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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18

A mau will beg pardon if bis dog an
poys you IN the street. but the iadi
who leads a dog seldom feels called
upon TO apologize. She looks at the
injured party just as if the very fact
that she possesses little, specchles'
darling OF brute, elevated her L'o a
realm which IS quito superior 10 social
obligations.
How fond she IS Of her spaniel,
said 10 man who proved to be a
cynic.
Aud Why shouldn't she be y he re-
piled; there is nothing so binding De
tween two friends as an equality OF
intellect, combined with difference .
temperament aad physique
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18

How in the world asked Calves
ton lady ola neighbor, can L prevent
my boy from stealing sugar out oil the
sugar bowl?'
Il know how you can stop bis steal'
inc sugar out of the sugar BOWL was
the reply.
'How?
by simply putting the sugar in tie
milk.pitcher.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18

whitewash, scodring-sand and brooms.
Kate. on her sofa. hemmed curtains (;
Mr.. Hartwick bustled to and fro Sal
dee with her curly hair tied up IN
handkerchief, secured paints, and Har-
ry Whitening ceilings aud at twlligh I
they had three rooms IN perfect Or
der.
we have achieved wonders said
Kate, looking around ct the neatly
tackled carpets-the soft, garnet plush
hanglngs- the pictures on the walls
the crystal brightness OF the windows
while Mrs. Hartwick loJk Slldee
mysterously aside.
MY DEAR said she, / do not know
how to thank you sufficiently. But L
am almost ashamed 10 offer You----
But shall not be ashamed 10 take
it, said Saidee, smiling. Why should
~ That Is, if you really think l have
earned IT.
My dear, you have more than earn
ed it, said the old lady and il you
could possibly come to-morrow--'
'Or course l will come said Saidee.
W. ear, as she was, Saidee went around
by the village, to buy some Young Hy-
son tea for the old lady before she re-
turned TO the Gothic cottage.
Well she cried brightly to her SIS
ter, what sort ola day did you have
at the picuic!'
'Awfully stupid = yawned Belle
And the handsome young gentleman
from Locus Lane didn't come at all.
Didn't he p said Saldee.
And where have you been p deman-
ded Belle, in an injured tone.
Oh, spending the day with neigh
bor., said Slilee, with a laugh.
They finished the house-cleaning thai
week.
Mr.. Harry Hartwick found it neees'
sary, we may add 10 walk home Will
Saldee the next evening, and he dcvelo-
ned a remarkable talent in the amateur
painting and kalsomining line before
they got through.
Isn't she pretty, Harry p said Kate
when at last they were settled comior
tably. and Saidee had gone home 10
good.
she is pretty and she ia brave, and
she isn't afraid of honest work ; and
altogether she i, my beau ideal OF a
girl
Mamma, whispered Kate, laughing,
after her brother had gone out: L be
ieve our Harry is in love with Salde'
Lynn, =.
Pm sure doh't blame him. salt
Mrs. Hartwick. She is a little jewel.
Aunt Leah never knew where th
Young Hyson tea came from nor th
sponge cake, nor the white grapes no
all the little luxuries which had cheere
her orlate; nor did she suspect any
thing until one day Harry Harlwlc
came TO her, and formally asked her 10
her neice's hand in marriage.
well, never = SAID aunt Leah.
But how did you ever become S
well-acquainted with him. Saldee
questioned Belle, half pleased, haI
jealous.
Because l cleaned house for hi
MOTHER said saidee, laughing.
And then under solemn seal
secrecy, she told Belle all; and Bell
declared that it was too romantic iC
anything, never pausing TO think Iha
real life is as full Of romance as sum
mer meadow with butter cups and thi
fortune comes to those only who c
brayely out to seek fortune.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18

A gentleman was talking to the
owner OF a teroclous bulldog, aud asked
him the question, DO you think your
dog could become fond of stranger
YES, , replied the dog fancler, II lie
vos raw: but he wouldn't if the stranger
was cooked
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18

Once, long ago. a backwoodman
chopping wood by his log-house' look
ed from his work to find well dressed
gentleman waiting to speak with him.
After q moments conversation, his
curiosity showed itself in The question:
wall, where did. you come lrom' any
howp
From New York city,
You don't say! said the backwoods-
man, with astonishment written III
every line of hls face. and after mo-
ment added, pi.yingly, Don't you hate
to live so fur OFF,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18

When ayoung man in Patagonia
wonts a wife he rides out aud lassoes
one. but in this country when girl
wants husband aud her fellow doesn't
come TO time, the lass-sues him 'or
breach of promise.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18

A Michigan girl recently aied oil near.
disease. brought on by an unexpected
offer of marriage. Moral Tor young
men; Do not propose too suddenly
There is no knowing what may nSpp'"'
She may even accept.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18

A young man who was engaged 70 DO
,,arried borrowed money Of his inten-
ded mother-in-law to purchase license
and used 1t to marry the daughter Oh
another woman. II is needless "
s,ate that he was an Ohio man.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18

After the clergy had united a happy
pair an awful silence ensued, "hicn
was broken by an impatient youth ex-
claiming, Don't be so unspeakaoiY
happy y
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18

sAh !! moaned widow recently be-
reaved what a misfortune L know
what kind of husband have lost, pu.
how can I know what kind ofa husband
bis spccessor will beP
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18

Dr WI. Newbill, Carriers CreeS'
sovs. Il use Browns Iron Bitters ex-
teuslvely in my practice and consider IL
an excellent tonic.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18

I live in Julia's eyes, said an affect.
cd dandy in Colman's hearing. 1
don,, wonder at it, replied George;
since observed she had sty in them
when [ saw her last.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18

nSy- Hoods. scarfs, ribbons aud any
fancy articles can be made any color
wanted with the Diamond Dyes. All
the popular colors.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18
when Ladies are Attractive,

All ladies' know their faces are most
attractive when free from plmples;--
Parker,s Ginger Toaic is popular
among them because 1t banlshes I'M
purlties from blosd and skin and makes
The face glow with health.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18

Ifyou have a lisiless, discouraged
feeling. and get weary with but slight
exsrtIOu, very likely your liver is tor
mid. Take Ayers Pills and they Will
cure YOU.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18

1t was an Irish barrister who, grow
log eloquent With his plea, exclaimed
when we look back on the past we
see footprints Of an Almighty hand
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18
AiIeV iatiOn,

CHARLESTON, S. e. Jan. 20, 1881.
II. II. WARNER s. Co: Sirs-My
wife's peculiar suffering were complete
ly allie waited by your Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure. II. &. MOsELY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18
.ssnanooab 1sraID
Advertising Rates'

Advertisements will be inserted Ct one DON
per square Of ten lines or less, for the
ion, and so cents for each subsequent insertion
Unless the number OF ofinsertionsbs marked uio
the manuscript, It will be published until forbid
and charged accordingly.
Notices in the local column Will be inserted an
ten cents per line, each insertion.
Advertisements three months or longer vi
g rsertedl at lowerrates.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18
NOTARIBS PUBLIC.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

DAv7s D1sr.-Dr. G. A. Brown, Obed Funk and
SroSEwALI.-J. d. Grsbill, W. q. Snarr, g. "
OrndOrf.
JoHNsroN.-J. H. Rodefier. Levi Il. Cullers.
MADisoN.-Samuel c. Campbell james j.
Cofman, Jos. Conner. 49,,
AsHBY.-Saml. Hannah, n. B. Painter, Jacob
4. Miller. =.
LRE.-Christian Shirley, D. P. zirfle, John NJ.
Pence.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18
AS0AAAA"&
N0--~-~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~~~~
CHARITY

Ali men are liable TO trip and fall;
The strongest cannot always travel straight
As some have aot the comprehensive fate
That brings the help when need beings to call.
And some bear weights too he'vy for their par''
1t is not every one can md the grace
To do the right thing in the proper place;
But want Of Judgment is not want OF heart:
Nor is the metal balance always set
Upon an even beam, so the least Jar
May dull the fine edge Of the bearing bar,
And make the man his level self forget.
And patterns nodded by an angels hand
Grow, in the finishing, more tit FOR hell;
It not always possible to tell
The spaniel by the door in which he stands.
So, then, as all are liableto elr,
The strongest shodld take pity on the weak,
And in the works OF fothers ever seek
For good-the good they cannot find infer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18

Hint to o lazy man -Eudow' free
bed in a hospital and occupy ii YOURSELF
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18
CROUCH ON RATS

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, hles'
ants. bed.bugs skunks, chlpmunEs,
oophers. l5c. Druggists.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18

Chronic constipation is the natloFal
curse Of Americans. Cure 1t with
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-04-18

We are prepared to furnish cofins Of al
STYLES, glass top cases and caskets, of all sizes
also burial robes for adults and children,
at the lowest prices. Hearse furnished and
funerals attended at short notice in town cII
country. BY promptness and Dispatch, and
by charges the most reasonable of any town
IN the Valley, we expect to secure large
share of public patronage. o,1
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17

BCrrE. NJ. r, Jan. II, lSx1
The following ARE the wholesale
prices lssid ~ merchants aud hotel
keepers for the commodities emu ner-
atea, delivered from the wagon.
Price list carefully corrected every.
Saturday:
Flour Ruby Valley. XXXX, $'.5I
per cwt.
Mill Greek. NXXX, i3.:A,
lHrcwt.
Mill Creek. New i'rs~-~s. &:;.saI.
(;allatin. $;s.4O per rwt.
Union Mills, New l'rA.t.s, Cream
of the Valley, S3.W
Ruby Valley, new prhtneD e4.'n
Union Mills MINK Snow fake.
$4.,k..
Utah Common. $3.50
Utah Choice, $3.50.
Graham, sam.
Wheat per Ill.,, .! cts, fair 'lr'''a,'''.
Oats, $:.U'.
Butter, per H.. 45M ~ cts.
Eggs, per dozen, IN" - cts.
Corn Meal, II.
Beef. carcass, cts.
Beets, 3! cts. l'erlb.
Hay per ton, 3:5I
Bailed Hay. per ton, $:s'G q.
Cheese, ~. = cts.
harley, &. 80. $50 PER cwt.
Dried beans, Montana, : ct<.
Mutton, ~ cts.
Pork, dressed, II cts. per H..
Veal, Il! cts. per ID.
Chickens, IS g. $7.j0per dozen.
Wood, u a. @8.jO.
Rutalagas, ]! eta. per ID.
Potatoes, u. SOC LIS p cwt.
sausage, Is ctr. per 10.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17
C,yuoiStonCy.

The New York N;"i"y R...",i of
the tith inst. has the following:
"While the railroad company In.
the gall tn charge $csl yer ton E,r the
transportation Of salt from Ogden to
Butte, 1t cannot le exported that the
Alice will ray dividencs. The csal-
Dsamy now are making only Jew
thousand dollars above expenses. \
reasonable freight rate would permit
tile payment III ten cent dividends
foran Indefinite ln.ri"i.--Mf"' .Mo""-
ht;'s, Ire. -
But what would ''c the prospect f,r
4 dividend should the coinage Of sill
yer be .torl*'d ut the m'i"t*, a. We un.
derstand the L"hr .N,"nh';~ t. asivt,-
MINING. REa W4D.1
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17

AR Zsaor, a Deer Lodge, Who ~
beea vis1tiog itieods IN this city dur
iag ~ past wsek, win rsturn 10 her
bone Thu svsoiae.
District Attorney w. Y. Rsaabsstoa
sstarDed hoo ssdalis, Mo-, % MOI
day 1ight's tsain. His family win
fbalow sasly In ths spsipg.
Ar. Absam sands, Of ths extensive
Arms q eands Bros, Hslsaa, and
6aods 1 Boyee, THE city, LETT for bic
hsme In Deaves this morning.
0eoego Warren returned Nonday
night hem Salt Lake, where be met
repcsseQtatives az several Eastern
maouthetofiss, and arranged for .
heavy line a spsing goods abe biz host
and Shoe houses at Butte and Bose
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17

Three postal cars are new ran Oll
the line from Bismarck to Billings.
At LivinGstsn rapid progress il he.
Ing sssade IN building the Northern
Pacific freight and passenger sitIx,t<,
round house, repair shops, etc.
The National Park brancl, q; the
Northern Pacific railrOal, which de-
fleets from the main line ut Living
ston, will be tifty.fOur miles In length,
with only half = mile Of heavy grad
ing.
The west hound Northern Pacific
trsin encountered . snow hank five
miles west Of Cross river Monday,
and Was detained over two days.
reaching Livingston ut 4:3O \. M. om
the 8th instant.
The Denver 4 Rio Gramde have r.
oeived some machinery for their
shops ct Salt Lake, and q large lot of
6ut-c3aes machinery Is ut Denver
awaiting the completion 1T the road
to he shipped there.
Colonel Dodge authorizes the state
n,ent that, although progress in grad
Ing on the Northern Pacific railroad
between Livingston and B0xen,an
has not been 40 rapid ~ expected,
the road will reach BoxenIan in Feb
rllary.
On the eth Instant, about five nlilex
west 0f Little Missouri station, the
Northern Pacific passenger nan into
the rear end OF . freight train, kill
Ing brakeman and iNjuriny several
otheFs. 1t was In day light and on .
stEsjght track. The passenger cngi-
nee1 10 said to have ben asleep.
Nearly 6fty bridge builders are
now at work on the trestles below
Miss0ulh. The O'keefe treetle h
,0A feet long aud 10 feet high in
the center. The trestel at Nsrent
gulch, fourteen miles below Miss0ula,
will be S06 feet long, and the highest
pier ssB feet.
The Central Pacific company pr.,-
pose running u road north from Win.
nemucca. either to Wslla Walla or
Grand City, to connect with the |
Oregon Railway 4 Navigation Cone i
pany. An eastern branch Of this !,
rod will start ftUm Camp smith,
% Southern Oreg0n, running thrnugh |
Boise City and Tgssching the Wood !
River district In Idaho. Surveying !
parties have been sent out on this :
1oad, - they have Also on that |
which the Central Pacific intends to .
1Un ftoan kelt0n, to B0ze0eu, Mon.
tauo. !
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17
Sure Cure for Rheumatism.

James Matthew's says lie LAS l<.eii
badly afflicted with rheumatism f3r
twenty year, and las tried oil the
cures known. aud ut lust found n
remedy that helped him.
\ few bottles at THU lsl&slirine are
far sale at Matthew'S Store. corner IT
Main and Granite Slr.,.lx, Butte.
Montana. >wl1.1 IT
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17

rents, Issues and pf0GleA
oo0ve 0eaeoo; oald IlSo costs o..
A yoa oie hGgs6y noeiaed to>
6ll 70 0pD00I A0A answer o0td Oo0s
- aA0yo Foslulred The satd platnti0b ~.
isko doseuit against yoe and apply 10 ihe
Of pjalntj0b complaint.
Given under my hand and the
Zeal al the district Court Of The
Sec nd D'str:ct .f the Terri
49, tory 0c N0NtAua, In slsa NDr he
{a.A e0auty AZ silver Bow thu stat day q
~ July, In The year AZ our L0gu one
thousand eight hundred and eighty.
GEO. ". IRWIN. H.. Cierk.
SdeeaW0W
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Notice IL Csp-(lW 0ser.

r., John =. Itpwani: You ar. hereby NO.
iiiieu t.xt the Undersigned. ya.ur ~ owner.
hHx exlsei"l. Il SsiDs lesi dollars -iNs IN
lal,.Dr M,ma improvements uI"pr the NeAgsT
lsssje mining claim situated ~ summit tmi
ley Mining I'i.titci. SILVER 6Dw =: unity,
Montana Territory. fi'r the y':sr I.s.. anal
y0,i arr hereby not ilicsi that u Sou I~.. 20
proportion 0t >aiI expenditure. ,-:a' with
IL ntIe;y day. from il,c hai" Ot ill., re-, lev,
all smIr rihxl Iii!.' ami interest IT, and 10 the
asHvyl ds.AcrisSed lcdo u. .mlrg claim will Ll'-
ca OWnsr. WIN ha> mai. Inc r'1lniiexl ex
ls.,ndilur~. FRANCIS kEk$E.
Butte, ". r.. Jan. u.s.. lsSW:Aat
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1ho 01n9ting Rage.

60 gssssal has the skating rsgs b.
come that the Open l!ouse Rink h
entirely Inadequate to accommodate
Ito throag a patso0s, and TIE eatirs
arst hoos a tha OPEN Hoess bsiId-
ing b b Be fitted Up Immediately -
~ additional skating rink. The
partitions sepasating the Two store
roo0s win b rsnsoved, and sslcssp
porting arches will b put In 10 sup
mart TIE ceiling. Che new rink will
b 47xs0 fset a The Aoor, which Will
b laid with maple flooring. Caller
ies win b pgovided 70 ssat 900 spso-
taton. ThS foom viii b illuminated
by two 900 candle flight Electrie
hmps, and viii b ornamented BY .
magnificent fountain and aquarium
In Tie centee.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17

The enterprise Of lutte 10 becoming
proverbial. We have the nnese
builllinga, our merchants carry the
biggest stocks. our mines and mills
are the nsssst extensive and produce
the biggest output, and We have 1t
the Burlington mine the Llxgvst
Electro Dynos,,o geuerator In the
Territory, while close BY, 1t the Bur-
lipgtOn mine, wehave just developed
the greatest Electro generation pro-
pa8atOr on record. At the latter
place, on sunday, ms. John Fessris
prstented her husband with three
fine, sturdy young minevs, allof them
lively - criekets, and the mother h
doing we'll.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17
Local Newa.


FHe0 Wsl1sloD1 DAILY.
a IlGoe s0oW storm 1T ID laet even
Ing, and Tie Barometer inAlcntep q
heavy Gall.
The Montana Historical Soe,ety
holds IN adjourned session at Helesa
tonight.
The Lesdeskranz Bat Aasqxe ON
1t. Valentine's night, win b the
Grsnd Carnival event Of the season.
The 6aprs0s Coart It Halsaa has
changed ths dase II eoaveoing Tie
District Coart ID this District % The
second 1ooday ID March.
The Butte Philharuponic 6ociaty
have secured keashaw Open House
IL . grand eoncest ard hall. % b
given on the svsaing q February
IA, washingtoa's birth ~.
The four leading industries of Nor
eans ore wool and sheep saisisg,
cattle raising and farming aud
mining. All are assuming extsasiye
proportions andars sapidly costsibut-
Ing to the wealth Of the Territory.
William Smith and Michael Fern.
who were brought up from l(elsuss
and lodged In the county jail On .
charge Of grand larceny, viii have .
hearing next saturday. Fern b an
old offender, but Smith b sajd 70 b
we'll connected, and has hitherto
borne . good reputation.
The LITTER sssoxst-so-noIkiag viii
not b. abss tn purge itself Of pruriea-
~ BY daring the Aiser to reproduee
It, obscene articles. Repeated In
suits are too deeply Craven upon The
memory Of this community to b
soon foeyotten, aud the itching appe-
lite for bawd VI the evening luminasy
h % we'll known - 70 requirs 10
proof, farther than it. own columns.
The new Western Union line he's
been completed 70 Dser Lodge, thus
releasing railroad wire 10 thu exclu-
sive ,,se Of the Utah L Northern along
the entire route. The Western Union
business L. still done over the Lareey
wire between Deer Lodge aud butte,
but new line lslween here and ST.
YER Bow Junction will be completed
In . few days, when the Largey line |
will b turned over to the Telephone
A little misunderstanding b -.
ported Getween the Broadway mine
It Silver Star, and IT, employed. II
. reported that the men not reesiv-
ING their pay - promptly - they
thought right, either ly legal pro
'ess, o. force, entered The Aostamp
Mil belonging to the company and
the engine and Boiler there.
rom. The amount Of the indebeed-
'ess or the character Of the proceod-
ngs are not reported. The mine =
perated by . London company,
vhich b understood to beentirsly SOL
ent, and It h probable that the
t1icuIty h only Temporary.
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from ~ Daily q Toesday.
The Amsterdam 1xpooitson.

The International Exhibition 20
BE- held frosn May let 70 October LIT,
1858, ut Amsterdam, presents an op-
postuntty for the mine ownen ol
Montana ~ diiltse additional knowl
edge Of our magnificent mineral re
sources. which should not he neglert-
ed. Amsterdam h tho ueuclesss Of
one OF the richest countries In the
WOrisl, where $l0, ON, OoO In United
States bonds and securities arr held.
where American investments are n
gsrded with favor. and
where an abundance ~ idle
capital 10 seeking investment In
mines and landed properties. Non-
tana should bid for . share Of this
capital. We can have no better op-
portuuity tO interest capital In our
own mines and industries than by
sending our beautiful and sul,stau.
tial specimens to this worlds exhibi-
tion which ~ . central polnt Of Euro.
l,eau travel will be visited during the
tsir by n,oneyesl men aud experts
ffD:s' all parts NJ the civilized
world. NJ. A. Zeehaudler,
N Salt Lake City. has been
appointed commissioner to the FIX
l'asftiOn for Utah, Idaho and Mon.
tana, and b now engaged In collect
ing the exhibit for those Territories.
The cooperation IL mine owners
aud superintendents ~ invited.
entrusled 10 M. Zeehand-
ler; will be exhibited 1t the Ex-
position and Afterwards In London,
Paris and other csntinental cities.
not exceeding twelve
pounds In weight may Ire cent free,
by express, aud heavier specimens by
rail previous to February 18th, lSSs.
The MINER office has l,eem provided
with necessary Instructions and
blanks to he filed out In sending
specimens, aud will furnish them, to
mine Owmers aud sups,intende nts up
DD application.
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Wood River.

The developemsnt Of mining prop
IL te s,ps:sss bs se ts. e Pi
ter months, work h going on In oil
the rFjnejpa! mines and the ssneltefs
are running day and night. The
spSeadid output Of the pest year he's
attracted the attention OF capitalists
and mining experts al over the
World. Several important sales
have been made and others
are on the tapis. Prot. Walter Anu
strong, representing the extensive
banking house II Frederick Huth 4
Co.. London, he's beea In the camp
during the past three months, and
has examined several properties. He
contracted for the Saturn and NOdoc
Chief. both very promising proper
ties. located near Bullion, and has
gone to London to complete the pur.
chase. The zSsscs says: Upon biz
return the property Will Be developed
actively, and II Il turaDs out ~ tav0ra-
bly, - anticipated. there will be con.
siderable more money follow from
tine same source fo9 other investments.
NJ. Armstrong b REGARDED - q COM
peteat judge, having beea many yesss
actively engaged IN examining and
managing mines, and Il b hoped that
this eTst venture may prove success
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