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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08

There has been nothing further heard
of the Usage county horse thieves who
recently passed through Emporia, or of
the posse that were in pursuit OF them.
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Judging from the amount of barbed
wire that is going into the country now
a-days, it will not be many years be-
fore Lyon county is pretty well under
fence
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Thursday c. L. Payne. of the
Grange store, shipped by Wells, Fargo
81 Co, 1000 pounds of butter TO the
Gunnison country.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08

Mrs. Robert Powell brought US some
fine cherries today, from their orchard
on the old Phenis farm.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08

Horse thieves appear TO be getting in
their work in nearly all the adjoining
counties, but they have given Lyon
county horses the 'go by.p They evil
IDENTIFY don't like the looks Of our officers
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Farmers are feeling jubilant over the
change IN the weather, which il is hoped
will continue long enough TO give the
corn IA good start.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08

During the illness Of Dir. CLARK, fore
man OF THE NEWS, Ed. MacLennan
efficiently presides in his place.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08

The fines rendered by Justice Bachel-
Ter in the state cases against various par
ties aggregated during the month OF
Nav. $G.5IO.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08

ID. +. Harris is about To erect a new
cottage on Congress street, for which L.
+. Sprague has the contract
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08

Charles Evans, late head cook at the
Coolidge, has taken charge OF the kitch-
en- at the Park Place hotel.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08

Emporia doesn't seem to have much
need of her pest house, fact that af-
fords as much pleasure TO note.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08

Mrs. Deborah Edwards, lately of Port
land, Maine, has purchased the Abraham
Moon farm, six miles northwest of En-
DOira
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Personal Property i'm Pike Township.
Thomas N. Dixon assessor, returns
the following statement of personal
property in Pike township. liable
to taxation ON the first day of March,
1882:
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08

There are not many hogs or cattle
coming to the market just now, though
good, round prices are paid for the
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08

There are now eleven prisoners in the
Jail, who win probably remain there un-
I'll after district court meets.
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Mr. Ed. Trickett, the celebrated oars
man, Kingston, Canada, says: 81 have
found st. Jacobs Oil y sure and ceatain
cure for rheumatism, ete."-New York
Clipper.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08

+. F. Sprague is getting brick on the
ground for the superstructure of the Ma
sonic temple.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08

Our jewellers are having remarkably
good trade this season in diamonds,
gold watches and other fine goods
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A car load OF hogs belonging TO Greer
81 Way, Of this city, brought Ss.O5 per
hundred at Kansas City on Wednesday
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Harry Leibfried started, Saturday,
for the Cleveland dog show with ten
dogs belonging to the Emporia Kennel
club.
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Lots For Sale.

Choice lots on Con .sercIaI -, ,.,....s.
H. - ,Sopley e addition are now for So. 60
tt.ste, eood SOIL high ground aSs7 s,sr's-z.
~ 1AEe tneH Desirable A pjnf - ~ -
Bay De seen al Ellen rluE.hss booi 49, ~
tssias address e. y. HcCOLLflE -
Council Grove go
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Howard Dunlap is moving back into
his house which is now betiert than new
one
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08

John Bay is going to have water ser
vice, and his store is to be lighted by
gas.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08

Nails have recently advanced 40 cent.
per kcg.
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FROM A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN

1sshIngt0nvtile. Ohio. June IL, lSsO
Ut y. Kendall q Co.. :-tten1iinv-
your advertisement In Turf. Field an Farln
o. henualPs SPAWN Cure and having q vaIu
1otc anu speedy horse which had bsseu LANG.
from SPAWN for eighteen months. / sent M,
you IoF q bottle by express, which in six
and lPrge splint from another n ,ss, sI..l
both horses are to-day sound AS colts 49,
lars. Respectfully yours ' 80
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08

The city council Friday night audited
claims aggregating $2,75G.I3.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08
OUR LOCAL COURTS,
Record OF the State and City Cases Dis
posed OF in the Police and Justices
Courts During the Month Ending,
Nav 81 1882
JUpGE BARNEs' CouR1

Courts During the Month Ending,
May 81, 1882.
JUDGE BABNEs' COURT
May City of Emporia vs. James
Depro; intoxication. Defendant plead
guilty, and fine and costs amounted 10
seas,
May 3.-Ciiy of Emporla VS.. Thomas
Duggan, same action. Fine and costs,
$4.65.
May City of Emporia VS.. Ed.
Schmidling; disturbing the peace
Found guilty. Fine and costs, $40.
May City of Emporia VS.. j. G
Sancho, same action. Fine and costs
500.
JUSTICE BACHELLER's COURT.
State of Kansas VS. Edward German.
State of Kansas vs. Guy Lewis.
State of Kansas VS. Frank Phillips.
State of Kansas VS. Maggie Cory.
State of Kansas VS. o. Pfefferle, L. r
Pfefferle and John Perrier
State of Kansas VS. r. Ehret.
State of Kansas VS. F. II. Macke and
wife.
State of Kansas VS. Edgar P. Jay.
State of Kansas VS. Flora Crane.
State OF Kansas VS. James MINI.
State of Kansas vs. A. K. Keys.
State OF Kansas VS. Frank Burnham.
State of Kansas VS. Z. d. Mosley.
State of Kansas vs. Cyrus johnson.
State of Kansas vs. John Taylor
State of Kansas vs. Harry Utley.
State of Kansas vs. E. d. MosIey, ct al.
Justice Bachelor also tried forty-sev-
en- civil cases, making a total for the
month of &C cases.
JUSTICE CULvER's COURT.
During the month of May there were
tried before Justice Culver thirty-six
civil cases and one criminal proceeding,
the latter being the State VS.. Hathaway
and Chandler.
The total number of cases tried in the
three courts during the month was 1O7,
24 of which were criminal, and IS civil.
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p. o. box Si3, Emporla, Kas.


At the session of the South Kansas
conference held in Burlington in March,
1882, the undersigned were appointed a
committee to receive funds from the
friends of the late Rev. ID. p. Mitchell
for the purpose of erecting a suitable
monument to his memory. The COM
mittee decided, after consultation, that
at least six hundred dollars ought to be
raised and to this end respectfully solicit
large number of $40 subscriptions
Send name and money to>Rev. E. A.
Graham, Mound Valley, Labeite county,
Kansas. Any amount will be thank
fully received.
j. NJ. ILIFF,
g. A. KING,
+. A. GRAHAM,
5. w. RICHARDS,
A. Il. BURNS.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08
FROM COL, T. l.. FOSTER

youngstown, Ohio, May 10. 1851.
~. henahH 20, 3ents;-I hal n
very valuable BambIet0niAE colt t,st 4
priced very highly; he had > large bone spay-
IN on one joint and a small one 81. ms,
other. which made him YeFy lame: hal him
undeT the charge OF two veterinary surgeons
Nhlch Iailei ~ cure him. I Was one dav
reading the advertisements Of Kendnil's Spny
IN Cure IN the Chicago Express t.etertnio
81 e. - once 70 try y and got our drnggists here
- tSn1 Ior Y; they ordered three bottles:
thorough trial; used It according 20 dIre,-
tlons and the fourth day the colt eeass,sl 10 nc
lame hnd the Jumps have dfsa1teared 4
USED nut one bottle and tine eoIt's iiEnI1s are
- Tree from Jumps and As smooth as any ho1ss,
"a inc state lie Is entirely curesI. RE s.s.1..ss
was 80 renarkah that I lei 4 % - =. =. =
nesignboIs have the remaining i've beetles.
who are now using 1t.
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Thoroughbred Hogs

The Undersigned would respectfully call
the attention OF farmers. and OF stock bree,i-
ers generally, tn his thoroughbred berkshire
and Polaud China hogs. I have zone to
great expense in securing some OF the finest
trood sows from some OF the best famIiies
and have bred them with special reference TO
supplying farmers and breeders generally
with IA hrst-ciass line OF either bretsI OF the
above mentioned hogs. for breeding pur-
poses, and have already u limited number of
young boar an sow pigs ready for the mar
ket, anu which can furnish in pairs not
lated.
Those wishing to improve their stock of
hogs are most respectfully invited tn call and
see Whist have before purchasing else where.
j j ATH ERTON,
EmpOria, Kansas.
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Kendalrs Spawn Gun Q.
From The OleOlt9 Press. 4 Y

OLSoIItIl NV i OK, Jan. 9th. lsSI
Early last summer. MeSsrs b. j. Ke.,,I1ll a
90, OF Enoseurgh Falls, VT male a contract
with tne publishers oil the Press for n hau
column advertisements for one wear srttin1
forth the merits OF KendallIs Shawn Cn,e
At the same time we serureh from the firm "A
Huahtlty OF looks, entitled Dr KendnIlt,
IreAtise on the Hofse an his Diseases which
we are giving 20 advance paving subscribers
70 the Press ~ premium.
ABOUT the time the advertisements first mn.
Peared In this paper Mr. p. q. Schermcrhorn
VINO resides near Golfers had a spayiuc,i
morse lie bought = bottle OF KeIninii,s
spawn Cure and commenced using IN a., the.
horse in accordance with the directiohs nn1
ne informed us this week that it effected sucI,
conpiete cure thSt an expert h0rSeman = h.,
examined the animal recently could flnd n,s
trace OF the SPAWN or the place where IL mai
oeen located. Mr.. Schermerhorn has since
secured copy OF Kendall's treatise ON the
morse ana his diseases. which he IIrizes very
hlghly and would be 10th to part with a, amy
price. PROVIDED he could not obtain anoi her
eSinpS. 80 much Tor advertising reliable ar
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The 4lh of July comes on Tuesday.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08
PERSONAL PROPERTY N EMpoR1A
a Gain OF sIeo,s7e since 1880 and an In
crease OF Both Real and Personal
Property of Sa3z, s4S ia the

&. MacLennan, CITY assessor, re,urns
the following ststenlen' Of p, rsanal
property IN the city of Ea,puris liable
10 taxation on The first day Of March,
A. D., 1892:
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Read Proof of Wonderf,,, enc.

FkKA0aT, Ohio, Jan. - 1881
Dr: u. Kendall = Co, Gents ~ fflnk Il
lits ami profits which i have s s, ss 1s 9 fs
Ny cousin and had q ValuabIe sfailaao
worth s4.Oo0 which had q very had sn..in m
was pronounced by four eminent vegsrinary
horse was done forever As . last s.sors
advised my cousin 20 try q bottle OF X sl,dnlIs.
ssird bostIe esres = sId de, q. %sgieal se.. ts
e ever. Dr. Dick. Of EiInbnTeh, the emf
nine, and ~ s ensgeeE; was an ussls OF
his profession. Yours truly.
JAkEs a. Wusoz. Civil Engineer
kendat!s9 spawn Cure on
,Hun1au Flesh,
DR. b. j. Kendall 9 70. Genss.- = ora,
months ago fnJured my knee Joint: xiish
s sasso a. s9sisrSeness g grow the Size
Al the time for four or ave weeks, whes
Degan Q use Kendaii,s Cure, with the nf,st
the eenlargeHeHt and stoDDod ne inmensSs
ana pain. have long knoWn Il 10 he exc<l
-. i ~. norses cnt ROW know it to be ele
ca W1th- Yours truly,
T.P. LAWaExcE.
/. .1 k.Si Z (. liz: SRsa 4 4; cure
POSs aSi Sl Isssh yss 4 Z sa
ments, such a spavins' spItnts en-. 49,.
spfains. eWellings aad any ianeness n1-l -.
.askssmens o. the joints or limbs. OF for 49,
neS.sm N man and fog any purpose -
Selcn IMMINENT is used for man 81 i,r,.szS-
= y BOW Known 20 be the best iinfEsz5 ~
=. AZ .e eset used, acting ziId and pes eersSIf
send address for Illustrated eIreuiaz zsf.t
We think gives positive proof on - -
sc remedy has ever met with sueh GnaaE5E, (
ne9 ,snccess 70 our knowledge, fe1 bs1ls -
rice u per bottle. or six bottles for S. An
druggists have ft or can get Il for you, or Il
viii De sent 20 any address On receipt Of prtca
oy the propFietors, Dr. n d KenSaiI a 70
Enesburgh Fails. We
Sold by all Druggists.
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THURSDAY. JUNE 8. 1852.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-07-08
a Double Advance.


From the Wall Street Daily News.
In the anti-bellum days New
York State grocer raised the price Of
certain grade Of tea from ''three shill-
ings" to forty-fve cents; and an old
farmer who came in with barrel of
cider-vinegar to sell could hardly cred
it his senses when told that his favor
lite brand of tea had advanced several
cents per pound.
"What on airth is the reason for
this sudden raise?" he inquired.
Scarcity of tea-chests," was the
brief answer.
well, do you want my vinegar?"
How much?"
eight cents gallon"
Il only paid you seven for the last"
''Yes, but cider has riz, you see"
"What has brought cider up" ask
ed the astonished grocer.
Scarcity of bung-hole plugs, was
the quite but serious reply.
They looked at each other without
winking, and then the tea dropped
back to thirty-eight and cider to seven
cents.
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concluded from First Page.
ward and pinioned his legs and the black cap
was placed over his head by Mr.. Strong,

ward and pinioned his legs and the black cap
was placed over his head by Mr.. Strong,
THE CONDEMNED MAN NEVER FL1NCHED,
merely tossing his head a bit to drive the fly from
his nose. Your correspondent at the foot of the
gallows could see his eyes close as the cap went
over them. He uttered the words Glory, glory
glory and his tongue was stilled forever. The
warden had raised his handkerchief the drop
fell with sharp quick thud, and the body of
Charles j. Guiteau was dangling beneath the
platform, while his soul had passed into the great
beyond. There was scarcely distinctmovement
Of the limbs, only a slight SILVER The neck was
broken and the man died instantaneouSly As
the drop fell the prisoners in the other part of the
Jail heard the sounds of which they knew the i'm
port well, and sent up a shout of joy This was
taken up outside and the multitude on the hills
and down the road and under the naples and
el!ns re-echOed back the shout Of gladness that at
last the assassin of James \. Garfield was dead,
dead. dead
Another account states that just before the trap
was sprung Guiteau dropped piece of Palcr
from his hand. This paper was given him by
Warden Croker, to be dropped as a signal when
he was ready.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-07-08

Her Location and Surround
ings.
Natural HA2B0R Advantages
Mineral Wealth, Unsurpassed Lum-
bering Facilities and Agricul-
tural Resources.

Since our connection with the TINES we
haYe daily received letters Of inquiry re
garding Superior and her resources and
prospects. We desire to answer all inquir-
ers, but to do so separately by letter would
require all Of our time or demand the en-
ployment of a special correspondent, and
then it would be incompletcly done. To
meet the desires of all, therefore. we have
compiled, from such statistics as are avail
able, a brief sketch or history of the city
and its surroundings. The reader is no
doubt aware that the idea of building a city
here is not new one. but that from various
causes its development has been retarded.
The obstacles which have heretofore opcr-
ated against the town have finally been re-
moved, however, and It's day Of prosperity
is now at hand. Heretofore we have never
had an inland outlet; now we have the
Northern Pacific railroad stretching away
to the plains Of the west, and in a few
months viii have the Chicago St. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha road giving us direct
communication with Chicago to the east
and all the great and fertile region living to
the South and Southwest in an unbroken
chain through Southern Dakota, Nebraska
&c. As an evidence Of present prosperity
it is only necessary to say that within the
past six months 100000 have been ex-
pended here ii new buildings and local I'M
provements not including the railroad build
ing. The n. ?. Company is building q
large and very substantial dock and the
city is repairing and enlarging two others.
The large hotel known as the Superior
House, containing about one hundred
rooms has been reftted and furnished and
opened to the public; new $4,000 hotel
to be built by the \. p. Company will be
erected during the season and also at least
one million bushel elevator, coal docks, sc.
The only National bank at the head Of the
lake is here, and new business and dwelling
houses are sprnging up daily as if by
magic. Superior is the county seat OF
Douglas County, and we have an excellent
Court House, three good school houses and
three schools in operation, three good
church buildings and another to be built
this season, all Of which is given as the best
Of evidence that Superior is soon to occu-
py that position in the great commercial
circles nature has intended she should
occupy.
Much of the matter given below has OF
course been given to the public before in
one form or another, but being interesting
to those who would 'know all about us. .
and thoroughly reliable, we compile it in
its present form to the better and more eX-
plicitly answer the many questions pro
pounded to US.
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\ correspondent puts to the Boston
Journal the following conundrum:

a correspondent puts to the Boston
Journal the following conundrum:
Mr.. EDITOR: Tell me why colonel
Is spelled in a style 50 infolnel?
Shed one ray of light
On a surrowlul wight
Who for years has subscribed for the Jononel.
''Do you ever use glasses?" politely
asked an old lady of an elderly En-
giish gentleman who was seated be-
side her in a railroad ear. eli never
does, answered the phlegmatic Bri-
ton; chi Railways takes mine hin
pewter mug
Small boy: "Say, pa, can't I go
and see the show" Hard hearted
father: NO, my son, but if you want
to see rs fierce looking animals as ever
showed their teeth, just eat a piece of
mince pie and couple of cucumbers
before going to bed. Toledo Ameri-
can.
Strange: II met Mr.. MiggIes to-
day." remarked Mrs. Chippick. "He's
quite a changed man. I hardly knew
him, he's SO clipper and lively" en-
deed, i" responded the husband gravely.
Glow very strange [ read in the
paper that his wife sailed for Europe
last week"
"My wife won't even hear Of my
going to the theater with another
lady" said Johnson. Ragbag didn't
seem to construe Johnson's remark
Alright, for he said, ''Won't ell? Don't
be too sure Of it. l thought my wife
wouldn't, but she did, and l had
fearful time about it."-New Orleans
Picayune.
a sweet thing: care you going to
take that ugly pug dog with you again
Carrier" asked Charles. Il really be-
lieve you take him simply to make
yourself look prettier by the contrast"
"Don't be jealous Of poor Pug, Char
lie" replied Carrie. 'I1l take you
some time when | want to look especi-
ally handsome" Boston Transcript.
Mr.. Harper, says Quiz, one day in
his office, was accosted by a grave
looking clergyman, who began to ask
for aid for some charitable fund in
this wise; "My FREUD, come on bus
mess Of the Lord" Eyes, yes"
interrupted Mr. Harper. "There's
several brothers of US, and the one
who attends to the business of the
Lord amt in
Literally from the German: ''Pretty
wife-kin,l said Herr X. to his neigh
boress give you me yet a kiss-let; l
ask only to out of curiosity, because
| gladly know would whether it from
your mouth sweeter tastes than of my
frau" ''Neighbor," replied she, snap
pishly, task you only my husband; he
has your dear frau many kiss given
he must it know"
One of the worst mistakes archi-
tects make in constructing houses is
the narrow stairways in the rear. For
instance, one almost invariably finds
the stairway leading from the Kitchen
to the cellar or laundry only wide
enough for one person. IF there is any
part Of a house that should have
broad easy stairway, it is that part
which IS used the most, and where it is
necessary daily to carry bulky mater
ials up and down. 1t is good economy
to have wide stairways all through the
house.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-07-08
OUR MINERAL RESOURCES.


FerhaPs IN th's connection we can do no
| Delter man 10 agalh copy from review OF
TINS snbjrct, PGbiisheG some tne since, anu
when sun noids good. ne ari!cie says:
y Pf"hiAeht resource OF TINS portion OF
me '"Ne region = us '%IHaDle mineral de-
.'SI'eA' bFa'i'i'''lE at ble AlchlSah @td'e
me- he"Fy coPperbtaHng trap range
. tAtehua rom the Iahe SHofe III southwest
direction crossing bad river ana continq-
'HS S""Lil"tS1 as .'f as township - hoftG'
range - west: bEt"teh the Ncm"Ho@&n
an" 'ne iet"S"ac rivers / MS range offers
every I""uceIheht TO the operating miner.
IN ihe rear o. TINS range anu extending
through a district OF country parallel, and
nearly as far to the westward, is the iron
bearing range, winch promises to be an
unlimited source OF wealth 70 this part Of
the state.
+ rom the Apostle Islands starts anoth-
er copper range, not yet fully explored.
running in a southwest direction rarallcl
with tho t,,,,, ra,,o.,, ,,,,,.;,,,.l, ,;,,l
WIN 'HC WV iaHS'9 previously HitnLlOHeu,
ana which IN time viii prove TO be equally
valuable
Ihree Other ranges OF this character. IN
~ ). '"S' ~ an" 1lOH
rivers, aHofdlng exposures OF rock IN very
few places, but from the finding of masses
Of corccr :, tLo ,-;o;,,;t, = :, -, 70 49,,
1fI'T :" "' 'iNiiIi'f; - 10 S''iG " S'i
ciuue lhaC they, too, are valuable. These
ridreS are cOuSidera bIv deDrpssed when 4bev
oroec H., -, - -: - Al :
CIOSo 1iOu IlNcI' DuI rise AGAIN UtiOic lhcy
reach Brule river, and attain, i'm the
,r;rir;+r, of +b,4 -4.,,, -, -l.,.,.:,, 1.
VI '"''' S'l 0d"i' an SiS'"''on vi
rom elght hundred to one thousand feet
above tho IeyoI of ~, III, ,,;+l, ol,,,l,,4
go
OSuFcS ana valuable Indications OF their
mineral wealth This holt If tra,, v,idanc
- IL !,
~ 'i'G "S5I"tuu uliti reaching LHc western
boundary OF Wisconsin, and upon It's south
western cvtrar,i+v- ,,,,, I'll. hoo ,,-.,+,,.e , e
~. - NO. 'ii iN"' >. ''~'0 VI
ahldFdCk creek, good specimens OF copper
E,co
-
Inc range that has been most extensive
" explored rises IN +o,gpsbin IS raDosn -
between ponlar aud Aninicop rivars Tho
size and unIlnrmitv- oF those ,-ainc and tho
g,,olit,, o'f ~ - ~ a - 80 - -
$500 VI viiC lItbl'''lSd IoChS, are Slo"H on
fiet,tr 80 MtGIe me ven - GU agLVSS y!
rg.,,,a7 irl-si o. - 49, :" i--iP ~
on ~ 1.et 80 =; ~. v - - ~ l ,
tho f,,t ar5 ~ J,.,a;, ,J III - 49, 81
vein stone Ca5ii, ,rii 80 - -. Iii i
inches thickness 10Th hoa
conner y - oi9 '"O''' N0'''i''7 '''''''O
There Is M 5,,,F,t +1,a ~, i,,a1 Al,
vicinity of Crerior ie as riri1 in c@rT1aT IS ia
more eastern nortan cCit Common M = rogsii,iy,
not be fofnd h ae H. ,1ossci = Of IA MIMI
sofa NTino Nm ~ go i--t;e5 l.; -, ~
when UronarI ,,-orIst5' 10 rn;,, a. IL 79,j ~
the rance VIII t,T,, M sg WI s 49, Of $40
Parties who have explored the mineral range