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Work For the BeIlaire Police.

William McCune, Of this city, went
down to Bellaire Saturday, and Saturday
night and Sunday he seems to have
been concerned in about halEa-dozen
fights. About II o'clock in the evening he
insulted some of the members of the Big
Ten Club. A small riot ensued, in which
McCune was knocked down with a billiard
ball, and several Others were hurt, one of
them, John Fallet, being thought at first
to have been killed. Sunday morning the
ball was again opened, McCune whipping
one Mike Gallagher and being whipped i'll
turn by Mikes brother. Several other
rows occurred, and the day as 4 whole was
a very lively one.
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Surrendered.

Michial O'Donnell, who is alleged TO
have stolen S44.2 p from Charles Sonda, Of
Valley Grove, about q week ago, was yes
terday surrendered by his father, who was
ON his bond, and he was locked up in jail
by Capt. Smith. The case originated. in
Justice Ankles court.
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MR.. DAVIS SPEECH.
GCOutinued from Third Page.]

II will be noticed that the duty ON
coal ia seyenty-fve cents, which is less
than it was at any time previous to 1850,
Pig iron. it will be seen under the Demo-
cratic tariff of '46, was $12; it is now $6.72.
Common bar iron in '46 was $40 per ton;
IL is now $1S. The duty on nails, pre-
vious to 1916 was from two to five cents
per pound; under the tariff of 46, W
cents; now II cents. Lumber under the
tariff of '46 was So per thousand; now 81.
This shows that for the products of West
Virginia there is less protection now b
previous to 1860; and when You take
things we consume, or wear such as blank
cts. hats SC, We find that the duty in
,46 was 20 per cent, and Low it Is 30 per
cent, and ten cents per pound. Clothing
in '46 was 80 per cent, and now it Is 35
per cent, and 40 cents a pound. While
the general tariff duties are about twice rs
much now as they were in 1916, especially
articles, that we are most interested
iu-namely, coal, iron, and lum-
Der. are take l less 10 than previous to
1860.
LABOR mi CAPITAL.
Labor and capital ought to be and must
be friends, if either or both prosper. They
ought as man and wife to work for one an
other. Aman's body and limbs must work
together. or he will perish. Labor and
capital are like the wings of a bird; cripple
one and the bird cannot fly. 1t requires
capital to prepare the way for labor to
work.
Who is the capitalist? Is it the man
with house and lot, a cow, pig, etc?
Labor aud capital each have rights that
must be respected, but they should not
undertake to force each other. Labor, as
well as capital, has q right to organize and
protect itself; but no man has a right to
saw to another he shall or shall not work.
Are you 70 be prescribed, condemned
and kept out Of office because
you are good, worthy, intelligent, and in
dustriOus, and have accumulated property,
and men put in office who are unfit and
have little sense or ability?
Law and order are essential to the pros
perity, welfare and safety of the people,
and the Government. Evil and wrong
doors are sure to come to grief. A few
years ago Dennis Kearney, ruled with an
iron rod the State of California; nc is now
an outcast and has a hard time to get a
living. Martin Irons, a few months ago,
had power to cause and keep in progress
the great railroad strike of the Southwest;
he is now wanted by officers of the law.
| You know the fate of the labor rioters OF
Chicago, Cleveland, Milwaukee, st. Louis
and New York.
PENSIONS.
The United States pays more pensions
than all the world, rs is shown by the fol-
lowing:
PENSIONS-U. 5.
The United States has paid in pen
sions 500, OOJ, OO
Before SGl......-....... : SI,bJl,4SIS
Since and including
Isl rs ,j3A,3 g3.ai
1854 IS. 4Oi, Sji.O3
| Appropriated for 1867. 5000 oO.D
This is more than the world pays. Some
of the leading countries pay as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-12

The Shaughraun matinee at the Grand
Opera House on Wednesday afternoon
promises to be the largest ever held here. As
this great drama is favorite of the ladies
in the other cities it no doubt will catch
on in fine style here. Manager Genther
has placed the price OF admission at %
cents toalI parts Of the house.
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Index 90 New Advertisements.
sECONp PAGE

SECOND AGE.
Lost-Money.
Wanted-Situation.
Report Of National Bank of WA
Coal VaSes-Nesbitt X BrO.
Rose Cream-R. II. List
Full Dress Shirts-D Gundling SCO.
Challenge~JaeOb HumeS.
For Sale-Family Boat.
Opera HouSe-Frederiek Warde.
FOURTH PAGE.
Melophine-GeO. X. MeMechen & Son.
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Z VIRGINIA..

Since the formation of West Virginia,
in 1863, there has been a steady and
marked improvement in the general con-
ditiOn of the State and its people, and it
has never been in a more healthy and pros
porous condition than it is now
SCHOOLS.
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Big Court.

There were seventeen cases before
His Honor in Police Court
Yesterday morning, the heay-
lest docket for several months. Among
the cases were Virginia Mcbride, for keep
ing q house of ill-fame, and John Flynn
and Mary Miller for lettering i'll the place.
The house is on Caldwelrs run. Raymond
Pryor, the o who raised the row at the
church, got $40 and costs. The other cases
were DRINKS and d~isorderlies.
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An Important Matter.

To-day will be the last day Of the Cir
cult Court al which persons desiring to
take out their second papers can do 50 be-
fore the approaching election. Those en-
titled to become citizens should apply 10
the Court at once.
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No One Hurt.

A small freight wreck about a mile west
of Collins Station, yesterday afternoon,
blockaded the track for a time and delay
ed the Wheelingexpress about an hour and
q half, a transfer having to be made.
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Mbeelia9 Rssisttr
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
BACK NUMBERS

or the sunday Register, I'm which
Bret Harte's great story IL now rum
ming, can be had ON application nc
Register Counting Room.
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] 6sFffs8's' s'ffs'
And Cleveland d Majority Of.
CESTRAIIZ ALTON.

The Capitalization tendency Of the Re,
publican party may lead TO bad results,
Local self-gOvernment IL esse initial to the
freedom ofthe people. Ireland is now con.
tending for home rule; Rome was a
great republic and lost her liberty by the
country districts giving up local self-gOy-
eminent and allowing power to centralize
i'm Rome.
The political parties first divided on the
question Of Capitalization, Jefferson fol
the people ruling and Hamilton for the
strong government. To-day the Dem.
ocrats are for the people ruling, and the
Republicans for strong government. Let
me illustrate what Capitalization of power
in Washington has done, and may do
again:
In 1876 the Democrats elected Tilden by
Is or % electoral votes, and 10000 pop
ular votes. A few Republicans in Wash.
ington cOnsficated the votes Of three States
and seated Hayes, whom the people rejec-
ted. Tilden was elected and Hayes got
the office. How WAS this done?
Chandler, Secretary Of the Interior;
Cameron, Secretary Of War;
Robson, Secretary of the Navy;
Grant, President and Commander of the
Army.
Chandler was chairman Of the National
Republican committee, and in connection
with the Others, sent his celebrated tele'
gram which told all the Republicans in
the country TO claim the election OF Hayes
Cameron and Grant collected the army
around Washington. The result was the
seating Of Hayes, when Tilden had been
elected.
1 do not not say that all the good OF
best men Of the country are Democrats or
Republicans, but / do say that Democratic
principles are nearer right than Republic
cans principles. The ''butcber and sheer
story'' will illustrate: A butcher cut
sheep into halves and hung q on either
side in front of his door. When he came
to look for the mutton one half was gone.
The butcher said to several persons who
were stsnding by that the fellow who stole
the halls sheep was q Democrat. One o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-12

BoUCICAULT Shaughraun Co. is one Of
the best seen here for years. They are all
old professionals and every act is right to
the mark.
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DIED.

NORTON-At Canton, o., on Sunday, October
10 ISM. AT A, m. DONALD. son of Mr.. and Ms.
T.. s. Norton, in the 10th year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from the Hotel Hurford
ut Canton, Wednesday forenoon, october H.
Friends of the family invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-12

Alterations and <,oio
Some of the most important Treasury
warrants, transferring many millions, were
lost and could not be found. While the
Republicans on the committee did nOtagree
upon all the changes, alterations and eras-
ures as reported, all admitted changes had
taken place, and the debt increased Sll6+
104, 0S1.
These changes and alterations all took
place between 1860 and 1870; before and
since that period no alterations or change
have been known.
An examination is now going on and a
partial report has been made, covering up.
wards of $13, 600, 900 in defalcations and
deficits of recent occurrence.
INTERNAL REVENUE
The figures given below, from the report
of Commissioner Miller. recently published
show that under the same law the revenue
collected for 1886 is an increase over the
preceding year, and the expenses decreased
showing that under Democratic admin
istration the revenue Is better collected and
at less expense.
INTERNAL R~EvENCE.-U.
Total Internal Revenue, 1886 SILT 92, 500
Total Internal Revenue, lsS1."."". ll2,i III, l!Lo'
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THE

Was so sudden that the gentleman was for
an instant at a loss to think what was
wrong, whether the cliff had fallen upon
him, another earthquake had come, or
whether he was in the hands of politicians.
But he sOOn discovered what was wrong
when the men began searching his peck
cts, and then he kicked very vigorously.
He attempted to relieve himself from the
clutches Of the scoundrels and fought like
o good fellow, but they were too much for
him, and he soon had the appearance and
feeling Of having had several rounds in q
free-for-all smuggling match.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-12

TIE handsome Conn, in the Shaugh-
raun, c~aptiyated the ladies last night by
his handsome face and pleasing manners.
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Fort Wayne Route to Chicago. Quick Time
Train leaving Bridgeport at 1:50 p. m,
city time, arrives in Chicago the following
morning al $50. Connection made in the
Union Depot for all points West and
Northwest
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The most durable goods, the most stylish
goods, the best fitting goods and the best
assorted stock of shoes at the lowest pos
sible prices. L. V. BLOND.
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Increase i'm 1856.

EXPENDITURES AND REVENUE.
The Democratic party is the party Of
economy, and the expenditures of the gov
eminent, per capita, have been less under
Democratic rule than under Republican
as the following figures will show:
NIT opDISARY EypESDITURES-U. :.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
ACITREN WAYLAID AND R0BBBD0N TWEEN
TEETH STREET SATURDAY NIGHT.
The Victim, Frederick Grimm, Beaten By Two Vi
lains and Relieved Of Seven or Eight Dollars
No Clue 10 the RaSealS

Saturday evening last a highway robbery
was committed on the lower side Of the
creek, which for certain reasons until now
has been kept quiet, and the matter has
not been reported to the police. About III
O'Clock that evening Frederick Grimm,
who resides on Twentieth street, between
Arbenz's furniture factory and the Crescent
mill, was on his way home, and just be-
fore reaching his residence, at q dark spot
on the road, two men sprang from the
shadow of the cliff and scizing Mr.. Grimm
attempted to gag him so that he would be
unable to make a noise or summon help.
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report to the Senate, in which the Repub-
lican members of the committee substan-
TALLY agreed, which was adopted by the
Senate. Among the discrepancies found
and reported by the committee were the
following:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-12

Now is the time to make your selection
of shoes for fall and winter wear, as we
are daily receiving the finest line of shoes
ever brought to the city. No end to the
styles and variety. L. V. BLOND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-12

West Virginia's taxes are much lower
than the most of States. And as railroads
and manufacturing establishments in
crease, other taxes will be reduced. The
amount of tax paid by railroads in West
Virginia in 1886 was STA, 1875.
COAL.
West Virginia's coal product in 1882 was
1000, 900 tons; in 1854, 3,0OO,OO tons; IN
1885, 3,4S3, 900 tons.
l have stated that s~evcnty-fivc cents is
the present duty on coal, which is lower
than it has ever been before. We are
especially interested in the duty on coal.
West Virginia will lose largely, and no
person be benefited by a reduction of the
duty. Those who will gain are the manu-
facturers, gas companies, etc, in the
eastern cities. They, Of course, are IN
favor of low duty on coal, but no West
Iirginidn ought TO be.
Coal is West Virginia's greatest interest;
The State is full of it. The number of
persons engaged in mining coal is 5000 or
1000; capital invested, S., OOO, 900 to
So, 900, 600, Ifthe coal trade is good it
will greatly help to build railroads. Num-
Der Of manufacturing establishments in
the State in 1880, 1915; capital engaged,
$l3, s83, 800; persons employed, 26.2SS.
RAILROADS.
West Virginia wants more railroads,
and ought to be fair to them; but rail-
roads must be fair to the people. The
roads and the people each have rights,
and each ought to be just and liberal
to the other. We want
more railroads, and must have
them. When the whole country was
without them, then all were equal. But
now other states have q FAR greater number
of miles than ours, and we must catch up
or we are behind the times. Our coal,
timber, iron ore, &c. &c, are worth but
little without railroads-and not much
with them unless they act fairly and lber-
ally towards the people.
When railroads are built the money
comes from other states. No matter
whether or not they pay, they are a per-
manency and are taxed, and thus help the
people, as the following figures go to show
MORGAN Co, ASSESSMENT. OF 1855.
Property. As'm'L Tax, 1856
Real Estate"."--".."."--"""s .g,'S6l
Personal property.."~-~....-. 42l@7
>l0,Il
Railroad property """""---.". oZZ,aZ S,U@
The above shows that railroads pay more
than two-fifths of the entire tax of Morgan
County. They pay one-seventh Of the tax
of Hampshire County, and One-fourth Of
the tax of Mineral county.
Twenty-six of the thirty-eight States
have railroad commissioners, and / hope
the next Legislature will give West
Virginia a good and fair Railroad commits
sion.
As to Prohibition, l think well regulated
and high license law is the best remedy for
intemperance; but if / was a member OF
the Legislature and the question came up
for consideration, / would vote to submit
it to the people.
UNITED STATES TREASURY ACCOUNTS.
A few years ago, a committee, Of which
/ was chairman, of the United States Sen
ate, made an examination of the books OF
the Treasury Department. We made q
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Additional Local on First Page.
New Goods.

DoN'T fail TO see the MarOOns to-day.
They play base bali up to nature.
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THE MEN SKIP.

The fellows left him lying exhausted in
the road, after having rifled his pockets.
The seufle had been 80 quiet and in such a
secluded spot that no n had been at
tracted to the scene, and the rascals made
good their escape, with not much danger
Of detection. Mr.. Grimm Don recovered
and followed the robbers, but when he got
to Chapline street and Jaw nothing OF
them, he knew there was not much chance
of catching them, and determined to let
the matter drop. A lady who lives just
this side of the furniture factory saw the
two men 90 out the road some time
before Mr.. Grimm went past,
and the next thing she saw wa
the men running back and tearing down
Chapline street, but of course she had no
idea what had occurred, nor has she any
idea who the men were.
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educational.
Railroads.

DANAwHA AND ONO EAIL"A' "'
n PASY.
Ohio Central Railway Company NV. t.fsA
n-organiLed. Taking enrrt h""
I6. iss6. Central STANDARD TING
SoG Nols
81, UsilJ fE1.
Eoh'"A" Daly "a -un " y"
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If You dOn'tgO you will regret it al
your life. st. Louis vs.. Wheeling.
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DID NOT RECOGNIZE THEM.

Mr.. Grimm is not seriOusly injured, but
is pretty badly used up. He cannot i'm
agine who the fellows are, nor why they
should lie in wait for him, but thinks
they mistOOk him for some one else. All
the robbers secu red was between 81
and 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-12

The irreducible school fund has more
than doubled since 1870.
There are five normal schools which
were built and are supported by the State.
Previous to 1870, the Republicans used
school funds for State purposes and paid
no interest. In 1870 Judge j. M. Jackson
and myself made u report to the Lcgisla,
ture, showing n deficit of 1872, 1921 10, OF
which there was taken from school funds
500, 52S.3l.
The public institutions of the State are
in fine condition. The expenditures on
the same since 1865 nave been as follows:
Total expenditures, 81, 5S6, Sl3 Insane
Asylum, SGs9,5l7; Penitentiary, 1911, 592.
The balance was expended on the State
Capital, University, Institution for the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind, &c.
POPULATION All w~EALTH-FgOM THE U. 5. CEN
gt- 1S-n
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IN 4 \ WAY.

We predict u tremendous audience to
see the Shaughraun tonight.
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Letter List.

The following letters were unclaimed at
the postofice lastevehing: d. &. Covig, :;
G. ID. Furnum, Miss Katie Nauer, T.. s.
Rogers, Miss Cora Carr, Harry Thompson.
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THE great Maroons will have no walk
over to-day. Don't miss this rare chance.
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ABOUT THE CITY.


Judge Jacob will convene Part One OF
the Circuit Court this morning to hear the
arsumentsof counsel in the Thornburg will
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THE Shaughraun Co. have created a
perfect furOre in the city.
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III WEATHER.
rurRMnMErER RECORD.

Mr.. C. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations Of
the temperature, yesterday: Z a. m, "a;
IL q W, rs; 3 p. m, n; Z p. m, Is.
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a Grand Benefit Ball.

Independent Nailers' and Feeders
Union No. l, will give 4 grand ball at
Arion Hall, on Friday evening, the Odd
inst, for the benefit of the Charleston
sufferers, at which the music will be fur
nished by Kramer's full orchestra. This
ball promises to be the largest and most
enjoyable terpschicorean event given in
this city for a long time past, as, aside
from the pleasant social feature guaranteed
by the able management of the affair, there
will be n large attendance of people who
desire to contribute to the worthy cause
to which the proceeds are to be devoted.
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The S~haughraun at the Grand Opera
House.

This coy place of amusement was
packed to the doors last night to see Buci-
cault's famous Shaughraun drama, which
was presented by one of the best compa-
MES ever seen in Wheeling. Manager
Genther is to he thanked by the people of
Wheeling for securing such q company as
the above. They gave great satisfaction.
All the characters were well rendered. Mr..
5. J. Forham as Conn captivated the la
dies by his pleasing humor and winning
ways. MesSrs. Bland, Collins and Dig
man, rs well Misses Collier and Daryl all
deserve especial mention. We predict an
other large audience tonight.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October H.
For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia fair weather; sOuth-westerly
winds slight changes in temperature.
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nRLPNESS q. cAgs1s -. STIs: . X On, ,, .ne
T,e.tsd hv mo~t Of The noted sp~ecfaliAssfthe
dsy with no benefit Cured kias5f IN thfse
,,onths and since then hundreds q other1 p
same process A plain. dmPle ana - ~
I'm sreef. New York CITY khDmfh<sAe
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L.s.GOop&cO. selldry goods the cheapest.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-10
= L. , ON Cd'Uhsy ltx1A.,

= ~
The following news items arc frtm
the Eydn County Timer Of last Sa,ur.
dN,,A ~, = ~
Up to tire time Of going TO press list
night The storta had not ceased. Fsi'''
EeAas HalIfs leaves this evening tor
visit 10 his relatives and .trienas IN
Canada. = ~
Jack Lofius went to osndclaria yea,
terday, nto.act ny -,itne.keepGr at. The
mill superintendeG by his brotlisr.in.
law,J.. E. iGignotx. 80,
Thirteen inning claims nave Been
located in the bed of the CarsHh pfVpr.'
in this co6nty. Each claim is 4,f6O
feet ln,alcngtb along the river, aud
each claim contains iwenty aGres. The
claims reach from the Rock Point mill
to point just above Riley Hougham's
ranch.
The sad news nfihs death of Frank
Agnew was the topic of conversation
on the srdefs last Monday morning.
-rlfe accident which caised DIR es,eemg
ed to%hsn,ah his usarh qiappehed, US
nearly AS csn Beascertained; ab6ut halt.
past 'ttir.e' o'clack IN. the morning of
the DAY abase'tnentioned. Mr., Aghew
has for some years been EMPLOYED by
the Douglass taril Company as boiler
man on the night shift, and it WINS
While oilihg the Machfhtty tia, his
cfothiny we're caught in soitft, manner
by the shaft. aud he was killed. The
shaft makes about Seventy revolutions
per mihu,ef Ind tht.ytJte death. must
havs been almost instantaneous, US the
body of The. ahlortunnte man was car.
r'el around the shah at every teSolf!A
tion. lie was foriy!hvs years ofkge,
and had been EN- played in the Doug ,
lass mill for some sixteen years. %
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-03-10

Rich ore WAS encountered IN ems
drift No. Q OF the Lapanta. In Yves
drift the ore body is being stopped
Stoplng began yesterday morning il
main incline. This imcfide Is l09 feel
deep, 80 considerable itch ore will b.
obtained, as the ledge 'sNaruges n 'fac'
in width. - ~
Work was resumed yesterday In tn.
deep shalt of the DicsAios. "a The ledg.
NJ The bo,,om of tlas shaft is between
q and Z feet in width ltis the objec,
of.he Company..e' sias loo FEE, more
About leo tohs or orr arIr On Tie tiuhp
and the only thing REQUIRED is a thill
Id the district TO work il. Is .~'
= Mr.. Poe WHO represented Memo cspi.
,alist made %hst 'thay evththalty prove
to lie SIX valdSUie locations. f,lie'cfop
pings Of one assAYius tf008 81. Nj
returned 10 REM ,o'cthsiill the owners
in rsgard,to devylopnay tifvse clafths
The Lapauta silspped hnotler bar III
bullion vxIted at $500. Another
will be shipped in few tkys. Thes.
Two bars are the festlt OF f26 tons oil
ore.