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uoLumuiA NEws.
from our Reuui.r Correspondent.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
The Susquchanna river raised ID icahef
sinoe Sunday night, and is still SWELL
ing,
Alley q. has been graded between 9th
and 7th streets.
has been completed.
Columbia has eighteen bootblaoks, and
they are all negroes.
The kitchen In the residence of j. T.
Wilson, on Cherry street, was flooded
yesterday, by the bursting OF boiler.
The Columbia Relief association meets
on Saturday afternoon in the opera house.
q. l.. Filbert won the 32 pound turkey
rallied of last evening by larry Belxler
ii. q. Young threw the dioe for him and
made A points. jacob Webster scored 43
points, aud won the 23 pound turkey,
rafil ID off in the Farmers hotel last even.
ing.
Cboiis Of English Protestant churohe,
will meet in the M. Il. church, this even.
ing, to practice for -morrow's union
Thanksgiving services.
The wages of puddlers in the Susque
hanna rolling mill is TO be reduced 20 cent
on the ton. Day laborers will
only be required to work 81 hour
per day, instead OF 10, but their wage,
will be cut down . cents per day,
A L. X, II. brakeman, from Harrisburg
fell of his eaboose this morning as hii
train was going west, and by striking his
head against track, an ugly wound was
made
Fred. Miller, brakeman on the @. d.
local, had his right hand caught and
mashed last evening, while coupling oars
at st. Charles furnace.
Our merchants are erecting street lamps
in front of their places of business. They
give n much better light than gas.
+. G.. Blanchard, X. G. engineer, ha,
recovered from his recent illness and Il
again able to be- at work.
Mr.. Simon May, cashier in the COlumbii
National bank, has resigned. The boarC
Of directors say they are decreasing tn,
expenses of the bank. Mr.. May entered
tho bank February 1, 1864, aud on De
cember 3, 1878 was elected cashier. lie
has ever been faithful and honest worke
for and in the interest of the bank.
Ths Shawnee Active associations ball il
Armory hall, last evening, was poorl,
attended. 1t is hoped better luck viii
attend the efforts Of the Sons of Veteran
who give a hop in tho Atmory thi
evening.
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Amnaan,anSs.


Reeds " Chsek."-On Saturday evening
Roland Reed, a young actor who Is steadily
pushing to the front rank, will give "Cheek, y
a piece which has made great hit, at the
opers house. lie is popular here and large
audiences always greet him.
Under the Paims"--On Thursday evening
the cantata of "Under the Palms " will be
presented In the opera house by the choir and
selected singers of Duke street M. K. church,
who Will DO as isted by Miss Halle v. Bech-
told, soprano, OF Philadelphia. The promises
tor n large audience are very encouraging.
HYDE e Behmans Minstreis This season
Hyde Behinan tho popular managers, tried
their luck with a minstrel company, which
has so far proved a great success The com
papy app, ar here on Friday night, and thu
visits to Lancaster OF minstrels have beer
very few OF late. The troupe includes Mcin
tyre ana Beath, the clipper quartet, Fred
Mathews, Charley Banks and others.
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rnASksuIyISu AmusEMENrs.
Numerous Dlysrsions by winch Tho Da
viii be Celebrated.

viii be Celebrated.
There will be quito number of Thanks.
giving amusements in this city, and those
who desire can have plenty of fun. Thi,
evening the festivities will begin, wheI
the Lancaster MDnnerchor will give a
grand vocal and instrumental concert.
The society will be assisted by Prof. Car
Thorbahn, of the opera house orchestra
Madame Matz and a large orchestra.
The LiedeIkranz will give one of Their
pleasant sociables in their hall this even
ing, and a good time is assured.
The skating rinks on West King street
aud at Ma luerchor hall offer attractions
for Thanksgiving day, aud will no doubt
be literally patronized.
Tomorrow afternoon Prof. Ed. Hall
will give his usual Thanksgiving sociable
in Schiller hall. In the evening there
will be a large leap year party in Eshle
mans new building, on Duke street, and
the cantata of" Under the Palms " will
be produced at the opera house.
During tomorrow there will be numerous
shooting matches in ard around the city
and plenty of sport will be offered to gum
ners. The saloons in town will set out
big lunches, aud macy people willeat tell
dinner with the liberal landlords,
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Police siaees,

The cross actions for assault and bat
terry between Max Miller and Philip
Haines, came mp for hearing before AL
derman McGliun, yesterday. The cases
had not proceeded far before both parties
waived hearing and entered bail for
court.
Edward Speer an old soldier, was ar.
rested yesterday for drunken and disorder
ly conduct and threatening persons on the
street. He was sent to jail for ten days
by Alderman Samson.
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A Rival OF the vopden CIob.

READING, Pa, Nov. 26.-A movement
has been inaugurated by the Eastern Pig
Iron association, of which Henry s. Eckort,
of Reading, Is president, to organize a
general tariff club. 1t is proposed to in
clude every industry in the country in the
interest of protection. As England's g
Golden club was organized to dis,
seminate free trade doctrines, the in.
tention is to effect q general organization
and unifioatien of all industries in the
interest of home, as against foreign,
manufacturers. A meeting for the com
mittee to deliberate upon plan of
organization is to be held in PhiladeI phia
on December 8.
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Two Assignments.

CINcINNATI. Ohio, Nov. ga special
from Dayton, Ohio, says that Joseph
Tukratt & Co, dry goods, assigned yester.
day to Thomas Leglsr. The estimated
assets, s35, 900; liabilities s3S, 600.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 25.-The VIM.
Giemar Baltimore rivet and spike works
made an assignment to-day to Charles d.
Fisher, for the benefit of his creditors.
The bond of the trustee is $50, 900.
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Gone To Georgia.

B. J. McGrann and w. U. Hensel left
lancaster this afternoon, to be Joined in
Philadelphia by B. X, Jamison, and in
Washington ID. c., by Hon. S j. Randall;
the party leaving Washington tonight for
Atlanta, Ga, whore they will participate
in the Thanksgiving jubilee of the Georgia
Democrats on Friday. They go upon the
Jos. +. Brown, U. s. senator elect, Messrs.
Havell and Grady, of the Atlanta COnStitU.
ton, and other prominent Democrats OF
that state.
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nIasnaniInona yicinra

From the Columbia Courant.
W ho oan blame the Democratic editora
for throwing mp their hats, tearing the
language of JOY to tatters and spangling
the heavens with starlets of rhetorioP
what is much more gratifying is that
they are showing tender regard for the
doleful plight of the Republican editors.
and are inclined to let even Mr. Blaine
down easy,
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Justice Hitler, of Conestoga Centre.
heard q number Of young men on Tuss !.
day evening on charges preferred BY
Emanuel Zeroher, one Of the officors OF
the Eyangelical church of that village.
for disturbing q religious meeting. John
Wilmer, Abraham Reiner and Harry Hess
we're discharged upon the payment OF
costs. The case against David q. Kendig
was dismissed, there not being any evi.
dence against him. The case against
Frederick Good was held under advise
mont
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-26

This morning a fire occurred on the
premises Of Abraham G. Hess, two miles
southwest of Mt. JOY, in which q wood.
Shed, tobacco house and pig-sty were
destroyed.
The buildings caught from fire in the
tobacco shed. One acre Of tobacco in the
shed OF the time was totally DESTROYED,
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Six Men Killed in q Melee.

Tucson, Ariz., Nov. GA report
reached here of tragedy at the Conovia
copper camp, Sonora, on Saturday, which
resulted in the death OF six men and the
wounding of q number of others. A
Mexican stoned an American teamster
whereupon the other Americans armed
themselves. An attempt of the Mexican
police to disarm them caused the affair.
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MaIIcIous Trespass.

Conrad Holbeiu, one OF the boys charged
by Geo. b. Wilson, the owner of Wheat
land, with malicious trespass, was heard
by Alderman Barr this afternoon. A
penalty of S5 and costs was imposed. A
similar case against Clayton Kepner was
withdrawn upon the payment of costs. II
is Mr.. Wilson'S intention to prosecute all
persons trespassing on his premises, as he
has been greatly annoyed.
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Labor Newa.

ST. THOMAS, Ont. Nov. 26.-The heads
Of all departments of the Michigan rail-
road have been notified to reduce their
working force ten per cent.
PROVIDENCE r. I. Nov. 26.--The pro-
posed reduction in the Bollon mills at
Woonsccket is seven per cent, The Eagle
mills at Woonsocket to-day posted notices
of reduction IN wages.
TAUNTON, Mass, Nov. 26,-The striking
weavers of the Whittenton mills refused
to go to work to-day and the mills are
shut down in consequence.
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Bydrophobia EpIdomic In y,epns,

VIENNA, Nov. 26.--A veritabe cpl
demic of hydrophobia is prevailing in this
city. Already eighty cases have been
reported, eleven of which b ave proved
fatal.
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NEW YORK, Nov, 26.-Fiour--state and West
ern very steady ana In moderate inquiry.
southern quiet and unchanged.
Wheat heavy and x9xc lower, and less
doing; no; J. White, nominal; No. Red,
$3.50; Mar, ss116sskc; May, s2IsaSl,fc.;
Corn HQHc higher and rather quiet; Mixed
Western, spot, 4i245c do future, 46da69c.
Oats shade better No. Q Nov, 32.zc ;SAay,
SAC State 3iSn3sc; Western, 3293sc..
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Burial or DIR. keck

The relatives of DIR. Charles Keck, the
man who committed suicide at the Key.
stone house on Monday evening, arrived
here this morning. 1t was decided to
bury the body in this city. The intern ent
took place this afternoon in Zion cemetery
on the lot of VIM. Roehm.
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OIItioaIIY Ill.

Hon. Thos. E. Franklin was stricken
with paralysis on Tuesday afternoon, since
scious condition. He is considered to be
In very critical con ndition.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-26

MoRAvtAN CHURCH,. Max Hark, pastor.
Thanksgiving service at l0% a. m. Special 1T
any, Canticle OF Praise, Te Deum by the choir
vited,
COLLEGE CHAPKL.-Than ksgiving service 1t
10ha. m. sermon by Rev. r.. v. Gerhart, D. ID.
WEST MIssIoN.-Thsn ksgiving service at
West Mission. Sermon by the pastor at 1880
o. m.
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SECOND EDITION.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS,
DEFENDED BY a NEW YORK PAPER,
The "JournsI OF oommsrcs " Satisfied that
~ HAD no share in riuscrips Win
nov NOrh,s trlfcfInn AeAnrna

rhe "JournsI OF oompercs =" satisfied that
IL Had no share in riuserips WIN
New Yorh's Election Returns.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-The Journal of
Commerce, which recently commented
unfavorably on the Associated Press in
connection with the collection of election
returns from this state, says this morning
editorially, that at Joint meeting
OF the Western and New York associa ted
press TO investigate the compIaints. the
arrangements for reporting were shown
70 pe "a perfect ~ could we'll be, and
wholly without partisan bias. The article
says further that neither Whitelaw Reid.
nor any other member Of the COMMITTEES
gave any personal attention to the super-
vision OF the returns. In regsrd TO the
new York state returns, the Journal says,
that as far as the action of General Mana
ger Smith, or the control of the machinery
~ concerned, there is no cause for com
plant. 1t concludes as follows "Exactly
how the returns from the state took %
the partisan character they assumed, we
need not say, but we are satisfied that no
orders or directions of the managers of the
Associated Press had any share in contrib.
ting to that result.
PLURALITIEs OF MICHIGAN coNGREssMFN
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 26--The plu.
ralities on congressmen In this state are as
follows: First district, Nayberry (Dam.),
0, 124 Second, Eldridge (Dem.) "a Third
O'Donnell, Rep) 1,22S; Fourth, Bur.
rows, (Rep 1852 Fifth, ,Comstook Dem.) },
856 Sixth, Winans, Der. }, 4s0 Seventh
Carleton, Oem, }, 219; Eighth, Tarsney
(Dem.), 1922; Ninth, Cutohcon (Rep),
2,756 Tenth, Fisher (Dem.), 2S9;
Eleventh Moffatt, (Rep), 7,475.
GOLD HEADED CANE PRESENTED TO
BLAINE.
AUGUSTA, Maine, Nov. 2G--Rev. A.
Anderson, pastor of st. Pstrick's church,
Cincinnati, called on Blaine to day and
presented BIN with an elegant gold headed
cane in tho name of his church. Father
Anderson made an eloquent presentation
address, to which Blaine happily re-
sponded,
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WEATHER IspIu.rIoss.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Nov. a6..-For the
Middle Atlantic states, local showers
and partly cloudy weather, followed by
clearing weather, southwesterly winds,
nearly stationary temperature.
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Good sIeigning In Michigan.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. 26.-There
is foot of snow on the ground and coed
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The scnnm Gas. continued.

The Jurors selected to try the suit of the
heirs of Philip Schum, deceased, 20. the
Pennsylvania railroad company, need not
attend the view at Salunga, on Friday, as
the case has been continued.
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The London waiEing aaucu,

LONDON, Nov, 26,--At the end Of the
second days walking match last night the
aggregate scores of the chief contestants
were as follows Littlewood 1872, Rowell
l61, Cartwright lag, Mason lab.
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DUBLIO SALE.

DUBLIO SALE.
j Will be sold at Public Sale at George
schlotts (Franklin House), on MONDAY
kYENING, DECEMBER s. lisa, the frst-class
STOKE STAND AND DWELLING, situate
Nos. las and l47 North Queen Street. on the
East side and nearly opposite Finn Il Brene-
depot
The building Is Two-story Brick. 20 feet
front, with twostory Brick Back Building
attached slated, gas through whole house,
cellar under entire b, b,iilding h IS hydrant. cis
tern and well OF spring water, ana private
three feet side alley entrance.
The lot fronts S2-2A feet on North Queen
street. and extends eastward 24J feet more or
less, to Christian street. on which end of lot Is
large two-story Frame Building, suitab &
Tor warehouse, shop. OF can be converted
into dwelling houses, Lot has an abundance
OF choice bearing fruit trees, also grape vines.
Part OF purchase money can remain IL so de
sired, and possession will be given April l.
| 1855.
Sale to commence at 7x o'clock p. m, when n
| terms will be made known by
| CHARLES KNAPP
| And Bausmsn 4 Burns, Real Estate Agents
JACOB GUsDAxER, Auct. pov26eodR
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A.tepoed services in Reading

Father Pieper, of Columbia, and Father
Kaul, of this city, took part in the exer'
cises incident to the forty hours devotion, (,
on Tuesday evening at st. Paurs Catholic
church at Reading.
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Burglars Rob a Psuitcutiary Safe.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Last night bur.
glars broke into the Kings county
penitentiary and robbed the safe of the
shoe shop Of SO, 600. How burglars got in
without arousing the guards is surprise
to all.
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Postmaster Marshall states that Sunday
hours will be observed at the postoffice
tomorrow.
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Proparry Withdrazn.

The property Of the Lancaster Bolt
company, offered at public sale on Tues.
day evening, was withdrawn for want of
bidders. The dwelling house on North
Mary street was withdrawn at $2.50O.
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Officer De Hart took Paul Kreseler, the
book agent and chrome pedlar, arrested in
this city, to Reading Tuesday afternoon,
to answer the charge of defrauding hotel
keeper.
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insulated psatns from Uhoisrs.

PARIS Nov. 26.-Although the cholera
bulletins have been stopped, isolated deaths
from cholera continue to be reported.
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DuWERs . HURST.
Extra Inducements Buy Dry Goods and Notions
Bowers & Hursts, 20 and 28 North Queen St.


all
Goods shaws Skirts Black cepes Black Crepe
Menan
Kid Cashmere Gloves Silk and Wool Muen White Scarlet
and deducted from the each
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 21.-The incoming
express train on the Cincinnati, Hamilton
81 Dayton railroad, last night had a
narrow escape from frightful accident
few miles from this city. Two men
walking on the track discovered formida-
BILE distractions, which would certainly
have wrecked the train if they had not
given notice in time to allow their removal
before the train reached the spot. There
is no clue to the criminals.
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No News From a Missing skIff,

WILMINGTON, De-, Nov. Co. A
special from Lewes says the boat just
returned from the search of the missing
pilot skiff. They cruized 800 mics and
found no trace OF the lost. Another boat
10 still out on the same search. The last
skif contains the pilot, Marshall Bertrand
and two Norwegian sailors. 1t drifted
away last Monday after putting the pilot
on the steamship Pennsylvania and, az
terrible weather has prevailed since, 1t
feared the men have been drowned
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Anothsr EsrthanaHs I'm Syria.

VIENNA, Nov. 26.-Five heavy shocks
Of earthquake were felt at Groetz, the
capital of Syria, yesterday.
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PnilAdoIp pnia.
Quotations by Associated Prsss.

BLOCKS steady.
Philadelphia Erie R u. R...............s... IL
Reading Railroad. ....................... uT
Pennsyivauia Railroad. ad.....................6 6lX
Lehigh Valley Railroad. d.............-....s. 81
United Companies OF New Jersey. .l15}6
Northern Pacific. Observation-Disclosures llX
Northern Pacific Preferred. az
Northern Central Railroad ................. w
Lenigh Navigation Company .......ss...s ~
Sorristown Railroad ..................sss.l0e
Central transportation Company..ss..ss. "
buffalo, N. Y. and Philadelphia. ...e...... ~
Little Schuvlkdil Railroad. t1<
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New HosG.
Quotations by Associated Press.
stocks lower. Money! l0lhc.

SeoSss ioWohs 6ohoJc A0aH@ -
New York Centrai..s.....s....ss ~
Erie Railroad ~
Aaams Expres: =. ..S =
Michigan Southern Railroad. ...........ss.e e{>&
ninois Central kafirosn snv;;:;;:.:..;-f'..'-...iu = ;;:.:..;
Chicago 3 Rock Island Railroad. ...-......!1s,<
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Railroad ,....l1e
western Union Telegraph Company....ss Y&<
New Jersey CuntrAl. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. [I
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RELIGIOUS.

The police reported 80 gasoline lights a
not burning on Tuesday night.
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DEATH OF FRANK QUINN.

Frank Quinn, q we'll known resident Of
this city, died at his residence, on West
German street, this morning. He
contracted a severe cold on ths night of
the presidential election and has been
confined to his bed since. In early
lie he was coachman for President
Buchanan. BY thrift he accumulate
quits an estate, being the owner of large
number of houses. He leaves wife but
no children.
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YELLOW FRONT CIGAR, WARkANTED
Il clear Vuelta AbajO Havana nller, the
best &c cigar In the state at
HART0AN's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE,
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DUBLIN SALE OF VALUABLE OIrY
Property.-on WEpN EoDAl, HONEm
BER %, 1854 will be sold at public sale, at the
Leopard hotel. in the City OF Lancaster. a lot
of ground situated at Nos 23s and AL East
King street, In said city, containing in front
on said East King street, 80 feet, 81 inches,
and extending in depth northward 2t6 feet to
a II feet wide alley, upon which are erected a
large and su bs tn tial Lw o.stoI brick OWE ELL
ING HOUSE. With attic 81 feet, 81 inches, by
% feet, including "A 8-feet private alley, with "A
onh-story brick building attached, 5lxl0 feet.
Hydrant, fruit trees, grape vines and other
improvements.
THIS property from its size, location and i'm.
provements make IL a very desirable invest
ment for purchasers.
Sale TO commence at O'Clock, p. M. OF said
day, when attendance Will be given and
terms made known by
MRS. LOUISA PRICE,
Executrfx OF the Estate OF Colonel Samuel Ii,
Price, decd.
HENRY SHUBgRT, huct. nll-Tu&Ftsd
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UBITG AlSY,
Death OF Erp. Jus,ina Mason.

Mrs. Justina Mason, wife of the late
John Mason, died at an early hour this
morning at White Horse hotel, Salisbury
township, of pneumonia, from which dis
ease she had been a sufferer. The hus
band of deceased died in January last and
was one of the most highly respected citi.
zens OF tho county. Mrs. Mason was q
most estimable woman and leaves four
SONS to mourn her loss, the eldest OF whom
is Richard B. Mason, of this city.
SUDDEN DEATH OF AN AGED LADY.
Elizabeth Hershey, an aged lady resid-
siding at No. 535 Beaver street, died sud
denly late on Tuesday afternoon, She ate
hearty dinner, after which she visited a
neighbor. She returned homo between
and O'Clock and while walking in the
yard fell over dead. Coroner Shiffer was
notified he cmpanelled jury aud held an
inquest. The verdict of the jury was that
death resulted from heart disease.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-02
The Bears Paw Stampede.

I The Bears Paw stampede in 1895 and
it's failure is pointed to as an evidence
that mining in that region is not likely
to be profitable. The facts are, however,
that the stampeders were not in the
mountains but q few weeks until they
were driven out by the military author
ties. Several fine placer prospects were
found but could not be worked and have
not been to this day. A great many
squartZ locations were also made the al
legged owners of which are now watching
theiropportunity to relocate them when
the proper time comes, which will be
when the country is thrown open to set
Element. The limited development
done OH these leads prove them to be
valuable, and by this time next season
many of them will be transformed in
~bonanzas. The stampeders of i68 are the
ones who have the greatest faith in the
mines of the Bears Paw, and when that
Is opened to settlement some of them
will be the first in the mountains.