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Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

1HM NAWs irem All over she country
shows that The Republican prospsoIs
are growing brighter every day. The
reports from those who have can vassed
OAlii0EniA and Indiana ahoR that la
each Of lhess States there Ia = RspubI-
can plurality, which is continually
gro wing stronger. This, no dou 81, il
tho case All over abe country, and ss.
psctAlly In Abe dou btful States. Sill
shesa accounts must nos be AosspGsd 81
more lhsn their proper value, and Il
WILL nol do fJF the Rspu blicans In any
PaEt OF the country 10 EsIax their Of
eOriA. We beliovs that Harrison and
Morton will be elsJsed, bat OF Ghe
same time, We fully understand that II
cannot b done Without . united eGJrI.
The Rspu olicAns have The entire pa
knunASe Of The admlnls,rAllOn TO oon-
tahd With. and President Cleveland
Asmssli has told Us In his flesA letter CT
AsoepiAnss, What . mighty and danger-
OGs poser that IL ghsa wlslded By IN
masterpieces candidate who 10 de.
Blrous OF bslbg re-eIeslsd. The Rrss I
danger 10 Republican suoosss this year,
However, lice In The neR voter; Thot {
Who have been born or bscome men
hinos tls present bensfo ii EE1Geoilvs
ssrin sAs passed by the Republicans
II 1851 Tais oiAsa does mol knoE the
danger or What the meaning OF Demo.
cratic reVihl0n Of tina lsrIf means.
They we're not born In 1916 OF even In
1857. Rnen Dem 1crAslc MnketInR with
the tarff caused pAnlos Ia thls clun
ny, closed onr workshops, exslngulshs ID
ahs hF-s In ouF mills and foam ierlsa
and turned WoTkingmen Idle on shG
Streets. How many there are OF thess
voters 1t would be . DIN uli matter Il
ascertain, and II Is the duty Of the Re.
publican press all over The oounIry tt
edu 'a'e and leach them sxA,Gly WhA
ahe Democrats mean when they tall
about revision OF The lNEiff. II this Il
dens properly there nsad nol bs an,
fear of the rssult.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

/ beg for her sake that you mako myI
punishment Is liRhs a. possible"
Taylor IVES very much affected while
addressing the court, and there were|
many In the audience who, knowing
she strogmstan0es OF the case, co1so
soAFoaly EefEAln from shedding tears.
when he concluded the Ohltf JustioeI
said that be would continue his bail
and hold his case under considerable.
usti to day.
After DickssGoA cave his ssshAcny
ut the ecmmsneement Of The caSe, ne
tOox Beat almost Immediately u ttont
Sf and but Q few feet from TAY FLOR,
where he remained Wills some OF shs
Witnesses for the ssAte wsre giving
their testimony. Just before Nj. Bird
epsned for thu defense, Dtckepaon ross
and hocbted from the room. No one
spoke 70 him or nottcsd him, and h
slipped Dat and left the huilding.
/ Nathantel Johnson, ooioEed, was Ar.
raigneG And pleaded not guilty 10 an In
diotmept charging him with foloniousls
entsftug the house Of Frank HAnteR on
JHly 18th And stealing pair Of pants,
shiEt, oae bEe1atpln, . vest and stlve
lqaAEter Of dollar. Tho eslrt inquired
~ uH uaQ I0NyaHf NA1N sHD EAAeeAs
replied that he hAd been In iall 90 loci
shAt he had no money TO employ one
hut that II any lawyer would get bin
out he would pay hin in q short time
The court requested willard Halt PoE
Ter, EIQ 20 conduct his defense.
Byae1 Groom, nsiaB Byard Douglass
pleadsd gcilty TO an Indictment ohnre
Hing aim with the larceny Of olothln
from Thomas Morris, and WaEssntencel
10 pay the costs OF persecution, IS rest
J tution money, be impFt8oned tire
me nths and on Saturday, next b.
whipped With 10 lAahea.
Waiter NJ. Mayne pleaded guilty
an In iiotment charging kim with narEs
ling . concealed deadly weapon, an
was sentenced 10 m imprisonment {
. ten days. @-.
The name OF Howard J. WOODWARD
who Is indicted for lAtoeny, was oalle
three ttKes, and IS he did not anewG
HE ball vas declared forfeited. VIII
Ham q. Gregg is his bondsmAR.
A number OF prisoners, whose term
! have expired, were ordered to be dis
cha rged, snd . few minutes before
o'eloek Court adjourned until th
morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

MKT sA1URDAY she Repu 0lIoAn
WJtsIs Of this city will Be called Wpon
90 uominAIe candidates for . IAle GsnA.
AOr, . Representative and Levy Court
Dom mIssloner, a1d IL depends In aRreAs
measure upoA themselves WheIheR or
not they will bs successful al the
coming eisosicn. II The pEopsE msn
are uOmlnAae4 Re believe thai they can
be slssted, % ihsrs HSe hxndreds OF
Democrats Who are ready 70 vote Tor .
change II men are nominated whom
ehey . n consistently suPPet. Either
Of ths gen Ilemen whose names are
mAntoned IN connection with the
asveEAl positions are Woslhy OF the
support OF not only RspabllsAus, bat
also Dem 1oTats, who believe In an
honest Cd nj aisIrAIIoa OF our BiAle and
oSanty a6Siu. We ell kaoW the par
aiHAn legislation thai hes bsen forced
On the city BY Legislature composed
entirely OF membsrs OF one party, and
none OF us have gOrgo.tsn how very
fair and Impartial The SemocrAtin Lsvy
uouFt so,sd In plASinE the names oil
RspubllSan yotarB on The assessment
Atssa last spring. We believe that Ahase
AuAl are condemned - much By honest,
RsAF-minded Democrats 60 they are BY
shs Rspab loans, end that II The propsl
Waea, Ihcss who have KoG been Violenl
RHEtlBSuF, are nominated Ihsy will As-
sisI In eleoAlng them ~ . reOuks 70 thu
aFIeksIsrs Who hAVe controlled thS
Democratic party In this otIy until they
have beoome o stonoh In the noslEils o.
honest men. Add TO LhIs the fAoi thai
no matter how Democratic jouEnala
may attempt 70 smooth things ov0l
there IL . rapture in the DsmoOEAtl,
party In this city aud county thAl
b0des them no good 81 the coming cleo
SlUn. The Republicans therefore should
Be careful 70 nominate the right msI
next Saturday,, bal who those men ar
IL Il mol QUE business 10 say. Ali III
names present td AFe those Of good men
and each voser must decide Tor hlmssl
who will make lhs strongest oAndl
INAis&
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

THE FAIR slAt isIOR open al The
o. ssa II 1use Is 3 mAsn sent display
OF ifnlia hhd Il Ters, ths greater pArt OF
which were rated by car own people.
oona'gusn,ly, his deserving o. Ill she
pAsta''a la lh-s can be bssso we'd upon
y, siill We cannot help thinking tha.
fhs managers bava mkdA : mistake In
placing tte price OF Admisslon 81 30
oenls. There are hundTeds OF person
In ihls oily that would like very much
20 visit the fair Rho cannot afford to
Pay half dollar AdmlIsAn %, and We
believe that II lhe price was plA sed I'll
70 cen's, there would DO hundreds At-
aeud Who Will mob be ahie to do 60 81
she pressnI rate An affair Of this
Kind should be made "a popular as pos,
aoies ana 1he only way 10 do this is Il
mSke ina price OF AdmlssIoD low. WI
arc aware tina. she association is nude
considerable ezpenss, s,ill we baIisv,
more money routd bs real zsd ai . love
rRls Of admission.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

TMB sxParisnos Of Nc. Falimsr = AZ
Ia hunoo stesEeEB q tew days d pcs
should be . warning 70 syeEy ond e
have nothing whslsveF 70 do 'iih
strangers, OF In fAsl, any ons that shay
oKsE 70 give something for neshI ng.
Many msn sssm 10 think that thera are
ioI Of phlIAnthroplnbs In This eonI Wy
Who ere only awaiting ths opportunity
% pRsusal thsR viii books nsnsy o.
other vnIaAbles WltAoal any oonstdhFA.
sion, and suoh oFedaloAS individuals
generally Aad out that tbs EoveEsd 10
the oase. II does. howovsF. ussm
strange that ailsr all the wAEnings ant
have been given In the neWspaEarp 81
this city and slss where, that any enc
Will BE- foolish enough 70 Alijw hla self
70 be drawn Into the tolls By ! Asss
shAEperA bal still there are omH
people Who will never learA oxosp By
experience.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

UsAfB JUSTICE CoME0Ys Is certain
" entitled aud will TO jeiYs the thanks
OF Nils som munily for Kidding them OF
asn GeTous nuissnos Ia consIRninR The
nosorions 1hisi HsrrIsou Roth we'll. bet
Ter kuo9n - "sugAE A gful," 10 Nsw
Oasiie jail for ssIm OF Yen years. This
isseE ssems te be born thisf, 40 he
haa been coming before tho Court eyer
Sine he was = snail Boy. During the
pass eu years he has been oonvis ted Of
ahisElE g alghI timss, and his most re.
cent exploit vas TO lhEust pistol in a
Ahd5 . fhcrs whose house he wAa 70 ..
n'DG when sb8 snrprised him, and
thEsaiszsd TO kin hEs II she dared tt
say W0aa. No ones llis or property
A. aaia 80 ious 81 his outlay Vas q
asFRe, and he Caisi Jnssioa In ssndlnI
Ran TO jail for , long iaEn OF Year, ha
gwen shs people OF Ibis city . Eeellnl
OF re NIFTY thss Ih4y have NOT enIoye,
z0S q Ing Il MS.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA.

This trip ~ Intended foE persons Who de-
sire 70 re6eh Hautharn California BY q direct
roo te and ~ expedItlousiy as may ba oon-
Siatent with perfect comfort. The hAltg By
the way are intsnd cd for rest Tbs EXCURSION
wilA be carried out upon the same plah that
has made our winter excursions OF thu past
9sw years 20 popular, and ticket hnlda|Fs wilt
possess all the advantages given in ohnneo-
ton with the later excursion s In the season
o. 1888 Us The tickets supply every E|eeded
comfort during the frAnslts TO and from
California, including sleeping car 40 Stmmo
dations, meals. tFanaiers md boa st hotels,
but leave the holders 20 dispose Of theAF time
in UaiiforniA In accordance with theIF own
preferences. AnA travel IN klAso
bieePAnR-C Cars The HaauFm TICK cts
Coed WnItl IuIys 1AS9, wfEh 3
Dm0Ae9 Of Five HhmeFemt Routes
Eastward frOn SAN Francisco Or
Aoa Angeles.
In adoltion TO the above, paftiaH will
leave October for q trim 70 the Rhenne
Northwest and California, and TOR
Colorado. Also sxeuFsions 20 ldadtng
Easter n Resorts In September.
seventh Annual Berries Of Winter
TEtpa 30 California HBvsmberIBi lie.
csmDer o. January ami 10; FsbEuAKg I, II
and 75i snd MArsh and II.
annual Winter Tours fhrpughths 81 path
ern btateB, Mexico and GailGotmla;
January IL and February n; through the
AOutheFa States And REexaeO, hAFoh
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
Russell, MIssIneI { Co.
SUooEssoRs TO n. 4. RUssKLL,1
3O6 MARKET STREET.
aI-st
Novelties In Dress Goods


Unequalled in price and quality.
American broad cloth, Atwood so and
"a inches wide, 47c per yard; sold every.
where for Soc just look new com,
plete Dress only IS and by sll that, the
newest styles in the bargain.
Novelties Ia Jerseys, braided with cream
vests, elegantly finished, only $40 the
quality sold everywhere at $3.50.
Pushes for body trimmings and fancy
work in all colors only 65e a ydi worth T5e,
A full tine of best Ladies', Children's
and Gentlemen's Underwear sold at the
closest price.
Best corsets in the market from 81 &c
to 81 so, are sold only at
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
llVFsEeEsENTEs LTTaluIeHI
U WtA ! HlLlle1 BlsTnl1BTH'
LiOais.Ana BtateLOttsry Company

Incorporates hT the Legislature ~ leeA
fer Educational and charitable puEpoaea
and its franchise made part o. she pressMl
state Canstifation, IN kefp, ~ aa ever
whslming popular vets.
Aem GRAND EXTRAORDINARY
DEkAWlHeaS take place 8omaA-A1mM'
ally tSuns and 06eembeEl, ana Aen
eABAND SINGLE n UMBEh W9AWa
ANG8 take paae0 ON 0a9A Of ehe
ether ten months Am ahe year, and
nFe nlh drawn in publhg, ne Ahs
Academy Of MuaAes New Orleans la
ave DO hsreby certify thai wa eaporvha,
the arrangements for al the Neatly and
5smhAnn1Al D9AWlHEa 81 The L0uiNlAnl
State Lottery o., and IN paFDcA mAnANl
and oontroi the drawings themselves, ARs
that the same are conducted with honesty
M4rnees ana IN Aood lAlth toward all parties
and wa aush0FiHe the company 10 use III
oartihosta, with iAe-atmilas o. cur siNnakazs
AttAahad h tR A6Vexl1BaHaNNas,"
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

REMEMBER E Taa. sSs gEsssass {. :,
and Early, who are IN charge Of the draw
ingn, 10 q guarantee Of shsolnea fairness
and integrity, that the chances arc all
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prise.
REMEM BEE also, that the payment Of
Prizes is 9UARARTEEm ny R0JH
NATIONAL BANKS OF N0W OYleAnA
and the Tickets are signed BY the Prssi.
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered
rights are recognised IN the highest Courts,
therefore, beware Of any limitations o. Al.
Aoymous schemes
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
JOHN WANAMAKRR.


A revival meeting will be commenced
this evening at Mt Pleasant, NJ EChurch,
Brandywine Hundred and win be con-
tinue throughout this and the coming
week. The sermon this evening will be
preached by the pastor, Rev. j 7. Van
Burxalow, aud Rev. Mr.. Grice will
preach to morrow evening. All are in
vlted.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Sore eyes in and around a circuit OF
three hundred miles OF Wilmington ,DeI. !,
can be cured II they VIII use DR. Sin AS
Eye Cure, the famous remedy for weak,
sore and inflAmed eyes ard eyelids. 25
and Sc cent?. Depot Fourth and King.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Proof shown while you wAR. Pho
lures finished in four days. IS oae ueta
for 800 only ct BeeoheE'a GAllery, 3lb
Market street. -.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

. sS-send for descriptive circular, [dssIg
RAYMOND a. wRITOOMIb,
III D. Elnah st., under Continental Hotel,
Philadelphia, Pa. slT.rh,wf
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

aha Prizes, amounting to........ 90, 600
NoTn.-Ttokets drawing Capital PTa4AS are
not entitled 70 terminal PrtSal.
For Club Rates, or any further lnfoFma.
tion aeSired, WFits lekibIy 10 the undazsign.
cd, clearly stating your rssidanoa, with
rapid return mail delivery will be assured
ny your enclosing an Envelope bearing your
full address
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Ordorl, or New \ ork Exchange IN ordinary
addressed 70
M.A.DAURHLN,
HeW Orleans. "a,
wSuhaaRtan. y, a
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

FsiiadsiDSis. wSdas.day, ssOS 70, i@s

- ~1anS RAl0 baSAh
Ike. BIZ muffleup days will
:ome just the same. The
new thick goods are o.
hand.
All wool, fine wool. Cloak |
Ings and Ulsserings | n
checks, plaids, and stripes,
IA styles at $3.50 and So.
A grand mastering oil
peach. checked Beav e r s
Mellow as doeskin. The
colors among them are what
Fashion dictates, such as.
reseda mode
red blue
gray green
mahogany golden brown
and most OF them appear in
several shades blues, for
instance. These choice Bea.
vers are $2.5o a yard.
From the same mills and
In the same tints, but finer,
softer, lighter, the last de-
gree of Beaver exquisite
ness. S4.
Last circle, northwest Of centre.
Some Women's Balbrig-
gan Vests (French). extra
cloth and pearl buttons, are
here in force, and the price
is Soc. 1t Is very much in
favor of retail buyers when
they can get q staple thing
like this for about half price,
but It's hard for the manufac-
turers. Maybe they won't
make 90 many next time.
High neck and long sleeves
and high neck with ribbed
arms.
Fourth counter nom Chestnut'sreet en-
trance.
Saxony Flannels, plaids
and stripes. Entirely new
color combines. A de light.
full wrapper stuff II you get
1.-THE proper grades. There's
1.-THE danger. The meaper
Qualities are so light that q
little strain does for them.
None OF those here. We
know better. Only the kinds
that will give satisfac lon in
wear. soc a yard.
Northwest of,esntre, next main aIsIe.
Dining Tables OF every
proper shape and wood. Size
of the room, style of finish,
or thickness oil pocketbook
fit either.
Third floor. Four elevators.
| Some fine Vases were
slightly soiled and finger
marked during the moving
of the China camp from the
Basement and first floor &c
light. airy, and roomy quar-.
tiers on the second floor,
/ Touch of a brush will put
\ most of them to rights
Never mind. We drop third
of the price and let you dc
the cleaning. 81 to $40.
u Rhenish Crown Rndo'fstadt
|, Donlton Millefenr
Imperial Austrian Glen
Gobelin eaxony
Carlsbad Leeds
Hungarian
Second floor, Juniper street side Fou
elevators
Three pretty lots with :
J bargain favor;
!. Albums, real leather bind
ling, plain brown, seal brown
! Ior red, white or coIoret
: Ipaper, extension clasp. Holc
]. leither 81 cabinet pictures, O
2s cabinets and 10 cards
1.-THE price Is So
= A few sample Photys::,,pi
4 Screens, cabinet size. NJ
itEtwo alike. About a quartz
Iunder price.
q The 'Favorlte" bra q
Easel, with plate glass, 10
=lcabinet pictures. 19e.
Nor Invest of centre,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

We. the uHdeRSlEns6 Ranks and BaARa9s
Efil pay stl FriHss drawn in Tue Isouinnni
cur counters.
d. N. WAEMHH.MN, Rras. L0uasHamn
Mnff0mHA MamM
PIERRE LAHAUxs Rross Haaes NE
e1Omml sanM.
4. BALBWIM, RRem. W. o. MsasR Mik
CARI E0Mws FIRES. UmAoM Mnss0nal
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

4 UsT--I HAVE LOST BOOK NO. 1lB2l
IA OF the wilmington Savings FuDd So
ciety. The tindor will please fe.utn the
same 10 this ofioB. HM. T. CALHOUN
ash y "a st
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

address RsElsssFsd Lneisn ss
EEW 0BKAkAHB HAETOHAE RARE
Few Orleans. GAs
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

os S:Es s I !'sy s.s@ &4s Sla s e q
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
STl|

II you use a Gasoline SION ! (
strictly necessary to nave III
NAPHTHA. Thus you N
danger, bad odors and Rga
We have told thousandsO igla
during the past i've yeAA a,
out a single accident rpz
from using our NRphtha
deliver free TO all para d
city. Cans furnished free
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
WOrkiAgm8n aid
l.ailiRS RAailI
- - $3.50 - &0S sAS@t
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLOTs
Forty-five Dollars and u .
wards.

Forty-five Dollars and Up
wards.
Over four hundred sold h
the past year. Fine locati ~,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every hall b put
within a square Of these | eta
for Water and Mar ket
streets and Delaware q We.
nue.. Fare 5 cents.
Look az the imprc 70
ments: City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax r ate,
streets being graded; lew
school-house; street car line
going to be extended.
For dead.sure safe Inv est
ment, where you can see
your money every day, ibis
cannot be equaled. HI d .
great many people Ia ken
this advice when we CAV o II
several years ago, they
would have saved sshundr eds
IOf d0lIara Taka kaad Nov
and buy.
Building lots on 'sasy
terms In all sections of the
lofty. Building loans, ST. 'ck,
cr orders on any ga ing
bank taken as cash.
For information how &C
secure a homo apply to )
PETER j. FOH. ID
Second and Webb SITS, or
THOS. M. OGI IL,
602 Ia Market st.
Au17 -sn
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

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Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
RAYMOND'8
VACATION
ExCuRSIol d8,

All Travelling Expenses HnolU lded.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

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Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
pUBL1C SALE
REAL ESTATE.

The following described real estate will b.
sold at public sale, on the premises, VA
Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

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Mohave County miner., 1888-09-08
MINING NOTES.

N. G. Amer has recently made a strike
Of some very rich ore in the Silver King,
and lot Of the ore is at the Sampling
Works for working as soon as it starts
again.
The Kingman Sampling Works will
open again on Monday with John Lynch
as manager. Mr.. Lynch is capable and
the works win be prosperous under his
management. .... ,....
The ore in the new strike in the Cupel
continues in width and richness and the
upper portion Of the vein has been about
worked out and work is now being done
OH the lower end.
The Big Sandy mine at Signal has
closed down and the mill viii shut down
about the 18th instant. How long opera
tinns will be Suspended is not known but
hoisttng machinery viii probably be erect
ed before work is resumed.
The Arizona Ore Company's lease on
the sampling Works in this place expired
on the 1st instant and they deemed II not
expedient to purchase the works or renew
their lease, but intend to devote all their
energies TO the works in Prescott.
Judge Morton has given up his lease
on the Cerbat mill. Under the manage
inent Of Mr. Morton this mill has given
general satisfaction and he has proven
that under certain conditions ore can be
profitably worked, even at the liberal
rates given by him.
III. j. Brother, Superintendent OF the
Rattan mine, was in town several days
this week and is highly elated over the
recent strike Of 900 ore made in sinking
the shaft. The shaft has been sunk to
the water level and until steam hoist is
put up will, on account Of water, be sunk
no deeper. Cross-cutting is now being
done
Mohave County miner., 1888-09-08
The Celebrated MeCraelxen Mime

This famous mine has recently been
bonded TO Judge J. NJ. Murphy, Of Mo-
have county, Arizona. We had the
pleasure OF an interview with the Judge
on his return this week from San Francis
co, where he has been negotiating for the
sale OF the property.
This great property is located at Signal,
in this county, and consists Of the Alta
and Senator claims on the McCracken
lode, being 1900 feet In length by 600
feet in width, and embracing the most
marked and desirable portion Of the vein.
The claims are patented and are known
as the property Of the Lester Mining
Company. There is magnificent 20
stamp mill erected within eight miles Of
the mines. This property has been lying
idle now for several years, owing to mis-
management and litigation. The Judge,
who is well known in mining circles in
California, Nevada and Dakota, made an
examination Of this property some time
ago, and at once decided that 1t was
second Comstock. With characteristic
enterprise he at soon succeeded in bond
ing the property, and Immediately pro-
ceeded to test the claims. His work and
labor has proved all that was claimed for
this vast mine The Mefracken was
known far and wide az an immense vein
Of low grade silver ore. After cleaning
out the old works and sinking new shafts
immense bodies Of high grade ore have
been encountered, both on the surface in
virgin ground, and below the the deepest
workings Of the mine. Over 1O0,O0 tons
Of ore averaging from $40 TO $40 per ton
is now in sight, and ore Of 800 TO 1850
has been exposed which promises TO be Of
more extent than any ever found in the
palmy days Of the McCracken mine. |
From one chamber alone OF l40 feet in
length by 80 feet in depth 500, 90 has
been taken. With new developments |
made beneath this chamber, (which cav
ed in, through misrnanagemeRt, If not |
worse), still richer bodies o. ore have re-
Gently been exposed and developed; and
at a distance north from the Palace cham
Der about 500 feet another very rich and
extensive body Of high grade ore has been
found cropping TO the surface Of the
ground.
This great mine consists OF two seperate
parallel veins uniting like the links Of q
great chain. A party Of California eapi-
talists will visit the mine in few days
with view to it's purchase. We learn
also that New York party Is anxious
to get possession of the property. Now is
the time TO obtain this great bonanza,
while silver 10 lower than il is likely ever
to be again and the property for sale at
present figures.