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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

Tuesday have been Disposed q. and there
u no business Of Importance for Monday.
A few impor,an, cases are among the
assignments for thi. week The term
will probably extend into the third week.
couRr NOTES.
A very foe port ait Of Addison X
Hsuiek. Eco. Of Bethel hs. been added
to the OSford Law Library collection.
A Democra, scribe stepped into the
Osford Law Library las, Tue.dsy morn.
ing and greeted Judge Frye Of Bethel
With the s.la,a,ion "Good morning.
Judg, 7" when Que or two other
knights o. the official ermins suddenly
looked up. and Judge Wilson says, 1--WE
are getting to b. a. bad a. the Andro-
.cogsin Bar" "How is that queried
the Democrat man. "wsll. down there
II man come. into the attorney room
and says good morning, Judge" every
member Of the bar Immediately rises and
put. Oh, bis hand"
In delivering his charge TO the Grand
Jury las, Tuesday. Judge Dsnfor,h bad
occasion 10 relate the following amusing
story. "ln the trial Of q certain erimi-
nal case the counsel for the respondan,
requested the Judge to charge the jury
that IL va. better tia, ninety. nine guilty
men should escape than that one inno-
cen, man should be punished. The
Judge sAid. "Tha, I. 90 :" and he.iis,ius
. moment ht continued "Bat IL !. my
opinion, gentlemen, ths, The nine'y.nine
have already escaped :"
The Byron line case, stephen Taylor
W David X Hastings e, al, which "a.
tried a, the February term, 1887, and a
verdict fof the plaintiff rendered, and
vas earned To the Law Court by defend.
ant. on motion TO -, aside the verdict a.
being .gains, evidence has been fa.lly
decided. the Clerk having received a re-.
osip, from tie Court denying defendants
motion And sustaining the verdict. Thi.
decision settle. the lines in the town Of
Byron ~ claimed by Taylor aud other
actual settlers. The case was holly con.
tested both in ,hi. eoar, aud before the
Law Court, ,iS full day. being occupied
IN the trial before the jury.
Bi.bee tor plG Hu,ins'. Harmon.
.nd S~sssy zoe defendants.
Hon. George ID B.bee has resigned
from the bar committee Zoe the s,.min.
.iioa o. candidate. Zoe admission. aud
Chief Justice Peters Ia. .PPoin,ed Hoa.
George A. wilson Ia hi. place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

THE tso revenue reduction bills-ihe
Mill. bill and the senate bill-Arr now
fairly before the people. and !, il for
them 10 say -hieh !. the better measure.
II can undoubtedly b. ssid Of either.
wha, the Democrats h,bi,ually use I. .
psrf.ee 20 any remarks upon the Mil.
bill. that !. no, perfect measure; ba,
there !. such . radical difference In the
method Of reduction employed In the two
bill. that there !. IN ,roable In de'ermin-
Jog The principle q, the foundation Of
each. The Mill. bill and IL. free trade
,sndsneis. have already been extensive
" discussed. The Ssn.,s bill !. pro-
,eeiioa measure. While !, affects nearly
|. much Of . reduction {. the o,hsf--f.
Indeed. in practical working !, doe. no,
eject mote. II i.kes III the ,ss on to-
b.oco and alcohol used In the arts. aud
reduces the tariff on sugar aud rice one
half. Lumber !. no, disturbed. and the
wcol t.riif. instead Of being taken Oft. IL
.aersa.,d on certain Of the liner grades.
The article. placed on the free list are
such =. are 20, produced 10 this eoan,ry
10 the extent Of our consumption. hence
the protective principle !. no, inVolsed In
The tariff on them. The sober judgment
o. those Who b.lisv, Ia protection TO
American iada.,ris, !. tbs, Il !. a vastly
better ms..ar, than the Mil. bill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
News Of the Week.

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49, utae. $50 - wssh hEfra ~ n o. roil.iff
-, hy.s,i irs.a .h..i - -. '1t 49,
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ra.fr II ras.sf.nr 49, ssrttrn 49, IN ~ cera ~
a.fi.asi slsrf.a-A -eus.. 80 - ra.. - an'i e
As.si ssl.s Es.stt. II fl.,-sr hsss IN a. order
~rsn.r 49, o. hua.irst rsr.-u. -, a
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Nssn.r t,ss..s u,.-s a.. Esrs,,.-.a r.-.s ~
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..sa-.is.i --Iatss N,fhs-s y ~ -urrsus Ilsurh
traf o. 49, Ohnrrt srfrrr - ~ t.ssa.tIrr
- rtarrh onrI-ars'aa. ~ rls-ss $3.50 ui. .or
taar' -erth = rrvpsrty In - a.n.' = ~. go
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tlsssffs.s 90 n lslsa. -
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lrsr. -, 'rasts 80 tr.llri FL ru.- 49, - ra
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a. ssriaasr sucuirf hrsrf De tE.rsEn
strtrrs rt.t.rs. 81 sfrrrs srr.usrrs ar-arsi tr
t.ern ftf sfr.kfrs a. faarr 4-- .-rfrss rassfi
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rur..an usr srIarsi ~ ttf Ia ~ Ns.Ff - ~.
49, Pes Have p. rFsafrE II D. trsft r. tl
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a. So reepir srrs ..-ut 81 ga.nrr, T., ~ 90
a ~ II stsrf e. Il etfhfIrr.
furEsnsr r. Arraersn tf-nrsirsi.ra 81
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

Cleveland and tho FRYE traders sccm 90
have found an unexpected ally Ia tho
rrrson - iay Gould. the eminent New
York hnAnrirr NJ Gould announce,
a. his opinion that frvs vol vii
hsaedi rather than injurv our nan.
ufActurvrs Engaged In that branch ~
Industry Nov n the eminent fnkn.
eicr hal stopped there his msrc assertion
might have carried some weight With u,
bat not content % lsi veil enough alone.
he undertakes g. give rvA~ons
lie says IL viii give them FRYE Of
duty z~ material from Ene.and and
Australia. vhorv The quality l. very tno.
90 mix with tho oummon grNdes grown
hsrc II tho vol imported wAs % equal
grade with ours the eject might b. dsfsr.
cni. bat II 4 much superior
Mr. Ooulds reasoning Il iusi about "a
ssnsibl, a. that - the philosopher Who
cut tvo hole. In his gate Tor his too cats.
= blg hols for the big cat and = little sole
for The kitien II l. true that The WOOL
Dow imported l. - . en-. grade. but ~ 80
admit wool dnty FIRE Il u not obvious
that wool - low grade I'LL rush In uron
Us % the destruction - our own wool In
dusiryf Not even Mr. Gould could oprn
. God gate 60 rushing river and sIpeci
only purr. clear water % come In. II Il
The low grade WOOL that Ne want 20 Keep
out until ~ ran improve our own clip
and raise our own high grade vcols.
Bat Mr. Gould does not know bis sub
Jet. We raise grrsi deal % high
grade wool. and the domestic product Il
certAluly Increasing. bclng stimulated by
Apruieriivc tariff There Grv. too. -otne
low grade wools imported. % sp-ciAl
Kind. but not In grvAt quantities.
The mAnufAciurrs II wool DO not agree
With Mr. Gonld New England u al
most unit against frvs wool. and the
manufacturer. may b. supposed q know
a. much about their own needs ~ Nr.
Gould can. whose lAh.ors have ben poPu'
larry supposed 90 b confined rather 10
destroying than % making, that Il. cN.
cvpi O. making q colossal fortune out 81
The misforiunes % o,hsrs.-sAn frNn'
cisco Chrunlclc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
STATE or MAINE.

COUNTY or OXFORD. .s-BOArd Of County
mmisstoosrs. sspts abr Sessi0at i>s-, he "a
by sdlsarvmea' Octoees oh. irs.
Upoa the fors pstltoa ssiisfAetory esiisncs
navinx bsen received thai the psfiti0ner. are re-
spon.ibie ADD that inquiry iuio the merits Of their
spplleatiOn IL exTedisut. II 10 Ordered that the
Coz nty Con missOnsrs meet a. the house % W. Al
E.rrsr 10 ssid Paris. on The tssntlstb day
Of November neat. 81 ten OF the clock A. n.
All thssee proossi % view the route
mettlopsd IN saii petliion. Immediately after
vhsh ysv |. hearing Of the parties and their
sttses.s. WILDE had al some convenient In the
,elnity sai such other asassre. taken In the pren
90. az the eommis.iossrs shall lsdge prOysr' And
IA Il further ordered that nOties Of the time, plses
AIT parto.e Of the CeumissiOnsrs' meeting afore-
saii BE- sfyen 20 all psrsoes and corporations in.
t.re.sd by eaaslng attsstsd copies Of said pstti0n
and OF this order thereon % be ssrved upop the
rtspectiye Clsfks Of the towns 81 Parts and Buck
Geld, ssd also posted ~ IN pablo places IN sseh
Of ssf tswas All tabltsbed sesks saoeessiyely
Ia the oxford Demf ust, newspaper prtniei q
Parts, 10 said Coanty Of Oxford, the hrst OF said
publications and each u the other notice. % b
mads, ssryed and postsd, a. leAst thirty days b.
fors said time of meeting, 90 the end that ell per-
IONS and corporations may tben aad there appssr
and shsw ease, ~ any tbsy have, Why the prayer
Of said p.titlonsrs shOaid cot b FRAMED.
Attest. ALBERT n. AUSTIN, Cisrt.
A irs4 copy Of ,sid Petition ssd Order Of Court
Ai,ss, ALBERT :. AUSTIN clsrt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
Commissioner, Notice.

rI,IIE undsrslTned. having bssn sppolHisd ~ us
l IIoa JaAge q Probate &c the county 81 otiori'
a. TIE third tuesday q Aagust. A. ID. ISIS, Com-
ssloner. 10 reosive All etsmins The cslms 81 sfe1
or. against The estate of Hiram IL. Bsbee. late 81
.,.eosoi In .si ooanty. decsaset, unprecedented N
.ovent hereby give notcs that az roeoths iron We
a.ss az sai apfontment are Aliosed n SAD credi.
srs in which n present and prove thsI dslms, an
- ar The purpose u recsiyinz the sane, vfi-et
a. one 81 A. 4. Hsuick. Esq.. 10 Bs,hel IN SAD
county, On Thursday. February 81, 1885, Al iooeoSs
u n.,,4 M. ,..,fA d.y q oetobsr.A. u. isse.
GILMAN q. BEAN. c...,.s..,o,.,..
N. Z. PARK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

TIts ANT AN,rEuR Tor October gives
an .tellsn, eolor~i fac -inlle ~ ''Siofmy
we.,h.r Oa she Cos., ~ Mslne," painted
in oil. nv Edward Morsn. who talks IN
.,ruc,lvsly ,hout M,rias Painting sni also
gives direction. for p,iuiiug this pie,afe'
There l. . striking doublep page de-lgu,
''yIgn, hawk aud Nigh,lugales, together
-i,h I. cr.yon portrait study OF . little
girl Eresllsnt article. are given on
painting Wild nlwers, landscape pslnung'
carving and other practical Art topics
There are also suggestive ''t.lt. -'h :
J.p.ne.e expert on Oriental Ceramics snd
With the architect Bruce Price 90 the use
~ terra Gotta In decoration. The v.rioas
minor departments are especially Vel nv
-. Price IS cents Montague hfn'
Publisher. q Union sqlsre. Ne" forf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

OsE would hardly suspect. from the
quiet coalition Of polite. in Maine q,
present. that there !. Presidential cleo
ton three weeks ahead. II Is veil
enough. nov the State election !. over.
and Maine. position = assured. that the
fairs. aud the securing Of the crops, aud
the ever. present bu, nov especially con-
spieuOus topic Of the weather. should
take TO some sxtsn, the place Of political
matter. In eauen, discussion but -e
don, -sni TO carry this to the poin, Of
nesIsciins our duty. or forgetting that
there IL an election on the 9th Of Novem-
Der. Keep this in mind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

TITS Joesin. raft. l, seems. was more
. busben than = menace 20 the coas,ing
trade and the lumber business. i, was
simply huge experiment, and the sx-
pertinent has failed. The owner has
learned ,ha, the s,Peus, Of building and
towing the raft. even under the mos,
favorable conditions. /, greater than the
CO, 81 transporting the lumber on ves-
sells. lndeed. |, !. .sid that the failure
Of the scheme 80. assured before th. las,
and .leees.fal raj, "a, launched, but the
builder vas boand 90, 10 be beaten out.
and pushed the ,hine through. simply
for hi. gt.tihc,,ioa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

Clcveland's organs ar, relating an ind
dent % his rrcent fishing excursion with
great gusto. II L. all about ''colorci
man" who shook hands with the president
and declared n cured his rheumatism.
The "colorcd" mans name IL given Il
Patrick Reynolds We do not doubt tho
story IN the least. but We have some
curiosity 20 know what prcparHihin wa
used o. color Patrick for the occssion.
No negro ever bore that nAne.-Cieve-
land Leader.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
rhsy ~. H.

We hopc that no nan who tolls fcr
living will bed the ally Assurances Of the
DcmOcrAis that the tariff dos not protect
him. Tho assurance L. dark with danger
and deoeii Whatever lowers the Wages
% tho mechanic lowers tho Wages ~ tho
tollSrs In every other department. We
submit this pAlpable proposition 20 tho
honest Consideration u every labsrtng
man -SArramcnto Dec
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

Two ',suneh Pennsylvania protection.
is,s.-Ssmusl J. Kendall, the Demo-
er.,, and William ID. Kelley. the Re.
publiesn-~ill be reelected TO Congress
~i,hOa, opposition this year. the Rspub.
leans making no nomination in Mr..
Rsnd.lrs district. and the Democrats
none In Ne. K.lley's district. Any one
ignorsn, Of hov Pennsylvania stands on
the question Of protection. needs only
that fact 90 assure him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

DozESs Of cur Republican oontsmPor-
are. remark tha, the enemy is on the
run. Well. IL does look 80. but don't
let's Be too sure about this business.
Let's follo- General Grants msIim-
lek 'sm 80 they'll stay licked. Besides,
Il isn't safe 10 ,rus, appearances. Every
Republican should work from now until
the poll. close one the nigh; Of November
8. a. II the success Of the ticket and the
platform depended upon bis Individual
effort.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

The Po., Once Department a, Wash
ins,on. under the leadership Of thai same
Mr.. DOn Dieksrson Who hs. 30 recently
made an "As." o. himself Ia attempting
70 bersis Ns- Eaglsnd. has. instead Of
performing is legitimate and proper fun
elton Of serving the people. been making
. constant siismP, 10 discipline the peO-
PIE. II -s cant DO away With Don
without doing a-sy With Grover, let's do
away with both Of them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

THE Democrats campaign orator Who
~ss assuring . crowd Of by-siandsr. Al
The county fair that the Mil. bill was q
beneficial measure because Il only re-
daeed the tArif an average from a. 10 ~
Per cent. neglected 20 inform bis heArer.
that tki. reduction put wool. lumber and
other northern productions on the free JIG,
snd lsft southern productions With =
high protective ,arif.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

" there i les. shouting in this cam.
psign than in some campaigns q former
years. Their, j. sre., deal q harmony
and dossed determination snons Rspab-
licsns everywhere. That. VIA, counts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
Everybody /. using D. I.R.


Advertising rsisui meliirins IN ~ peculiar 49,
10 shl-h M pfopnstof ofkfmp's BN'.,n. 90 oouEh'
- "A. -. IA !. n.issd sunlfrfll H. auiharire'
al Druggists D. give th1ss sho cal 80 4 sssupls
t-sifis ffrs thsi thsy NAY try u tshfs pafthss.ne
he isrgs bottle. are 81. ani tioo. We csrtAihl'
uoali slviss atril. itmsy save yea from eon'uup
tea.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

THE Maine farmer and lumbermsn
care. little that pr cent q average re-
daeiion q the ,euf the Mills bill makes,
% long a. b. kno-. that Il makes sbso-
lutte irs trade IN bis productions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
MARRIED.

IN Norw.y, oct. q b, Rev. G. Y. Ahssl. Llsssilyn
Jor,ian AL Nellie n. hsrssrve. 80
f.fhsr bV Rev ". W. Carver. ChNfie. W. skllinEs
n Turusf, Nni liEris T. knixht. - Peru. -,
IN South Psris. OF. 10, " Rsy. A. q. fir' NJ,
ssmasl l. Norss. shi Mo. Jessie u. fui'iisf' b"'h
q Norsay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

THE Democrats Nsiional Committee
bad better nuEzls NJ. Don Diekin.oa II
Il = not already too late. He's wore
thsn Bgrchsrd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

Passion. have ben grated u David
A. jordan. Norway; Maria, widow Of
Calvin wood-orh. Dixheld, Lyman l.
Grover. E.a Bfownf ID. and re.is, ne to
James Paek,rd, Bnckh.ld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
r..,.n.i cnrrr., f.r O-e>.

England regards President ClevelEnds
message q. mcre political bunoomhe. shs
IL not AZ al anxious 20 engage IN var end
regards Americans far more fhvorabiy
than CANAL Minneapolis Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

10 "A, Hca. Co~Aiy oo~~i'aOasr' Jor Ae oO~.iy
~ Orfcrd
We. the unierslgnsd. ihhGbliaats q ihe town Of
RaeN aeld a. salt C0unty ofoxfOtt. souh respect.
fullt fspssseat hat u u impraeiiehto rpN' AL
shaSge L. IN tocsti1n of the ftEhsp IN sslf
bach neli AMI Psri.. issding from 4. :. be.sey,s
homestead In SAT- naet hslf. over Woodbury. ifiil
- cal led. 90 the bomssissi ~ Chsf'ss Woodterf
In ssIf Ps,ts all ehsnEs 60 - .. follo-s 10 81
Hestautas ~ oF nesf N homestsai ~ ssf A. :.
ns..sy srd suaaing pcFihs-lV ~ ~ rteseai lse,.
ton a. l.oint a. Of near SAID charles WocibhfJ's
hS@sstssi.
Yoar tsti'i,asrs ihsufogs fqlsst your iist.
ortble hpsri N vieu the pre1lses snd tsse ssth
ssliOa th,a,On o. 10. Ans lasties msy reqaire.
CARLrU> GARDINER,
and n ofhera
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
BORN.

Ia Ess Waterford. ssp, "a. 70 the III, q william
A. ilsrssf, daashtsf. 80.
"a Ia.
IN Kstsr Fsii.. SEPT. -, 10 The -iis q Wafer
Nasou. q tsughtsf.
Ia KsEH Pals. SEPT. q. ~ the ~iis 81 Chais.
knesish1. q 80. -,
In IlsnsVsr. SEPT o. 10 ths slfs ~ ]. {, lNll, .
90. Oct. =. - ne -tfs q ATthaf br0~u, dsash'
ter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

HAHEisoS's graduating address -u
on The Poor o. Rngl.nd" Tie vas .
prot e'ionis, =, nins,een. a. be i nov in
mature mAnhood
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
DIED..

In byrOa. %, :. Mr.. RutA YOShs. AGED .b0u' -
In Otf,ri. %, g. 81 the home ofhi. dsa shisr, Mrs,
& Z. Chaplin. CaVt- sanl r,uAf'' sssd " years. .
In Franllia rianisfion sept -. Rolsbd Irish. sca
q NJ .sd Nrs. wn. II. Bsbop, Agtd var
Inauth AHi days.
In Bro-btslA. spa. -. N'. Carrie rhoFn'' .ssd
IN nselGslA, sept 81. ssmasl n. CAarchln, Aged
- YEAR, q mouths sd = DAYS.
In Chsflestosn. Mass. OF :. Mr. Naney Jofdsn.
iorusry q Norway. Ased - years. mooh .ha
la Baekssli, OF sth. E1~srd j.. inf.nt son OH.
n AL frsnc W. Austin. agti 10 months
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
ALBERT :. AUSTIN clsrt
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B.s.,en Paris nm ssd Norway daring the vesk
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DIR. J. b. Morris, of this city, re-
ceiysd letter on Friday evening
from T. S. Billings, formerly of this
city, dated Butte, Montana, that con-
tains news valuable to every citizen
Of the Snake and Clearwater countries.
The letter is self-explanatory, which
we have permission to publish in full:
"BUlTg, Montana, July 2, 1888.
DR.. J. B. Morris,
DEAR SIR: In conversation with
party, who just came over the o. >
L. from Weiser, / was told party OF
U. P. surveyors had just arrived at
that place to run q location survey
from there to Lewiston. The right
of way men were with them. The
surveyors favored the Snake river
route on account of easy grade, but
the company favored the route
through by White Bird and Camas
Prairie on account of more patronage
to the road. The surveyors viii start
as soon as they receive their instruc-
tions from the company which route
thev are to take. / see by the Tel
ler to-day that the {. P.'s time e1-
pires with this year. 1t may be they
mean business. Yours Truly,
BIlLINGsn
From the above we take it that the
Union Pacific are beginning TO re-
aIize their situation. As we stated a
few weeks ago, to hold the right of
way of the Snake river route some
thing must be done this fall, as the
expiration of their time is limited
Five wears is the statutory time
granted any railroad corporation te
hold survey, and the Snake riyel
survey from Burnt river to Lewiston
was made in the summer Of 1888
under the supervision of Engineer I
a. CLARK. The preliminary was com
pleted and the right of way secured
and from this fact alone we have grea
faith in the company's present move
for we feel confident should they dC
ANYTHING more with this route that i
will mean business. They no doub
. have held the survey with avcwed de
termination. Two years ago the com
pany refused an offer of several thou
} sand dollars from the Government
for the profile Of the survey, and ex
, pressed the desire that they woul'
use it themselves and that under n
5 circumstances would they dispose Q
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The Orc Fino mining company are
not only pushing work under the
superintendency of NJ. F. Leech on
the Orc Fino and Sinker mines, but
also the grading for the 50-stamp mill
which will be erected on the east side
of town as soon as the grading is COM
pleted. \ survey for the tramway to
run from the Orc Fino mine to the
mill at this place is being made.
When the tramway shall have been
completed, it will be about one and
one half miles long, While excavat-
ing is being done, and the mill is be-
ing built, the company will be de-
veloping the mines and extracting
ore. At the present time work l:
progressing rapidly and good ore i:
being extracted from the Sinker lode
The Orc Fino' company has enter
prise and money to back its under
takings, and before the year shall
have passed will be shipping bullion
weekly from its valuable properties
i Avalancee.