'll ( Ids Of Kidney
AMI Bladder Co" plants. 00n0erhuo. ulees.
LeueSSrhRa For eale BY all aruGgisio: 81
y hapttle. or > \ 6'tiles for e.
DV. NINTlk'H NANDEl1UN PILLS
sSe the hest and cheapest g'YxPEpxIA ana
BILLJCCs cure In the market. FOR saje IN
al 0SuxEtsts. Saeptf
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
WALL PAPER !
ohogo Flour.
Ask your grocer for 1t.
w MONTANA LUMBER Co.


Montana Lumber Co.
Wholesale dealers In -four, grain,
hay, and puxilice Ot all kinds. Nv
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For Rent.

Store. - Wet BrnadWay IRE and frost.
PIoO cellar. Enquire Of Curtis 4 An.
O1seux. 1S0C.1wA
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a9s1of 6ood voyaa6 j606o 0ss.. sVe9y
E: = 4 $3.50: -; ic; s :! @ sss'I e. s
0oesial WA1oo01ay ev0sstnl, O - p. -.
~. ~ Rn6sell 60eiAunG.
n05uoDI07-0esvteoo % ~ 0oeAod1oe
80. =. ~. J. J. 0asvis., B. 4. c0ei-
07.Jonxs' EplscoPAL-serviess - Sun.
- ID q J0An6 CAuFeh, West 0voadWay.
~. nv. 70 Til OTTs0N. Recise.
o.. PAP0ICK'O-9 .rvteee sunday morn
~ O. - and Nh Sunday School q )
.. =. GVooIng oaSvtcss 1t 7:30.
REv. ]. J. D<ILs. PastSf.
0Ap1Io1.-0esviees 1t ':aptt-t Caarel.
uDoeV 0oio elFees even Su' day st II .. ~.
0ss6 9 D. q uudsy schHN % - . N.
Prayer 0ssting "Wednesday evening. q pr.
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ORIGINAL.

This sterling little mine b working
. full force, aud continues to pound
out it, ffty per cent. dividend per
n,onth with astooishing regularity.
Il n the "o)d reliable"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25

No change has taken place in the
general aspect 81 things ut the Alice
since our last report. The ore houses
arr full and the mills dropping their
~ stamps with entire regularity dur
ing the week. Thirteen liars Of
bullion valued 1t @l9,5 were
shipped during the week.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25

Sent on apple alton by letter. stssing
symphonic. sex an: "ye. Communicated
sirtci'y confidential.
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Summit Valley District.

The pleasant weather Of the pas(
week has been favorable for mining
operations above ground, and min
ing men generally took advantage Of
the opportunity to push forward the
werk on top, Of preparing Tor winter.
The most notable mining
event Of the week was the Tise In
Alice stock, which on the 18th was
quoted, on the New York mining
hoard at &3.l5-a rise Of 80 cents over
the quotation Of the preceding week.
Rumor attributes the appreciation to
various causes, some Of which, like
the story of the sale Of Walker Broth
en- interest t. New York parties.
seem to be entirely sensational. A
more probable reason for the stock
AGAIN coming into favor b, that the
Alice Il . valuable and productive
and has been selling 1t too
low . figure.
the SHONBAR
Are working . full force and making
which will greatly
augment the facilities Of the mine
md increase It's ore producing capac.
~. The new Dean pump was placed
n position last week. and keeps oil
he levels free from water. A lO-hosse
'ower boiler will be put In during
'ext week, which will furnish all the
over necessary for the hoist. Ore
. now eng stopped out from the 10
cot level, which yields 100 ounces In
liver and O.lOO ounces In gold. |
The second grade ore from this level |
)Fuduces 1S8 to the ton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-09-09
Overlooking Oil-WeIls.

The greed of the Cherry Grove opera
tors has overreached itself, and the spec
tacle is presented of the production being
so greatly and suddenly augmented as
to fill all available reservoirs, and to so
swell the aggregate that the numerous
lines who have made connections with
the world are not able to take care of
the oil now being produced, and much
is flowing over the top of the tanks and
going to waste on the ground or cours-
ing downthe little streams of the region.
The wonderful effect of the nitro-glycer-
inc in increasing the production of well
is illustrated by the fact that wells which
a week ago were down to 100 barrels per
day have, by the use of torpedoes. been
brought up to a daily average of from
1000 to $500 barrels. and are holdinU
up to that figure. - Bradford Dispatch 10
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