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Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03
TUTrLE & CHuRCH1LL,

Buy Acorn Cook and Heating Stoves
and have the les, that is made, it will
not cost any more than any other stove
and you will get double the comfort
from an Acorn every time. Try one the
first time you come to town and see fol
yourself. Respectfully, b.. j
.<s4''"-> III. r. ScHLEUsENEK.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

1t is: a serious question just what
should be the punishment of train
dispatcher whose carelessness causes the
death Of . person, as was the case near
Glyndon this week. n 3. .>s> ~
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

!, H, Curt,ss was called to Apoka q few
days ago by The death Of his father. His
mother had died Just a few days previ.
ous, but messages that we're sent aid
not reach him. TEs,.,., S~'
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Much more wheat has been purchased
in Little Falls this season than there was
last, the elevaterreceipts being as much to
date as they were up to Feb. last season /.
Mr: canfeId. the e'ev ator agent,
estimates that about 5,o0o bushels have
been sold, nearly ,hree-fnnths of which
he has purchased = q y E.4.'.-.f,
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Seth Tennis, employed in Mr.. Berg's
hardware store, was called TO BrainerA on
the 1s, by the death of his brother, who
was killed in the railroad accident near
Glyndon, an acct unit of which appears
on the next mage.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

AS will be. seen by the. change in
Gravel s. Goulet Bros local, flour is
now down lower than it has been fol
years. xxxx is sold for Sc pr sack and
Fancy for 1885. -
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03
Holiday Books.

In the line: of Holiday Books we
have the exce'led anything ever before
attempted in this locality;, something to
interesteveryone, from the infant to the
oldest settler. These are presents, Of a
lasting value r.
TTyyr.rr = g. CrrrYpcHYTI s,
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Some of the. new hunters up on
Platte river. have been telling about
seeing two or three moose, and shsoting
at them. One Of the ''moosc" was killed
the other day and proved to be one of
the Montana cattle that got out of
wrecked stock train near Gull River last
fall ~.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

I, Capt. Houde has rented large office
rooms over Blake & Bentfeld's store
which he will occupy after Jan. l in
which to de- his land office and justice o1
the peace business. ..-.5.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Fred Farrand Of Belle Prairie wentto
st. Paul the first Of the week with Or.
Simmons, to consult with Dr. Hand
regarding his health, which has been
very poor for several months: = ..>.~as y
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

If the conditionsao of business at the
saloons is any Indication, money is
rlentier ia Little Falls This season Than
it was \ year ago. a good deal more
Of it is going over the saloon bars now
than then.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

N. N Williams intends to do con
siderable building on his west side stock
farm next year and has just completed
a structure that will be the ell ofa large
farm hoase ~. ~ ..,..-
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Way mails are now carried on the two
day passenger trains 10 addition to the
former mail trains, The mail for the
north train is closed al the postoff1ce at
10 o'clock, noon, and for the south is
closed at 3 o. m.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Mrs. A. K. Hall and mother started for
Akron, N. va fewdays ago. Mrs. H
will make short visit there, and hel
mother will remain.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Nic Lahr u 5in town selling cigars for
ihe well konwn Minneapolis house Of
Neethe. Miller q III urdock. zs
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

L, Vasally has his planning min at F..
Ripley running now, and will dress a
large amouR Of lumber for D. s. Mooere
and Sam Trebby. *@. at
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

n. A. Rider returned from St. Paul
Yesterday where he has been doing en-
gineering; workefor the st. Paul d Nortk.
era Pacific railroad. - - .@.* 4
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church will give q social at the Rectory
on Wednesday evening, Dec. 8. All
arc invited. ~ ID T.. n, ~ =
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Engineer Paul Betters' little son is
sYery sick With yphoid fever, Int his
recovery Is probable. 3zzs /. .5 .l..5sz .53sz
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Gil. Hanson, foreman for Clarke on
Platte river, is in town. and says tha,
everything is favorable for big seasons
work in the pineries.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

tT Remember that you can save
money by buying your boots, shoes and
overshoes from Tanner, and he has the
most complete stock to select from.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

J. Simmons & Co. have purchased
considerable venison already, and expec,
to receive over hundred saddles from
the Mile Iacs Indians in 4 few days,
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

"A black bear visited O.. Z. Clyde's
farm on Bellevue prairie q few evenings
age, and gaye dog, that interierred
with tia bad beating. Hunters gave
chase. but brl1in ESCAPED, $.sss ~, y. =
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Some villianous wretch shot and killed
G. a.. Spraudel's large, red setter, Duke,
on Sunday last. 1t was one of the best
bird dogs intthis vicinity, and was
highly priced by its owner. = -,
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

= The evening train from the south has
heen several thonrs late nearly every
evening this week. The first severe
cold seems to demoralize the locomotive
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Remember that will be ia Little
Falls after Dec, 1stxprepared to do all
dentistry work in the best manner.
- - =. j. G. g. GRIFFIN.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Capt. Houde has two deputy clerks at
work transcribing the records in the
county clerk of courts office. 1t is an
immense amount: Of Work.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Fred Bachman of Culdr,m talks o,
putting up saloon at Swanville, IL
had partly contracted to buy out j. D.
Stith. but the bargain was not completed
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

To lead and not TO- follow is my motto,
and the WY to haye the lead is by
selling Acorn Stoves and first class
goods, and by sellin them cheap. Your,
truly, III. +. .ScHLEUsnsER.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03
Notice

j. ] have sold my stock Of drugs ia Lit
tie Falls and want an carly settlement
OF all accounts. Please oblige me in this
as have accommodated you. s..
..'.> Yours truly.5.3=.. E. ST.. I. ) q .:@@ s.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Herb harrison is up at Bridgham &
Doran's con- d getting their engine 10
funning order. Us. r., 4 y. x...fs E5 y "
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

A neighborhood quarrel resulted ID
bringing several Little Elk settlers
before y Little Falls ;jnstice Of the peace
yesterday =ss.5. S..s e. N =. ,.:. : g.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Cain, nan xhos stayed ID
4iaie Falla slast spriing p 10 q : Esnning s
saloon fns Rufhlaud. Dakota.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

4s A. 2. j McRae's new feed mill at
3swnnsille l,aa started up. and is getting
plenty Of work. 81: . s*ssz. .s.s .ss
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

A. ID. and Herb. Harrison received
the sad news on Friday last that their
mother had died. and consequently they
did not start east as was expected
They had intended 10 go home to sec
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

# Dr, Wright made trip 70 Motley i few
days agp. md found that town in its
usual lively slate ]. II !. i: i. I
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

fyou want q plow OF any kind, a
mower, hay rake, reaper, or seR binder
call st g. HEssRL's.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

ss ] D. 1lachance has moved his saloon
into the Vasaly building west Of the
Nerchants hotel on Oak street.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Staples jewelry business will be
closed out before Jan. /, and the. goods
will be sold at sacrifice until that date
Bargains can be secured in everything il
stllat line. ='~...,, =,
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

E55 Maj. Postleth has retu rned to ST.:
Paul from . trip TO Philadelphia and
New L. I. =S :. @ Il. &s r z. z. .# /. III.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03
Holiday Goods.

Our stock Of Holiday goods this fall
il something mucl, better than Little
Falls ever before possessed and all
should call and see it, Prices are very
low this year, and we. have something 10
10 suit all. !, IA. H.. "
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

ss Wheat shipping over the Little Falls
q Dakota branch has been. heavier this
fall than ever i,cfore ls Is b u.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

A part Of Dellehan Bros numbering
outfit and crew arrived from Morris
yesterday and they| will soon begin
work in their camp On the Nokassippi.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03
DOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS.

More Of them and prettier ones than
ever we havefthem to sell cheap, and
1t won't be our fault if every little girl
in the county doesn't have a Merry
Ghristmas this year. Va
:sa$s5ss :a$xs5sSs ID Is Z, TUTTLR e CHURCHILL.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

/ Locom Olives on the Little Falls b
Dakota p q will soon begin burning coal
again. =.. q .'<* 's#fz / 7
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03
Horse for Sale.

Weighs HOO pounds, or viii trade !or
stock. s E j, SERMONS
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Sash and Doors At bottom prices at
y. w. BERe's.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Come and see our immense stock Of
tiannels of every description, they will
please you. s #.5. S:s 53sS .5s' :s.ts #
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

I Oats taken on account and bought fol
cash for the next thirty days 1t .s.s
ts.5 H !. T.. ScHLEusENR1s.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

!. For I full assortment af Jerseys call at
szs 81 II ]. .85z. R1cHARD Bros.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Joseph Schlitz's Brewing CO.. Expor
Milwaukee, Lager Beer for sale at ~
= s. ss 5.| 5zs.. sS SPRASDEL's.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

SssZs |Sssss sg3 Lambert starts tomorrow with
his teams 70 hanl logs 1T g. Kim
Elall,s camp this winter. .s .
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

p. g 60oers: was down from Eli
E.Rlipley yexlerday, .eslif fyIng 70 his towns
booming trade and growtll.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

+. gB GREAT REDUCTION, 4 hav.
just receivedsa lot Of stoves which l viii
sell very cheap. j. W.fPzEG,
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

MARR1Ep.At ,hs5 residence of F. j.
Fsrrand Belle Prairie. Mimi. on Nov.
Is, by Elder E. e. Toms, Mr.. Robert
Russell Of La Moure, Dakota, to Miss
Sarah A. Mason ot Belle Prairie, MINI.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03
TuTTLE G CHURCHILL.

~ Fresh milk from i, W.Ayer's
farm on Belle Prairie every morning al
the Morrison, County Meat Market. ...3}
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

"a Or. Griffin, the dentis,, will b,ess ID
Little Fails after Dec 10 ID dn ID work,
in his line. First class work IS done.
Wait for him.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Our stock of boots and shoes is1ss
. favorabiy known through this co,anty,
that i i hardly as nesls praising up; 81. 70
those who have s \ tried % ID this lice
Z will be g their interest IS do Is whsr
I'm used OF anv II Rrt.r, M Rpn.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

The mem bers Of the w, G. T. q, and
(nll others interested In the cause are
requested to meet MRS. Carrie Knox, the
organizer Of the-society in Little Falls,
at the H., F. church; next Wednesday
| afternoon at's:3O,1 ,1%s-Mrs. Knox will also
lecture in the church the evening of that
day to which all are inyited, A large
attendance is particularly desired.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

s..' VIM. m. Bllu*kirk = has not contracted to
sell his railroad ties g the Mani,oba
company, and We were misinformed
last week y: s@..,. ]. .:s..s,@
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

ln the line Di dress goods, We defy
compeiiiion. We will guarantee 10 meet
Henneapolis Or 81 Paul prices. We
hasea splendid assortment omprising
nome spuns, ganoas iannels. casbmeres,
.fricois. lAdies q lotbs, etc. etc, and I'VE
also have trimming s. tD match.
". RIcHARD BRos.
Delicious aud heaith ~: &. mineral water
1at pRANpEl's, 4.
iichard are l.nnlckk sng The
olf llli
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

. Cash paid for Potatoes, Onions an(
Cabbages by :. j. SIMMONS & Co.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03
RICHARD BR,

f d N. q. u. adden 81 al the
Central Saloon {. sz 4 IS
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

.t w. F. Street, Esqa returned to Royalton
on Wednesday from a short visit ID
Wisconsin. J. g l. .a,.s|s., - Il.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

a full sssolt tment oKs unde derwear for
.yound and Old can te bong Il Tue very
lowest figures Of
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

/ Cash paid for partridg dges.
. 7. Il j. :zSIMnoNs 8 q co.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

G.. Kimball Of Ripley was in town
Oh Tuesday. He IS running lum Der
camp again this winter at his old lotai-
ity on the west side of the Mississippi,
banking on that stream near the Fort.
Twelve Of his oxen broke into q lake
that they were trying to cross on the ice
or Monday, and.sit wsaas lively work
getting them out, but all were rescued.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

l havetwo pair Of sleighs for sale,
. T. .,.=.'.. j L .-E3as ~'H5 J.SIMMoNs.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

NE will save s Jou money on groceries,
and will sell yox only stand.rd goods.
: b. i !. \. ss RICHARD BRos.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

More NEW MILLENERY GOODs
just received at MRs. PERLEY's.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

The bankrupt cloihingstore Jews have
gone, but their victims are still among
lie. . y 4. ..E..1I. y ; \ r. >. - !. 3tzIS.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Cheapest Clothing.
Before you buy your clo,hing, examine
our stack and paices. ..'' ID.
80 Ess a4g fsE$ Az s&s# CIYnr u rymr rp
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

L1TTLL FALLS, Z DEC. 5. 1885.
LOCA ii. ITEMS.

1tsis nice and cold these days:
.scheols sfsport 10 auotler column. :. j:
"a ,4l, r,l5, :. ~ -. -- a, ..es
II Mortgage sales are again quite plenty.
/, ~ Il = = =
It is not mountain sheep any longer.
~, r. : u > =, T.
Sam stdples,iis visiting in Wright
county. = Z ~, Z. 5'*: f: !. 7 =. ~ ::
Wheat receipts are from 1000 bushels
up daily. = Z ~. .-,.,
:" Christmas trees will soon be on the
program. : >$@.. sS5
Mr.: Mann is the new station agent at
Royalton.. s+..% r. g.. =
+ Mrs. Pasco's health continues to be
very poor tS:z III. .=1ss;s.s ..@ z> .v.~ A..
81. 4. Hatch was in town from Ripley
on Saturday. r '~,.$
t. A. Morrill, was IN town from Buck
man yesterday. 4. ="
II: =. Clark was in town FROM Royalton
on Wednesday. =
| The deer must suffer now; we start
after them today. r .....
Lettering on the street corners has
lost it's popularity. 4 &%
M, M, Williams return er, to ST Pan
Tuesday morning.
Several Mile Lacs Indians have beer
in town this. week.
Jerry Root of Ft. Ripley was in towr
/, yesterday afternoon.
4 H W.LlDow is surveying land In th'
Platte river cosntry 49,:
Work Is plenty for laboring men thi
winter At good wages, +. :*@"2.
4 Runor says that stoll and Staples ar
I a great pair at q wedding,
No marriage. licenses issued this wee'
d It is either q feast or famine. =
+. = eeterday morning the thermomcte
/ got down 10: II degrees below zero.
"A S NJ rs. Lucy, Perley has been sick pal
/ of;the past week but is recovering.
The Little Elk Mill people gave
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

I Hon. ], G. Flynn returned w ednesday
evening from, 9 three days trip to St.
Paul, .ss, II, i ! .:}' +: " g T..
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

# Remember The "McCormick"
tae asding machine. -,
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

If you buy your Christmas goods early
you can select,from the complete stocks.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

IS NJ RS. Lucy Perley has been sick part
oftthe:pa week, hut is recovering.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

The establishing of the State Soldiers
home at TT. Ripley is what we are after
now. .ss9' 4 @#@ytsss5 =, sE$;e ~ ''.s'' w.;
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Regular meeting Of the Hook &
Ladder company next Monday evening.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Remember that Tie cheapest place
tie Y L''' city " e 70 gst your GIocerie, j. Il
ANNER'A
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

( Deer killing season commenced Dec:
1. and as proof Of the abundance Of game
and the skill Of our sportsmen il is only
necessary 10 state that large amount of
venlson was marketed here on the day.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

j The Little Elk Mill people gave Z
pheasant dance On Tuesday evening.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03
4 ooper s. 8 Gra,''s lumb bering outfit from
VI: Cloud passed through town Yesterday
en- route for the Gull river pineries.

# Renem mbers The social at the Episcopal
Rectory next " ednesday evenirg & You
are 'a invited to come and enjoy yourself. B
81 Nj. Elder, recently clerk 81, the Mer-:
chants IS hotel !, in tiis place, has accepted
9 similar position ID the Willard at
Brainer,l. y..s 0 NH i. &E. M. n.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

The monthly meetings ofthe Chemical
company are held on the first Saturday
evening ID each month, instead Of the
last, IS stated last week q meeting will
therefore be held tomorrow evening. .ss.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

! eeterday| morniug the thermometer
got down do 1 Z degrees below zero.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

: The thermometer stood :13 degrees
below zero on the morning Of Dec. 1.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

No marriage, licenses issued this week
tits either a feast or a famine. -
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

fs pleasant social dance was given at
the residence Of N. Tbbits, two miles
sauth9 Of town, on Monday evening
About twenty couple attended and
danced until q seasonaLlc hour. .,S
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

Mess q. Buck man Flynn, Lee and
lIsuni, senator md represent tatlves from
this district, have each engag quarters
at the. Merchants hotef; il q B. Panl
during the session of the legis sature
Little Falls transcript., 1886-12-03

81 '||s
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-26
Mining Notes.

Nevada mines, during the year 1895.
produced $500 900 in silver and 3d.
100000 in gold.
At Columbus, Kansas. in prospecting
for coal. the drill cut fifteen feet in
lead and zinc ore.
A Two pound nugget of virgin gold
has heen found in Pennsylvania coun-
ty, North Carolina.
Alaska mines. according 90 the report
Of The director of the mint. Welded in
gold and silver the sun of S3.O05 4TG in
lse5.
A new silver mining district is com
Ing to the notice Of the mining world.
II is in the vicinity of Thunder Bay.
on the northern shore Of Lake Sureri
OF, Several mines are in successful
operation.
Colorado is credited IN the report of
the director Of the United States mint
with a total product of gold and silver
for 1895 If $4,000. OOo-gold. a. 5000:
silver. S1bs00. 900. Add the lead and
copper. which would bring the grand
total up to 100000
TERRITORIAL
The Golden mining district is loom
ING up.
The Gvpsy Queen mine has 100 sacks
Of concentrates ready for shipment.
Cerrillos mining district il putting
forth new energy and reward with
satisfactory results.
From all the mining districts comes
the welcome intelligence that eastern
capitalists are seeking Investments.
A large force Of men is soon to he
put nj work on the Lake Valley mines.
AFR. Hadley will have the management.
Col. Green's mill ut Pyramid Ia run.
ming dav and nigh, and is shipping
from elght to ten tons IT concentrates
daily.
The Lady Franklin mine at Kings.
ton Is been sold to an English syi d.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-26
LurrrorIE wHo apvrErmE.
LAND SCRIP

l. VALENTINE-Thsscu a is issued n N acre riscss and viii locate
any surveyed OF unsurveyed Government lands III used more especially to
locate uhsuryeyed Anda Patent Tor uoIaud issued dirvc 10 the factor. There
Is hat a limited amount Of this scrip and the puceis advancing.
s. SIOUX HALE BREED-Tls scrip Is issued o. 50 and 70 acrs
psos aud will also locate survey "a OF unsurycyed lands
The title Is conveyed by means Of Power Of Attorney. followed by aided to
heland from the Indian. Thus the scrip insure title as good as that madeb by
Valentine scrip fr The location Of unsuveyed hEis. andi not 10 expensive
3. SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL Ho-MESTEAD-Tli scrip is 10
20. 80 and I'D acre pieces Il viii locate any surveyed Z. 5 .lands-oaeei or
unoHered. single or double maximum in any quantity without condition as te
residence or cultivation.
weshal be glad at all times to give any further information in regard
to land scrip. and will furnish prices upon application.
GEO. D. BOWMAN &SONS. Las Cruces, IN.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-26
At Fairview, N. Mex,
ON
Saturday, December rs, 80.
PROGRAME:
PROGRAME:

One o'clock. Eight hundred yards
race between A. Rush Bowe's brown
gelding, Dude. and James Moore's bay
gelding, Perico. Stakes, $500 aside.
Purse race for 500 yards open to all
entrance money added. FIRST prize
$4,000. Second prize, $4,000. Third
prize. $4,000. Entrace fee $1,000.
Many entertaining features will be
added to the programme not here
mentioned.
Racing every day until New Years,
On New Years there will be a
GRAND TOURNAMENT
for gold medal valued at 800. En-
trance $500. open to all.
All races to be governed by the
Fairview Jockey Club rules.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-26

the fence. hooking for = slft piace q
light on. on the ese q the election. Ia
Sierra county. uow congraf ulai-s hlm.
sell ON The he fearless and moral man.
nsI In winch BE- conducted himself dur
ing The campaign. Self.iaudiug i a
cheap methOd u reconciliation.
Owing b the cold snap Operations In
the Black Range lixiviation Works
brick yard were suspended for 4 day
~ two. but as pleasant weather again
pTedominaies work has been resum-
ed.
F. J. Dnran. mo Of the owners q the
Palumas Chief mine al Hrfmosa. 70
turued Wednesday from an extended
yisil In Michigan I'd reports having
a wAy-ur time While there and much
Improved In tealth.
LosT-On Tuesday last. on the
streets Of Chloride. = red packet hand
keTcief with a go doller bill tied up h.
IL. The finder will confer a favor hy
returning the same to Mrs. DIR. j. W.
Williams. Chloride.
Pfotenhauer aud Ferre are driving
the tunnel OF their White Hawk pro-
perty. The ground. heretofore. which
has been very hard and slow 90 work.
~ %softening up aud work progresses
much more rapidly now. They have
some twenty feet yet TO 20 before they
expect TO tap the mineral deposit
They viii tap the mineral body at a
depth Of about 200 feet. which. IL any.
thing like the groupings, will be a DO
nanZa.
The fines collected from the v~iolators
Of the Sunday law which should 90 Ia
the school fund. have. 50 II is alleged
never been turned oyer to the proper
officials. This matter should b.
investigated and II there has been
any e~rookedness on the part of the
officers whose hands such moneys pass
through let them be shown up. The
school fund Of this county are limited
and all moneys due that fund should he
economically expended in the interest
OF the public schools aud not go TO sup.
port "a few "gobbling" officials, If such
may be the case.
Work ut the mill is progressing fine.
~. All the old machinery not adapted
10 lixiviatiOn has been removed and
that which Is to be put to use is be-
ing repaired. Mr.. Kenny. who has
charge of the mechical work, is a thor.
onghly experienced mill man. is giving
the enterprise strict and EARNEST atten.
ton and will leave no stone unturned
that is likely to In anyway retard the
success of the mill. Mr.. Goff. general
N mayer Of the company. rs untiring
In his efforts and IL crowding the work
forward to completion as fast as pos
sihle, Some Of the machinery is al.
rendy shipped and the remainder Is ex-
pected To he on the ground by the last
OF next month. As soon as the bricks,
to he used in the mill, are ready the
work OF completing the mill will be Of
short duration. MI. Gof may well con-
graduate himself In securing the SER
wees Of one 50 capable Of performing
duties of nm intelligent mechanic,
such as Mr.. Kenny surely is.