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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
DEPARTURES.

SUNDAY, August 3I.-
Brit S S Zealandia for San Francisco.
MONDAY, September L.
Schr Rob Roy for Hanalei
Schr Waiehu for Koolau.
Schr Ehukai for Waiua
Schr Kawailani 10, Hoolau
Schr Rainbow for Koolau
Schr Wamalu for Koloa and Waimea
Schr Waiole for Hama
Sch. Ka Moi, for Laupahoehoe.
Am. S. 5. Alameda, for San Francisco.
StmT. Likeike, for Hama and way ports
Stmr. Lehua, for Windward ports on Hawai-
TUESDAY, September A.
Schr Caterina for Hanalei
Schr Waiele for Waipio
Stmr. kinau for Maui and Hawaii
Stmr. Planter for Maui, Kona and kau
Stmr. lwalani for Kauai.
Stmr. {. R. Bishop for windward ports OF
/ Hawaii.
II. B. NJ 5. Constance for Hilo
| Schr Kekauluoh for Hanalei.
Am hktne Amelia for the Sound
WEDNESDAY, September g.
Schr Ne,tie Merrill for Lahaina
Sch. Mana for Honomu.
Stmr. kilauea Hou for windward ports OF
Hawaii.
Stm Mokolii, for circuit Of Molokai
Sch Haleakala, for Pepeekeo
THURSDAY. September a.
Sch. Malolo for Fannings Island.
Sch Leah, for Ksholalele
Sch Marion for waanae
Tern Falcon for the Sound
FRIDAY, September e.
Sch Mile Morris for Molokai
Stmr Waimanalo for Waimanalo
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
TAmrsdov. Septe,,bcr an.

The Court Journal announces, semiofficially
that the palace purposes to prccipitate a
crisis.
The steamer Mokolii took away another
deputation of sixteen unfortunate lepers yester-
day for Kalawao, Molokai.
A noisy spread was given 10y the Princes
Own at the Armory on Tuesday afternoon,
said TO have been in honor of Princess Liliu-
okalani's birthday.
Postmaster. General Whitney has taken a
flying trip to Waikiki, Kahulu and adjacent
postal quarters, on official business, intending
10 return on Saturday.
Mr.. Edward Jones received on Tuesday the
duplicate government bonds for those stolen
from him at Lahaina several years since, accord.
ing to the law recently enacted.
The police court yesterday had very mild
session. in fact the spell Of warm weather,
through which all are swel,eing, takes the
"bir I" inclination even from the station house
and the establishments contributing to il.
The steamer James Makec touched bottom
at Waianae yesterday morning whereby
she received such injuries as to send her on the
Marine railway for repairs Immediately after
discharging,
Much complaint about the present condi.
ton Of drinking water is being made. II has
certainly bad odor and could not possibly
be made worse by boiling before il is drunk
possibly wise precaution for the rest Of the
Summer.
The assertion OF contemporaries thai the
Bulletin. Press consolidation would not take
place, as announced, is without warrant. The
application for charter has been made in good
faith and further steps in the matter await
the action Of the Privy Council.
There have been erected. recently, at con.
vcnicnt locations along Nunanu Street, mum.
Der Of handy hydrants with short sections Of
hose for use in alarms Of fire till the engines
arrive and get to work. This Is good pre-
caution and may save the town from disas-
,rous conAagrafion.
Mr. Charles ]. Fishel is closing up his Nun.
anu stree, branch store and concentrating
forces and attractions TO his main establishment
The recent Press assertion that he would open
stand at the corner store now occupied by
Mr.. c. Hammer. was premature, inasmuch Is
the present occupant has no, completed the
plans he contemplated.
Following the departure OF the inter island
steamers, whereby there was quite an exodus
Of passengers. both native and foreign. this
little burg has pu, on such a dali, quiet mein
es 10 have utterly annibilated The hope ex.
pressed that on the close Of the legislature
people would give more attention to business
and less to politics. ergo. that immediate bene.
Ct Of trade ia general woald ensue.
The Laird o Fanning's, in the absence a
his own yacht, the Jennie Walker, on mission
work 10 the Mor,locis and way stations. takes
his departure for home to-day BY the Malolo.
which he has chartered for this purpose, with
the probability Of sending her iron Fanning''
Island 10 san FRANCHISE a. he did on fosmes
occasion. May the trade winds wait him
gently q his Island hons. and tine giant hin
! JET nsay ysass Of active service.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07

SATURDAY, August 3o.-
Tern Eva from San Francisco
Stmr Likclike from Kahului and way ports
Sch Waimalu from Koloa.
Sch Ehukai from Waialua.
Sch Liholiho from Waimca.
sch Catcrna from Hanalei
Sch Neuie Merrill from Lahaina.
Sch kawailani fIcm Koolau.
Sch Rob Roy from Koolau.
Sch Waiehu from Koolau.
Stmr Lehua from Hawaii.
Stmr kinau from Maui and Hawaii.
Sch NJ L Foster from Hanamaulu.
Stmr Waimanalo from Waimanalo.
Stmr Kllauea Hou from Hawaii
Sch Mana from Honomu.
SUNDAY, August 81
Stmr Iwalani from Kauai
Sch kapiolani from Waianae.
Sch Leahi from Hawaii.
Haleakala from Peprckeo.
Brit 5 Zealandia from the Colonies.
MONDAY, September L.
Sch Kekauluohi from Hanalei
Stmr. Mokolii from Moloksi
WEDNESDAY, September )
Stmr. Jas. Makce from Kauai
THURSDAY, September a.
Sch Emma from Hilo
Sch Mile Morris from Waimanalo
FRIDAY, September g.
Sch Manuokawai from Koolau
Am bark c. o. Whitmore from Port Townsend
Schr Rainbow from Koolau.
Sch. pauah. ssom Hs naiei.
Schr Marion from Waianae
SATURDAY, September O.
Stmr Likelike from Maui
Schr Nettie Merrill from Lahaina
Schr Ehukai from Waialua
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
EXPORTS.

For San Francisco per Alameda, Sept l.
I,444 bnchs bananas, I6,68s pkgs, 1888. al
lbs sugar, 1888 bgs rice, " cs be,el leaves, 10
bndls, $50 pkgs green hides. 40 dry hides; :
bndls, $40 pcs sheep skins; bndl, 81 pcs goat
skins, chest,i bx taro, SKIS coin S., 2oS, I b,
sovereigns Sa5 1000. pkg jewelry, !, empty
tanks, cs cigars, 8 cs tobacco, 10 pkgs sun
dries, zoo bndls sugar cane, 5 rolls leather, 1,
bndls gunny sacks, domestic value $I2a. 80.
30; foreign value $3o,o54.zo.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07

The new library Is now open for visitors,
the reading room being already in use; but
the classification Of books Is not yet complete
and no books will be issued until il is com
plete. Secretary Rodgers and the new libra
ian, Miss Saddle Clark, arc busily At work
bringing literal order Out Of literary chaos. An
agreeable change for the better is to 60 into
effect with the new classification. The dismal
brown and -straw.color paper covers are to be
removed, and each book will display its.hand.
some OF ugly, oo,h.fea,ured OF battle scared
binding. Exceptions to this good rule will be
made Of those books only which are bound
in colors tina, fade unpleaseptly On are attract.
i've to the moth that CORPUS and the roach
that breaks 10 to gnaw. Al present the hbray's
great strength Is theology and It's special
weakness, science. Bound periodicals are
well represented. travels and juvenile literature
especially so and fiction in the van. a care.
full description Of the setting Of the rooms will
be worth making when the classification is
periected--whieh, il may be remarked in passing.
could no, be in more Efficient hands than those
Of Secretary Rodgers. with whom the work
is labor of love.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
THE MORNING GUIDE.

St. Adams College begins its fall term to-.
day.
Chief Justice Judd and family and Mr.. C..
Furneaux returned TO town last Saturday
Beach beat Hanlan in the recent rowing
match on the Paramatta river, August 10th,
by six lengths.
G.. K. Boardmsn has been appointed to pc.
sition in the Honoluu Custom House, vice L.
R Hendry resigned.
Some men and boys with torches and trans.
parenees paraded the streets last Saturday
night, seranading the ministers and going to
the palace. So soon as they (the elcct) were
inside the palace yard, the gates were shut,
Further comment is unnecessary.
!. Tuessfay, September ed.
Thee were S, 500 letters and I,I43 papers
forwarded by the post Office per Alameda.
The Zealandia took such as was marked 10 90
BY her, about 40.
Miss Grey had so far improved by Monday
morning that Mr.. and Mrs W. o. Smith sailed
by the Alameda as planned. Mr. Smith will
visit Southern California during his absence.
Remenyi, in he generosity OF his Hungar.
ian heart in appreciation OF an appreciative
public in these tropic isles, has rendered a
concer, by his company to the Strangers
Friend Society AT the Music Hall on Friday
next
r.. c.,. e.. Ait,
IN sncn numbers as to have largely rewarded
quite an army OF anglers, last evening, along
the esplanade front. One observer remarked
that oil the Likeiike wharf the fishing rods
were SO thick you could have walked along
them.
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Just thirty years ago to-day the Hercules
of the West" as the japanese and Chinese used
to call Captain Morse, when first officer OF one
of the mail steamers plying between Caliiorniu
and Hongkong, was assisting Charley Judd
and Jc.n Cummins to drive cattle from
Koolau over the Pail 10 Honolulu, The cattle
had been divided into three bands Of fifty
each. Morse and native boy were driving
one band in which was Polish bull. When
about half way up the Pail this bull, some
distance ahead Of his immediate drivers,
turned and charged down the narrow path,
way. The native boy spured his horse to-
w'd 'ne oahN' Inc no'ses 'eet touching II,
nN p'"oa 'eA,'"E i',' TOO" e"0us" osn'"a
'o' si'''' 70 'N'ne ~, morse close 70 inc oanS
"e w" was on ae"' 'ne amman was
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
OASSSSs sHahdJss ssi II; A1o.y SCHOOL.
FAIL TERN BE0ISs MONDAY. ar.
TENBER ~, 1850,

The Trustees are happy TO announce shsf shs -.
ond year since the Adopsioa q s Gowns q ssn1v
. gradual. q NJ, HoIyoLs and fos kvs vsan -
member Of the Seminary Faculty, he's bsss as!ss1 -
as .ni r,sssso ~ sss es"s .,s 1870
seisnoss gill he hllsd early N tks ysas.
Mia Emma Y. hal, ~ supssisaced Seae4ms -
fyr ,eAfs Principal N Grammar Sskoo1 - 49,
Mass. eemss from that position 70 taks d1g11 Fl
Punahos Preparatory school Only ~ - fnuS
can b. received At this schoo and sksy ~ p 49,
ted Ia osdef q sppicA which musi - ~ = ~
G. y. uyds. D, D.. Or 20 the Psssdsal 4 ~ ca
Cassioguss ssns On application 80
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07

Bowrss LssptNG. Am tern NopA HArxfSs. -
Due sept IS. ---, Agents
HorCKnye, Am. bk Anait C4pvsR.. pendleton
loading Aug. T. ----, Agents
SAY FRANCISCO, Am. bstne w. C. Isviv .... Turner
Due sept $40. W. g. Irwin Co, Agents
Sax fFANctsco. Am bktne EuseKs.............fe .
Due Sept OILS. II. ilackfeld & Co. Agents
SYDNEY, Am s. CRY % svbNry ... b.. Dearborn
Due Sept g. Hackfeld 4 Co, Agents
Nav CAsrtE, N s W. Rr b. p.ctric siorr. Rarne
nue Nov IS. Wilder & Co.. Agents
Nav CAsrLs ,NSw .Am.bk NICHOLAS rHsyEp. Cr5,by
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
p zAL ESTATE At AUCTION.

The as,ixn<ss q ,hs estate 4 David csowslaskssz.
baas'yp, ~ ~ a public auction. ., ~ hos =
4 sss.ssnas,i iss.ssdAyj y q s,sIeek sses, = =
rs in1er<s 10 the hui AHA u pAVWxLU. xcuiSs
hasi, bsins on shese IL keyd bslsee No 80 -
- ~ iao acres Aiso. ali esssN !. ~ ~ - q
isa~aja, keoiaas Aaei. ho1sg svs skasu = kGpol
sAnAs parkaiaa = = sAsAiesA fse
= !. A.-..--s n;.s z es..s; g.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
vsssxLs UP ron FOREI0N P0srs.

Am. bark Ceylon, Bars,ow, for Honekong.
TO leave about Tuesday next, c. Brewer 4
CO.. Agents.
Brit. bk. Catalina, Williams, for Honckoae,
to leave about the 18Th, Sing Chong B
Co., Agents.
Am. bktne W. II. Dimond, Houdle,t, for
San Francisco. 10 sail this day at noon. w. G.
Irwin & Co., Agents.
Am. tern Eva, Wilkinson for San Fran
cisco, now diseharging at the Esplanade, will
leave about Wednesday next. II. Hsck6eld 4
Co., Agents.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
Projected DNrAxrURss.

THIS DAY.
Stmr. Jas. Makec for Waianae and Kauai 81
10 A. ".
Am. bktne w. II. Dimond, at noon, for San
EIancisco.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
-Four Lots Of Land 10 Ksiihi. Oahu, viz

-Four Lots Of Land 10 Kaiihi. Oahu, Wig,
Lo1 No. t-1hose certain , pieces Of Land Ia
kailli known kaleawa, containing an area Of o..
100 acres, and fully described in Registry Once Libes
"a. PIP. $40, 'ai, This Is 6ns piece Of Tars
Land
LOT No. Those certain : parcels Of Tsro taad.
numbered II, 10, u, ~, known as Kaluaopaieua and
containing an area Of o.ioo aces as described Ia r.
P Js9j. with the building and improvements thereon
fine crop of ,afo is growing upon this land.
LOT No. J-Ihose parcels Of Taro Land known
as part Of Kumukukui. as described Ia Liber n, %
49, $50, 3sr. and pohakuoa described in fbss 80,
PIP 4as, 4s9, containing together an area Of about
acres, with the buildings and improvements thereon
A eropof taro is growing upon these lots
LOT No. THAT certain piece Of land being par
Of kumnkukus and contain area Of abou, ,o.roo Of
an acre with nc building and improvements ,hsreoa.
For further particulars apply to the A,sisness n
above, or to
n. r. adams,
30, Awcttsnssr.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
Honolulu, September =, 1854.


Correspondence Notes From Other Islands.
Rev. ID. B. Lyman OF Hilo, continues to
improve, gaining gradually.
A small native boy fell from horse last
Saturday week, at Kohala, striking on his
elbow. and breaking the upper part of the
arm.
Steam communication along the windward
coast Of Hawaii seems TO be over abundant.
The other week Lsupahoehoe was favored
with three steamers in one evening. One was
bound down tn" coast with two packages for
a way port, and another up with a couple OF
bags Of potatoes.
Operations are soon TO be commenced on
the extension Of the Hi!o Telephone line
through Hamakua to kawa!hse. The inten.
ton is to locate central office at Laupahoe.
hoe, and another at Honokaa, transferring
through messages at these points,
The recent trip OF the Portuguese Consul
and the agent of the board Of immigration
seems to have produced general satisfac.
ton throughout the windward coas, Of
Hawaii. The worthy gentlemen patiently
heard great variety OF complaints mainly OF
a triaing nature, arising out Of some Sigh,
misunderstanding, or some ignorance Of the
contracts, and, by their wise and pruden,
suggestions to both parties interested, settled
mos, Of the difficulties most amicably. Such
a practical method Of settling any vexed ques.
tons between employer and employee com
mends itself as vastly wiser than the FIRE
brand proclamation Of negligen, min
is,er
| President Fairchild arrived at Hilo Angus
aIst. Was the guest OF Rev. w. b. Oleson,
a graduate Of Oberlin. On the eve Of the
day on which he arrived meeting was held
at the house OF Rev. w. b. Oleson, on Friday
aznd, dinner party was given to Rev. Mr.
Fairchld and Mr.. and Mrs Crulan at tn,
house Of c. S. Kiltredge. On Sunday morn
ing Mr.. Fairchild preached at the Forcigr
Church, and in the evening Mr.. Cmlar
preached. An unusually large audience wa
present on each occasion, On Monday tn,
25,h ultimo, Mr. Fairchild and Mr.. Crusar
and wife, Mr.. w. b. Oleson, Nh. W. A
Bowen, and Mr.. E. N. Dyer started for Kila
uea and returned OF Wednesday the a7,h.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07

To.monow will be the hra Sunday IN the
fourth year Of Nj. Crusan's passionate 81 For,
Stree, Church. In the morning he Gill preach
40 anniversary discussion. Ia the evening the
first Of ssnes Of sermons on The Grsa, Sins
Of Honolulu viii BE- given. Subject. Liesn.
tiossness. OF the So-Cslled Social Evil
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07

During his psepsissosship Of the nssry.go.
round. Cspsain clsnis has arrested and sent ,o
jail ios from one 70 ten days thirty roushs Of
vssioss nAtionslisies
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07

The Owl in the Tropics suggests Bohemia
md tina, reminds one that last third Of July
u thereabouts--there was an Hawaiian jinks
which some Of the most and some Of the
least Bohemian Of the Bohcmcns we're present;
Paul Neumann, Major Bender, Dan O'Connell,
Dave Nesfeld, Joe Strong, Sans Forman,
Zoe Tilden, judg. D,vids IN and John Sprcck-
lis. What they said and dill is part Of the
long, unwritten record Of the guild. That
witty things were said, there may be no
reasonable doubt; that any Of the sayings we're
prohtably wise, one may doubt not so un.
reasonably. hut there may have been some
good sound anti. Gibson talk INDUCED in, for
that jinks was held before Mr.. Nesheld put on
moral sackcloth and mental ashes in the ser
vice Of that journal Of vigorous profanity and
feeble logic, the P. c. A.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
General advertisements.

NOTICE
Doctor whitnsys dental rooms will be elossA fsoA
Monday September rS TO Monday Sept. 20, 1854.
soo,t
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07

rhs Nil NeIis hsosgh, Z load Of lime
- wainaaAAs ssoss quarry yesterday.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
Mereh.a. v....l. Nov |. PORT.

Am. hk {. o. WHirnosu .,......,...ca Calhoun
Am Ok csylns, bAso~. y. up Tor Honskona
m,hkns III Disosp, Houdlett. up for San Franeisee
An tern IVA ......... Xikpal
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07

There is one other nuisance I'd like to dis.
sect. It is your verbal eri,ic--the fellow who
thinks he draws his serbblng inspiration
from "pure well Of Saxon undehled"--
and generally draws !, from ,aro pond. But
the memorable city editor, sroking bis ,awny
beard, informs m. there is no more space at
my command; 50 bide my time. selah.
IONA
Uo,ot,,tr ce,tep,hey tSS,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
Fis, re, . rubieund poet
Nav. naY. sir: rot u We know Il

Perhaps, when all is said, the verses, bad
rhymes and ALL may be forgiven for their oc
cult meaning 1t is dsrkly limited tina, the
fluffy owl Of Bohemia may "loaf' here not
longer than year. II the mulet ponds that
know Dan now should know him no more
forever there would be great pisestohal re-
j1icing.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
SATURDAY PRESS

Publication Office is at "a Merchant ,.reett 3D.
torial rooms A. ios Fort trsst.
subseribors and Advertisers will please address
THoS. G. THRUM. Publisher and Proprietor.
AL matter for the Saturday Press should be
addressed to the SATURDAY PRESS"
Notice Of any events Of interest transpirins On
the other lsauds win always be thankfully received
for publication. Correspondents ar. requested to
append their true names to all copmunle atoms,
no. for publication necessarily, but ~ guarantee
that the writer Is acting In good faith.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07

Mr.. Daniel o. Conncn has written some
poetry and no end Of more or less clever verse
much Of the latter being good verse in a
prosodcal as we'll asa literary way. Much
tina, know Of MIR. o. Connelrs work al.
miro. He has done few things than Tom
Moore need not have been ashamed to own;
and few that John Godftey SAKE in his salad
days, would have revelled in doing. Bot I
objec, to his latest contribution 10 Hawaiian
vetse--Thc Owl In the Tropics It is not
especially delicious that aside What |
object 10 is It's faulty-its unhcatd Of fhyming
When one writes Poetry with big p
occasional irregularities Of rhythm, occasional
aulty rhymes, may be forgiven one. Not so
when doing mere verse. The Owl in the
Tropics is written IN seven eight.verse stan
las-,hc second and fourth, the sixth and
sighth lines, only, rhymng. Vet, Of the four
ieen rhymes employed four are faulty --"cocoar
and "aloha", 'nurmur" and summer" be-
ing the worst. Now II Mr.. O'Connell we're
in San francisco he would know better than
10 insult his mother tongue. He would have
before his eyes the fear Of that pitiless critic,
Ambrose Bierce. Perhaps he thinks he may
write as he plcases here and none be the
wiser
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07

Ths Alameda seak assay yrssssday . cargo
vslssA q Sss&loS -snd one hsadssd and
- DAnsaoesL
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07
Auttion Sales.

A SSIGNEES SALE OF LAND
IN KALiHi. oHAu
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-07

Correspondence Notes From Other Islands.
Rev. ID. B. Lyman OF Hilo. continues to
improve, gaining gradually.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-23
MINING ABROAD.
TENS FROM THE. VARIOUS MINING
JOURNALS OF THE COUNTRY.

The Tombstone Mill and Miaing Com
pany, Of Arizona, has mined aud treated
during its existence s9,GaS 30 tons Of ore,
ielding an average of 81, ,99l ozs silver and
,lO5 ozs Of gold per ton.
Mine owners make grave mistake in
not pat&nting their claims. A patented
mine ia easier sold. sad the expense Of
securing a patent is in most cases more
than exceeded by everlasting assessment
work.--r rescott Miner.
Mstallurgy in ancient Egyp. oompriset
the working in gol J, in silver and lead to I
small extent, in copper in iron and il
bronzs. Tin appears TO have been scarcel!
used exo,pt ~ an alloy, while zinc wa
wholly unknown.
The United Verde copper proper,y, c
Yavapai county. a. r., has paid its owner
the som of s7s, AL, less expenses Of worl
ing. OF this amount ths copper was value
at Ss4sIio and the silver $2s7.95i. 80 say
the supsrintsndent's rsuort.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-23
rhs lsc.l.tnr. of fla,ao. hns nas.sd

The Legislature of OaXaca has passst
resolutions that all capital shall be sxsmp
from State taxation which is invested in
mining, reduction of ores, and machinery
utensils and effects used in the operation
Of mines and smelling Of ores.
There are q minerals more valusbls than
gold.
The annual consumption Of coal In Great
Britain is now not far from i50,0ooyo00
tons.
The Bonanza King mine, In tbs Provi-
dence mountains, with a tsn-stamp mill,
Is turning ont $50, co annually; keeps 100
men at work at good wages. and supports,
directly or indirectly, over SO persons.
The Silver King mine Of Arizona. will
pay its shareholders di, idend OF 25 cents
psr share Nov. Is, agRreeating 5000. -
The output Of the Old Dominion Copper
Company, Arizona, for the month Of Ooto-
ber was about go tons.
The entire business portion Of the
mining town Of Silver Plume. Colorado, was
Uurneu lsst week.
The N~w York Mining RECORD says: The
Sierra Buttes Mining Company Of Califor-
mia, an English organization. has paid 10
per cent Dor snnum for II yesrs upon the
par value of the stock, and have cash
reserve in the treasury Of t175,00o. And
yet 1t is said that mining docs not pay.
The r,,,rsv np..,, v,,,r. 81 p;st... hsa .
most handsome exhibit ut our territorial
fair. We have just obtained ofiioial figures
as to the output Of that remarkable mine
for tho past two months. In September. 1t
produced 4,222 tons Of black copper and In
October over ZOO tons tho largest run for
the period in the history Of the mine.
A large monopoly in pearl fishing has
just come 10 light In California. Last Feb. |
ruary the Mexican government granted to
a native oonpany conoessioa for sixteen |
years 10 fsh for pearls from Csps Sc Lucas
to the Colorado river This ooness sion |
was transferred last July to . San Fran.
cisco company, composed Of ons Mexican |
and four Americans. They pay a royalty |
of siJ ton on pearl shells for three years,
aud Sl5 for the remainder Of ths time. /
From pearls alone their revenue Is esti- |
mated at $4,000, and from shells $4,000
= year. They also have power 70 arrest
any one poaohing on their preserves. Thus
their monopoly will be a. complete ss that |
,f the Alaska Yor Ssal Company in the