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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-08-07
MECHANICAL.
j. W. B1EsstNa.l R.L. BsI1ER.
BLESSING & BEELER,
Successors to James W. Butt,O
Carpenters and Builders
Charlegtoyn. " Va

MY health being such as 10 neeessitats a re-
IS1- Iinq1izhrlent of lny-personal attention TO
some portion of my numerous business affairs.
have tarned over my entire Carpenter and
Building; Business to SIcssrs. Blessing Is Beller
hitherto III my employ. Both are Competent
energetic and faithful, with abundant expe-
rience. and all work entrusted to them will. /
am sure: be faithfully aud satisfactorily OK
ecuted. JAMES W. BUTT.
As viii be seen by the above, we have sue
cecdcd Mr.. Butt i'll tie Carpenter and Building
Business. We arc,.we trust, from our. cornec-
ton for years past as employees of Dir. B.. ina
measure well known to the people OF the com
munity. We, therefore, simply offer our scr
vices to the public, and propose to take con-
tracts for Building, Repairing, and all work in
our line. ct moderate rates, and to execute the
same promptly and satisfactorily. SO saving
we respectfully ask a portion OF the public
patronage. BLESSING &. BELLER.
October 81. 1882.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho most reliable, carefully prepared and
best purgative of the present age is
Brandreth's Pills.

They are compounded of Roots, Herbs and
Gums of the most healing and beneficial kind.
As Family Medicine they are unrivallcd,
curing Headache, Constipation, Liver Com
plant, rheumatism, Dyspepsia-clearing the
blood of all notwithstanding on the Liver.
Kidneys and other important organs. remoy-
ing the waste tissue, and adding years to the
lives OF all who use them.
For fifty years they have been used by the
American public, and their constantly incrcas-
ing sales show bow they are appreciated.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-08-07

Glass Fruit Jars, in quarts and half
gallon. for sale at lowest prices by
S. S. DALGARS.
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CONNECrIONs

/
st IiGTHsTowS. Mp, with the Wcstcr1i
Maryland Railroad % and FROM Baltimore, Frcda
clIck. Emmittsbnrg Gettysburg. PCnmur,
Wayne bpro. Pa, and poiiIls url the Western
Mury land Railroad aud branches.
with the Cumberland Valley Railroad t0and
from harrisburg, Carlisle Shippcnsburg. Cham.
bnrsbGrc, McvccisblTg Martinsburg and points
on the Cumberland Valley RailfOud and
branches.
Also to and from Pittsburg Pnd the West and
NoctllwcGt, and Boston, New York, Phila-
da!piia, and the North and East
II SUENAHnQAH JUNCTION. w. Va, wish
Main Line OF Baltimore & Ohio Railroad u and
from Washington.
At RivERToN, VA, with Manassas Branch Of
Virginia Midland EutlwaY
aP:aEc " Ohio Railway to and from Grccn4
hrier White Sulphur Springs and Richmond!
AZ LoEU LAIRD. with Lexington BTungh Of
Richmond IL Allegheny RniII Dad.
At NATURAL. BRIDGE. with Maiu Line of
Richmond q Allegheny RAILROAD.
Al ROANOKE, with Norfolk & Western Ralls
road.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
At RIVERSIDE. for Lexington VR. ~
At hOTcE. for Mihwood and Winchester va.
NORTHWARD. DAILY. Daily
Except
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g." Pullman Sleeper, daily. on Express No.
). New York TO Chattanooga, vim Harrisburg.
New Orleans. win Knoxville and Atlanta, aud
az Dalton with Pullman Shoppers for JacksonE
vile: making virtually 'i0 Change New York 70
Florida, ana New York to New Orleans.
Pullman l'arlor Car, daily except Sunday, on
Express No. /. between Philadelphia and
Luray, viz Harrisburg.
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shenandoah Valley r. r

Time Table in effect July 9TH, 1888,
SOUTHWARK. DAILY. Daily
RXccPe
Sunday
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& CME CON Fraser. Positively Cures COINS.
- HInicgs and other CaiiGses. Prepared
only by l. SENT * Co. Baltimore For a[,lc BY
DR.. CHS. z PRATT.
who viii furnish best Of references.
ErrI.rrrnr-- = INS.;
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81 Daily. an other a
Jay, wEsrw4RD RoUNp.

No. 2SS Daily. All other trains daily. exSeps
Sunday. T. C. PRINCE.
Supervisor of Trains, Winchester, Va.
". NJ. CLEMENTS, -
Master of transportation, Camden StStioil!s
May -. 1888.
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RoLAND CHILLED PLorGus,

Call at the Foundry and Machine shop before
purchasing. WERLICH * WELLER.
Charlcstown. August 2. 1881
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- N'II.I.iI.NNN.
Peoples Advocote, Pittsb'g, Pa.
July p. 1878.
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! 2T4:stanE Tinimont - without an c1r7ol.
I IL i;Cz,cSEEtcz; ilcc-a asI,5 1s,tS-CSe To
tI3 Eo--5- l;0>2c--I2lGi.inS tho CortinI;-
!: 3.G3 Of i'::iIl and Inflammation iulDos-
SS!h!S. It's Clfnct5upon Eunan E!ceH and
:; tiH tirIte Creation arc equally woltlcr. /
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Dee 20 Illns.raE1marll aoaD.
Ne r.he. Dsa.,s. Es,a ~ Well -

-
The long talked Of project OF . rail-
ray FROM Salt Lake to San Francisco
through the territory lying between the
Central and Souih-In Pacific roads. has
at length taken 4, finite SHAPE by the
filing Of articles of incorporation Of the
United States Central Railroad At Dem
yer City. with a cipitalof $751; 900.
Tho principal busiaess offices Of the
company axe 70 DO established in San
Francisco. Among the stockholders
are the Presidents OF several eastern
railroads aud banks. and the names Of
n number Of wealthy and prominent
citiz=ns Of New York. ST. Loris, Dem
yer City, Salt Lake City and San Fran
o.sco. are enumerated in the list. Alta
meeting OF the Board Of Directors in
San Francisco Wednesday. w. W.
Walker. Of the st. Louis aud Hannibal
road, was elected President; John
Sharp, OF Sal, Lake City, aud E. 7.
Wells. OF Denver City, vice-Pr.si-
dents.
The company will effect the CONSOLE
dation OF the San Francisco and
Ocean Shore, California Central and
Denver Hot Springs and Pacific Rail-
road companies. The road will be of
the standard guase. aud will run from
San Francisco to Denver via Santa
Cruz. crossing the Southern Pacific nj
MintuTn. through the foot hills OF FEES
no AMI Mcriposa counties to the Big
Trees and Yosemite and over the Sier-
ras at tho headwaters OF the San
Joaquin river, tapping IN the Easter
slope Capdelaria, Belleville, Benton,
Aurora and other mining camps; then
over the Columbus borax meadows to
Crystal Springs, Nevada, and from
there n branch road will be run south
to O junction of the Atlantic and Pa
cifc road. Continuing on from Crys-
tai Springs, the main line will 60 to
Zion Springs, Utah, from where q Sec
ond branch viii DO built to Milford, the
southern trrminus Of the Utah Cen
trail, making n connection with the
Union Pacific. From: Milford the road
runs in an easterly direction via Halls
Valley aud Morrison to Denver. 1t is
already located 500 miles east from
S IN Francisco and 200 west from Den
yer, md will be. when completed, the
shortest and over the easiest grades be-
tween the two cities. The terminus in
San Francisco will be on the North
Beach, aud should there be nothing to
prevent m entrance 10 the city, it is
expected that this new road will prove
Il formidable competitor to the Central
Pacific. II the city authorities refuse
to give the company q franchise, they
are prepared to purchase the right Of
way; the determination being to avoid.
II nt all possible. tse necessity of Cross
ing the Bay. 1t is proposed to com.
mence work ut both ends. and push on
the construction us rapidly as men and
money can do it.
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The Weekly independents

Advertisers In the DAILY ISDEPESD-
ESr also have the advantage OF tho col
umns q the WEEKLY INDEPENDENT
which has been published without in
Permission ut this Office since early in
the year 1869, and has a general circu-
lation in every district, camp md val
ley throughout the length md breadth
of Elko county, and is by f"r the best
advertising medium that has eyer been
established in the county. Remember
that advertisements in our Daily nlso
secure the bea, fits Of our large Weekly
circulation, and hat our terms are
comparatively much lower than those
of any competitor. .
The Weekly is q e4I3G-inch sheet,
and besides advertisements runs SiTieen
columns Of reading matter. embracing
all the telegraphic news Of general in
tercst. all the news of the State. and is
specially devoted to the local news of
the county and county seat. BY sub
scribirg for the WLEKLY ELKo ISDE-
PENDENT you not only obtain all the 10.
cal news, but also receive a knowledge
of all important events transporting in
nny and every quarter Of the habi,able
world.
Send along your subscriptions.
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Delegate Singheiser. who is now in
Washington. says the pelple1ing prob.
lem at present in Idaho is that of Nor
monism, three counties OF the Territory
being under their domination. Each
year showed the evil increasing. The
people Of the East had no idea OF the
power q this sect. aud from his obser
Walton he felt sure that il needed they
could muster 100. 900 armed and fully
equipped fanatics, eager to do battle
for their faith. One remedy against
the encroachments OF the Mormons,
would be to disfranchise them, and il
this failed, hnrsher measures should
be resorted to,
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Father Hughes.

Good Mrs. Hughes did yesterday pre-.
sent, so to speak, her husband. w. p. a
worthy man OF types In this Office, with
a daughter. Ho had been setting 'em
up for the world at large for years, but
In tho due and wholesome course of
things no ems called to sot 'em up for
himself. We have gathered about the
generous keg Of good beer, the editorial
we, II one man can DO so gathered, and
we. this means tho whole shop. have
taken in the inspiration which says:
"Here's TO Father Hughes and his first
born" IT might have been n boy, but
II wasn't. IL II had been II would have
been n Texas Ranger. The father had
already thought OF ways and means TO
manage the young terror. when 10, IL
came a girl, aud no brenthed easier, no
to mention tho mother. May the
young lady grow up to delight and
cheer tho old folks. Ms she doubtless
will and the Hughes family never grow
Iess.-EureBa Sentinel.
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The PAciae Mail steamer San Bias.
which arrived At San Francisco We'd
nssday. from Panama. brought three
cases Of yellow fsver-John Murphy, .
cabin passenger from New York; Fran
cisco Perez. from Acapulco. and the
steamers cook. The two last are re-
ported dying. Muphy is recovering.
The vessel failed to Hy the yellow flag.
the surgeon being iguorant OF the char
scter OF the disease. On the way up
the steamer stopped at Acapulco. MAJ
allan and San Bias. No communisa-
ton was held with the latter placc, rs
the fever Is still raging there. At MAJ
allan she took thirty passengers on
board AID got a clean bill Of health.
The first case vas developed after leav.
ing AcsPu!co. The we'll passengers
were transported to the steamer China,
and the sick one to the fever floating
hospital.
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n EAlsFprisS Psbii .hes the follow
~ 0aasAieatSoa iron "Anaryllis."
aRoGAtne Coosssek danssl Of sssen
tally noasrr possibilities:
"MA- EDrroEs We girls hare formed
aslsb Of oar own. and don't allow It to
escape your ~rsteuiiyv nsmory-th~t's a
snbsttuts for 'don'ehu fon tit.'whieh
the dudss have worn thrcSdbare-We're
going to run things in style.
We otsaniErd hss <-ek e. err house
and got alonG smoother then any church
choir you eve heard or dreamed Of. il
took US o long time TO s.ttle on n name
though. One Of my brothers was ad-
mittsd rs proxy for his girl. who lives
In Gold Hill. AMI he nearly ruined ev-
srythipg by proposing such names as
THE Social Amalgamation Of Sacchat-
ferrous Feminity" aud the Detachable
Democracy of Decorative Dudines.'
but 20 resolved ourselves into n com
mittee Of h whole and elected him.
I'm lame yet from its effects. We fnnl-
ly decided upon "The Dependent Order
Of Dudus." my sister claiming 'dudus"
10 the proper feminine deiivative OF
''iuds." Do you think il is7 / believe
''duds" should be neuter gender. be-
eAuse dudes are things.
We have three drgrees-the first for
manageable members, the second for
engaged dudus. and tho third for old
maids.-Tbe latter degree compulsory
after ave years membership.
Pa said we must have n goat, SO I in
sisted on t.; but we had an ua!ul time
settling the matter. or couIss we
couldn't have a male goat-we a=e firm
In excluding the opposite sex entirely
30 at last we agreed upon . real gentle
girl goat, and 1 I'm to Ike care Of her,
and use tho milk for my complexion.
Pa promises to get o curb bit and
side saddle for Nanny. so We can ride
the animal all right. Pa belongs to all
the secret societies. and he has prom.
ised to teach our officers how 10 make
the best uso Of the goat.
Well, I'm in a hurry now, but will
tell you all alb n, tn. society mex: week,
II you want to know. Gushingly thine,
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sroa.v cOUxrr nensED.
Frsosarse Nevis Fsreea - OPsA
~ aao0 and IhOa LOekOd


About go o'clock Tuesday night, IS
the Treasurer Of Storey county vas
writing in his Office at Virginia City.
be heard . voice HELLO. Amt you
wording latel' aud on raising his head
gazsd into the muzzls Of q gun which q
stranger vas pointing toward him,
end of the counter toward Nevin with n
big knife In his hand. who admonished
him to keep quiet and no harm should
come TO him. at thu same time order
ing him to open the county safe. Treas
urer NeSin says: 1.-The man outside the
counter remained there until I passed
him. When 1 reached the safe 1 said:
Boys, it's no use in trying to open the
safe. The time-lock is on aud it is i'm
possible to open it, One Of thsm
again said. No talking; take the COM
bipaiion of anil we'll attend to the
time-lock.' The idea Of resistance had
not entered my mind, as I supposed the
time-lock would prevent any entrance
to the safe. accordingly worked on
the combination aud was surprised
when the safe suddenly opened. As
the doors Of the safe swung open, the
man with the kife stood at my left
band and toh me to pass on towards
the wall and stay there until they got
lW nal lNl 80 Al. =. -
gun Laid it down aud started taking out
the money. while the a with the
knife faced me aud stayed in hat pos
iuon until all the coin had been re-
moved from the safe into the outside
Office. / suppose thew remained in the
vault with me about four hours. In 60.
out they closed the doors of the vault
upon me, one Of them remarking, YOU
keep quist until ne get away That
was nll l saw Of them"
By stamping and ~hallooing, Nevin in
n few minutes attracted the attention OF
Tailor Breeu, Sho sant for Deputy
Treasurer Harmon, who had tho COM
bination Of the vault door. and for O
locksmith who cut through the inside
door-the robbers having taken the
keys-aud at 3 O'Clock Nevin was re.
leased. Salir, the locksmith, is OF the
opinion that the limerick is out OF or,
der.
1t was discovered that the sum taker
WAS 50, 50i Ga. A test Of the lock was
being made by the local agent OF the
Yale Co. by setting it 10 open at c
o'clock p. NJ. when it wouid be pub
licly tried. The TTeasurer's keys taken
by the robbers were found outside th,
building. 1t is a mystery how two mel
got away with the money, as $1,000 o.
it was in silver, which would weigh
abyut $50 pounds. The robbers wer,
masked, one being about . feet ten in
ches in hight aud the other n it'll,
larger. The County Commissioners Of
fer n reward o. $1,000 for the recovery
Of the stolen money, and another $1,000
for the capture Of tho robbers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-04

Tvo Chinese eases 70 tssa the valid
iiy OF the chiness Government eertia-
Gates. came mp Monday before Judge
Hofhpa. In the United StAiss District
Court In San Francisco. He pro-
nouneed them sIeesdinsly embanAss-
ing. One Of them vac a chinaman
rho said he vas = cigar manufacturer.
The Judge sid Congress used the
~ori merchant" not "manufacturel"
tina, il every Chinam.n who made .
few cigars. or peddled matches vas to
% classified AZ . merchant. the Re
strietion Act would be practically a
dead letter. The second case was n
boy IL years Of age. His certificate sets
forth that the bearer was going to San
Francisco to manage The business iu-
terest in q merchAntile firm. Was the
boy . laborer or a merchant? 1t is
difficult to decide, so judgment Was de.
ferred.
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The Times-Reviev closes an article
nearly a column in length. in which one
Professor Sattler attempts to prove an
error in our chronology. as follws: at
thus results, according to Professor
Sattler. that the Christian reckoning is
at fault by i've years. and that We are
now in 1883 aud not in 1885," Well,
what OF it? Will We not have a Presi-
Dental election text year all the
same? And moreover. the Professor is
in error when he says that Jesus was
born on the 25th Of December" for il
is agreed by The best authorities that
that important CIV, n; occurred in April,
and not in December, Let it remain
1888.
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Eurekn TnnneI Ma,,er..

The Eureka Sentinel says: The Eure-
ka Tunnel, including NIL the mining
claims belonging to the Eureka Tunnel
and Mining Company, We're sid at
noon Monday by Sheriff Sweeney at
sherif's sale. to satisfy the judgement
OF tho White Pine County Bank against
tie company. The entire property was
bought in by r. Sadler for the sum Of
$4,000, this a.Iount Icing necessary
to pay of the preferred claims against
which had been fled Sith tho Sheriff,
and the bank judgement. Prior to the
sale, arrangements had been made with
the miners by a syndicate, composed OF
Z. SadleI, II. Muller, John S. Capron,
aud VIM. Pardy, TO lake up all the pre-.
ferred claims at % cents on the dollar
cash. During the afternoon all the
preferred claims were paid off ct this
rate The personal property of the
Company has not yet been soil, it be-
Ing under attachments sued out Of the
Justices Court p. n. Hansen. As the
matter now stands. the property be-
longs 70 Messrs Sadler Capron, Muller
And Pardy. +. W. Cluie has n judg-
ment against the company for $40, 900.
aud IL is quite probable that he will re-
deem the property from the syndicate
in order to save himself.
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The San Francisco Bulletin says on
reliable authority, that a regular sys-
tenn OF fraudulent brokerage has been
established at Canton to furnish Chi.
nese Graders" certificates. at from SO
10 $50 each. The cost depends upon
the standing Of the applicants friends.
who Vouch for him, as tho applicant Is
not brought in contact with tho Chi
nese officials.
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an election where tho Republican ele.
ment "kicks tho BEAM" is in striking
cortrast with its long winded boastful
Celebrations Of the subject when the
result is favorable to its pampered
pet. The time in which this menda.
soiOus partisan could. with its lightning
lies. Influence the elections. Is happily
past however, and its power as q polit-
zeal engine having departed with those
times, II still appears 10 take delight in
exhibiting its nsinine bigotry and en-
forced impotency.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-04

BY an explosion ct an underground
station on the Metropolitan Railway in
London, Tuesday evening, several cars
Of a passenger train were badly dam.
aged and about forty passengers were
injured; some fatally. The shock of
the explosion is said to have been sim
liar to that at the Government Offices
last March, in which DR.. Gallagher was
implicated, and the deviltry is nscribsd
to Fenianism, although nothing is yet
known as TO its origin.
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A colonization COMPANY wns rscsntl,

A colonization company was recently
organized in San Francisco for the pur-
pose Of sending emigrants to Honduras.
President Soto has offered excellent in
ducsmeuts to actual settlers. and the
company has secured o conditional
grant Of 500. 900 acres of land on the
sea coast, web waterei by streams aud
springs Ten THOUSAND shares OF stock
have already been subscribed for. The
purpose OF the orgauiz .tion is to en-
gage in agriculture. mining, mauufae,
turing and commercial enterprises. The
Government land available to settlers
is represented to be ~alluvial and
prairie soil, with sone timber on tn.
rivers, while the uplauls are valuable
only for p,sturage.
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TIL. OHIO

Tho full returns OF the Ohio election
shcw that the vote was by far tho larS-
ever cast except in n Presidential year.
The total foots up 72l AGA, which is
within less than 1000 OF the vote in
1887. nearly 10000 more than was
brought out last year, aud almost lOO.-
900 above the Gubernatorial poll in
1881. Hoadiy received $50, 953 ngains.
Hancock's $40, 72I, and Foraker 347,.
hG4 to GaIfield's 375.O4s. while the
Prohibitionists and Greenbackers to-
g'ther numbered ll,l4G. giving HoadIy
1899 more votes than Foraker re-
ceived and a clear majority Of 1883
over all on about the Same total vote
which showed %, l55 clear majority for
Garfield IN 1880. The Republicans in
Other words lost about %, 900 votes as
compared with the Presidential year,
and the Democrats gained nearly 49,
600.
The facility with which that ''impar-
tial" news gatherer, Of the Associated
Press. loses oil interest in the details OF
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-04

AT the recent Labor Convention in
Paris the French delegates urged State
intervention aud International legrsla-
ton. Ono delegate said that tho work
ingmon ought TO form n political party.
and, II necessary. resort TO forco to Sc.
cure the support OF trades unions.
Governments. 'hc said. sought war,
while working people wish peace, un-
ION and progress. His speech was
heartily applanded.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-04

Letters from Saigo state that mur,
ders and cruelties were committed near
Hue on the occasion Of the capture by
the French sailors. Admiral Cc=.be:
directed in an official order that there
should DO no quarter given to men,
women or children. Three hundred
AnsSsi:Ss. fleeing to the bay OF Tbuan,
were all shot. and $50 more drifting on
a junk without arms or oars, were also
massacred.
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Tho Times-Reviow says: Tho Navajo
mill will start up Ia about two weeks.
The drift connection between the Belle
Isle and the North Belle Isle will be
completed in about ten days. which
will insure n suGlciency Of water for
milling purposes. The connection will
be made from the 35O-foot level in the
Belle Isle with the 300 foot in tbs Moth
Belle Isle. The mill will work the orc
from tho Navajo and North Belle Isle,
enough Of which is extracted and im-
mediateiy accessible for n run Of several
months. By which time other points in
the mines will be opened which will
doubtless furnish ore for a much longer
period. There will be no assessment
upon either mine, bu. dividends WILL
doubtless be the order of the day. With
the Navajo and Grand Prizs mills run
ming on good qualities Of ore, tho bull
lion output OF Tuscarora will como up
TO its former standard, and the halcyon
days Of yore prevail in the camp.