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Mohave County miner., 1884-06-29
The yooaday Mine.

This valuable claim is located about three
and half miles aoJve Deadman's Point on
the Williams Fork Of the Colorado in Mo-
have eonSty, and is owned by kimble Bsos.,
merchants Of Signsl The formation is in
syepite, the ledge running north and south,
and dipping slightly to the east. The ledge
shows continuous outcrop for nearly a
mile, emitting cahons, washes, etc.. in places
for depth of 50l feet. and running from
five to twenty FIVE feet in width. The ore
i . cppper-stained quartz, carrying free
gold, hyrraqiDg over go 10 the ton. The
deSslsprasata consists ofa tunnel lsg feet
Tong. snothsr rag fesl Ioag, which will tap
the lsigo "a depth Of 100 feet, an open cut
Of enasidsr8s'e tength aad shaft sixty
eight fees ia depth. There are at present
fully 90 tpns q orc On the duGlp with
huHdreds uoIein sight, TIE faciitie, for
redsojtg thu oie at or near the claim are
first olaSs, IL being QRly two miles from tho
Wil!iafns Fork .fid abJGt "a miles from the
river There Is also an abundance Of wood
in the immediate vicinity. Curtis Brooks
aud Joe Good have been working on this
minc for seysralmrnths past, and the de.
velopmcnts have been 90 satisfactory to the
owners that they are now preparing 70 put
np a mil near the mine, which they are
abundantly able TO do. We hope they will
make = fortune out Of il, for there are no
men more de eFyiIg Of it than the kimb!e.
Bros, who have been identified with the
interests of old Mohaye almost from its in.
ception,
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-29
MINING ABROAD.
ITEMS FROM THE VARIOUS MINING
JOURNALS OF THE COUNTRY.

II is estimated that tho worlds output OF
copper ia 1888 was 1ss, i5t tons.
The furnace Of the Day niine, in Bristol
district, Seyaas, started on May with q.
600 tons Of good ore on the dump. and 49,
O0J bushels Of charcoal ON hand.
The srDelter Of the United Verde Copper
company, Arizona, has rvsrmed operations,
and steady output OF bullion, averaging in
the neighborhood Of $50 tons monthly, viii
be the result,
II is stated that the cash realized from
ore, matte and bullion shipments frg,n
Montana, ia folly 81 ,00) 900 per month, and
will soon be largely inors,sod,
The Quicksilver mining cornp1ny, at Wow
Amadsn, Cal, report in thirteen ye'rs and
four months production Of 264,7iI fasks
of quicksilver. valued at sS,obo,ioi.e3
The 2 Bottom furnaces Of the Old Domin.
ION copper company, at Globe. A. T., in one
day turned out 81 $50 pounds Of fine bullion.
OF the aggregate Of steel ore smelted in
making the hematits pigs Of last year, in
England, 2,774 go tons were raised from It's
own rcd ore mines, but as much as 3,178,0O0
tons capie from spain.
The Missouri Pacific railroad company is
making extensive arrangements for deYel-
opmsn. large folds of coal in the Indian
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-29
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The Fourth in Mineral Park

Preparations were made yesterday to
properly celebrate the osminy inuivefsa ~
Of the Nations Independence In this city,
and the following committees have the mat.
ter in charge, viz;
Fire vorks--T. J Christie, b. Moses, jas.
A. Sanders, J. w. Yoacham, w. NJ Krider
and Anaon II. Smith. @
Exercises. dance and supper E.F. .Thomp-
SON W. y. Roe, Catdwell Wright and J. X.
Mackenzie -
The committee were urable to furnish us
the programmes IN time for publication, but
twill consist Of tho usual exercises during
the afternoon. comprising tue ieadlng OF
the Declaration u Independence and the
singing Of Satonsl hymns In the even.
ing there will be a grand display Of fire.
works followed by dance in the Court
House and suple 4. the.PIlacc Hotel :,
Ths d.5pl4Y u iireworks will TO tho fas.
tafe u the day and will exceed anything OF
the kind ever soon Ia Arizona.
We sro requested to extend cordial in
yitation to the citizens Of Bingman, Hack.
berry. Peach Springs, Cerbat, Stockton,
Chloride and all nsiehboring towns 10 lie
present and assist in making the coming
celebration the peer Of any former ones.
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-29
MINING IN M0HAVE.
WHAT OUR MINERS ARE por>,G IN THE
DITFEsEsT DISTRICTS OF THIS
COUNTY.
A. Z, DAVE

Johnny Carr. the most extensive freight
transport bullion and supplies to and from
the Planet mine and Franconia station on
the Atlantic and Pacific railroad, a distanc,
of about 10 mileg. He has already foui
sixteen-mule teams At work.
MuiliRan & Smith expected TO have steam
up At their new hoisting works yesterday
l.. J. Lassell has been experimenting its
erection.
Superintendent Raymond Of the Cham.
pion mine is making extensive preparations
to open up the mine ON large scale. He
viii very shortly Increase his working force
to 30 or 40 men.
Hardy's teams hauled the first carload Of
ore from the Champion mine, under It's new
management. 10 Kingmnn last Friday. The
car was consigned TO the Benson smeIter.
H. W. Hsukie has couple of msa work
ing on the Rstcrt. mine. Iris claim has
projaced come very rich ore in the days
gone by.
KYider has s,ru X !: rich on the Buster
claiss, near Chloride Three feet Of calena
and cirbonz'e. carrying ai,ont $40 in gold
and $40 in silver.
The shaft On tho Starke and Eving mine
Is down about I27 feet, Last Friday night
water in considTtbl gusn.ity was struck.
and tho Indications are now favorable for
verg rich ore. Tine ere streak is improving
in width as degth is attained.
d. J. Csnty is gettine out some splendid
ore from the old '6s mine. This claim has
produced over $4,000 in former years and
IhSre is no reason why it should not still
be pSodsctiye.
The CerbIt mill is running nicely under
the able management Of Charles l..
Roe.
Ten bars Of bullion valued at from 900
to 5000 eaoh have been shipped through
Wells. Fargo d Co. from Kingmap TO San
Francisco. They al. came from the Cerbat
mill, the result of q little over two weeks
ron.
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-29
sheriGss sale.

.. 2 D y 7. y & i.
!. By yirtue OF an execution issued out o.
Ju ,tioe JaJnes D. Hyde's Court, of Minsra
Park ptecin4t, in the county of Gohaye
Territory of Ariz ma. dated the twenty
seventh day Of June A, II. 1884, In certsI
action wherein Ros Brouisrs. Rs plaintiffs
recovered judgment against j. NJ. de Ii
Porte, sletofd mt, for the sum Of One hun.
dgtdan threg aud n 100 dollars $l03.T
damages. Fivo aud 10 100 dollars S5.lSl
p5Tcsniape. ard Ore handred and eighty
three and 20 lU0 dollars $ls3.20l costs oj
suit, on the twenty seventh day Of June A.
II, 1884, and all acoruing costs, have levied
upon the following described property, "a
VIII.
hlitlat certain bot, piece or parcel OF
land, situate, lying and being IN Wallspai
Mining District. County Of Moh,tve, Terri.
tary Of Arlz0Iil, and more particularly des.
aribed ard knpssn ~ ths indrlytry mine
Gontsin5na I6o1 feet lHleEgil by COO feoi
.sin widslh, sitnale sf..A q ~ q flile eastorly
df tho tgwa ~ Aitieril Park, south Of the
fa60n btatBn Toll faga, located py j. NJ
QuiBe ,ni The tirst5tlaY " JsIlNhry, A, -.
IsSa and recorded on . gs& f53 and G5f
fsook y /, mining records II Motaye oouhty,
gofsreiips 10 which toenrds is hereby hBo
foF q faore aesnrats description of said
nlinlag plaiiA NJ as}i sE~E IN
PnbilG notice. Il het6by given that 90
N,na,gy, the t3miy first day ~ July, AID.
tySs. et ene O'clock L. m. of that day, IN
front ol the Court House. In the town Of
Minsrss Park, county ~ Nohase, l will sell
al the tJgilt, title and Interest of said J. NJ.
4e IA f9rts. the aefeIdaUt, ia and 10 the
sIboye dsscribtt PtepaTtyr ~ public anstiob
Tor CASH, tostba highest and best bidder, to
satisfy said execution and all coste.
Mineral Park, june 18th. Isst
+ Esi, lE ROBERT SEEN, X
Sheriff.
B9 o. II. KuISeKB,
. ~ er-Shefiff. %4g
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-29
down lis throat ana pu,,no com. =

down his throat and peuring soups an
milk doSh hisIhrcat.s would n !, hay
recognized our "a, sleek looking Indians
IN The erasomted, hsgpard imbes ile befor
me. lie did not know fas, ard would no
talk The doctor ssid he would not spesl
and had utterly refused food since he ha.
co ne there. His opinion was that he woul,
not last long, but said he Night possibl,
settle into moping IDIOT and last som,
time. Sc. :i;;..ys.45g3 b. &,
! laiso saw DR.. Moeler, who used 10 be GA,
OF tbs besran most enterprising citizen.
~ Prescott and who now has n vast deal .,
property there. To me II was a most s,d
sight ~. 4. & .ss :a s
nrst knew him at Hardyviile, 10 years
ago. From there be went on TO Prescott
just then being settled, 10 seek his fortnne.
iie Nas successfpl Knd became ons of Pres.
colts hfst citi-ensand best business ,ncn.
In 1875 serveI in ths l. ,gislature with him
At fac'on, and 20 meet hin, AZ | did, unex
peeiedly, crazy in t,ii asylum. was mos,
qgpsoasaft experiences. He knew me d,
once, bat s9oa saw lie was as med as s
daYch hsto. Poor fellow. tho doctor says
mis- iss hopeless cass. e.@l5
! and Iooked far i long ioaesolns tay 81
waiting uatil evening for TITO tram. when
see asVald I ineos, on tho street bat osT
old t3wnmu;sn Garlstd May. Enarg oi,s
vail be delighted 70 isarn he Is hale ano
naprty. tiioaph sut last ~intss ho had q
9ioss call M LIZ life. a fisnd whom be had
taken in AAd befiiaaded for lew DAYS.
sought 10 murder him, thinsiIie he had
ionsiderahis ess1 by him He put charge
of strschpine INTO s9ok ot salt and Mr.
slH9 got d good dose which eaEae very neai
doins fot hina. but thanks to o strong con.
slitntiog ho PAlled thyoagh. iboagh ii has
left him p'ta q perFsns t~jtehspg OF the
muscles liieh viii probably stay With hin.
through life.
never met man who seemed 80 sin.
asrely glad 70 meet an old FREUD and arizo
nian ~ be. He soon hnnted up j. ".
Quiglsy, an old sIolmyeite and Geo. DeHart
and We four made the day Of il. and even
May felt happy when we broke up OUT
quilting party. | think / answered i0ol
qu stioas, bas still they had more. We,
I'D Aoaayeites viii bstr ms out that there
were thIee as good men al any cpantsy
bolsts, MIR. May and Geo Defisnt are
buying and selling stock and doing well. |
Mr.. Quialy has dairy close by town and
he TOO seems satisfied with the world and |
himself.
When told them that we sure enough |
had live newspaper, both Mr. May and
Ar. Quiely commissioned me to slbscribe /
for them each copy. So send At oaee te 1
Garland My and J. W Quigiey. Stockton, i
Cal, copies Of siHta for bae year and cash |
will respond to your draft therefor upon /
them.
Geo. Do Hart win, he says, be with us IN
Mineral Park again in 4 few months.
Now. feeling have spun this letter on,
much too long call n halt.
Yours, &e.,
A. Z. DAyIs,
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-29
yotors mus. register.

/. Voters must register.
:, sherih steen is home again.
Several windy days las, wssk.
{. subscribe for the MNga and be happy.
krider has laid in go blrrels Of bee
reSdy for tho Fourth.
An interesting letter from A. z. Dayi
appears in another column.
i Mrs. ]. w. Potts and family left ON Tues
day for visit TO Prescott.
Under.Sherih Sue1oer returned on Thurs
day from a trip to the Nsedles.
A. U. simonds is fixing up his Bea
Springs property in tine shape.
Capt. Atchisson took a trip 10 the rive,
last week for lisiis recreation.
The days aTe getting red hot bat the
nights arc delightfully cool and pleasant.
In spite OF high water the building Of thu
oridss at the Needles still goes bravely on.
Hon. j.. s. weiton came over from ing.
n'n on Friday, accompanied by his son
and hsir. 4 $,
Judge HYDE has opened his precinct re-
gister and Is now ready to register voters al
any time.
Subscribers who do not receive their "a,
rers regularly will confer favor by notify.
ing Us at once. I
According to the Prescott Minor grain
can BE- bought in Phsni1 for six hits pei
hundred pounds.
There Is great scarcity Of ore sacks in
this vicinity and shipments have been great.
~ retarded In Consequences.
Judge T,izger Ia is in and the pinal
county District Gourt has been edjourneo
10 October in consequence.
George Iail hss about completed his con.
tract on the Ailsntic q Pacific railroad be-
tween Yucca and sr1nconia.
There are number Of men in town who
should be invited to losys and stand not
upon tbs order of their going.
Treasurer Kinder has sinking FUND.-
notice in this issue which holders Of county
warrants will do well to peruse.
Judge Howard, our new Chief Jnstioe,
seems TO be winning golden opinions a,
Prescott, judging from our exchanges.
The fireworks for the Foarih have ar
rived and Treasurer krider and Ansop
Smith OF the MNss are happy oncs more.
Ed. Thompson, The popular ard genial
manager Of weiton 4 Beecher's branch
store here is pist grand of the sazsrac
Club.
Lots Of drunken Indians on the streets,
and yet it seems almost impossible to find
oat where they obtain their supply of
whisky.
Those poor starving WEllapais" have
plenty 4 money TO buy whisky with, and
plr, Of it is the proceeds Of the sale of their
government rations.
The Prescott grand jury have aaked Judge
Howard 20 see that the fines imposed by
Judge French on Clark Churchill and |
Charles B. Rush Of $500 each lie immediate |
iy collected.
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-29
LETTER FROM KINGMAN.

kingman merchants report rapidly IN
crcasing trade and business Is good IN eysry
line. .,.,;- y
| Z. Watkins Bros. have had an awning built
In front OF their store which adds much to
appearances as well M comfort.
| Juo. BoIar's now shop IN almost completed
and il the largest blacksmith shop in the
county. s ~
Henry Raymand was in town this week
and ropor.s that work has been resumed oi,
the cbalnplon nino. u.
II. II. scott has left tosn for a few days.
Hardy's tcsm IA hauling ore from the
Chanipiaf mine.
Howard Watkins paid Kingniaii q visit
this week
HogIles aud Ewing will commence y ship
ore from the Deea naiue ina few days, & I.
Thps. elaristte and ~. n. Kiidsf in,de'
thines tiye,y fos the boys ON ,fassdas !. Wisl
t'iog Soa;d ooa1e ottsi. x ,S ey.s rs rs
I, /. =. u. 1'o1npkias arrived on TiursdRY's
g',lin frutis Los Aagtaes sheic me has beeFt
pistieatiag.
Taagart 4 90, hssse orscted q Platform 20
fes; long and 20 wide. This looks az though
t9ey msanf bpslagss.
Richards, oorin d Co. shipped another
ctraf ora % Paello this week. d
: We aptsspd large amoant, Of frgxorks
going II tbs Park this week, Measiff all be
there, 4: .,,,.1. ,'.. j. f Z;
.tTsstirsRoing ~est pass thronRh Kinginan
al twoa "a. n9wi going east anytime be-
tween snnrise aud sasnset. n r.
' waLL4rar.
- Eiuatstan Inr, 14 1874 .!'ss.: - gE=ss
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-29

Captain White of Mirsrai Park paid us .
visit hsst weoh. We beard :hat his princi
psl eb.egt was 10 find pair of pants larg,
euough for him, bat W are sorry 10 say be
went home unsstissed- He should hay,
ctlIcd on Jndsa Russell for psif. Ties
spiiia have fitted him round the waist even
II they were little short.
DIR, Day appems 70 have his hands full IN
looking ont for the general welfsre Of the
coumonity. no, forgetting his own for a
moment Even the fat aid bazy wailapsis
come in for share gf his attention, in !,
professional sense of course.
Haskborry wsnss Justica of the Peace
aud deputy Sheriff badly, Not that we have
any particular csc for either Of those Of.
fessa at the present, bat because we may
need their services at any time.
The blackberry mill has been running
steadily for over four months aud his
never shut down an hour in that time OK.
cept for the purpose Of cleaning out the
boilers. The company Is making large ship
meuts Of bullion and must be coming
money rapidly.
Then arc sbout thiay men employed GA
the Hackboffy mine at the preacn, time.
The mine is tnrning out lots Of ore and
usyer looked bcttsf. Anew boiler of large
capscs;y has lately been put in position at
the hoistlnR works on the Juine.
N. Carey returned on Sunday from short
trip 20 Stn Francisco. while John Howell
came in on "Wednesday morning.
We saw some If the finest beef We have
ever laid eyes on in John T. Davis butcher
shop lrst week.
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-29
IIaeLserry Happenings. ).

Einalaanl. Jaas q. 1854 y 4
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-29
ARRIVAL q DEPARTURES OF MAIL.

Mineral Park to kingrnan and all points
sasr and west. daily, except sGndays.- =
Arrives l2 m, leaves p m.
Mineral Park 10 ST. 1homas--Arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday At a. m.
Leaves Mond.y, Wednesday aud Friday al
2 a. IN.
Mineral Park TO Signal Arrives Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at l2oJ me-, leaves
Monday, "Wednesday and friday at p. m.
W. NJ. bETDxR. L. NJ.
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-29
o1rcG or TpE cLxEx or the
doH,yE CeUsyr, ARlzosA,

Mineral Park, June 10, 1891.
Notice II hereby given chat the assessment
roll and tha original lists of property Jf
Mohave county for the wear A. d. 1854, have
this day been filed in my Office aud that
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-29

sfeFrltore.~ This company is mining within
the limits OF the Choctaw Nation at the
rate Of quarter Of million tons q year
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-29

TIE came are now open for public insIee-
tioa.
Notice Is also hereby given that the
Bo trd of Equalization will meet on the 7th
day VI July, A. D. 1854.
# II. BUcKsBAuM,
~ rlark
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street lamps Will be lighted at 7:45 p. m. and ex
ttnguished at 10:45 p. m
Those who have witnessed the rehearsal Of the
great play OF "Adrienne,' to be given at the Nj
uOnal theater the 18th, confident that Ii VIII
be an artistic success. The Confederate Soldiers
Home viii get substantial benefit II the friends
Of the cause I'LL the house Messrs W. B. Moses &
Sons have rendered the stage furnishings. which
will be very fine Crypt PamOn1 has been specially
engaged for this occasion.
The Citizens club, at meeting last night. re-
solved Itself into u Blaine and Logan club and
elected the following officers: President, E-A.SayOy:
vice presidents, VIM III. Johnson and Charles F.
Mostly; treasurer, Logan Williams; corresponding
secretary, j. II. Lewis; chairman or the campaign
committee, Geo. W. stewart.
The play OF "Schneewittchen" 1.-THE SnOwdrop)
was very successfully presented at Lincoln hall
last Friday evening. In German, by Miss Marie
AuSSaeuS and her pupils Vocal and instrumental
music was rendered during the evening and the
large audience was much pleased at the manifest
progress exhibited by the school, particularly In
German pronunciation. - No.
The statement having been published that 6sii..
K b. AyreS command Is not 10 encamp at Colonial
Beach this summer because OF the unhealthy con-
dillon or the place, that officer has written to say
NO such reason has been given or authorized by
me-
Judge Macarthur, before whom VIM. Brown was
Rcently convicted OF larceny and sentenced TO
three months in Jail, to-day changed the sentence
TO q fine OF 800
The closing exercises OF Mrs. McGee's school will
take place at No. ITO street northwest Thursday
and Friday evenings next.
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Street Cars Prevented from Running.
SEIZURE OF THE STOCK OF CITY RAILROAD con-

Street Cars Prevented from Running.
SEIZURE OF THE STOCK OF A CITY RAILROAD CON-
PANY.
This morning District Collector Cook made re-
port TO the Commissioners as follows: yesterday,
having presented myself at the main Office OF the
Capitol. North o and South Washington Railroad
company and personally demanded payment OF the
personal tax BILL hereto attached, amount 81 2 AZ,
and having been informed by the secretary Of said
company that the company would not pay in said
amount deputZed Henry RAN to make dtstraint
TO satisfy said bill OF personal and he has this DAY
seized at the main depo OF said railroad company,
10 onehorse cars and said cars are being held sub
Ject 10 the above demant and the consequent re.
quirements OF the law governing the collection OF
this class OF taxes"
THE TRIPS RESUMED.
This morning MeSsrS L. G. Hine and g. 7.
Thomas, for the railroad company, filed suit In
repevin against Mr.. Cook, the collector OF taxes,
for the detention or nineteen railway cars OF the
value OF 5000; laying the damages at S,O0
About II O'Clock the marShafS Ortcers (MeSsrA
Wallach and Miler) went TO the stables where
Sergeant Hughes and Of1cer Turnburke were In
charge OF the cars and released the property, ana
the trips were resumed
THE BARRETT CLUB PERFoRxASCE.-Thep resen-
tatiOn by the Lawrence Barrett Club, at the
National theater last evening OF the Merchant OF
Venice" again demonstrated the dramatic ability
OF the members. David c. Bangs, as Shylock;
Harry c. Robinson, as Antonio; Clarence B. kheem.
as BaSSd,tiO: Simon r. Flynn, as GratidaO; Miss
Rose Wheeler. as POTtia; and Miss Mai McCauley,
as JeSSicd, all did Well The performance closed
with the farce ''Nr. and Mrs. Peter White" by
Messrs Benedick, Eckstein, Erdmun, and the
Misses Julia wheeler, Lille Lewis and Mai
MeCauley.
MARRIAGE LICENsES.-Marriagel licenses have been
issued by the clerk OF the court to John w. New
ton and Mary Z. Highfeld; A. D. Watson and
Bertha Ward; James Robinson and Lizzie Robin
son; VIM Mars and Maggie Mars; Robert Aiteho-
son, Of Burtonville, Md, and Sarah E Whipple, Of
Howard county, Nd; Reuben w. Eaton and Ella
Malad, OF Alegany county, Md; Lewis Taylor and
F..nnle Car1ch, Of Fairfax county, Va; Eugene
Stevenson, OF Patterson, n. j., and Helen Horn
blower; George Carter and Lizzie Bailey; John F.
Allwine and Kate L. Sorlmer; Z. l. Helm and Emma
j. SydnOr; John 4. Taylor and Mary +. johnson.
FORD'S OPERA House TO BE RECONSTRUCTED
Plans have been made by Architect Mullet for i'm
pOrtant changes which are in contemplation by the
propriet0s OF FOrd'S opera house TO be made In
that building, embracing a covered-in balcony or
lobby, on the CStreet side. to be erected on iron
pillars; change OF the main entrance TO the house
TO the 9thstreet front, md space occupied ny the
rooms over several stores on the lower floor OF the
building added, which the prOprietOrS hope to GET
making the theater much larger.
DEALERS should attend the sale, No. 215 Pa. ave-
n W. Goods are given away. See auction advt
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Affair, in w.,. wa.h,pr,op.

men were landing at WiIiiams' boat.house last
evening the wharf running out to the foat gave
way, landing the party In about six feet OF water
They escaped with wet clothing and sktna-Last
night, about 130 O'Clock, James Taylor, while at
tempting TO jump on car "a, Washington and
Georgetown railroad, fell and sprained his ankle
home.
BARSRY's HARD LUcK.-L p. Key, agent Of the
Humane society, brought to the station-hous last
night Barney McQuade, charged with cruelty to
two mules Barney was nned So stone scow
belonging to him sunk with load Of lime stone In
the canal early this morning
SHIPPING NoTKaL-Arrived, schr Susan a. Richie,
with 900 tons Of ice, from Kennebec; schr. w. l.
Emma Achorn, with stone, from Maine.
CoNDlrIoN OF THE WATKR.-At g. NJ, Great
rails, IS; receiving reservoir north connection, ST.
south connection, &c. distributing reservoir, 90