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SKILLED FARM LABOR.
An Important Tsst wass,. ia. Ia.x nssa
Overlooked

isssillcd labor necessary on the farm.
nni should our wofkusb bo trained "a
~. thee" employed an the Workshop
Well, let us see. Farming i an oeca-
paiion-a trade. 1t j. nsorc. for l.
combInsa n number II occupations
The ordinary iArmsT contents himself
with knowledge Of handling ihs pio@.
with seeding. harvsziing. feeding.
stock. dai,yiug anI such other matter.
a. pertains 10 The ordinary fosiins. bat
does cyeTy farmer sbo~ when. now
deep. aud tho beet implement viii,
which a. plowp Has be a proper
knowledge ~ the c,ac; amount - sod
b us@. 'he mot s~uitalslr varieties -
planis for his rnfpOe~. add the best
methods essential for harvesting. stof-
ing and marketing his %cToI.-s ian h~
estimate thc f-4iut.ye value oI bis feed.
ing materials. sn.i 40 regulate ,bern "a
80 derive the largest produCt n thn
.ra-i sxpsnseS Can bs place isis m,ik.
butter and cheese Dn thr market in =
msunsr 20 secure The be-t prices And
- comp. uu0n witis The merits asd
characteristics of ali clarseA e stsrk.
a8d do b. as onig sash a. ar suit
able for his rgfpu@ss " ID a0t tsains
al farmers have SCI rsachri that de-
gree a perfection In isr.T ossagas.oa.
~ "a b. able - rspls slasmsilrsss.
1he farfs ~ a !~astos5. anal. 81 all
pisees. skilled lahpr - mos, s~rsaitst
ugss.a H. Although the Awsng ~ a
field Of ~sssi 70 ~aPparsHtiy = s~a1as..a
mater. SCI the hTsi Preparation for n
sbss; crop. HAT - rendering he seed
bel 10 , au@ condition. D. often nee
ies,.i. Nhi.e msHy age not fssai!iI
s.ih the isct TAI ;sae use .! th.s roller
IN srdIng I.s@eas the iAl~ru hAr....
iuZ HgH Snsny farmers uafl. lnou
ths yslu- q. sbs manure ia.v g.ss Tn
'hsn' MANURE - he same al All times.
set IL - "a s&F.Abse VA its composition
"a !. tao food from which IL /. pt.~
aucs3 And aiiisonxb the same Ter.
hiihsrs are applied alike 10 ali efo,.
the broad fact rsss..a. TIA, .,a.,sn,
plsns a. vel. as animals. rss.asr- ar.
isTrnt fDod. ihs saiIlss! farmer -a,usa
kn"s his sysds. Ihsr. /. as u.urh -
ia hs e.isHz ~ an iAst of the o..~E.
SMITH or easrealsr. lie should -
All Boa ihs breed. IL ..@ a,.a a..
A'na' 81 fo~a moss sait.bI. o.,
ihsfn- He may take no na,ss~
'n~ e~ofnpossioa II Tod. the a-r..,,,,,.
81 pross'ns. fs,. sugar. starch -sr
STORED ua certain kiad.. bar ,.,s, a.
Cos hs can so; C.e tA~m inssIl,~s,,i.
~. ksoslsdze IL ,ise m.n, nsy,.
iss f2sa machinery and impl~m.r,.
MAY Bot s9aal ;h.s Of ,A~ mxsI,,..,
- ss q lszTs al about ,hsm a.
may iced young and Old .,s.rs lis
gfos corn after vkess. and -r.ao..,
VIA clover and sra~~~~. -~, -
s. mas no; b. economical
We eousd snt~nd TIA. sr,s.i-
.sessss ens brssisy eomp~i. ;. -
there - ample room on ,h.y
ios sesrninS a trade. o.,
Ifaas.: u farming h 20 be cood,a.ex
!. u sAoa'd be. and Their. !. No. -
'or secy leaving home 10 .eass-
aas osI'sr occupation y ba~ n
.no~. oniy the prinitsvr as
sasmsny True farming /. -. =
ss''iisd- ssd the asA 7or 70
ssss .ad .ssaaed-Esr.PsSsss
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

LA susag and us& a e-axpetssgs
double them NTH shs r,k1e ssde ssa
"A strip - hssnsio a. sapsia selAed
l~engsss~sss- and sipps - he's water
sad wruax oaI and itea syglss~i
around The neck II . chi I skss kas n.
ercsr. ssls usn Ally bring rvl~f - Ian
miauss.-N. y. Fsxt
Zig Pudding asop iszstasr sa.-
hall rcpad % sgsS cue CO ef ssss. hall
. of brad crumbs: 81 ene szbfs-
spoonful II s.gsr. shre~ o. and ere
cap of mi.k. Eoii or ss<a 4 in = h.s or
I'm shrce h~cars-Tk He sAesz
Poverty os the .urfs~ sosl. ssys
the GssdsBss's Isafsis. . estsnrr .
esuss 81 frui; sAsiare asa "xsz~.
"eaaex~ of ehmate". OF 3 say srss=ln-
able Ills broush; np TIA a. sr poverty
81 pockei az IL industrial, sciin s;isas.
-Euetak-s Gee PIMA 6 Yiea usils.
thrNc csrs and hall a trs yoonful Il
salt nix with enough q meal so
make n shia batter. Half n snps os
deep patty pans with tao alter sHd
bake for twenty msaa,A-bssgs
GioSe.
If you ergia ,o 80 COWS
pumpkins grsdasllg and q 4 mosl~E-
sseh. the u,ils ansl halter y not b.
injuEta; tug an excessive 4 ding. 80
recisllg II commenced izEgs 2 On the
start. wFl morn sag lesa give m tasns
&c them -ttEstaass. Isssxs.
In removing frecs or shs n. irom
the garden or even q wac / n.xE. b.,
careful Tn az mosc all tAe res along
with them. csc these Nili be saht< Ia
prove a source 81 annoysn . for a
long time hy suc<sur sreg hsn .1ts
Sr0wtlis of v.ry oscns4s. kiad ~. i.
.sBses.
Raw aud boiled potatoes ; .scryei
m tists msan. Cot the raw sota,,rs
IN thin slie,s>. brush melted bs,i ss over
them and al.o ovsF shc wirc b. aier. "a
prevent their sticking 10 IL. hT ] thcm
a dark brown: boiled sw eel Fotasoss
nesi to BE- bot si'ghtls hruii I. jnsi
enough ,o warn ,hrouga and az tho
same ans Ia show the marks cf ths
brosier -Bsstos Bnf2st.
Soldiers arc given the 10 attest.
sasTpest ani most effective wcs soas
- every farmer .hosld have n sery
best ~nashinss and implements 5 q The
var which he ha. Ia wage against
,~egoishl. aggres.ors and insect l.rre-
dsior. in the held. the orchard sd the
garden. sni every farm.rswif aoaii
have every appliane. for cenaotA sins
muscle.-SPrsagfs1d thaas) ,spst-
iGoaa.
How Ia Sugar Pop Corn. Ia into
al iron kettle one tablespoonful % but
ter. thre. If water and one tssr ifui
of white sugar. lIoil until ress to
candy. then t.,,ow In tire. quar- of
nicely popped, stir hSlskly mil
the sugar j. evenly distributed owe the
then sei the KEITH. frosa the Gro
and siir until ii has coolesi a little nd
You have every grain sepafaie aid
81, stabilized with the sugar 1sr go
G3odr.
Salt Goldfish fritteTss soak la
NTt,r until frcsl, ono-balf pound Of sdt
cdxyish; then boil. and pound 10 In .
or chop IL VERY line. Adj blsk
pei M sorne chopped parsley aud .
tHbi-spdGnfui of batter. Chop me
"nioSA, fy them soft ansi brows
them nlc-iAin butter. Then aid -
the oniou 10 tomatoes pesissi ssi
small. andi { them stew dawn %
nntl tnNpnaiely incorporated
AhN the with iIs nh. Then beat sp
vel four az nae "a add them "a ts.s
" hole naiNturr an3Av Immediately.
ia be-, oil al Juta '. to q hxit
brown color, dropping No. ~sstuEn g..
ir, sng INTO the pan 80 ina. esksS
The COOK
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22
EDUCATION.
It's success Dependent upon strict A.ten.
ton To- Details.
ye. hrkansaiU Tyare'er.

If we are to make an proper esti-
mate of the c.cc. OF educa,ion-tho
best educaiion-upou success We must
carefully make 4 distinction which is
constantly overlooked. Some years
ago, the son Of 7 college professor
anne ont Of n college at the age If
twenty. The father found the b,v n
place in a wholesale and retail coal
business. The boy began life rs 9 yard
clerk. He stood ut the gate and
checked of the wagon loads ~ they
passed out. lie had risen at the end Of
five years 10 !lie best salary and most
trusted Office Ia 4 large business. WHY
did he succc.l' 4 great deal mus. be
set down I" the credit of thc boys
10 till the lowest place; he filled il;
well. He was Industrious. persistent.
courageous. Something else entered
into the account. iIi> father set him
NJ in business with some good advice.
He said la his boy: Remember that
you are 10 learn the coal business from
the beginning to the end Of il. Not
simply how this or that detail il man
aged. bat how every detail j. mJuagcd
Not simply details but general facts. ]
have given you a general education:
20 to work and get a special educa-
ton. l believe l have qualified you
to learn the coal business. Learn it
all Of it. When you have gotten the
bushes, by heart o Will have a
fortune in your head. Money VIII
seek your alliance. You will be in de-
mand."
The point Of this ineiden, Is pnin
enough. The general education nee'is
in every case 10 De supplemented by
special education. After the mental
and moral drill Of the college comes
the special drill Of = eaising. Il mat
tiers little what the calling il Much
unwise writing is esians TO confuse
young men about :he importance Of ,
choice OF pursuits. The average nan
need spend no long time in hi. cboo--
ing. No matter what he chooses. he
will succeed if he thoroughly masters
il. and he viii not Succeed unless ne
masters IT, There are nj sorts 81 FL
ceptions: bu; this is the rule. nxman
is 20 do anything well he mus; learn 10
do il. thoroughly master lie principles
and meshod--carLS;ian at Work
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22
PLAY.
Why the Osissled Mss from the Wiis
Refnssa so Partieipsss In . Theatrical
R~rlrNn

Ss">s W -
Performance.
A dramatic society in Little Rock de-
sided 10 introduce into m of their
plays 4 rough character. whose bush
ress j, should b. 90 tcrrorixe every
thing in sight The manager ot the
dramatic society said that he knew the
very man who could make the char
acicr . brilliant success. He had has
eye or a lank and grizkled IA who
had come down tom the hills. and.
when the manager called 81 4 wagon
ward and introduced himself and stated
bis business. the character. who said
that his name was Luke Cgcn,haw. IT.
pied:
Well. Csp'n. l reckon You'll have
Ter scuse me. inever was no hand a;
tina, sorteT biz 'ness."
90. but YOU can soon learn IL All
We want Of you Is Ia be perfectly naiur-
al-want YOU tu come ont dressed jus,
a. YOU are.
Il couldn't come no other way for
these here is ali the clothes I've got.
What vii have Ter do9"
We'll. YOU see, ,hercIn be 4 party %.
young ladies and gentlemen It 4 iiljlc
sirumer hotel. The company will b,
sitting in front of the house. when YOU
come up. louIl take 4 seat = short
distance away, under = tree. Pretty
soon YOU IL haul cut u bottle and TAX.
i drink"
Drink NV whut?'
'Uh. whisky. brandy Or whatever il
mas be"
"opoze yer lie: it be Johnny red
eve"
"All right. wen say then that IT,,
johnny r,d-ey.'. You take a drink or
two and ihCn address yourself 20 ia,
company. The ladies and gentlemen
arise and are IN the act If leaving the
place when You compel them to ST
down. Then % take we or three
more DRINKS and
Look a here, what is the size Nv The
bo;tle?"
a pint bottle viii be large enough"
NO. IT won't. \ pint woulint last
ne niGh that long"
Il IN glad to >cc that you want 10
make il appear natural. You may take
Il quart bpltif-
.'Who pays fur the whi,.S?'
why. my friend. the bottle VIII no,
really contain whisky"
'Good-by..'
Hold on"
Il said goodbye"
Say, in order 10 secure Your ser,
vices. We Will let you have u pint 81
whisky
Make it 4 quart"
Il am afraid YOU might not be able
to play your part
You don't know me. Make il a
quart OF goodbye"
Very well, then, We'll make it r
quart
I'm yer man. What else mus, |
Io?"
We'll. while You are talking to the
ladies and gentlemen a tax assessor
ONE up
go AHEAD. fur Yer air gittin' inter
e%Slin'.'
You turn from the ladies and gen
tIcmen, suffering them to depart. and
address the tax assessor. lou charge
him with having assessed You too high.
and he calls You a liar. Then Won
spring back. whip out n pistol and
shoot the assessor"
Now Yer air talkin'."
"Shoot the assessor. killing him in
stantIv."
That's fu>t rate. Say. I've got the
best pistol in the land-iir,S every clat-
ter. I've been wantsn' ter Xii. "a tax
assessor sense | ken reckoli.ck. The
law won t poster me for kiln him,
will it?'
Why. my dear sir. You are no. to
Kill him IN earnest"
"Oh. don I poster yerse'f. II won't
DC nothin bu: fun ter me. Iii put IT
to him between the eyes."
You don't understand. You AZ t
use a blank cartridge
An not hurt h,m?'
"Of course not
"Good-bye."
"Say. think over"
-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22
POSTAGE STAMPS.
The A.to.s-h,sE >amhsr Of 1sit~ss
gsst.d Annually.

Few people. psr.tsP-. TeA4izs .! how
recent origin /. the postage stamp. IL
wa sr-t ..-ued Is GrsA; Britain to
I-lu. Frsyi. vas The first natioD D.
follow tine example. which they dit IN
1858. and IN f.f1 the United S;a;ss b.
gan the use IF the postaZr s;anap
Their. ar. no1 2iI -iamp-is.uiag cozEI-
;ri.s. 4. j. estimated now that syers
wear some S9.os.p0.DcO letter. sr'
posted IN the world An~T1ra IesSs
with abou, z.so.no.nsa. and EnglaaS
follow. ~it, 1o.ga.ppo. Jaeu now
mail. annually 35 D1.ro lenDss. and
the csnc.l~d stamps on 1r-s .-it~rs
are worth an Average Of g zen, ssee
Las, year there were 1860 letter.
pos,.si in Eagi.nd wi;hou; sDy address
on them. In 100 gold coin IN money
VA incio.~i Tse esnee'rFs postage
stamp. of many countries are worth
quite ne much n gnn.ed specimens.
and mspy ar .-ss-d soiei. g.. eoliee-
fion.. the r..~nn. being an important
item Monaco "a the ls:~s. 70 ss.s.
stamp. bui s,-iislani. vita Is "-sfty
house. and three stores 10 probably
the most Insignificant. ever more so
than HsIigoisni or the Virgin i.lsnds
BhopL hx- the oldest stamp. Ssea-
nagcs the finest. siberia the largest.
Lal.nd The smallest. Guas~maia sGe
mos, striking and szra~ak and Greas
Britain divide the honc0 II having the
cheapest and mean~sl-Ts i>4e Blad<.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

The Turkish fashion Of wearing
ieweled buttons Is seen here on some
imported evening costumes They are
in turquoise, garnet or some Of the
pretty Alpine quarts crystals In
Turkey, who're they are sometimes
composed of more costly jewels. they
are \ part Of the hides dover. and
are often heirloous olssnat antiquity.
IN. !. Hs's'k ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22
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Behind - q loE t1bIe, where fhree
dar.evsd wom., In she elcar u;os~v
.u,.hin. ~. 49, ID.
-, -
'e' Sfss $50
shat tne atmo>The{ WARM AMI moist
Ike that 81 n c0a story. and aoweES
+ are GROWING here Soudsrfui fsshtou.
on. Sci oi nimblsl gers making ril~s
Of nal. 49,, srosh.r .uclaxsa
o. onmh s - n,''s, s@p.S'. =
~
o!A'S. blossoms hHes ~ 'ae ss'sey
AMI the ti'rd I'D az some tall An
nunciaiicn Iiie.. sticking the sirm
If each 50 X j. i into n tall spool
t,s; stands in IT, OF her. Th~y are
pleasantly talk, ,hes. tnrer autss
women uui'lin- wers. and willing
Ia elys anv .Df.r1 ion po..,a!. ON the
subject 81 their t1 !.
..Y,.. IL take. yny time To learn
our trade" s,,I.e Iyelics, 81 the
thrcc. That - iaiy ~as xrpren.
,;e,i f,nr N-.- took FIVE. he, I
ana not - ~tl.r.-J .-sar.. one has To
hsy. lrU.-r, H4nj for work Ike this.
~ clumsy frrr.u pu, in the<. liuc
Et;l- >f4m,n.
In. .t.m> ~ made BIZ foliias
m. s-r,.r ,..u. ,er Across .-c,,r,l
t.m.. thyp rp. Of the scss~,r.
SLICED II . l,ny :, ahout nm ei.h,h
of al, inch mil ,Ainv ,b;. uo and
t...rir- Il one. an a lin. wirs. II /,
h.lI ia ,hr trr. I thumb. aud The
r.riI ty;r.-ur h. w,r, winds 4,
c....ly .nL r,.uJ ,l,wn To In. End,
us..-t, -, hclg, IA am pa.,,i.n
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n. ~ir, nl.ktoy the ulis.
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49,. - :, A.. kiEa. i,,y .I.na.,
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wa, mn ,bt -, ~ m. leaf ana
,,.,.J tn - w,t nice. of ,is.u,
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a,jn,, a.. .,.m h Ily AMI The
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

Costly homes are Dot needed for
comfort. Indeed. there is no; always
found A. much genuine happiness ne
there is in q humble cottage Of Only
consentmenf do more 10 make homes
happy than gold Some Of the pala;iAl
homes. doubtless. are built % crafty
pride. bu; that object n no, Always
accomplished. because. however fne
and costly . home may b.. somebody 10
sure TO build . finer and eostiier ons--
y. 2. 1ssaGa
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

- Any perpon whe takes me paper reRnr
bariy from the post-onice, whether directed 70
his nsme cr whether 10 n q subscriber or not
10 responsible for the pay.
TIE courts have deci1ed that refusing 20
take pcssospefs from the post 01bce. or re
moving aat i-s91a.y then Uncalied for. &,
srlU - % r~~-CNTI0NAL ggArp
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

-~Ex-Senasor David r A,eAssoa,
who wss elected President pro ,em- 81
.hs senate On tho death a y~ic~Pr~si-
aeni King IN 1858 . sail living 10 Me
sCc3L-SG LsDsy Ftst
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22
AN IMPORTANT POINT.
Figures Showing Why Farmers Should
Sell Finished Products Oniy.

Figures showing why farmers SHOUTS
Sell Finished Products OnIy.
The leading principle in the business
Of agriculture should be to sell rs much
finished products as possible. and so Sc
cure the profits on the manufacture II
these products. A case in point pre-
sents itself very f~orcibly: A farmer
complains Of the low price of hogs
2 Is to 3 cents a pound live weight
That is low. no doubt. But dressed
pork sells for 4 l-2 to 5 cents By the
carcass. As the pigs lose only one
fifth or less as they may be better fs;ted,
here is = profit Of 50 per cent for work
which costs nothing but muscular exer-
ton. But bacon sells for 8 TO 10 cents
per pound. and the loss in curing is no:
10 per cent. Here il a gain II 50 70
100 per cent. for the small outlay for
salt and . snoke-house. and the little
work Of curing the pork. Put it in
figures. thus:
se0o pounds 1--we hoss---....-.--- 30
I6S POUNDS -
Leo pounds oacon------.- ----------- NA
The figures are all literally estimated
against the farmer. and yet show =
profit Of 80 per cent on the price OF
the live pigs-N. 7. Times
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-12-10
' -AvINHEAD COUNTY, T., FRIDAY DECEMBER 70 ,ss6

"' commerce and liberties, has b...
.'e eynost're of al. eyes and th.. r.f
wye o' all lands. We need NOT ,s,,;u =,
the golden urns of other sk;rs f., -. ;n,..
'''e ''snt which shines like the stars ,,,,
our ensign. The youthful, exul,ant ,n.,
oehant spirit Of freedom here .,shr;na,
ana co"secra,ed, fills the land with q c,,,,
'o" sentiment concerning the Republic,
""'e" is the essence Of patriotism, and will
S"e" around the splendid gif, Of our sister
republic OF the Old World, no, the lurid
s'are which leads astray, bu. an aur*o,r
only not divine,' whose eftulgence will
make glad the struggling people of all
'anaS' aspiring to better future"
Here the dream ended. and our friend
dr'fted far past the borders of his ploriou,
country into the unknown land Of roryr,.
tulness.
When Billy came down to break fa,,
next morning, his landlady, Mrs. Griswold,
declared, III the presence OF the other
o"a' a'oers' that she had been kept awake
nan the night by Mr.. McGilr; that he
made an awful fuss and racke, and ,n,s,
have had the night.m mare"
"Madame,' said Billy. "if YOU will give
me tenderer beef:steak, bread with less lard
ana soda in it, and something better to
drink than torty.cent black tea and sixteen.
a"a'a-haf cent Rio coffee, I will promise
not to disturb you with my night. mares"
MIR. McGi'l told this part of his story
win great gust": II settled her that time,
oy gum; dog on my rabbits if didn't"
"CLER1Cus."
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-12-10
Active, Pushing and Reliable.

n. NJ. White, City Drug Store, can al
ways be relied upon to carry in stock the
purest and best goods, and sustain the rep
utation of being active, pushing and reia.
BILE, by recommending articles with we'll
established merit and such as are popular.
Having the agency for the celebrated DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
colds and coughs, will sell it on positive
guarantee. 1t will surely cure any and
every affection of throat, lungs or chest,
and in order to prove our claim, we ask
you to call and get Trial Bottle Free.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-12-10
Drunkenness, or Liquor Habit, can be Cured
by Administering DIR. Ilaines' Golden
Specific.

1t can be given in cup of coffee or tea
without the knowledge Of the person TAX
ing it, effecting a speedy and permanent
cure, whether the patient is a moderate
drinker or an alcoholic wreck Thousands
of drunkards have been made temperate
men who have taken the Golden Specific
in their coffee without their knowledge,
and TO day believe they quit drinking Of
their own free will. No harmful effects
results from its administration. Cures
guaranteed. Send for circular and full
particulars. Address in confidence Col
DEN SPECIFIC Co.. lS5 Race ST, Cincinna
ii, Ohio.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-12-10

The Helena /~dctc~eicmt reports an
elopement in the National Park, the actors
in which many of our readers are acquain:.
ed with. The bride is Jennie Henderson,
daughter Of the late Assistant Superintend.
ent of the Park. She was postmistress at
Mammoth Hot Springs. The Lochinvar
is John Dcwings. They went out for
quiet ride, and were married. Dad gave
chase but as he could do nothing, took the
advice of friends and returned home
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The Castle MOunt;sins' Mineral Belt

INV SaSsc NHOunttINS' Mineral f1clt
There is no longer any doubt as to the
existence Of vast and immensely rich min.
cral deposits in the Castle mountains.
Some of the famous castles are porphvrv
dykes, and in many cases the immense
iron leads prove to be iron.capped silver
leads. The mineral belt has been traced
about five miles. At one point it is large.
ly copper; at another point it is gold.bear-
ing, and at another silver, gold and lead,
In some of the leads white carbonatcs re-.
senbling white lead prevail This cx-
posed TO the heat. turns rapidly into
globules OF lead that are rich in silver
Some of the ores rival in richness the "a.
nous Montana Bell of Ncihart. So far as
prospectcd the ores are remarkably free
and easy to work. There is up to this
writing about twenty leads located The
district is only about twelve miles from the
Springs, is easy Of access and can be
reached by wagon road in fifteen miles.
and we expect to see it take an important
position among the mining camps of the
territory the coming season.-/iusb,ud.
man.