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Narrow Escape of a Scoundrel from
Lynching.

Narrow Escape of Scoundrel from
Lynching.
MopEsTo. June 20th.--Modesto was greatly
excited to-day. This morning about 3
o'clock, II. ID. Brown, owner of the CITY
Market, pounded large burly man over
the head with an ax-handle. an inquiry
ascertained the fact that the man was
fellow around town known as Charlie
Moore, alias Russian Charley" After
separating the belligerents, investigation
showed that the brute had criminallv as
Saulted the little daughter of NJ. ID. Brown,
6 years old The fellow, as soon as he was
loose, started to run, but was arrested and
locked up in the City Jail. Immediately a
large crowd began to assemble, and lynch
ing was strongly talked of. The prisoner
was hastily conveyed from the city lookup
to the County Jail. Finally calmer coun-
sci prevailed. The officers being apprehen-
sive that mob might attempt to break the
Jail and hang the prisoner tonight, Moore
was this afternoon quietly smuggled out of
town and run to Stockton.
Chinawoman Chopped to Pieces uith
AK.
SHASTA, June 20th.-Yesterdav about
midday, a young Chinese gambler named
All Loon murdered Chinawoman in the
middle OF Main street, in Weaverville,
Trinity county, by chopping her head open
with hatchct The murderous assault
was witnessed by half dozen white peo-
pie, but was 50 speedily done that they
could not interfere until he had accom-
plished his dastardly deed. An examina-
ton showed three cuts on her head enter
ing the brain, one on her shoulder, one in
her side and one in her back. She pre-
sented a shocking sight The Chinaman
was Immediately arrested and lodged in
Jail. He acknowledged cutting the woman.
saying that she was his woman, and had
bought poison to kill him with.
The Shasta County Mining Discovery.
SHASTA, June 20th-The recent rich dis
covery of well-defned quartz ledge con-
tanning a combination of gold and tellu-
rum, made by Shearer and Raider at Mid
die Creek, station three miles south of
Shasta, continues to look very favorable and
encouraging Workmen are now down a
depth of twenty feet The ledge is about
six feet in width and rests between we'll
defined walls of slate. The rich streak in
the ledge is from six 10 eighteen inches in
width and contains a combination of gold
and tellurium, which goes from 5000 to
700 TO the ton. Enough gold and
quartz has already been taken from the lode
to insure the lucky owners fortune. Their
confidence is so great lin the extent of the
ledge that money cannot purchase the
mine. People visit the place daily and are
amazed at its richness. 1t is surely the
richest discovery in gold quartz ever made
in Shasta county. Specimens the size of a
hens egg sell for over 800, being estimated
to contain that quantity Of gold.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
w. III. BALDWIN, III. D.,

CURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE,
> northeast corner Second and streets. Of
fee hours 10 A. NJ. to Il IL; to and to P.
NJ Residence, s2l n street. jel5-1m
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w. WOOD,

DENTIST, QUINN'S BUILDING, ksre<ssy=sasA
~ northeast corner Fourth and JifSsSzSssSsSS 8
streets Artificial Teeth inserted On OIGID
all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
for painless extraction of teeth. m25-tf
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Drowned While Bathing.

Los ANGELES, June 20th-A young
Englishnan named Overend, while bath
ing in lake on the Newhall ranch this
morning, ventured beyond his delth and
was drowned The body was recnyered
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Ex-senator Mitchell Banqueted- Edito-
vi

PORTLAND, June 21st.-Last night the
citizens of Roseburg, Or, regardless of
party, gave ex-senator j. II. Mitchell
banquet, detaining him till a late hour.
There has been an ovation from the time
he crossed the Oregon line. The Democrats
and Republicans of southern and eastern
Oregon are determined that Mitchell shall
be the next Senator, and all the indications
strongly point to his success.
This morning the Iowa editors took an
excursion to Astoria, to inspect the salmon
canneries on the Columbia. They returned
tonight delighted with their trip and the
grand scenery. Through their visit Oregon
is receiving large amount of gratuitous
advertising. They return East tomorrow,
taking Walla WalIa by the way Prepara-
tions are making for grand reception
there.
Waylaid and Murdered by an Indian.
PORTLAND. June 21st.-A Spokane Falls
special to the Ne,cS says Last night Charles
Gliger was murdered by Calespel Indian.
The murdered man started from Spokane
to go home, two miles away, was overtaken
by the Indian and shot The Sheriff is
pursuing the murderer.
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WALLACE a. BRIGGS, NJ. d..

PHYSICIAN AND oBsTETRICIAN. oFEICE
/ and residence No. ~ street, Sacramento.
Once Hours. = : 60 :: : 9qag. : jelaspts
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Brewery Destroyed by Fire.

RosEyILLE, June 21st.-The brewery of
Hohl IL Co., i'll this town, was destroyed by
fire last night at about 10 o'clock. 1t is
supposed to be the work of incendiaries, as
no fire had been in the building during the
day. The loss is about $4,000; insured in
the Western Fire Insurance Company for
$4,000.
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A Young Fiend.

Los ANGELES, June 20th.-Pedro Llanes.
aged IL, is under $500 bail for attempting
to poison the family of his employer at
Sepulveda, by putting strychnine in a
drinkng-water bucket
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Desperate Shooting ARRAY ut Vacaviile-
A Bystander Hurt, as Usual.

VACAvILLE, June 21st--A row which be-
gan in the skating rink last night between
Wood Holt, one of the proprietors, and
Sterling Dobbins, was continued after the
closing of the rink, and resulted in a shoot
ing scrape, in which George HiIliler, by
stander, was shot twice, one shot shattering
the femoral bone badly Accounts are
very conflicting but it appears that Dob
bins left the rink and returned with his
brother, A. j. Dobbins. Hot words passed,
and the shooting began, Holt shooting
first, and A. J. Dobbins replying Four
shots were fired Holt has cleared out. and
n arrests have been made. Much sympa-
thy is expressed for George Hilliker by the
townspeople. 1t is possible that he will
la .r1n la.r
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AMERICAN LAUNDRY.

OFFICE. sAwTELLEs BOOK STORE, 7os
| and no j street. Gentlemeu's Hotel and
Restaurant washing done in good style. Blank,
cts and Lace Curtains a specially. ie2-lp3m
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or BUYS A CORD OF. STOVE WOOD, OR
pO a TON OF COAL, at the c. o. d. Wood
and Coal Yard, No. 49l 1 street. All orders
promptly delivered to any part OF the city.
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LADIES OF SACRAMENTO

LADIES OF RAWENTO
Nd VICINITY. WE SHALL HEREAFTER
n keep on hand make to order for ladies the
latest style of Cuff Gloves, with "ilutry Fasten-
ingsn using some seven differens shades of the
best imported Kid: also, several cGlnrs of Castor
Buck including Black and tireen finished Buck.
Gents Working, Driving and street Gloves of
all kinds made. Don't mistake the place, 1919
Ninth street. Odd Fellows Temple. The only
place in the city where they kuoyv now to make
good glove. All work wsTr anfei heavy eleve
hand sewed. DoDGES sAQlsAM sEfo Gtovs
FACTORY. je.6-tffulhS
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Accident to a Fireman.

SONORA, June 20th.-Albert A. Moore,
Chief OF the Sonora Fire Department had
his leg broken in two places Just above the
ankle, last evening, by being run over by
hose cart while practising for fireman S
tournament to be held on July 4th.
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SWEETSER & ALSIP ,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. lois Fourth street, Sacramento.

mo- 4Ul0 ScuCJn street, sacramento.
No. 79-Fur $4,000; Prospect Hill Farm
OF 20 acreS mile south OF the city, on the
Upper stockton Road; 2.001 Fruit Trees; 5
acres III lneyard: has large newly fitted up
DWeIiihg, etapie, lanSs and Windmill this is
one of the best and pretticst located farms IN
the county; requires to be seen to be appre-
cisted
No. so.-Fer $500; ss Acres; miles
from city; 10 acres ia Vineyard; acres in Or
chaTd; pa acres in Blackbcrries; ] acre in
Strawberries; Wiudmills, Stable. China
house, ett; good new Dwelling and choice
Flower Garden; i'll fact, place second tououe
and wants to be seen TO be appreciated: ex-
change in part for city properly. one-third
cash; deferred pal ments at per cent.
No. "a For %I,5oO; 100 Acres of Land,
with Dazzling of rooms; new stable for
horses; l acre Vineyard; acres i'll Orchard
8 acres In Cio yer: 10 acres in Grain; % acres
under wire and brush fence; 50 cords cut
Wood. , Cows and Calves. | Soy and Pigs.
100 Chickens. l Horse: living water Raining
through place, several fine Springs; miles
from Shingle Springs, FL Dorado county.
No. 73-For $40 Per Acre; 40 Acres; %
acres In Vineyard, all well fenced; hne large
Dwelling, stable, Out-houSes. etc; eiglt miles
from Sacramento, on Upper stockton road-
No. 75-For $4,000; 30 Acres I'm Butte
county; good Dwelling, Stable, Cranary; IS
acres cleared and fenced; small Orchard; 80
Head OF Hogs; twelve niles from Chico.
No. Five and 10-acre tracts, y miles
from city limits. SIS per acre; one-third cash.
No. 57-I59 Acres of Fine Kruit or Vine
ward Land, near line of Nevada Railroad, in
Nevada county; timber almost sufficient TO
pay for Clearing; water running through the
place year round. Price only s. per acre
No. sl-For $4,000, 81 Acres in Sonoma
comfy; 20 acres in Vineyard, 15 acres in
Orchard, all III bearing; ~ acres Of niandel,
balance Black Hamburg; Dwelling, stable,
etc. two miles from SebaStopoi, eight from
Santa Rosa.
~ 4
above: s acres in Orchard balance being
grubbed ready for Vineyard; has Dwelling,
Barn, etc; viii exchange for city property.
>.sz-SESD FOR CATALOGUES. "a
SWEEFSER & ALSIP, Sacramento.
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o'Donneu Threatened with Arrest.

Los ANGELES, June goth. = Coroner
ODonne'l spoke here tonight toan orderly
crowd of 1,l00 persons. He had been
warned by the municipal authorities that
if he made any incendiary remarks he
would be arrested, and he was on his guard.
He had Il lot Of obscene pictures of lepers
them
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OREGON.
Mysterious Murder-The Iowa Edi.orsA

Mysterious Murder-Tbe Iowa Editors@
PORTLAND, June Goth. - The murder
mystery at Bridal Falls is still unsolved.
Johk Blanks remains were buried to-day.
The three tramps arrested were discharged,
there being no evidence against them
The Iowa Press excursion arrived this
evening from a tour of the Willamette val
ley. AT every stopping place ON the line
they were received with marked attention,
and much kindness was shown them every
where. This evening they were entertained
by banquet at Masonic Hail. given by the
Board of Trade. Covers were laid for $50
Among the guests were number of promi-
nent members of the Judiciary.
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REMOVED.

~ r. TEBBETS, DENTIST, TO 9I4 szsssS:ssAx
Il Sixth street, between l and J, ~ .s55sss,x
west side, opposite Congregational '-1tI1-tp
Church ie5-tf
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wM ELLERY BRIGGS, II. d.,

OCULIsT, AURIsT, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases of the Throat. Office, 429}a
street. corner of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank,
Sacramento Cal. Hours $3.50 TO IL A. NJ; to
P Y Snndays: $50 TO II A. NJ; Ito 1 P. ". iel-tt
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Special for This Week Only

IL Beautiful Crystal Goblets, * cents.
13 Pieces Beautiful Berry Sets consisting
of Berry Dish and Il SauceTsj 81.
i20-Picce Ironstone Dinner sets, SO.
Apiece Glass Tea Sets, 50 cents.
Apiece Decorated Tea SETS, 81 80.
(cnly few more ofthese fine Sets left)
Solid Colors aud Fine Decorated Gus
padores, 80 cents.
Salts and Peppers (aomething fine, only
20 cents each.
100 Gross Jm-top Jeiites, only so cents
per dozen.
500 Gross '.Mason" Fruit Jars-Iowe.t t
prices guaranteed.
R5- Call and examine those Th-ee-pieces
Bone-haudied Carving sets, only so
cents. Sells at sight.
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81. a. PIERSON,
DENTIST, 4l5 J STREET, Be ssssSsszss5a.
tween Fourth and Filth, Sacra-l SsSsss:.-S
meuto. Artificial Teeth inserted on ~4LIlIf
Gold Vulcanite and all bases. Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas administered for painless eztrac-
ton of teeth. jeli-1m
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DENTISTRY.
j. G. SHAW,

1T ATE OF LIGHT & SHAW efs,se+z.sse.
w Dentist. Office and residence 4sszss-s.sg
over Tufts Drug store. corner { TSST-9Ses
Tenth and streets. Office hours i-A~1J
9A.M. to NJ. Sundays, 10 to r. je1S-1m*
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FOR SALE, ETC.
TOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

VITAGONS OF ALL KINDS. RAILROAD AND
w Farm Carts Chain and Concord Harness,
Horses and Mules. Tents, Stoves, Railroad Tools,
Portable Boiler complete. Inquire of
Il. x. CROCKER,
ieIS-1m At Pavilion and Railroad storehouse.
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
JOHN t. CAREY,

A TTORNEY-AT-LAw OFFICE, SOUTH
II west corner of Fifth and J streets, Rooms
r. l3 and Il, Sutter Building. je10-
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DIR. IRA f.. OATMAN

physician AND SURGEON. SPECIAL AT
/ tention to Diseases of Females. Office
627 street, upstairs, over Dale's- Residence-
1927 G, corner Eleventh street. Office Hours
From 8 to II A. NJ. to and to P. NJ. MIL
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Important Capture Of Burglars.

RED BLUFF, June 21st.-Two men were
brought up by Sheriff Martin from Marys-
vile last night, to answer to several charges
of burglary. About the middle of last
month they broke into the house of Will
lam Gibbon, several miles north Of here,
and stole three rifles, two pairs of boots,
several quilts and blankets, two razors and
a lot of provisions. A few days previous
lot of provisions were taken from Marlow's
sheep camp, and a few days still earlier a
boat was taken from near Redding. About
the Goth of May they again went north, and
stole rifle, shotgun gold ring and pencil,
buggy. harness, suit of clothes, several silk
handkerchiefs, and lot of blankets and
eomforters from William MARSHALL, of An
Gerson. About the same time they also
stole rifle and suit of clothes and a lot of
canned fruits from Mike Hawes. living on
the Sacramento river near Anderson. They
give the names of Frank Daily and James
Simmons. They are young men, and are
supposed to have come from Montana.
| They were arrested by officers Finn and
Colford on Friday, from descriptions sent
out BY Sheriff Martin, and were traced
through selling the rifles in second. hard
shop. The capture creates much commeat,
and is considered very important one.
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DIR. j. s. COOK.

MO. 922 NINTH ST, BET. AND J, oP-
IN posite the Plaza, Magnetic snd Electric
Healer. electromagnetic, Electro galvanic and
Medicinal Baths; Magnetic Garments and In
soles. Consultation free. jel0-lm
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
A JUG OF WINE CAUSES A
FATAL AFFRAY.
Pistol Shooting in Vacaville-Ex-
citement at Modesto = Bathcr
Drowned-Brewery Burned.
CALIFORNIA.

InlsrArcllrs OF SATURDAY AND suSDAYI
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DIR. NIXON,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, N STREET, BE-
" tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 9lS and go.
M Office hours-S to 9 A. n; l to 3 P. NJ, and
evening". Jel-u
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w. II. BEATTY q S. c. DENs
CLINTON L. WHITE LINCOLN WHITE.
WHITE & WHITE,

A TToRNEYs-AT-LAW, SOUTHWEST COR
a uer Fifth and j streets, Rooms 10 and Il,
sutter Building, Sacramento, Cal. apS-tf
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SINGLE SPRINGS, June 2lst-A hoalicide
occurred yesterday at Pekin, seven miles
south of Shingle Springs, under the follow
ing circumstances John Shottenkirk and
Dick Goen took a jug of wine to Noel
Whites cabin; where they al freely in
and fired at White, filling him with shot.
when White ran and got Shottenkirk' S
shotgun and fired both barrels breaking
Goen's arm and piercing him through, kill
ing Goen instantly.
No News from General Crook.
SAN FRiNcIsca, June 21st.-No news has
| been received from General Crook for
The Mineral argus., 1885-06-18

Mr.. Won Tobel has fitted up for an
office the house vacated 10y Mr.Tullock.
\ number of our young folks con
template going to the Maiden and ubct
balls ON the ith of July.
George Stafford. with Fred. Leary rs
assistant. has gone To tibet To survey
some government land for the settlers
in that vicinity.
Crops and grass are looking well;
and the DISCONTINUED look seen upon
the ranchman's face before the rain.
has changed to one OF satisfaction.
Prospects are bright for good crop of
grain and hay.
I. c. Power 4 Bro. are making II
slight innovation in the way of sunday
closing. Hereafter the store will be
closed at :; F. NJ, every Sunday, thus
giving the clerks II short time each
week for recreation and pleasure.
The recent rain was the hardest ever
seen in this section. and Big Spring
creek rose higher than the "odest
inhabitants" ever knew it to rise before,
nearly carrying down the bridge at this
point. Four bridges on Big Casino
we're carried out and the Cottonwood
bridge also.
The Mineral argus., 1885-06-18
Se:i-Ac.ing Fire extinguishcr.

Above every consideration for safety
OF real property IN Maiden is the pre-
/ caution against fire, and, should fire
occur, rs in time it is destined. To have
means at hand for its prompt extin-
guishment.
! IL. }. Brother, manager of the Ma
sinnls Mining Co., fully approaching
! the hazardous condition of our town as
wellas his company's mill and adjacent
buildings, has taken all necessary pre-
cautions and made all essential prepa-
r..tions for lighting this dreaded demon.
should it visit him. Learning that II
Milwaukee company was manufactur-
/ ing ii fire eXtinguisher entirely differ
ent from any he had seen operate he
sent and secured II dozen bottles and
made Il trial Of its potency. \ kero-
sene oil barre, was filed with pitch
pine cut small enough for stove wood
then thoroughly saturated with oil. II
draft cut in the bottom, the barrel set
on two stones to allow the free passage
of air. and lire applied. When it was
at its greatest heat. one of the ex'n-
gui~her-, consisting of Il globular quart
bottle filled with chemicals. through
the neck of which fuse passed ex-
tending out about eight inches, WAS
thrown into the barrel. In less than
ten seconds Il slight explosion was heard
followed 10y Il dense cloud ofEmoke
On inspection the fire was folN'l To be
entirely eXtinguished excepting the
extreme bottom of the barrel, where
the kerosene had settled.
The fire was allowed To get thor
oughly rc-kindlcd when second bottle
VA, applied. which exploited immedi-
atcly putting out every spark. The
;e.t was in every way most ,ati>fac-
tory and resulted in Mr.. Brother order
ing several dozen bottles.
The Giblin self Acting Fire Estn-
gu,hcr Is the cheapest fire oNtingui,her
ever seen or heard of, and We would
urge our citizen, to pool and secure
several dozen. distribute them among
the subscribers. and then in ease of fire
II positive eXiingui-her will toe at hand
and possibly several thousand dollar,
worth of property saved. Who will
move in this matter?
The Mineral argus., 1885-06-18
rIILLS AND MINES.
PFC seui Indications Give Promise o. Great
Results iron Eo:h from this Oh.
DAkk DAYS PISSED.

The mining industry, the rock upon
which all hope ior the future of our
camp and immediate surrounding
country depends, within the past few
weeks has assumed much bri gh.er
aspect than al any time since the col
ilpsc of the now deceased Collar Co.
from the present OUTLOOK we are iusti-
fed in predicting that ere another
winter clothes the Judith mountains
with snow. they will be known though
oIt the country as ranking among the
richest mineral producers OF Montana.
The past year and half as been
d..rs, indeed, AM to son.c The clola
that lowered over us had no silver
lining. while others confidence was
strengthened by the very incidences
tha; were the means OF convincing
many, here and elsewhere. that bat
little Il any paying ore was TO be found
in the Judith range. The dark DAYS.
% all appearances now safely past,
by no means have been confined to
this mineral region. Hardly mining
district can be mentioned but that has
passed through Il similar period and
experience Butte district for years
WAS virtually dead; to-day its equal
for producing bullion cannot be found
Barker district was far more promising
three years ago than tnis: to-day an
IDLE smelter. several partially develsp-
cd mines and deserted village mark
the spot; its dark days are upon it. but
change for the better will come.
Neihaft. al the present time, gives
great promise for the future. n present
all Is life and activity. yet mark the
predictions: It's daSk DAYS are inevta-
blc. Anaconda doomed last summer
and Will boom again. vet last winter
taught its people that shadows follow
sunshine. Leadville. Col, was a mar
vel 10 tie 10th century. becoming As il
did q city of 10000 inhabitants within
year from the discovery OF mineral
IN It's immediate vicinity. yet it has
passed through the ''valley OF shadows"
These citations are made simply 10
show that this district ia, experienced
nothing outside of what has been and
is incident to all mining districts. and
when the tide of prosperity set in
their way they slowly but surely
emerged from obscurlty. as will such
as are now under the inevitable bane.
Bat what of this district AMI its
future =? High grade ore, are the rule
instead Of the exception: can be found
as float and in blovogts anywhere
along the main vein th.t is traceab.e
for miles. while development has in
every instance been rewarded by the
discovery of a good body OF ore.
THE ORC CACHE ASp MONTANA
mines, the prope ,v of the Masnnjs
Mining Co.. AMI the only properties
developed suilicien to guarantee per
manency. are beng opened in such a
manner as 10 allow Of the extraction
oi ore at 4 nomlna cost. At present
work Is being prosecuted on VINE.
tunnels, drifts and chutcs. from which
more ore than the m..l's present clpa-
CITY viii treat Is daily taken. With
IN two w-cs; the new hop stamps and
ezra irue vanners %,i be in place
increasing tnc cap1sity from i've %
e -ht tons pr du o'ar lis present
L.ait OF - tons. Av,srs. Hauscf X