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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04
WE TOLD YOU SOL

a few weeks ago we said to the pub
lie that 1--WE saw signs of better times
coming and now Mr.. jay Gould has
read orr advertisement and confirms
our statement, with the fact that eur
country ia selling more than we are
buying, aud the world IL shipping us
gold to pay the BALANCED. And now
we venture another statement; Nhat
on account OF the very low prlee 0i
wheat The low OF capital To the North.
weat for whent lands will stop. and Il
viii turn TO thegrazlng lands Of Texas,
which ie now the most profitable lbs
vestment in the world During the
trying times of the last six months the
market fer good beef cattle hos stood
as firm as rock. There are plenty OF
people in the world, who have cot
money, d when they are not asleep,
are thinking ali the time the best way
~ make money out of &C. Wtstern
Texas win Gator them
We have made gfcat reductiona I'm
our prices for Ladies' Clonke, Blankets
and Comforts We want Ga sell them
now, because they won't sell when the
weather gets warm,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04
WHAT joy sAYs .

Chase has made reductions in the
prices OF All his winter goods. He
must close them ont In sixty DAVIS 10
make room for spring goods. You see,
Chase's store Is Too email for bis bust.
ness, and he won rent larger store,
because he sells goods 20 cheap he cam
not afford it, He Is Just Strengthening
winter goods 10 ger them out OF his
way. Hurrah What q bargain j
bought there to-day In a suit Of clothes
and overcoat for my boy, and nice
cloak for Mra Joy. NV friend, SC YOU
hive not got o boy to buy clothes for,
buy them ior somebody plse's hoy; ana
II you have not got woman TO buy
cloak for get one quick Chases is
the best place 10 trace I ever struck.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04

WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan. 3 "A spe-
oial gives particulars Of the attempted
robbery Of an Accommodation train on
the Baltimore Central last night.
Two men unknown boarded the tTsin
at Rising Sun, Nd, having bought
tickets ior Syimar station three mites
distant The train consisted o. tHo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04
First SNOW Of The season at Plano.

PLANO, TEX, jan S.-The frat
snow Of the season fell here last night,
covering the ground TO a depth n one
inch.
Owing 10 the depression In railroad
business the night telegraph ofiice here
has been closed.
r.. j. Rldgeil, editor OF the Plano
Review, has returned to his post after
q weeks sojourn abroad.
Business Is dull.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04

LOUISVILLE, KY Jan. 3 Joseph
Z. Mckinney, hools-keeper Of The
wholesale house of Tapp, Leathas s.
Co, committed suicide to-day by shoot
ing himself IN tie head. It's rUmond
that he was 81 defaulter, and the books
are being Investigated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04
Arresled In lImrIcIda.

TERRE HAUTE. IND, Jan. 3. elm
ton Smith, nineteen years cid, was ar
rested yesterday for the murder Of his
father, Jno Smith, farmer in the
southern part Of this county on New
Years eve.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04
A Starch Mauufaotnrer Dead.

CINCINNATI, ONO, Jan. 3-Mr.
Andrews Erckeu berker, enc Of the
leading citizens Of Cincinnati, aud
proprietor OF an extensive starch mum
ufac.ory, died this morning
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04
VIC MIsslne MONEY Package hound.

fHV hIasIuB MullI tNuhH5t IuWlU.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. 3.-The
$500 money package lost by the
Adams Express company, Tuesday
night, WAS found this morning aud
John O'Hara, who was arrested last
night for lhe theft, was released,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04
Judge Booty Retires from the Bench
at Marshall.
Special 70 the Gazette,

Special 10 the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX, Jan. 3.--A meet
Ing Of the bar Of Marshall was held
this morning aud committee was APP
pointed TO draft suitable resolutions
with reference to the retirement Of
Hon. A. j. Booty as judge Of this in.
dicial district. at meeting this even
ing, Hon. 4. 3. Sexton was called to
the chair and District Attorney Gar
rison acted as secretary. The commit
tee reported set Of highly compli-
mentary resolutions, laudatory OF the
private ana public virtues Of Judge
Booty. Several members Of the bar
made speeches euiogistlc Of the retir-
ing judge. The resolutions were passed
unanimously. and ordered spread upon
the records Of the court. Judge Booty
possesses in an eminent degree the
love and confidence OF the people
amongst whom he hes served for the
past eight yeRrs. He will resu me the
practice Of law Ia this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04

new station agent, arrived from
Weatherford on New-Near's eve
Mr.. Fred Miller of the Texas & Pa
ciilc shop Mt this plscs is taking ia the
exposition. Quite p number % the
boys intend going about the time Of
Mardi Gras
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04

little summer and alu ooht
Woo q len'so dCSns,o woolto o.
Woo q chi
ss, Sl9t
pay
ais amor
e X
q N on n ng g M
Mon M ~ N
,
nrn n rtu n % =
A A a VJy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04
An Injunction Against tie ST. Louis 4
Iron Mountain Road.

Little ROCK, ARK, Jan. Be
fore Chancellor Carroll to-day ii b.
Plaut Of New York fled a complaint
against the So Louis & Iron Mountain
RailIoal company, Jay Gould, Sidney
Dillon, II. q. MarqGand and others,
alleging that il is intended to lease
the Memphis IS Little Rock railroad
to the Iron Mountain and asking an
Injunction to prevent the lease a
temporary Injunction was granted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04
- anGAEE. go -


We 9Te ogenRg ME and Soqysl bankes
ID SO v0r,i25
SaeTing Plain Red Yannds
q
con
95c pcefl
respectfully,
CHASE TRADING COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04
NIarine Intelligence.

,isEss EsToS, TEX, Jan. 3.-Arrived:
|assk FranA, from Liverpool; bark
istlaua, from Liverpool bark
aS15ket, from West indies schooner
HiMfy ) Cook, from Baltimore
N ,Ailef; Steamship san Marcos, for
4 ,W York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04
Rnmn1nl NniIce.

on or before January BIr. III. a.
Friedrich viii remove his merchant
tailoring establishment 70 Main street,
first door north OF postohlce
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04
I'alestine Boy Accidentally Slot.

s' ss'BocKETT Tex, Jan. 3 -Smithie
clers, while out hunting to-day, ac-
i sasnlally Shot his companion, Nat
ssal with blrd-5hot. The boys are
% Nteen or fifteen years old. The
.og,lnd is IN the left arm and left side.
|sia sngh painful, IL is not considered
AiA lkefoua. The wounded boy is son
f9apt. Royal and lives in Palestine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04

es-None genuine without a bnnch o. green
Hops on The Wits label. shan al no vile,
poisonous stud With aIop9 d sHopsf d.
Their anne.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04
z 5eal's Festivities al Toyah,
Y. -saaaanee d Ia 80.

m EHHHtance q Inc Gazette.
y ssAH, TEx.s Jan. New y ear 5
+ ~ despite the cold weather, passed
ef pleasantly here. The school,
ep gave New Y ears eve party
|asl vs. Of music, dancing, tableaux
teshmenis. a very nice repre-
p tn Of the months and OF the
dying was given, which was
Az, I# 10 all concerned. On New
x Rght the young people OF the
ase' Athered at the residence
'ss Berry aud enjoyed them
H. 4sil q late hour with fun, froi-
~ ndypulling.
E eni'y 9: Mr. A. S'onge, our
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04
eMalyIana. NY marylana.,

"prCity wiYea,
Lovely daughters aud aobie monn
MS farm Hes Ia rather low apd mins-
matte situation, and
"MywlEW
Khogn
'Was very pretty bloudew
Twenty years ago, became
saallow."
"Hollow eyed"
"Wiihereiand ngedg
Before her time from
"Malarial yaporsi though she made no par.
tIcular complaint not being OF Inc grumpy
kind, yct causing ms great anensinesg.
"a short time ago : purchased your RENE,
tdy for one Of tho ohlidron, who had worry
severe attack ofbilleuaness. ana u occurred
2 me that the reInedy might help my wife,
as found mat ouriltt.o girl, upon recovery
lad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04

"Her aaiiownoss, aud looked as fresh ~ AZ
new-blown daisy. Well the story u soon
told. ny WIFE, to-day, has gained her old.
time beauty with compound interest. and
Is NOW SO handsome . uatron, lif do say Il
myaeiil as can BE- found Ia this county, which
Is noted FOR pretty women. And ! only have
Hop Bitiers 10 thank for A.
''The dear creature Just looked over my
shoulder and says lean flatter equal 70 the
days Of orr courtailp, and that reminds me
there might be more pretty wives II my
brother farmers would DO Is ! have DONE
Hoping you may long be spared 70 do good.
ihanfciiy remain, q. H. JANrs.
nErrsymLn prince George County, Nd.
dny =, lea3.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04
N. m. TEMPLEToA a 90.
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,

WICHITA FALLS. texas,
Wa have Tor Eai0 rnnsn and farm lands "a
Low rs " 9Q per o0rg m VARIOUS pats OF tlis
sltte, an ~. s1ah ranches nom 1Q.D % 100
gui acre ~ s0lid bodies, especially IN Wiei.
ita and Wilharger counties, immigrants
VIII iind our pricgn ~ Advertised, We f1r
uihh abstract VI landH IA Wichita and Wil.
haresr cQpntiog, aul pave the only s9mpletq
ones of tue aama
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04
/ aIerchant CLOSED at PARIS.

EdnectaltO the Gazette.
es''Apis, Tx, Jan. 3.-Mr, o. H.
lard of the Red store was closed up
asterday by attachment.
~ i Charles Pegues, The efficient
nty clerk, has issued SO marriage
safnses during the past year
hhe Baltimore x Ohio Telegraph
~ 1pRny viii open their Office under
"a xopera-house. Mr. M. w. Connolly
noa be in charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04

paambaign Against the 0lSlahOmaists.
n s 90 AhpwELL, KAN, Jan. 5 General
r. CD expects TO move on Oklahoma
nsssg ns1t week with seven troops OF
a 9@ n nth calvary and one troop of the
sl2 nsy-fourth infantry. Forage stores
|sa "a Ely days campaign are being
lag 9pirated here and sent to the
& ~ 4. There IS no particular excitement
Mee over the matter, IS the local
So nare have abandoned the idea OF
"a. a.'s nvasion They await congression-
stlOn. No cOnriers have arrived
Adl the seat of war in the past few
|oni5l ihe latest report Is that Lieut.. Day
$50 % Couch's colony in the Ci D.
lnga Neither party isstrong enough
W pIrfe the other Thischildls play
eleee when Gen Hatch strikes the
8 ffnY, a they do not move 'peaceably.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04

Every smoker should. Try "Little
oker.N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-04
IgncheTs Arrested ior Murder.

v, V, l'luNwA, Iowa, Jan, 3.-The
a. lll ofthis county, under warrant
~ ~ ed by w i. Orr Of this city, last
proceeded to Blakesburg and ar
HI, Daniel Anderson, William An
~ dn Jesse Fisher George Fisher
S Flosd Chichester and brought
FL ige ~ this city to-day. They
Z ~ enMged with the murder Of
+. SAINT Anderson, who was hung by
81 nand BIZ lynchers on the night
I 29lh ult The men arrested are
y 81 b. those who seized Pleasant
~ r1son at his father-in-law's and
Cla hlM TO the sehool-house where q
ie'- ktilnl was had. The defendants
uuu, Examination and gave bail IN
|, js nfm pt 5000 each. The two An
ans arrested ara cousins Of the
Ts. sS1n who was hung.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-19

KEw YoRK. Sept. A--o:30 A. Nth,
prospects are that the Puritan and Gen
esta will be able TO have to-day the in
itial race for the American cup. At 1913
A. n. the Genesis and Puritan begun thu
race. The boats started ON port tack
the Puritan securing advantage Of hall {
length after ten minutes run in on Lone
Island shore. Both bosts almost stimuli.
taneously put about for the Narrows,
with the Puritan still leading.
SANDY Hook, Sept. 1.-THE sea Of
Sandy Hook 10 smooth this morning, and
the wind, which at dawn was blowing
freah from the southwest, is now moon
tsn-mile breeze. The bay is dotted
with yachts and vessels Of all sorts and
sixss. The air il 20 clear that glasses are
hardly necessary to distinguish the
racers. 1t was just ll:07 when the Puri.
tan and Genesta passed by Fort Wads-
worth. The Puritan looked to be at
least half mile ahead Of the Genesta.
The feet behind the racers extend from
shore to shore, and the incoming ships
had TO lie to the outside Of the Narrows
until the raeers and attendant feet had
passed seward. The club top-sails of
the Puritan are not more than half fslsi.
The Genesta sails seems TO catch more Of
the favoring breeze. but the Puritan keeps
ahead.
New YoRK, Sept. ll-At 1907 the
Puritan was on port tack and led the
Genesta by nearly mile. The Genesta
1t the time Wa lacking to port also.
At 1922 the Genesis went about, the
Puritan continuing IN her port tack. At
1899 the wind was light from the west
SANDY Hook, Sept. l4-l:45 P. NJ
The Puritan il four minutes ahead. The
wind lie nine milss an hour, south and
southwest. The Puritan 10 well to the
windward, and is holding her advantage.
She il now outside Sandy Hook.
Pr. M.-Thc Genesta, after rounding
the spit, sent up her balloon topsail and
rapidly reduced the distance between
herself and the Puritan. The latter also
sent up her balloon topsail. The racers
an only half . mile apart now. The
Puritan passed the observatory opposite
Sandy Hook buoy No. 81 At 80 under a
cloud Of canvas. An iron steamboat in
terfered somewhat with the wind Of the
0enesta.
2:05 r. M.-The Puritan passed Scot.
land Light ship at l:57 and the Genesta
At 2.0lf.
2:20 P. M.-The Puritan turned the
stake boat at 2:l5. The Genesta turned
q, 2:2O P. N. The Puritan wins in six
minutes.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-19

.-..
me larson pape.s are relo'c,nR .nA'
ING oufhe d's'r'c' F" pc'ag Quilt upon
ae4.n. :, ~
~ IS sa.a tnat excellent out.er IS re,
tainng AZ inc country STORES In oregon a.
zen cent? pound.
oesr cave consuming many human
remains mas oeen discovered near MUIR
pny, Caiiiornia.
~ y claimed tnat ~ acres OF lano on
sse ,i I'saoc 6 ~ Istnl, near Mn1on' oregon
yi1,geu Ic,Uv Dusns,s OF wnea..
Ms'er ~ ING y sltsr river y % scarce
s snas .1ncneis arc I'm, anso'e 20 iIiR.'e tneir
sseoua crop Oh aia'ia' n snort crop Is
sA H. g.. IS -p-,.,.. c,
L. 2up'on,e IouI'o. oIIusn 1o,um,
~ ~ tno on'y pl.oe ~ hmes'cs where
sne !augss anu iawyers wear wigs ana
ao~hs q Lnel,sh usage.
~ nImo1r % s!an''c Locss nave neen
l O.nn W inu,a"s On 'ue onaks river:
Jskon wnIcn oon.sin imPIess'ons o.
n = .nu 5sai ,eGs. anu en cne Q. "n'cn
..csrs.;n ''i III n "nh;as 'oy'p.iu .,
Mon P:s'1 ~ ohis. VI .ne DAsus
flu onusnv ~ r IN ~. Ie'urneo
In Ia .p ~ ~ lA .: os.Ioa r.se,
ror;ss i.J.J do -;.L ~; e.. III. M even pu
!. ~ hos.'s u ~ je ~ xen'sol. 200
teli;c.nt ;ndn.tr;on. Ind;.n .nu - IN
'e; IKE s .au'. I:H -nu..r SIN
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-19

VVHERE ARE now ON NY RANCH, IN
u Lincoln County, Nevada. two stray work
hor.ss. 0ns q thsm y dsppIs. gEay, branded
Ing the ~" Ia the middls. and . bar running
down from the lower hoFisp ntAl lins Of the q
70 The right Of the lsttsr 9, or whatsvor Il may
b intended for. y the latter D y With . bar
jass above II. On IT, right thigh u "a0.''
b.own. With IN" bnndsd On IN thieh
: Both Of thsee horses ere ANAL WORK auimsls.
Ths owners Of these horsss are requested 70
cosns and prove property. pay charges and tats
them away. e
Spring Valley. Aug. N. isss.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-19

Ths hsad Of tbs Catholic. Missions in
China rsports that Ten thousand nativs
converts ard I've whits misionsriss have
bsen masaersd there in the lat Ten
year,. lssi
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-19

The Jews prosper remarkably whsrs
they srs not wanted. Peter tho Great
began their bauishnent from Russia two
csntariss ago. and they are not banishsd
YET, but Ar tho most thriving part Of tn
Russian population. ss
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-19

m Doeopn man who married III
nuseum ~ woman last Winter wants I
aiveess -says b u tirsd Of trying X
lisp q ~ outside rail II ths bsd.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-19

General Shsrnan's tribute TO General
Grant 1t the meeting Of the Army Of the
Tennessse, WA fine effort. The life
long friendship between two ambitious
men who have u many reasons for ~
gardinx one another = rivals = Grant
and Sherman had, Is noble thing.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-19
GO srvLx.

"Mildred!n
s'Yes, mamma"
"What are you doing with that band
boxs"
The fair girl hung low her head and q
blush mantled her rosy cheek.
Speak. child" continued the mother,
sternly. Speak, I say. What are you
doing with that bandbox y
Mildred Mcguire looked up deiantly.
Il cannot tell q lie, mother. she said
calmly. II stole your bandbox to make
hustle for my Mother Hubbard"
Foolish girl!'' mnrmurcd the mother.
fondly. why don't you use hogshead,
and go in stylcf"
Official statements show that in 1854
the amount Of gold in circulation in Eng
land was $685.. 500, 900 and the amount Of
silver currency in circulation in British
India and England was 81, l32. 00O, 900.
This chief mono metallic nation seems TO
have no particular fear concerning silver
except that its price may not remain suf.
ficiently depressed in the markets Of the
world.
Parties who have spent SO, GO ON I
tunnel 1t Shasta Bar. California, an
ready to turn the river through Is,
and expect to reap rich harvest Of gold
in the abandoned bed in the stream.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-19

Sacramento has driven out tho gam
blssi but they have al transferred their
lay-outs 70 Washington. just soross The
river. and the boom which the lattss
place il Asxperisncing i remarkable.
Some Of the Sasramentans. who make
daily trips 70 Warrington, says the San
Francisco Alta, ssy tho river cannot GIL
up too quick to suit them.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-19

A Nrwlx DncovrHsp LAxE.-Up 10
The rocky iastnesses Of the SisrrAs, above
Ewsfi valley u lake, 70 surrounded
y bpld, ptsoipitous clids that il il i'm.
oulk@s 70 fsaeh its shores savs by one
hssfow cleft 10 the roeks. Mr.. Ever
passed the plAce many times during :
number d ysars before be discovered Il,
lhoueh the lake has . circumiersnce Of at
Last : mile, II il impossible 70 give I
eofreot idsa of the subIimity or lonslinssa
u THE sooes from the Shores Of this
stranes bod3 Of water. Msjsstic barrisru
n gSanite frown on every side. rising
huadfs1s q lsst psrpsndiculariy % ths
tide nsarest the summit. and svsrywhsrG
rising saflsoisntly high 70 shut out visw
= aaght save the clear, blns Ky. Thu
&ioeovsref has recently stocked the Iakt
~ hco6k trout
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-19

Ex- Postmaster General Hatton, now
editor Of the Chicago Intsr-O csan. says il
is unfair to abuse Cleveland and the Cab.
inst for such appointments ~ Judds. for
il i imposaible for any Administration
to dispense the vast patronage Of this
country withcut occasionally appointina
men who. Il they have not been il Tho
penitentiary, ought to Be-.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-19
uxDusra,AL sRsvlrlEs.

A cement that 10 in very general use
In China and japan 10 made from rice.
Tho -four Of rics mixed with water and
simmered over 6rs produces . delicate
and durable cement, which answers all
the purposes Of common paste.
Il il Announced that an English inven.
tor has lately devised method Of coat
ing tin with q material resembling glass,
which rsmoves all danger Of poison in
canned goods, and the adoption Of this
process II likely to soon become general.
A mouthpiece for pipes has bssn pat.
ented. This invention provides for .
removable mouthpisce, covering an inner
one in such way that when ono inhales
the smoke Z current Of fresh air will also
b drawn in from the Outside, thus cool.
ing the stem Of the pipe.
A simple arrangement for entering and
for drawing tacks il metal sheath Of a
shape to wear upon the thumb. A cover
10 provided to the open end Of the sheath,
enabling it, use q . box in which to
keep lacks.
Cork bricks are serviceable, according
to Annales Industrielles, in two oppo.
sits situations steam boilers and in
ics cellars. They are made Of purified
cork, which is ground in mill and after.
ward mixed with another cement. The
bricks are pressed, dried in the air and
then subjected to artificial heat. They
are non. conductors for moisture, heat,
cold and sound. ass3 A. AZ
Have you noticed that the milestone
il getting back into tho affections Of il,
old friends gradually but surely! We
have II from leading mill furnisher that
during the past six months he has sole
more run than he did in the full year
previous-in . number Of instances h
replace smooth rolls for regrinding mid
dlings. The millstons will always have
. place in the perfect mill, at least unit
there is found something better than a
| present known.
Many people will DO interested t.
know how slaves are made 10 their pc
suliar beading or curving shape. III,
lateral curve IL made BY cutting III
staves from > log with cylinder saw
which looks like steel drum with teetl
III around ono end, The lcngthwis
curve i obtained when edging up tn
stavss by feeding them on travelin
| platform, which swings slightly asaiur
! smaller circular NV, The beveI edg
% the heading il made. BY locking ID
boArds on . revolving viss, fixed It .
| angle and running them over perpsr
diculat cirvalar NV.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-19

wsassls wsvs Kept 10 hosss1in ancisnt
RossA ia1tse4 * a., r. ths purpose q
killfnx vsrmin. AflsN !.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-19

Coon D'ALENE MINES. Mr.. Harnstt,
San Francisco gentleman who has been
inspecting the Ceur d'Alens country for
six weeks past, gives the Portland News
the following result: THE central po-
sition Of the mines, 20 far a. At present
known, and probably for al times, IL
Pritchard Creek, on which are The town.
Of Little6eld, Murray, Osborne, and
other small settlements, Murray being
the chief place. A gold. bearing territory
thirty-6ve or forty miles long and proba-
bly, twenty miles vide, or perhaps more
that i, including the old mountain
gravel wash Of the Pacific Coast, 10 Il
present untouched. Really, however,
Cour d'Alene mines are but the center Of
an auriferous and argentiferous system
which extends from Colvills on one side,
to Pend d'Ordille on the other. A. GOLD
placer digginRs, for extent, reliability,
| psrmanency, and richness, / hold they
stand today without 4 peer on the Ps
cifc Coast; and equal, 20 far % known
to the most favored districts Californii
could ever bosst. This Il distinct ans
positive statement 10 make, I admit, bu
] am not alrsid Of making Il, for l hav,
Known California; bsst mining point
since l6l6.