The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1889-01-03
PERU A. d BAVARI /.
COIN AGE OF THE PERUVIAN MINT
LAST YEAR.
las I'm iustry IN Bavaria and Ad-
T. G.

The mining industry of Bavaria has
not, So far, assumed much Importance,
and Is only represented at present b,
10 mines, which afford employment to
4,o7i hauds, aud steam power is only
used In ~ Of the mines. Io.:l is founu
at MicubacL, Hausha,n s.nd fenzbers il
sufficient qudnti..es to co.er tho require
mep;s of the manufaclories in thos.
districts, and the production could no
doubt be considerably increased. Coai
Is also found in Franconia, bat the col
Iieries in that province suiier from the
competition of bohemian and Saxon pio-
dtcis of the same description. Porce-
lain clay is obtained III the Pal;itinate
and in rrancoula, bit can only had Is
market WITHIN Il COM 2arutivtly Limited
distance vi the deposits, as the British
aud tho bohemian kuoiir prevent II
from being exported. he production
vi tue graphite mines II the south oi
avaria Is. however, l..creasin.:, and hats
of late realized more rem:,neraliH
prices than formerly, and s:e.arits is Ok
;r..cled in rather Considerable qian.itles
in Ftanconia.-E. anu VI. journal.
The report O: the director of tho Lima.
Peru, mint for tine year enulnx JUNE 3
ooo, shows that the receipts OF the mint
for the purpose OF coinage we're ~ bare
1T silver, weighing G9,ti,7 Kilograms pro
ducing a,U73 1861 sols; OF this ,i54,;U
sois were placed in circulation by the
owners, tor the silver coined vas pslva',
properly. lhrte p, r cent. was Cuilectt'
for e1p.-nces Of the opera; ion, Oi VIII, b
Mper cent. went 10 The cO"tr.ic or, uA,.ie.
y nose direction the mint Is .ond;,c;ed,
Il q one half ot one Per cen:. VAS ~
.,roi,riated for the a ares Of Government
e.nl.loy.s, guards, etc, who are concer.,cd
in the oincal assays, the security and pro-
lection m the: buildings aud tiielr v..Iu-
anie contents. The silver coin espo:;ct:
from fer,1 during the year Wis 1,iOS,li:
soils and pcr.cd weighing j31 Kilograms.
he present coming cap;aci1y OF tho
ai,:,ure tor improvements cn tha s4,;.'
ctiincry, The director states hat lG}lO
oi suis i,,unti.l; could easily be turneu
cut. The mint a. Lima vas ereciet,
thirty years ;eo, and is Il f..i fui reproduce
tiou on !; limited scale of that in opera
.lon at Philadelphia. During the Yea,
ho ui.nt also received from Boil. la anc:
>hi;. z3i bars ot silver, which ere ,oin. q
into 652.u;4 sols. In View oi the i,L.
portant results to ba dcri:ed from Az
extension OF the Coinage f:,ci:iti. 8, the
government has order. d that the n';-
.;illaery requiring repair o., looked a:t'r>
and at the reants: OF the cha!,':-r q:
Commerce ut Lima. that tho .Hir si!.e.'
sialiverrd by native miners ard own:Es
be coined i'll preference 10 that arri'
.nx from abroad. lie pfi.,l is self str-
PORTING and is directed 10y experienced
aud scientific men.
Mr. McGregor. Baptlst minister. VITO
has resided in Misst.::i, co'iul: for six OF
seven years was On lh,:rsdav adjrdged
u, be insane. and that afternoon Depni:
sheriff Al Brown departed from Warm
springs with the patti mt. MIR. Mctirsg, r
y; s not as widely known as many p.rrCns
,ho have resided here shorter period.
$ he always attended strictly to his own
a,f:irs, being an economical aud sav1ug
man. He is man OF fam:ly, hav-
nx wife and five children. living on 81
ranch in tho iiit:er Root valley, which
!,nd= tn the Case an additional Sadness
Gazette.
Some time about the first OF last
August two Young men calling them
s.l,es the lncas Bros. came to Anacon-
Il and sct up in the photograph bust
less in a tent. for they we're nomadic
,r,is,s They appear. d to do fair busi
ness both in the quality of 80: k and il!
he amount IF patronage which they
secured. In September they co clad, d
to add the saloon business to the photo
graph business and 80 opened up llttt.
saloon on east First street. Tho Club, y
and put UP their photograph tent in the
back yard. After carrying on both
places or a couple of months they SO d
lie saloon and cpt n. d another ON west
FIRST near Main, VII ch they c:'l!t 1.-The
Little Gem" Last Sunday nj isht the:
seemed 10 arrive at the conclusion that
Anaconda was bad for the health. and in
the darkness OF night they folded their
tent like the Arabs and silently stole
away to parts unknown. The man who
suffers most by their departure is Mr..
John V. Petritz from whom they pnr-
chased the liquor to stock their saloon.
they leave him in the hole to the extent
s1:'5. They leave smaller bills unpaid at
several different places. They got OF
very sisly and had their goods shipped in
another mans name. Review.