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a KemaI-ka able Success

We notice the firm Of kwlcchi 4 Flg,a.cl
who just opened business two weeks ago had
to rent already another store night next To them,
in the Clark Building, 10 accommodate tn. in
crease OF their business, such WAS The r3-t. Tor
their new and first lir,t-class goods ,?
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When your only and beloved son comes
home SCARED up as the result OF a Juvenile fight,
apply kendaiNs SPAWN Cure, and The pain W i'll
ccas' and The intellect vii be greatly strength
"ned, and in al probability he will soon be- in The
White House. Read advertisement.
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EDreS$ Goods

The reputation which W. II. Wilson h4, had
Tor years as keeping the best stock Of Dire good.
IN Tallahassee is fully sustained tAi- >cae,M III,
stock is simply immense iull o! new amt bcauti-
full styles, with trimmings 10 match Prices yeIv
low .,n
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Road Laws.

Our first edition of road laws being exhausted
we have printed few hundred copies more.
Send your orders TO the FLoRIDIAN Office Price
one dollar per dozen single copies ten cents
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Neuralgia

Is Instantly relieved and cured by Dr. Jordan ;
Joyous JuIcp Nothing like il On The globe tor
the immediate relief Of Neuralgia, Sick, Nervous
and Perio 'ical Headache. For Painful Men
situation it has no equal. Cures every time
when properly taken. Get it at once Ii you su!-
fer Price 30 cents For sale by NJ Lively,
Druggisl j-6m
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MASONIC.

g Kr-ula1 mtctngs Ot JACkSux t.on.A
~ are ed Oh the first and thrd Mun..as, :, saSt.
N ,rt At o'clock T. VI.
". NJ. McINrt'Si. S,sr;.g
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shoe kDPDArtnRemf-

W r. Wilson is paying particular attention 10
his inmcns. Stock OF Shoes. Mr. = g. Bail has
charge OF hi. Shoe Department. Every attention
will DC paid TO shoe customers. Prices and quail
iiN guaranteed To he satisfactory. -
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SHOES! shoes. SHOES

w. II Wilson has the largest and most com
plctc Stock of Shoe, ever offered in Tallaha~-.r
embracing every style, and adapted To Tie want.
OF every class. -
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y \ NcAIpn Ne" Troy. u I>a.c Cr,Ft I.ia+i
=" tnchlo" = Augustine
- 49, t.,
Va donhr 80. ,,;rr.d .r ..;ri.
Bur rheli You know. she didn,t ,,..,.
To me- IN all Things -hc wa True
: ',iha man even '0"' lave -" Z:
,''i' o', go, ''y,' v''4
A.,.r..go,. :.Ii.renc,i o., a,.I..-.
And for day va Drol,-n..lr....
-N-Cm saw. At Is \. M,-in:,,~,' ;, :;
l.,oh oil toI the r,luinocit,l gale.
OK l"hc> and Bows 1T Il y Ncs.h,I..,' Il
Wei Chains and Bocl>cl~, al Il. \ M,.an-
n.>- + y
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80" -
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Nrs,,''',. ~
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each, Al ". S,x.oNto,s =! 3,o1
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Cheap, Cheaper. ChcaDc>t.

Irish Potatoes, Onions, Chr,>c aiol Mlcc;,l,.ili
al Lcvcrctlc Il Clarn'> -
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W. k. Wilson has a full line OF C:;h, >,r,y
Shoes for Men, Women and Chi}lIcn =
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They Have IA Good Effect.

One of the most INTELLIGENT and >slct4 ~,l,iI
stock raIserS III Leon county say, "l hlW!, Cat
Tie Powders They are tie h,@r ttin.c ! have
ever tried, and their effect is pciccpuhr It
once"
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All Qualities

Black Cashmeres, Black Shoo1d,.s, Black OF
tomans, Black Taffetas, Black Jersey Cloths,
Black Armures ut w. r. Wilson'S -
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tiCles tOrw arded :

aTIICItS IOIWdrUcu
One barrel sweet potatoes. on. packa.,c ric..
One barrel Irish potatoes. one ca-c hone, in ,,.ui
One barrel cane syrup one barrel hou.v
One kcg orange syrup. one barrel she'll Inn.
One can go lbs.) bceswax. Onc barrel rock lime
Two jars Of lard one bundle shin de- II, ,,r,..-
100 pounds bacon sawed
lOU select brick. one bundle, sbiu,,ie. min,
Two cypress barrels drawn
One bale moss. one bundle IN, lie. g.. ,,r...
One bale fodder. drawn
One bale hay. Two palmetto fr,,.-
One bale pea vine hay. Que box mari
Two bales One bundle. corn al! .t,ik
Two pkges German Miet. One alligator kin 10 f,t
One sack oats long,
One sack rye. Two barrcl~ soil
One package concho gras- one kcg soil.
One bale upland cotton. One bundle bear 4r.,>s
TWO barrels corn. One package cotton stalk.
One sack ground peas Qpin- One box brick clav
dcrs).
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OuG of Town.

Those living out of town should remembc.
that Leverette 4 Clark pay the highest cash
price for chickens, eggs, etc etc -
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1tc following gentlemen autaes.<>d A-rni- ~
jar Fl"mtIA> and viii receipt for MI sau; Iaa thca
btI arm. tentfcNiNc T. r. Wlilao. Mos IialL
> " Bradley iamonia. scott. :, r.al.".ia
II II Wake, Cfa~ford'i!ie lr"Au ij.rtl'r Fer.
G. f Allison, Quincy RW pl..,. ,'itrr r,.fe
Frank Philips. Marianne. y shin, O.lAu.,
K Il Sheppard. Milton. II nr,. Iaa, BIt,eI
II Mclnry. Lloyd~ F',r,., ~-eCiia.
Th"r simmons Monticello. Mtio } :. KS V -;
K VI Withcr~poon. Madison, j T. Blackwell. Z. 8t.li.
LoS NJ caldwell. Jasper II BGratc. t,r.it,iz.
i bATco Bronson. JuoH Mel. AZ F.,eiior'
i HODGES, santa Re. e. Efu,. ", fbi .-,,n
y \ McAlpin New Troy I>a.c Crarr. Iaiasl
= " tIichloW. - Augustine,
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sack E'lnnmeI..

trlbct|'> ana Brunswick Basket Flanncls, all
Shades, Opera Flanncl, all shade, AZ w r
" Il9,,I> -
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In ievers, malaria, bousncss, heartburn,
etc, nothing is so beneficial as Browns Iron
Bitters
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The best Sea Island Shirtngs made, one yard
wide for 10 cents, for sale by w r. Wilson. %
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They Keep oACholera

Those who have used Rawls' Horse. Hog and
their hogs this season -
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Take Hoods Eureka Liver Medi.

The best family medicine made. II is the
latest and hN far the best corrective OF ali dSoI-
dcrs oi III Liver, stomach and Bow els in The
market Ac'S Ike Charm IN Indigestion, Tor
p Liver and Constipation. Only Try it, Fer
sale by all druggists. Jim
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Rooj Il Temperature az T,Ns ,t.s,t.. f',a-i,ir,
far he past ,ct,t
.u,-,ryl'lon- taken by W. a EAwL-.' I,,. j. aIrt
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When you meet With an accident Gel u
SpFanrd ankle, or are otherwise injured. don't
80 10 The expense OF sending Tor doctor. bu,
apply kcndalfs SPAWN Cure, and YOU VIII eXpe
rlrnCc instant relief
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Canton H'lsAlnnt.I>.
Voice OF the Eseuuic.

The largest stock OF Canton Flannel, III 7 J.
i:thasstc /, at W Il. Wilson'S -
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OuSe for Rent.

neat and comfortable residence tor small
family. Apply to ,22l RA SHINE
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Leon County, ENhihjI.

The first installment OF Lcon county'o cXhjbst
tor The Louisville Exposition has been shipped
The car was taken west by the passenger ittin
last Thursday night Below we print rr,. lit 81
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Hefser's Celebrated Handmade
shoes.
Sea Island Shfrtiuys.

W. R. Wilson has full line of IIciscr', Cee
brated Hand made Shoes for Gents. %
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a Good Investments

l"u will save money by making Your par
clo.-rS AT ". r. Wilson'S. -
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I.cvcrcttc l. Clark have taken the lead H. fiAc
tobhccos and cigars. -
Zei&ler Brothers, Philadelphia
shoes.
w Il. WILSON, has Il full line of this celebrated
make of Fine Shoes Tor Ladies and hildrcn -
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I. .. q. n.

e Regular meetings of Leon YonuE No s
are aed every iesddy trs"n9, At yhrir o:g, Ksr; a:
cacA Ar Brothers IN good siaudiny Ire itee u
a.ttud. W NJ M'lNIt'Ski :SE- y g
81 Regular meetings ot .AICIIy.s fNy AMP.
WI W he'd tic second ami sh .g-s2toy ~.
,. 81 each month al their LOdg, kCDgI. n t'clock
a rafrsr,- good standing iuv'f5l Il, -. ald
b A. ME.I.NI~e. 4. p.
" VI MclNTo-H. SR.. Scribe
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in all the favorite shades, at w h Wilson's. .
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SheelinnA.

Beached and Cnblcacl-l Nhccjn-,. > y.i,~
WIDE, al . cents yard, ~ " K n-oo ,"
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Gable screw SHOES

Crackers, Crackers, Crackers. Cru.c,,, at
~ BYRD < t"ii.~
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25 Bushels

AT G. w. Saxon x Co.'S oooi
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Premium 10 Subscribers.

Florida Seed Rye, at b. A. Mcginn.~.
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~ Ci>h orders promptly nirl. Reduction on
10 E'ound- aad upwards Address I-och Box No.
81. Stuf, rd Fla
sept. >5j !. WOFFORD TT CkER.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-06

Did the Veteran shoss It - Gel
Shot BY It9

Did the Veteran ghoot Il ~ Gel
Shot BY It9
jacob Fresh applied to tho Government
recently for . pension, alleging that hs
was engaged in . hand-to-hAnd fight with
his sabre for . distance Of Ave miles, near
Huntonville. Virginia, ON July 2. 1853.
and while in that fight he VA cut In the
right arm and shot In the left arm md
leg. One Of the Government pension
examiners st Washington wrote In reply:
THE claim 10 inadmissible without fur
ther and more definite information. The
claimant 10 therefore required, with tho
return Of this letter, to state, under oath,
what caused him to get into . fight with
his sabre; what kind Of . sabre il Wa he
got into . fight with; how he happened to
have . hAnd-to-hand fight with ii; whether
there were any Witnesses present during
the fight; how he managed to get shot
while fighting with his sabre; whether 1t
was . shooting sabre; whether he believes
the sabre shot him; whether II shot any
body else; whether he shot it; how many
shots were fired; who fred the 6rst shot;
whether the soldier was in the habit Of
lighting with his sabre; how long . time
he fought 1t, and whether be had ever
fought any other sabre. It should be
shown by competent testimony whether
the soldier shot the sabre or the sabre shot
the soldier. It should also be shown
whether they fought for the distance of
five miles apart or the sabre Was ave miles
long"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-06

ln6brmatson II Degsrd - ths
II Great Northwest.
Henry Willard, President Of the North
sra PaeiHc. Informs the people Of Walla
wslla and thsreabouts that they shall havs
cheap rates Of transportation down the
Columbia River. Also that they shall
have their expected railway through the
Cascade Mountains TO Puget Sound. but
that II will b. . very costly road. The
grade will be 50 feet to the mile, and .
tunnel Of II, 200 feet In length will be re-
quired, at . cost Of $4,000, 600. He says,
moreover, that he does not care whether
the produce Of the Walla Walls country
goes TO Portland or BY the Cascades all
rail route to the Sound. This will be dis
agreeable news 70 Portland. The Cascades
railway route starts near the mouth Of
Snake River and passes through the moun-
tains ct an altitude Of over 5000 feet,
terminating ct Tacoma. It 10 the n.y.
pothenuse of triangle, the Portland
route being on the subtending sides. and
therefore much longer. Ultimately the
hypothenuse ronte must become the main
railway route for the entire country east
Of the mountains in both Washington Ter
ritory and Eastern Oregon, - It 10 the
shortest and the Sound Il more convenient
to than Portland. Besides il
trsverses : great coal and lumber region,
which must suppIya vast local tra1ic TO
the road. This announcement Of future
plans BY Willard will cause . lively emf
grafton 70 the Sound towns and 10 the rich
grain lands between Walls Walls and the
Cascade Mountains; but Il will require
several years, even cutting ct both ends
simultaneously. 10 get . II, 000-foot tunnel
through, and in the meantime the Canada
Pacific and the old Portland routes will
oier better present facilities for settlers,
either in town or country.
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Your word 4 = good = ths bank. cir.
-HoloSoft.
Ass veil your part; there al the honor
liss.-Pope.
- that you rome not 70 woo honor. but
70 we'd it.-9hakespeass.
No ous ever lost his honor except hs who
bad u not.-Publius oysus.
The journey Of high honor liAs not 10
smooth ways.-6ir P. Sydney.
The highest honor : human beiug Il
capable Of y 70 preserve . spotIsss name.
whsn vios prevails. and impious men
bear sway. ths post ol homer b . private
stAtion.-Addson.
Discretion and hardy valoE Ars the twins
Of honor. and nursed together. make Z
conqusror; divided. but . talksr.-Bcau-
mont and Fletcher.
Honor d IKE the ~, which cannot suf.
fer the lest impusity without damage; 4
u : precious stones the price Of which Y
lssssnsd By The lsAstdAw.-Bossust.
Honor hath thrss things In it-the
vantage ground v do good. the approach
70 kings and principal persons, sno tn
raising Of . mans fortuna.-Dacon.
The Atheniaus eesotsd . large stAtus q
Esop, ana placed him. though : slavs. On
3 lastiug pedestal. - show that the WAY
% honor lies epsn indidsrently 70 ALL
Phndrus.
Lst none presume 70 wear sn undsserved
dignity. o, list estates. dAgtees and
oG6css wsre mot derived sorruptly, and
that clear honor we're purchased By TIL
merit Of the Observation-Disclosures.
CLEAR and round dealing Il The honor o
mans nature, and mixture Of falsshood 4
like alloy In coin Of gold and silver, which
may make the metal work she bettsr. bul
Il embassth IL; for these xindings an(
crooked coursss ere The going Of the ser
psnA which gosth bAssly upon ~ bell,
and not On Ne teet.-DAoous
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\ DeventysYeArsOla Montana Wuxs
asFsP Exoeuse1.
~ Hslsua, X. r.. Wednesday noon
Henry Tuhrmann. The assd murdsssf. VA
hanged. he was considered insane By
some and followed his victim for yeass
with great malignanoy. He has tried 70
kill his son.in-law, Jacob Kenck. but
failed until Dec. a. last. when b ehpped
behind Kenok and shot him while he Wae
talking to : friend q the door Of his ~
loon, on Main street. The murderes sad
he killed him 81 that time 90 that The body
could b given 70 his grAndchildren - s
Christmas present. He was seuteneed
April 9 70 dsath By hanging. but ohjeetsd
% tho sentence Of hanging. = ~ regarded
u q d~isgrAceful. While b. expeooed end
had no wish 70 escape DEATH 30 desired -
b shot. AZ The time Of the homjoide
viailAntes we're ready 10 hang him. but
bstter counssls prevailed and he va not
bothered. Lattsrly he refused religious
services and wAs Z believer n the tSansm1-
grafton Of souls. In prison h. We cool
and collected ard shook hands smilingly
with I'll. No regret escaped him Tor hla
deAth. he still said that be riehtfully
kilIed Ksnck. Al II o'clock he mounted
ths scafold. nodded smilinsly 70 hie -
quaintAnces. the straps were adjusted, the
o D tightened around his neok. and - h
uttered the exclamation In German ssNcw
Chris. Ksnck will Taught" he trap sprung
and The 70.year-old murderer dropped.
His nsek was broken md hs disd instantly.
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- zeal Present and Prsspeesave
nenanss Quie ~ worked.
This mine. for . long time under .
cloud or, II We may say 20. under ths
neels OF jobbers. is ct last coming bril-
iiantly to the surface again. @. J. Lam
sing. Esq.. . gentleman pretty we'll posted
10 mines and mining matters, who re-
turned recently from . visit to Belmont,
during which he inspected the mine Of
tia name. tells nj enough to warrant
great expectations from il. The l,4Oo
feet OF the southern part Of the mine has
not yet been ct all developed, except by
parties who in olden times p~rnspected it
ior chloride ores and threw over the dump
q black metal, which il the most valu-
able character of ore found in the mine.
At . depth OF 100 feet below the surface
there IL q vein Of black metal ore At least
eight inches In thickness, the value Of
which is rs per cent Of the mass, and nm
derneath which, and coming right into II, il
chloride ore, the body Of which lies upon
2 we'll defined and smooth foot wall. A
hundred feet further in depth, the black
metal vein, drifting about 40 degrees. IL
at least one foot in thickness, and at the
bottom Of an old incline, sunk in days
gone BY, this vein 10 about two and . half
feet thick, most Of which IL composed Of
the black metal ore. Ths chlorides under
lying the black metal ore we're long ago
extracted, and the black metal ore cast
aside. In the northern part Of the mine,
considered for = long time since worked
out, there are rich ores now being taken
out, consisting Of chlorides, bromides and
. small quantity Of black metal ore. At .
point between the old workings and the
new . man was ret TO prospecting, and 1t
the grass roots struck ore rich In chlorides,
bromidss and black metal. The gensr-
ality Of the ore il Of very high grade. some
Of II goes away up into the Thousands,
while most Of IL will average from $500
to 81. 200 per ton. II resembles the Man
haitian ore in quality and richness, but IL
much more easily md cheaply taken out,
for the reason that the country rock IL Of
slate, out Of which the ore 10 readily
Clipped. The mins Is in the hands Of
capitalists who are In for shout SEQ . share,
and their effort Il to get out. 1t Il not .
stock jobbing operation any more. n. @.
Fassett, himself largely interested. Il Su-
perintendent. Mr.. Lansing's opinion 10
that they have ore enough in sight to en-
ploy so men to take il out, but there Il NO
disposition on the part Of the present
holders TO do anything to bull the stock.
They have without doubt . bonanza, one
which has often been predicted in the old
Belmont mine. but which will probably be
realized this time unless every healthful
sign should fail.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-06

This we'll known Wholesale and retail
liquor house Il just in receipt Of the largest
and best assorted stock Of wines, liquors
and cigars ever offered In this market.
Their stock Of WHISTLES, direct from the
distillsries in Kentucky, il the finest in
the market. Their wines and cigars, d.
rect from importers, are . surety Of genu-
ineness and purity, and include cham
pagnes. sherries and brandies, while their
domestic wines are tho best the market
affords. Their imported and domestic
cigars include : variety Of brands, which
for flavor are mot excollsd. Dealers are
invited 10 examine their stock and prices,
which are adapted to the times.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-06

n. n. Johnson arrived from Ian Fran.
cisco last night.
0ovsrnor Adams has gone to Gan Fran.
disco for his health.
Grand Lecturer Ktn6slsy Of The A. o.
q. VS. will arrive to-si98s
Mn. r. Burus and family Il BABY Hill
lsit this morning Tor Aontana.
Senator Fair will leave for Europe sbout
Ne 90th. and viii tAks his son with him.
Nr. and Mrs. John 0arrstt and children
left for their California home this morning.
Sullivan bids fair 70 end his days =
another awful example" Tor tsnpsrancs
lectures.
Thomas Williams, u employe - ~
Loean shaft, d badly erippled ~ Win
rhsumatism.
Little ChArisy. son o. ". And Mn. ].
N. Lambert q Ruhy Hill. h. besn sat'
ousiy III With Group Tor The past wesk.
Il. Iivinsston. Tssasuses = pougiA.!
Comfy. tsxbous - resign his o@oe and
viii 70 70 Salt Lake Oily 70 eneer business
thefo.
william Goodman. N old Ruby HUI
miner, accompanied BY his daaghtsr. lest
TIA morning for San Jose, WHARF they
viii make their future restdenoe.
Hon. osorgs w. Merrill and wife leat
Ogden for Warrington yhursdAy. They
have been Visiting relatives Of Ars. 1srrtll
among the Saints for several WEEKS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-06

WORK. ana RrOoRoee1v0s ~
the Locaa Shaft.
LOGAN shaft proceeds At the rate Of Is
feet per week average. The shaft 10 now
down 1,l0O feet, or = foot or two more. II
ID proposed 70 sink 100 feet further. This
will take, say seven weeks. From the 1900
level drifting will be commenced, going
west. II IL calculated that the quartzite
will be reached at the end Of 200 feet
drifting. il the hanging wall con
tinues to dip st An angle Of As degrees to
that depth. Hence 400 feet is the limit
within which prospecting will be done to
determine where the ore body il, though
II may be struck ct any point between the
shaft and the limit named. II 10 not inn
possible but the ore body prospected for
may be encountered Ia the shaft itself.
On the other hand, II the quartixs has
changed it, angle towards tho vertical, the
distance TO b prospsctsd for the ore body
will bs proportonately greater and may
considerably exceed the 200 feet calcu-
lated, although this u the 20
cepted extreme limit within which
expected Developments are figured on.
Drifting will b. started . little above tbs
1900 station. and will be pnshed forward
q the rate Of 20 feet par week. Hsncs. st
the most. the proposed drifting will 90
eupy ave week., that Il II II y found nsc-
essary TO drift the entire 400 feet. This
time added TO the seven weeks required for
sinking the shaft 100 fest further makes
mp : period Of . little less than three
months. II 10 safe TO ny that within
three months. bsfors Aug. s. ths problem
In which this camp Il 70 profoundly iutsr.
sstsd, and which occupies the attention Of
The mining world. viii have bssn solved.
BY that time u will BE- pretty we'll
determined whether The ore bodies on
Ruby Hill, found In such magnificent
bodies IN the Richmond and Eureka CON.
upper levels. hold ont 70 great depths.
There are few but believe that thu ore
given out above will OCCUR again deep b.
low, and great conAdsncs y felt IN The
mammoth and expensive explorations 60
Ing On q the Eureka CON. new shaSt 70
settle the question. still The result y not
looked forward 70 without anxistys