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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-03-18
DR.. SPINNE
no. IL IzEARNX STR EAT
Treats all Chronic and Special % seases-
1ENrr - r


YOUNG MEE ~
rHo MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE ~
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DR SPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit 900 FOR CIV
erv case of Seminal Weakness or private III lease OF
any kind or character which he unae takes and
fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED EN-.
There are many at the age OF thirty to ity who
are troubled with too frequent evacu',ions OF the
bladder often accompanied by slight smartng Of
,inp sensation and weakening OF the system
n manner the patient cannot account l'r. VI
exa,iiuing the urinary deposits ropS saolmen'
will often be found, and sometim' 'mhl parti
cles of albumeu will appear or the color WIZ ne u,
a thin milkish hue, again changing 20 darh an q
torpid appearance. There are many men VINO oit
IF his ditficulty ignorant of the cause winch Is
| The second st ge of seminal weakness. pr b VIII
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| Jan. 10, 18S0-tf.
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~ week made at home by the industr
IA "a ous Best business now before tn
" VI public Capital not needed. We WI
NJ u Start YOU Men Women, boys and girls
GNH | wanted everywhere to work for us
II u ~ Nnw is the time You eau work III
,.. Time or Give your whole time TO the bu siness
NJ other business will pay yon nearly az Wen. NC
one can fail 10 make enormous pay. by engaging a.
once Costly outfit and terms free. Money made
IA easily and honorably Address TRui q CO.
smarsta Maine March 27--ly.
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

nal missions Aversion to society, Oin-
ness of Vision, Noises i'll the heao'
he vital fluid passing unobscrved in the URINE
and many other diseases that leaf to insanity anu
death DIR. MINT1E will agree to forfeit rive
Hundred Dollars for case of this kind the VI
TAI RESTORATIVE (under his special ADVICE
and treatment) will not cure, or for anything I'M
pure or injurious found in it. DIR. MINNIE
treats all Private Diseases successfully WITHOUT
mercury. Consultation Free. Thorough eNani-
nation and advice including analysis OF urlne SOW"
Price of Vital Resolutive, 81 So BOTTLE o. -FOUR
times the quantity, $500; sent to any ad' ress up
ON receipt of price, G. o. D., secure II ON ooser
walton, and in private name if desired,nS
A. E. MINTlE, M. D.
II Kearny Street. San Francesca. Cal.
DIR. MINUTES KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPH-
RETICUM, cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints, Gonorrhea, Gleet Leucorlhosa. For
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! $500.
DIR. MINUTES DANDELION PILLS, are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS
cure in the market For sale by all dru.; gists.
Jan. 2. lSS0.-u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-01
THE DEnOcKATIO NOMINEE.

whisky md Free Trade the Remaining
EF Principles Of tho PARTY.
George Alfred 7oWn"nd IN N. u Tribune ID
have been in Washington most OF the
week and pow the rpsults NJ the Democra,;c
s...,,.,.l Al, .a,.s.-.. Al. t.,,..-.'s.ns
e'.ueu' "nu 'Ao ten'pei d. ''ie iai'u'o " wv
whisky extension bill. The two events had
certain relation to each other. Whisky
and Free Trade ara tina two remaining
n.,oor.,;, nr;no;n,o, ana ho,h - .h..a
Denlo''"''e p''.''p'ee sio D''n VI .ties'
have been murdered IN the house OF their
friends. The Presidential question, which
ia dividing the Democracy. affected both
LII. hrt o;r,,,or - ,o,, ,nanr co,,,,a..
n p'no' mus nl}san.i ~ e' .an. n1u.uein
!; t a vnJ HoI,a III;
.u utanoow III, y so'e ~ W ~ mnHhy
10 dotoat II hi. Xii sMi,oraI op r;hIn ~
ine ue!ea! % .;.s ptll suffered o.aols III.
!u,y' no o" . 'e ~ n eSoiu ~ luz te,
pe.ausu ITa anaS - heAt , ~ 8iisay
lnan "i;u opsuoa .:ie unoi ~ Mai1ua'i "
San n v!G31y WI nini: nanaali sot eVen
wv Tn oati'sie iol iils oelea. loa !ne opeaker'
aI'p any aso ms'e.eo u Turn
"hsAy w. W LUIS hsi u internal
o .a1a " p y erop poIGoy seeut.nS
a.u " ii ,%e a.. naua ; - INV Counted
a aln .u1 ni1at p toIinen. uenoIiatls
. i .e;, 'Ht sne tl.s.ueucy, ~ y alleged
1ns ne wlls i,Ave s al,h?s. sne WHO'S Voc o,
W eius y;sa VIZ 'soLa Mat w atu
. Mtas sifslnaa' hna pe,haps nan 70 twe,
, rn,fus q He% oIk anu a,so New EpSland
VIE WIZ l.. B % say iuattue sefeassn o! fayhe
mni ~ ~ IN MANUAL .h nnA!y. tayne IS paing
o u, .p;a =! Luz atte tlaueis ~ oaio win
~; .as'i n'sut, M ANU ~ u aso 9elng under-
aa ,n11 oy .he naxspacks anu 1y me per
s 1' lfle i4 o. thurman, Ward and Pen.
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twunELtNG, W. VA, APRIL i, 1884.
Let There be Light.

II gives the esteemed Register pleasure TO
reproduce tome comments VI certain Re.
publican newupapars In this State touch.
Ing the presence Of the editor Of the INTEL.
LtdEscsH, as proxy fIr Mr.. Huling, Of
Kanawla, q! the recent meeting Of the Re-
publican State Central Committee. Good.
~ The lNrRLlIoEScER 10 quite willing for
Mr.. Huling 10 BAY whether no was aeked
directly or indirectly Tor hia proxy, and he
Is hereby requested to furnish for publica-
ton in the Rtqi.ier any letter received by
him from the editor OF the ISrELLloKScER
previous to the meeting Of the committee
at Grafton. Nothing is reserved-every.
thing goes.
Now will It please the versatile
Register 10 call to the stand Mr.. NJ. Reilly,
whose proxy tho editor Of tho Register
Is believed to have requested for a
purpose, and which proxy he used ut the
Parkerubutg meeting Of tina Democratic
State Commi.tee2 Will the Register ask
Mr.. Reilly to say whether he was directly
or indirectly a'ked for bis proxy, and re.
quest him to furnish for publication in the
lSrELLIoEScrn any letter received by him
from tho editorof tho Register prsviousto the
meeting Of the Democratic Committee al
parkefsbutg? -
Each party has right to know whelhe,
correct representations have been made te
4 it, and whether its confidence has beer
a,usod through the seeking or tie use o
Z proxies. -
~ What does our talented neighbor Say
Mr.. Rulings lips have been unsealed-
shall Mr.. Reilly be held in dumb durance
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lie done u up il 4 beautiful sheelt q colored

mite done up IN oeaatlinl sneet 81 co 'ls ~
Issue paper. N
In the canton Of Valais, Switzerland, q
cheese Is sometimes made when a child 10
born and not cut until the funeral 1east,
perhaps seventy years later. Wealth 10
computed by cheeses. 4'f'ii
z David Davis rays that there 10 no econo.
mist like careful vile. David has come
to this conclusion since he discovered that
the beautiful awnings over bis library win.
dowB had been made out Of the backs Of
Ills old ves,s-Fau River Advance. ~
An enterpriainp citizen Of Helena went
ont 10 the Cunr d Alene mines about three
weeks AGO taxing with him A ten.pallon
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aENI rLEnEs, \ sra1Sa WEAR.

New York Papr. ft9T 7S- I, f;s INA S
The body coat d close fitting, and ID seen
In stripes, checks and'plaids. ~ o.. CO
Some talors are trying to introduce a
double.breaated vest, but the double.
breasted frock Goa. being worn butoned,
such vest saith a thing oil tho future. ~ ~
r A dress-coat has beo1 attempted. which
Is a double.breasted frock, cutawsy. 1t
looks much like an old irock.coat with the
corners cut of bscius, They were worn
Gentlemen Of taste will not wear It. 'TaE n
Pantaloons arc medium In size, neither
tight nor loose, following tho form OF the
ley. Striped goods are used much for par !.
falcons. Plaitls are seen, hut are stigma.
tiled rs cloud" by gentlemen Of refined
taste. ~ q
Solid cloths are mos. In favor, but mix.
lures OF brown and gold, and purple and
orange, are handsome. No color, however,
makes ups s,ylishly or suitably for morn.
ing coat or double.breassud irock rs the
dark graya or olives. .t5ck ~ IA ET,F 1
Since the proposed fashion OF wearing
knee breeches, etc., has not obtained favor
with men Of taste, 1t is thought that clubs
will order thu. style OF dress for walters.
The costume will be knee breeches with
side buckles, long hose aud low shoee,
short jacket and large relied shirt. N
There is a great variety Of fancy clo,hs
shown. Foreign tsiors IRE introducing
low.cut vests aud also coats, but they dc
not "take" here. The ilve.button, single
breasted irock coat obtains most favor here
though an effort is being made to substi
tute the tourbutton irock, which calls fol
lower roll Of the collar, where a gentle
man wished to wear the low.cut vest. Tht
fashionable business vest Is single. breasted
with or without collar, ns desired. 5s9,
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Tho Lady's Maids Revenge,

"Ladles' maids have their feelings like
other lolks." A week or two ago one oil
our best known Peeresses gave her maid n
months notice, accompanying the warn.
ing by a smack on the face. The maid said
nothing at the time, but brooted over her
wrongs. On tho day that her month was
up, after she had received her wagee, and
her boxes had been upon cab, she went
UP. stairs, aud began to do" her mistress's
hair. Having deity fastened it to the
back Of tho chair, she calmly proceeded to
administer series OF saps to the some.
what highly colored cheeks which were
ready 10 hor hands. Then, with a low
curtEey, she took herself of.
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JOHN uulSAM.N,s vncor,Ye.

lilo Cant DO Anything with u Long
knuge Kills. Ss.l. ~ 4
Japan Go:etie. $50 80
When the French troops made their first
and unsuccessful advance against Sontay,
some importance was attached by tho
special correspondents Of the Engllah pa.
psrs to the Circumstance that the Black
Flags fred low. It IVES pointed out that
most Of the bullet wounds received by the
French soldiers were found in the legs and
lower parts Of their bodies. OF course the
practice OF firing low is one strongly urged
upon the troops, a shower of bullets being
much more effective il fred low, even II Il
strikes the ground in front Of the hostile
forces, than it would be il sent into Ma air
over the heads Of the approaching enemy.
But we heard rather interesting expIa i,
nation OF the reason why the Black Flags
and their allies fire low expr, ssed the
other day by one who has had a great
amount OF experience with Chino 10 troops.
He said that the bulk Of the Chinese had
no idea Of the use Of the sights on The
rifles, and it YVES almos: rs.less to ATTEMPT
to teach the uss OF such contrivances.
Thus, a Chinese soldier, armed with 3
modern rtls, would never think of raising
the sight OF bis weapon when he was called
upon to use it, especially in the face OF an
army. lie would fire at an object six
hundred yards Of with the sight down the
consequence being that the muzzle OF the
riiis not receiving tho nececsary elevation
10 CARY hnllpt nvar a 1aru ,};,,,..aTu :
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A HIGH old time-The sun.
Every Letters Contents.

WARSAW, JErrxGsoN Co.. Pa,
The swelling Is all gore. / ain es well and
natural as ever was before / wss enlarged.
am delighted with Peruna. s. P. sHAYKR, \
My son is still improving in health. You.
Peruaa Is inst thu thing for him. .iI,s a
W. BAUER, st. Mary's, Pa. 4
The large Chronic Ulcers, OF 16' months:
standing, are entirely healed. Tho swelling,
pain aud itching have sill subaided. the leg e
healed, and am perfectly Pertna Is a
wonderful remedy. w. NJ. GRIFFITH,
1901 Ashland, Ky.
1tyor desire health and TO save money ask
your Druggist 10: DR.. Hsrtman's "IiIs Of
Liie." f5S lr=a E5a NfSf- div
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New Books.

My House; An Ideal" by Oliver B.
Bunce, is a charming little paper bound
book IRON tho pres7 OF Charles Scribner's
Sons. The author commands felicitous
style we'll suited to his theme. He aims at
house which shall DO country home.
,.'built O lest, and built to be lovely" OF,
which and in which there shall be nothing
ornamental that is not useful and nothing
useful that il not made to do its parl TO.
wards ornament. He discards ali tricks
and Bhams. Whatever is is real, solid, sub.
Btantial, and stands on its own merits,
This plan is followed within and without,
n we'll with regard to the general furnish.
inv J to the solid stone walls, With 90
attractive word picture Of "Aly House" be.
fore US We long for the engravers art to pu.
it in plain view on the page. But this can
not be, for My House" is lin my minds
eye, Horatio.". A more delightful hours
reading will not easily be found, ff
NJ From Messrs. J.. NJ. Lippencott & Co.,
come three light novels, "Kitty's CON.
quest" by Charles King, us A; "Not
Like Other Girls" by Rosa N. CASEY; and
"a Wife Hard Won," by Julia McLain
Wright. rs ia'G - .
/ Captain Kings earlier effort "The Colo
nel's a Daughter, charming story Of
frontier life, finds q good companion in
""Kitty's Conquest" which deals with
other types and is m engaging picture Of
Southern life with a fiue military favor
thrown in. b! Boy ~. fIlsfE
IA Wife Hard Won" is an interesting
tale we'll told, Of ingenious plot cleverly
handled, with plenty Of good dialogue. II
there DO come unnatural touches in it that
Is perhaps because novel readers do not
like the severely natural. giIlJ
Like Other Girls" is not without
interest, bu. it is rather high pitched and
very much like good many more books
Of the same general character. Fg,. -
q For sale in Wheeling by Messrs. Stanton |
& Davenport. Il "a y - rt,S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-01
The Democratic Platform, Of 1854.

Those Democrats who have entertained
some hope Of elecsing a President some.
time before the close Of the century are
wondering what captivating Issue their
leaders will hit upon to win the country.
They have regarded the free trade man.
Wlvres as very bad politics, since nothing
is better settled than that this country can
not be induced to physic it1eli with dose
80 nauseous and drastic. The whisky
issue is not regarded az more promising.
But now comes hegallaut Watteraon, who
,isquoted by correspondent Of the New
York Tribune in this way:
q / saw Henry Watterson in Washington
Just before the caucus met and asked him
what he thought It would do. eaid he: II
don't care what 1t does. But on this sunisc.
OF reforming the revenue ne are foolish to 20
backward For myself. shall demand to be
put on the Committee on Platform ut the
next convention, 10 . 10 wri:s the plank on
that subject. wrote the plank in the plat.
form Of 1880 which inlossed Mr.. Tilden, IN d
i had only two members on tho committee
10 stand by me- Il. fiat. That plank went
through, and believe that before the Demo.
cratic Convention, the FREQ Trade one will"
Eaid ]: (which OF the candidates will Won
tree Traders supper, r mcdonald IL the
strougeat ct present, bnt Morrison himself
has not withdrawn his own hopes" Said T;
"Mr. Payne will eat both OF them up" very
WE'LL" eaid Mr.. WaltGso provided lie goes
on tia right platform. The simple fact"
said Wal,elson, "is that we have no other
Democratic doctrine than this one OF reduc.
Ing ta1s!ion, aud 1t Is in the liue OF our con.
vic;ion." i5 sg.l-tl ~.
Here We have at once history and
prophecy, from journalist and politician
Of ability who represents the dominant
wing Of his party. Mr.. Watterson realizes
that unless the county can be caught with
Tres trade-unless evel5 body can be made
to believe that under free trade be would
got more for his labor and supply h'sneeds
cheaper-the Democratic party will stand
no more chance in 1854 than it did in
1872.
81 1t Is not enough 70 say to the country,
."We want tho Offices. Give them to US
and we'll be honest. The other fellows
have been thieves" There isn't enough
Of that issue to cover the vest voting area
OF this country. What else is there Tor the
Democratic party Tho Republican party
is camped on the protection ground, is
making permanent improvements aud is
here to stay.
The Democracy's only show is to follow
Carlisle, Watterson and Morrison, and take
the consistent position that the Democracy
is bound to oppose protective tariff.
There is nothing that promises SO brilliant
defeat. .t.,lf5
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Do YOU wish freedom from aches paips
soresetc.2 Then purify the blood, strensthen
the urinary and digestive organs, build I'M
your broken down constitution by using d..
u;uyso!ts Yellow Dock and sarsaparlla. Il
u gtatiiying to know that among the iutelli.
gent communities this simple, harmless, vel
knecave remedy SELLS faster than the MANY
namo9e oltters, iron medicines and pretend.
Gu iklaney cures, all Of which so spidIy
and kidneys by exciting these dolicato or.
gaus to unnatural activity. 81 i paw W. I
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

n a lats Australian invention Is method
5of adspting saddle to various horses and
securing good fl! by having saddle. pad
inflated with air. .ttssi 5iiS
2S3 Bishop Doane has collected about s. s, 900
5for' his Episcopal cathedral at Albany, and
i Tho ground can be cleared in time the
! cornerstone will be laid on June 8.
4 The Chicago Ntus Is the only paper
heard from, That offers prizes on ''spring"
poetry The prize is "pound Of dyna.
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ThACT-oa Sunday. March 80. 1881, a. sp.x.,
BESSIE LEE, daughter Of e. Il. and Mary E. Tracy,
eyed mouths aud ! days -
Funeral nom residence Of parents. No. 1915
Chapliue stsccs, Tuesday nj. I'm Friends Of the
family s:e respectfully Invited 10 attend. Iuter.
ment at III Wood Cemetery. fll.-,.
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DIED.

WArERu0USS-ou Mond y morning, March 81,
ISL at l2:l0 O'Clock, WILLIAM T., Boa Of Stephen
aud annie L. Warehouse. aged months and II
days. latT l71sfi 49, = ltlIT1-- = : = =
Funeral on Tuesday OF 8 o'clock P. N. from No.
a'ls Jacob street! in,ermeut at Mt. Zion Cemetery.
" This lovely child thus carly tern iis't
Fro n our ond breasts away, 1901 t5s.,tt
With silent grief ~ gently borne ~. 4l2s
tn tiR lnna hrt nj oil rHs'IH.1-r
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Imported Wooden DRESS FABRICS Of Fine Tex.
ture in all the New and Choice Spring Shades. Also,
complete lines Of DRESS SILKS, sSummer silks,
Black Silks oftheb best makesimported PrimedSatins,
and the still Newer Otto man Cords in lprine cd and
Plain
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EDUCATIONAL.
1 SCHOOL E0R Girls.

Location and S1a ouable Chages.
kIt. DcChantnl Academy.
NEAR WHEELING. W. VA.
The thirty tixth year o this well known School
!or sitS. bnHer Tic thd'ge Of tho eisturS Of the
VISITATION oitil' on the FIAT atnrday OF september
next, aud cUN:iHHCG ten oDthl
pupils received AZ Guy time Ia the s,,Soa,
Those WIN de'lle 70 pi!ee their daughters In an
!nNitu!oh AtlIrdH s o*cci lioualy good advantages
excellent bistd.. tho,ouga i.ciplno AMI inst5c.
bion, ~ the hands o. lfGinng .earhms, u every de-
rtrtthtnt o. icn,$'e education. Including The nd.
en- lsnsuHs sand ,uu'c. at very reasonable rates,
LIQUID io9d i7raea' o!csue Of this Ah5oI. address
GllEJrkESS OFalRs ACADEMY
or 2IEE VISITATION,
!s&ntw W n6Ch'nltl, mar Wheeling W. w.
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IITANTED-A GIRL TO DO HOUSE.
NV work III a small family. Apply. at No. 10
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r. OsT-ABOUT A WEEK AGO, AT
~ the boat landing, a Shipping Receipt Hook,
Thu hndet Will please rcturn Ii 10 Shore OH Market
street. tNlCLIDIAS SCHULZ, = IN ,7f--f ami
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TOR RENT-ONE SEVEN OCTAVE
~ Ghicierlng Plano In good order. Addrn O.,
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B NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

"ANTED-FOUR GIRIs-GOOD
w. wages and llgh. work, io4s Market street. !,
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TOR RENT-TIIE VERY DEsIRA.
- LILLE Dwelling, No. 81 Foath York s.tcpt
Island, containing seven looms ard bath rom.
Gmined md newly pipared throughout, A very
comfortable and pleasant house. FOR terms, do,
inquire on the pfemises fI''TDT'. - - nn,is
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u. =. d e.. Railway:--IEAvx Bellaic IN,
Woodsueld and 9ummeraeld at 600 a. m amS o .9d
.. m. ARRIVE at Ballaire ut DIS A. NJ and h.as -,
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TssAVELEs'n GUIDE,
Trains arrive and depar. A. iollovs-,,,,v ~,

Cleveland, LOrain d Whccltne.-Dvp.,-
bridgeport and 81. Clairsyille Accommodated 900
n and 1924 m; Cleveland, 1900 noon: Msssi,oH
TX TX m. Aaa1v1-s:4s . m, lo:27 m, 254 N,
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Hc Can't DO Anything with u Long
knuEe Kills. $40 ~
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-23
Calico Clippings.

The Calico Print has the following
items of interest about that region in
which Angelehos are so much in
terested:
The mine near Waterman's recently
discovere by Godfry l. Baker has been
sold to Lieut.. Gov. Daggett.
w. X. Aldersley has gone to Orc
Grande to start up the Orc Grande
M ming Company's mill at that place,
and the first crushing will consist OF
200 tons of ore belonging to II. X.
Sparkuhle.
The following shipments were made
from the King Mining Co. mill:
July 4th. $3.50; 18th $40, $50; 18th
So, 800; 10th $3.50.
On the l4th 1856 were shipped from
the Red Jacket and Veto mines.
A few days ago J. w. Smith, who has
mining interests in West Lava Beds,
started to sink q well at the base Of this
mountains nine miles southeast of New
berry and about six miles from the mines
in West Lava Beds. He struck water
at depth OF ten feet and it soon began
to flow In faster than it could be bailed
out. 1t was impossible to sink further
than five feet after they struck the wa.
ter, and work was suspended until tim
bers are procured for curbing, when the
well will be sunk to depth that will
give sufficient water even for milling
purposes.
The King Mining Co. are making long
needed Improvements at the Oriental
Mill. As soon as poles can be shipped
from Flagstaff telephone line will be
built from the mill to the mine at Calico
and possibly from the mill to Daggett.
The improvements at the mill will be
the laying of pipe from the station to
the mill for the transporting of the oil
used by the furnace and the erection Of
new engine for the purpose of run
ming turning. lathes and other imple.
ments necessary for repairing mill and
other kinds Of machinery. When these
improvements are finished the Oriental
mill will be the best equipped mill in
the country.