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ID EGIsTER's ORDER.
Rra1srRR,s nFFInR.

REGISTERS OFFIGR,
New Castle Co., DEL, August 81, 1888. ,
Upon the application of Hayes Graves
and swithin Chandler, Executors . aa Of sam sam
dred, in said county, deceased, 1T ~ Is
the Executors aforesaid give notice of grant
ing OF letters Parliamentary uDon the estate OF
tine deceased with the date of granting thereof by
causing advertisements to be posted within forty
days from the date of such letters In six of the
mostpubflc places of the county OF New Castle
recurring al1 persons having demands against the
estate to present the same or abide by an act ol
Assembly In such case made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted within the same
period in the DAILY GAZETTE, news
paper published in Wilmington, and to be con
finned therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
(~~1 Given under the hand and seal OF once
IL, s. }ofthe Register aforesaid, at wilmington,
w. Sin New Castle County, aforesaid, the day
anu s'@' AD''' 3. G. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims, against the estate OF
the deceased must present the same duly attesteu
Ia the Executors on or before August 3lst,
1884 or abide the act of Assembly in such case
l''. HAYES GRAVES, Ashland, P. o..
SWITHIN CHANDLER Falkland, P. o.
sepl-3w It's EAecutole >.
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NOTICE.

IN THE MATTER OF In Court of Chancery
WILLIAM ". BLIZZARD for
ct. ais New Castle Go.
PETITIONER FOR PARTI- aud State OF pelas
TION. ware.
Notice is hereby gilyen to all persons having
any lien or liens upon the Interest or estate OF
William Blizzard, William e. Blizzard, Charles
t. Dupont, William e. Blizzard, trustee of
Mar ha M. Davis and the said Martha NJ. DAVIS,
or either of them In the premises to which the
said cause relates, to file petition setting forth
the nature and amount II the same in the office of
the Register in Chancery for New Castle county,
ten days before the fourth Monday of September
next, and to appear and prove the said lien or
liens at the ensuing term Of the court before tht
rising of he court on the third day of the term.
augl-tts8w VICTOR DUPONT. Trustee.
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DNINIsTRAToR's SALE OF
REAL ESTATE,
N, subscriber will sell at public auction On
thursday, September l3, 1888,
O'CLOCK P. M, . ..


me Court IFouse, in the city Of Wilmington,
Egtd in New Castle Hundred, on the road
gtnc from llarc's Corner to Glasgow.
I'm + rm contains about 100 acres, adJoins
Ia. 6r isaac l,rubb, George o. Simpson and
Etf.. and i, located in one of the most desira-
blrliun, Of sew Castle county,
This half mile II m the tate Road Station
6r Dplawate Railroad, two miles from
kp,llsns, lnret miles from New Castle, and
ETfp njIr, from " iiminRtOn; schools, churches,
4 l, Ind markets are convenient, The land Is
excellent quality, suitable for farming or
st.me, Thr buildings are good. The fencing
sata5 Usage orangr hedge. There are on the
NJ 10th apulr and pgach orchards. Sale
Rai,e. Ienus Al ss,e: For igrtheE iniofma-
lmlAgtOn, Delaware.
Administrator ID. b. N, @. T. A.,
OF LEWIS REY BOLD, Decd.
Wilmington, Delaware, Aug, 81, 1888.
pz4x-o-d-Sw
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REWARDs.

DEWARD.-A REWARD OF FIVE
IL HUNDRED DOLLARS is hereby offered
for the arrest and apprehension OF Colllngwood
r. Hallett who escaped from jail at Georgetown,
Del, after midnight Sunday morning, desctip-
tion hight about Ave feet ten INCHES, rather
cracked, brown hair and small dark eyes, sharp
shin false upper teeth. CHAS. y. ST0KLEY.
Governor.
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A ame time and place louisa schmith, ad-
lIitratrt& oi Charles Schmlth, deceased, will
llle following described real estate, situate In
ylscy Of Wilmington
b. A lot ofland with a brick axle factory
hItoa erected, situated on the westerly side of
sisofFiflh street front 10 feet, depth 40 feet.
w lot with a blacksmith shop thereon
fgiel ST ated on the westerly side of a IA feet
sMtalty, leading into Fifth street near Orange
/ itfl IS iee by feet.
II ol at Northeast corner of Third and
psRont streets, ll3 feet inches by 100 feet.
n, ~, Lolat Northwest corner OF Fourth and
Ig.9n alfet Is, havinga front on Dupont street
.ksl stsssi'i'''' "SsSe'ts ~ S'''@s "t1s'- y
sal.dproperty To be sold subject to dover.
% atlas hAlt known at sale.
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" Good Building
AND
Manufacturing Lots !
'A1VRaAY, SEPTEMBER Is, '83,

gv.. 1's premises, Wilmington DEL, at 4p. m.
MN, NM, lot to he sold without postponement.
'''0al or underbldding.
~, are rapidly closing out all that remains in
b.na ''nps Of the Jefferis property. This sale
sanns many building lots ON high and good
,tlss. saa near The p W. &B. R. R., and also ex-
e,,s,' sa' ana Prominent lots near the Eleventh
h,,.,s Horse railroad facilities and the
.aa. u manufacturing interests are greatly
bridge. anu improvements over 'iie
"ap.m. ''f'"'" anu "AfA'' ''''e's
so,t., us u sale, plot and particulars see large
HEALD & CO.,
4peu Seventh and Market streets,
Agents to effect the sale.
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AT . O'CLOCK, P. M.

4 elhetenrt House, In the city Of Wilmington,
|ei0Ilu8ing fpsc ibed real estate
A!o 0f land sltua in the city OF Wilmington,
1 lle nnrlhtr side OF Logan street, adjoining
Il PtlAde ha Wilmington and Baltim re
iiRat with front OF 80 feet and depth Of 81
Fa
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PUBLIC SALES.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
rur .zETTE. FORT WORTH TEXAS DECEMBER

IKE brothers and sisters.n
What was Miss Mowlin's stv,a :,
kissinp?v s'yie OIL
e. well, whole-souled, should soy
she Is q very earnest young lady and
does all things forcibly.n ""'
HOW as to Gertie Bennett?u
'fou saw her last Tuesday on ~
stand? The reporter nodded. "Wa,i'
mat enough. amt itpn 0''
to Flatbush?r pec"iiar
- reckon not. Boys and girls ,ro
pretty much the same the world over
IN SORRY NOW
Una, , "a, There was so much of it--well, no
amt; there was no harm In If y; 'o
And you'd do 1t again?5
III got chance; but I'm afraid
kissing IS played out in Fiatbush sn
lar as we are concerned '0
me hearing of the testimony Will,
be resumed tomorrow, when tbs cele'
DRAFTED case of Higbec VS. vaughan
ion. oeS's-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS,
Arrival of Company of ostriches From,
Cape Town.

Arrival OF Company of ostriches IRON,
Cape Town.
New Orleans Plcayune1
Inc park Josip, Giuricevich master
arrived early yesterday morning from
cape Iown, South Africa. The capiain
was seen mt the Office of Mr.. s A.
Soshich, ship broker, and stated he
i'o PHEASANT voyage. At the mort
above mentioned he had taken or ne
parG OIL ms freight twenty-three os.
'riches, All OF which reached here al We
reiuafkaD'e circumstances when the
usually large mortality among these
olrds on long sea voyage is consid
cred. Each ostrich was confined in
separate cage Mr.. E. j. Johnson Of
maine, agent of the American Ostrich
company, corporation organized un-
der the laws o Maize, made the voyooe
from Cape Town. SIR. johnson WAS
interviewed last night by the writer
He said he had gone to South Africa
ABOUT year ago for the purpose of
purchasing Ostriches for the corilpanv
lie travelled into the interior some 4oo
miles from Cape Town, into the Boey
country, where the ostrich farms exist
Much attention is being paid to this
industry, and The business having
mostly fallen into skiillul LANDS. Is
thriving to greater extent than fol-
merry. Fine birds cost from e250tn .e3CO
per pair. AS many ms fifty feathers
year are to be obtained from each bird
and as these plumes sell for from S. to
So apiece in this country it can he
seen that there is considerable profit
in the business. BY importing the
birds the duty of 20 per cent on the
feathers is avoided. The ostrich lives
sometimes TO the age of thirty years.
and the female in her prime laws
sometimes as many as ninety eggs In |
twelve months. The problem to be |
solved is to rear the young birds in
this country, and the experiment is be-
ing tried in California. The Ameri- |
can Ostrich company have decided |
upon establishing farm at San DIEGO.
Cal. and thence the birds in Mr.. John. !
sons care will shortly be taken by the
Southern Pacific route.
MIR. Johnson, who is at the 81. |
Charles hotel, states that he will rent a |
vacant lot in the city and give the
bipeds a rest before starting them on
their railway journey.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17

that she is really Mrs. Kelly, the
wife of n London stock actor, who,
however, is said to see about as much
of her rs Mr.. Langtry sees Of "the
Jersey Lily;n or rs the gentleman
frcm Greece Mr.. DGmala, is
likely in the future to see of
Madame Sarah Bernhardt. Why
is it that there is so much lack of con
nubial bliss among those who figure
before the footlights? Is it not the
rule that they do not take kindly to
the domestic relations Of life? The
world has heard the stories Of the fail
ures in this respect of such favorites as
Patti, Bernhardt, I4angtrv and others.
And | hear here that Irving has a
wife, who rarely, If ever, sees him,
while Ellen Terry is now separated
from her husband, who is her second,
the first having been Mr.. Watts, a
Royal Academician, who is another
striking illustration of art in Clo-
ver.'' But whether we call her Miss
Terry or Mrs. Watts-Kelly, she is
worth seeing by those who appreciate
good acting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
AWFUL GIRLS.
Those Flatbasa Females who Attended
the Church S0cials.
"0f Course There was 10 Harm in il.
You Know"
st. Louis Post-Dispatcl.

New York, December l5.-AEiss
Annie Evadnc Higbec, who claims to
be Mrs. j. Walter Vaughn, resides
with her parents in one of row of
neat wooden cottages in Malhou street,
east OF flatbush avenue, Fiatbush, |.
]. Her mother, IL Well-preserved and
pleasant little woman, received the
Posl-Dlspatch correspondent yester-
day, and in relation to the suit of
abandonment brought by her daugh-
ter against Mr.. Vaughan, she said; II
wish you would state most positively
that we are not seeking pecnniary
satisfaction in this matter; all we ask
Is justice. Oar daughter has been
grievousiy wroDged, and we, her
parents, are going to see her righted
so TAR MS III Is IN our power to do so.
Either she Is this mans wife, or he is
answerable for II great outrage com
m'tted upon her. Ii WAS the desire of
her father and myself to have this
thing settled quietly. We were going
TO ms young mans father to state
the facts and endeavor to obtain
justice, but In some way the matter
GOT INTO THE NEWSPAPERS.
and then we had no recourse but 10
bring the matter before the courts. II
has been unfortunate for our children
that both their father aud myselfhaye
been engaged away from home for n
great part of the time, and therefore
have not been able to give them as
niuci al our care AS we liked. Our
oldest girl, Annie, has had, for some
tihie, almost the entire charge of the
mouse. Here in liatbush we are al
most entire strangers, and the only
one OF These people that | have been
previously acquainted with il Mrs.
lianhiin 1t was through her intro.
"uc.ioh that Annie first became ac-
luainted with the Naughans. There
was 10 he an entertainment in the
church,and it seems no one could he
o.tainsu TO take part In the dialogue
WIN MT snyder, and so Mrs. Hamblin
ASKED ANNIE TO DO rr.
She consented, and in that way She
o.came intimate with this sci
vaughan took fancy to my daughter
ana was Jealous of john SNYDER md
the hoeiable at Cases was Tho frat
hme he was with her when SNYDER
was not present. As she relates il 10
ne sue was one of a group of girls who
tc listeuilg 10 q story that was be-
ing related by Miss Mewlln. when
M vaughan came and put his arm
ai"unu her waist and said: Annie
come with nee. | want YOU IN ,nnrr,,
me: Well, abe went with aim ma
~ nv thHngi,t y n Joke. byt aTtcr lie
hiuiisase iiad been soienii,ts,.a ~. ,o,,,s
her one side and said: Now. Annie
.his u earnest; this will stand ln,v
AZ hrst she doubted it. but he vas 80
l posi.ive IN his assurance that ut last.
ieeiiag battered at having been
CHOSEN As A WIFE
~ one she liked. she said: We'll. If,
Tvs so suppose We must SO regard II /,
and Then she says they vent upio NJ
Casa aud then to Mrs. Uamblin ~
whom Annie said: Allow me To- in.
troduee any husband, Mr. Vaurb,n,
Mrs. Han.blin said: 'Why This il
very sudden, and Mr.. Vaughan aid,
Yes, II just took place on the lawn;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
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FOR S.ALE-LJvE STOCK.

ayspun.,r, FOR SALE-SGO0 HEAD OF
yzxsB$J choice western graded cattle
tl{S1M well located on one of the finest
siaH--s-nI. ranges IN Northwestern Texas
WIN iihc protection and abu dance OF never.
falling water Also 40 superior COW ponies !;
good headquait ranch houses, and well-Hr
ranged and weil-built pens Mt various places
ON ranch. THIS herd las been on present TO-
tatlun about eight years, IL finely graded up
by The use OF fine bulls, has been well man
aged, and Is under fine control. Price of en-
tire outiit y o,00--sla5UV cash, and balance
IN twelve months with interest at o per cent.
past season, with fair prospects OF 1850 dnIipg
the coming season. and about 1900 beef cattE7.
inc Fort Worth Live STICK and Land Assc A.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
An Immense Bonanza.

Ottawa, December 49, Advices
have been received regarding Il large
gold find discovered in the Rocky
mountains, at mile north of Podmore
lhe find is reported to be an immense
bonanza. The surface of The find is
copper, assaying l6o pnund. per ton.
undor that ic gold.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
FARMS FOR SALE.

900 ACRE FARM FOR SALE. I60 ACRES
~ IN pasture and 80 In cultivation; i. good
comfortable house of i've rooms, and out
muses., barn, nnd splendid water. Four
miles from WeatherfoId, on the Denton
road. Eor particulars enquire of r.
Y. Dillingham; ON the premises, or II. W.
Duke at Weatherford.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17

GREAT CHAN CE-iS ACRE FRUIT FARM,
" u,UW grape vines, peach trees. pear trees,
apple trees, good improvements aud tanks
ior wlns-inakipg, etc. Will sell one-lialf in
tetest Tor ri,51O: whole plant for 5000. Only
thtce lnileS from railroad aud market. Adj
dress Texas investment Co, Limied.
EOR SALF,-Sso ACRES IN rHE NORTH
L part oil franklin Co Good title ard very
low price, Texas Investment co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17

EOk sALE--CAR-LOAD or TENNESSEE,
Jacks. These are timely bred Jacks, Just
imported rom Tennessee by j. \. iroocil and
Iedisrees given ON application. Horse and
mule traders consulting their own interests
VIII mol delay In examining this stock ana
ana making purchases for spring use. Mr.
20 81, can be soe0 AT / @ Office OF the Texas
Investment company, limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
WANT COLUMN.

Advertisements under this head will be in
Hleu az the rate Of i've cents n line, cnch
sie''iicn, seven woTda TO the line. No adver-
lsement inserted for less than 20 cents. Par
So with whom we have no running account
~ 81 ray In advance
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

lfoR sAIE-rLANK DEEDS WITH VEN
dofs lieu retained. GAZETTE job once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
wAsrEu--sIALH HELP.

tNhSrED-IMMEDI TWO FIRST
w cin-s tailors coat aud rants AID vest
makers. Apply to VIM. Northway, Colorado
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
ROOMS FOR GENT.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SAFE.

DOOM FURNISHED AND WELL PLAs
IN tered on Taylor street. between Jackson
and Texas, No. 80, Apply on premises.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
personal.

Mrs. 9. y. KING, AT WAVERIY HOUSE.
VI dealer IN hair work. Makes brAids and
senilemens hair chains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17

NOR SALE-;s10 HEAD OF HIGH GRADE
L shorthorn bulls. Also q car load OF thor
ougilbred shorthorn females. These cattle
are IN nui hands to be sold Within the next
ssi,1ty dur y, ana parties desiring such stock.
miss1nri raised. can get OF az bargains out OF
TINS hefd. TEX ~ lNvhsfMENr Co., Limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17

COO REWARD-ONE DARK BROWN
DEV horse, foui years old l6hapds nigh,
Ono light brown, about Is hands high,
branded enEd ye,y dim on LEFT shoulder.
a I'M . Of both horses lightly banged,
ward Will be paid for the horses delivered
70 mo at the rare grounds, Fort Worth,
Texas cHAs. MULLINS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17
HOTELS


c. .,,,,I1'I, & rRlspsls.' BY
HAH Harreii, lawyer; .,s 4
aud live stock .,g ,., ss,neEio,
stock agents, Fort ,,,.0ss ron
Texas. Have ra', mi sslItllp
acres. VIII buy anu
.n,,nuiss on,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17

nE0N,;Ip l, W.aaSsil
". !. PendIe.1,n,,,, eoSssias
BowIin, c. X. b .,Nns. copptfe|
Worth, Tex. uin ! n, sisin
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17

II s y, Is% .bDec a aI;;.i 5s's:.
faarrant. Denton, y X islS'
,r, az tlIe state. 80 (
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17

c,TINE s. sTlSs Y, lar. NJ
Office upstairs .n,n,asts.
First and Main fHs II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17

n. JOHNsON, y w
az tsaue county, I ,''., and
special attention. esierents'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17

" Z be literally rew eva ys !, Flsbl|
zErTE Office. ~ueftatoulr H
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-09-25

WE condensc The following items from
the Avalanche: Rock is now being haul
Ell to Leonards mill from the Black Jack
Twenty-e light tons of ore mlied from the
South Chariot mine paid $ll5 per ton. G.
w. Moore, Of Boise City, is the owner of
the mine, and has it leased on tribute
The Harper saw mill will be hauled to
Weiser, where it will be erected by J. c..
HDl. G. F. Miller, of the firm of Hoffer
4 Miller, of Silver City, died the other day
in Boise. He came to Silver in 1865 or &c
and has been engaged in various business
enterprises since that time. He was un
married Was born in Bavaria, Germany
in 1922. After protracled investigation
of charges Of corruption against The board
of California State Prison Directors, Gov
ernor Stoneman has removed four of then
and appointed two Republicans and two
Democrats in their place One of the Re
publicans appointed is W. J. Hill, former
ly editor and proprietor of the Avalanche
George w. Hill is lying dangerously i'll
with erysipelas in his head, at his resi-
dence on the Bruneau.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-09-25

THE following squibs are extracted from
Sundays Democrats Considerable freight
is received here via Kuna. Pinney is
building fine carriage house on his block
The streets of Boise were alive all day yes
terday with freight teams arriving, unload
ing and departing. Jonas W. Browns
b lex house, at the lower end of Main
street, is about finished. Father Nattini
has returned from Portland. Fine buck
wheat is raised in Boise valley, and tobac
co and sweet potatoes also do well. The
hope of selling lots down at The Canyon
ON the strength of making it the shipping
point for Boise, has already gone flicker
ing Boise is now receiving, and will con
tinue to receive her freights va Kuna
Considerable ague in town and the valley
Ten or twelve gambling games are run
ming in Boise Mrs. VIM. Dawson who
was thrown from seat and run over by
the wagon wheels at the mouth OF Cranes
gulch several days ago, is not expected t(
live
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-09-25

j. L. DONoHUE, at work in the "Old
Standby" blacksmith shop owned by John
Cowan, recently arrived from Colorado.
He is fine workman, and John, as every
body here knows, is as good as the best of
them at the Vulcanic art. They are kept
busy, and keep up a lively anvil chorus.
Standby is the place to 60, THIS shop
will turn out all kinds of work in the line
of blacksmthing with neatness and dis
patch John has been going it single
handed the past two or three weeks, and
there being more work than he could get
away with alone, and as there was no
blacksmith in this vicinity, he had to send
off for one.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-09-25

HUGO PLAYHOUSE was over yesterda
from the Garfield, his gold ledge on
Henry creek, He has driven a tunnel
thirty feet OH the vein, which has widened
from three or four inches to fifteen inches.
Eleven inches OF the vein shows liberal
sprinkling of free gold. Hugo is very
much encouraged with the showing. lie
is an energetic prospector, aud we hope he
has bonanza.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-09-25

A CHINAMAN, an old resident of this
place, is, as his brother Celestials express
it, "too muche Clay" He is harmless. 1t
seems that he became possessed of more
religion than his intellect could stand, and
his insanity crops out in the shape of al
most continual and devout worship. He
came down Montgomery street yesterday
with upturned face and tall ing in this
strain: "Chinamen say me Glaze, but me
no Glaze. Me heap love jesse Klise. Him
Mclean man. Heap good man. Him
makcm sun, moon and stars. Eber'thing
belongy him. Pretty soon me die anu go
to Jese Klse all same Mclean man. No
likee China Josh. Me worship sun cause
jesse Klise make him." He is extremely
happy IN the belief that glorious hereaf.
ter awaits him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-09-25


Two of The DALEY boys, owners of the
Mountain King Ihinc, sand another man,
passed through here the other day on their
way to Boise, from Sheep Mountain. One
of the boys informed Us thai they have
had thirty tons Of ore from their mine
smelted at Bay horse this season, and it
ran up to 126 rs. per ton. The ore was
taken from Il eft. vein of galena, which is
OF uniform richness. There is eight fte
Of red dirt alongside the vein that runs
$50 per ton, the lowest, and assays have
been made that ran up to l40 ozs 1t is the
intention 10 put up "A smelter at this mine
early next season. A man named Rloads
has fine prospect east of the Mountain
King. He has tapped a six-foot ledge BY
means Of a tunneL Three veins run
through the main ledge, and the ore Of
these veins is rich. Myron Cats and 9th
ers have Il file prospect two mile, west OF
the Mountain King, and the ore is the
same !, character as that of the Mountain
kiag.sof wlticl mine it probably an ex
tension. Atunnrl has been run and three
veins crossed that carry high Grade gale
ma, Two men are at work on this 1ca
ton. Ore from the Greyhound mine, IA
/ few miles from Sheep Mountain, will b.
packed to Custer 'xt year and reduced i,
t he Custer mill A ledge discovered few
weeks ago, twelve miles the her side 0
Cape Horn, is believed to be good one
1t is six feet wide The boys had spec
men OF the ore with them which they vii
have assayed, al d gallon of whiskey wi
be bought by one OF Them for the crowd
on the result. They guess it all the wa,
from $50 10 $1,000. The one whose est
mate is faIlhest from the assay pays FIR til,
corn juice.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-09-25

i'r cause oi tile llac,ai .. ,n.d, Mr..
SCI he's V. Wood insists, was due 10 i.
f'rs>enlng Of the brat emitting power
I" the sun. Decreased cvap,rst on.
u insists. does net necessarily imply
u diminished snow.lall