, 1884-03-22

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ba,Js ,h5 10y iess tnah siO'YOO changes
''o'iuo AZ t'e various B"iles III SOWn dAlIy.
Charles Riar exhibits silveh and cop
per ore which he alleges was taken from
"tWGn'y nNe-loot leuge Wlthln hVe miles
VI '"iS S'y'
Twenty new business houses have
opened in the mines during the past week,
and all, without single exception, arc
rushed with business and making money.
- Nuggets Of the size OF bullets were
brought down from Raven one day this
week, and exhibited as specimens Of tho
gold being found IN that neighborhood.
Town property is in great demand and
is selling at booming prices. Lots bring,
ing from $500 to 81, 900, and offers OF SIC. 900
have been rejected for one or two estab-
lished business houses.
- An enterprising individual brought
q box OF apples over the Trout Creek trail
4 iaSt week, enh sold them like hot eokes al
three LOT halI dollar, Luxuries are lux
urles IN the C@ur d'Alene.
- The postmaster general has notified
the postmaster at Eagle CITY, in the CoeuT
d'Alene mines, that tho office must DO
uSSlRhateu as Eagle Letters otherwise
addressed VIII be sent TO the dead letter
Office.
- Postage stamps sell at the rate of six
or eight for twenty-five cents, and cases
are not rare Of two OF three bringing NV
cents. There Is great Scarcity no one
seeming to have thought to lay in sup
ply.
- Men are hero from every mart of
North America, and each reporfs that otb.
ers are coming from the section he renre-
sents. BE the result what il NAV fbis
nIining excitement is bound TO 6e tho
Il,
the days Of 40.
- The sovcroI strilyog ro,,or,,l $40 Il.
have done rnnch toward i,,Tmsi,,o. ,'' NY
in tho comn EyoryGnd,, ~ III nc" liio
in,, Iy-,in difcbas o. r,,tii,,1i - I e.sIet sIlk-
81 Hone is bno,,nrt and ST,i,,ty to%uy 70 uo
ihat couid have 6een Ion,,ht ~, 'iaIlliS ,,II,
ago are MOI IN the market 'I0 "e0N
UnIi,,,, c,-,a,,I' -,
iii'9IIl SIlIlIth' Iast saturday while
opposIte EaoIa accidrntoiI,, Io, NIiis'uo hia
strike an overb1nging t,,ir -, ~ ~ ny
glanced and struck fbe sscond too i1ieti T ~, ~
left foot snlttiny tba LoTo a,5 20 oi tliu
an upIy wonnd DR. Firtb lir,,ssnj LIE ~,
wound and sewed IL nm ''o
rt
-, ,ni5,Il tae iatgest I hugget known to have
oveii t"NSIl IIolI tue mines was picked mp
Oia .,io " Sant ciiiil' ~ Is Sald to have
t'.,,i,I et1O. SeNerai nave been
i,,,,,,g ,,.g,r.tI, f,5,,, 50 y, a. VI ''N 'PuS-
. iiiIc'' ~ 81. lio'il S'to % are frequently
n,ini IL sI'e Suli = very coarse ana no
'ei 10 useu III saNlhg IT,
Another strike is reported on Bear
Gulch. This time It is on the claim OF
Wright, Craddock, Bishop and McGregor.
MT. Bishop showed NUGGEr reporter
IT,, Ptooes ~. VI Soiu laheli rom the gravel
auUu1 a w ieeI rom the pedrock. They
ior,,os, 'lU go, 80 u,,ueL pouluer' Inc
,,a{,,bts a,,,I III Mu's"S Viree penny
~ NJ G,ai,t - = ta,,i Ip,'' nth,
5o,,ot T., H., IIt,, lisi efidDiSneu news
t ' ~ ana lhtehds
.,,,,,I5iJ ,,Ii'i iuii iI ol PeTlodlcaiS'
u'iiIoS anu isnt literature: no
- III P9sseSSioIl pl hhe line OF
Iiti "oiNS, ,i, anu WI liiake constant ad-
~. J,,l 0'O ' '"o '"9'oS vi HIS custolh-
oiS ue'i'"'iu'
= Doctor Campbell has a claim threo
M iiAilas laslas,' s,itla lsaas II sls.iss-
,L,,,t ~, -, -, Nf,ssti INC ctaiIit
M tbc stSt",,'a,,, ~, i1i' anu auth9Tty
nor Jo,,t0 tI -, a Iliu teiI uoilars
man a -, 81, 1I, VI pay ~ 10 inc
an u''Vi Is cut
- Ten dogs arc hauling freight over the
trout creek tralI, each dog hauling about
80 or ~ POUNDS These faithful animals
make good time ana never shirk. They
40 not draw sleds, but drag two shafts or
snort Sucks on which the load is fastened.
one END OF each Shaft Is fastened or har-
and the other end trails ON the snow be-
nlllu lutln.