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A FIGNDlSH DEED.
Attempt to Wreck n Passenger Train-IIOr
riblO Accident Averted.

riblO Accident Averted.
MANSFIELD, O., April S,-A fiendish
attempt was made to wreck the Penn.
sylvania limited vestibule passenger
train No, 8 at Louisville, near Canton,
about 12 o'clock last night. Eight pieces
Of iron were tightly wedged into the
switch near tho town and an east bound
passenger train passed safely over the
obstruction, but an unusual jolting
caused the trainmen 10 be alarmed and
they reported the matter To the operator.
He investigated the cause and stop.
ped the limited. With the assistance
Of the fireman the iron was
removed. They had been placed In the
switch with the east ends raised 80 as to
derail west bound train, while allow.
ing an east bound TO pass over with only
q little jarring. The switch is only sixty
feet from q bridge and the momentum
would have thrown the whole train into
the creek and the consequences would
have been terrible. The train which II
was sought TO wreck had more passen,
gers than usual, but few Of them discov,
cred tho reason why the flyer was
stopped.
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BrRLiS, April a-The Emperor, M A
mark Of renewed confidence, has aim.
mOned TO the hOrOnhauS, Dr.. Won pul.
kamer, the minister who was dlsmIs.sd
by the late Emperor Frederick, ii Il
Senl'otilClally announced that tbe n,o".
ecutlon ot tho Yolkt zeitVR1, lot jeja nh vo, !,
The, memory Of Eppetor RlilISn, i wss
undertaken Al tho demand oi thS pfes"Sl "SI
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lottls stanlsJll Money Covered,

NRw YoRI, April Ex-senator Morgan,
the well.known Omaha sporting man
to-day covered the $3.50 deposit Of Billy
O'Bhen, baukur Of Miss Loltie Stanley,
who recently Issued o challenge open "a
all lady blCyCllSLs for q, 900 a side. Sen.
ator Morgan represents tho hackers oI
an "unknown,' supposed 10 bo Mlsi
Emma Williams, winner Of the recent
six dayF ladies' bicycle race at Omaha.
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Aoraud,on or nrecksnridrs.

New YoRK, April S.-Hervey X. Gid.
den, claiming to be a wholesale liquor
dealer Of San Francisco, was arraigned
here to-day charged with felonious as.
sault on cabman with whom he quar-.
relied at an early hour this morning
about the fare. The prisoner, who
claims to be a grandson ofthe late Gen.
John Q. breckenridge, Of Kentucky, was
remanded until tomorrow for examina.
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STATE DgYELVpMgNT.
Hon. II. O. Davis Joins In an Important lie.
quest to the Governor.

HuuHhNU Aho hoNbEuuEt
BALTIMORE, MD., April 3,-Hon. II.
G. Davis has forwarded tho following
letter to Governor Wilson, Of West vir.
ginia:
BALTIMORE, Nd, April l, 1880.
Hon. Fl ". nIlson. Governor Of lpat Virginia,
CharletOR, ", ld.;
MY DEAR SIR:-The members and
friends Of the present immigration and
Development Association OF West Vir.
ginia, which includes myself, desire the
establishment Of a permanent Board oil
Immigration aud Development, and
hope you will include this, with favor.
able mention, in your call for the extra
session Of the Legislature, as one OF the
subjects for consideration.
Knowing you to be very friendly 10
this move, and interested In It's success,
which means the prosperity OF the State
and Its people, l hope you can consistent.
ly, and will, include this subject In your
call. With high regard, and great re-
spect, l am, Very truly yours,
Signed II. G. DAVIS.
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Tho lIailroad slInOrsS

PlrrsDURon, April 9.-rhO railroad
miners OF Western Pennsylvania will
hold a meeting in this city tomorrow,
beginning at 10 a. M, to decidOupOn the
rato OF wages to govern after May l,
Meetings have been held ut all tho lpines
in the western portion Of the State with
In the past week and tho matter has
been voted upon. In majority Of the
cases the miners have voted torBeyenty.
nine cents per ton. Some have voted
in favor Of accepting sevcnty.iour
cents per ton, but not single mine has
voted in favor Of tho opefatotsIf figure
sixty.nine cents.
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PARIS April O,-aOn, DGulnnror llnu
issued naniieSto from brussels to The tho
French people. He says that llo will
not No, submit to q trial by tho Senate. bni
that nc y willing 10 be- tried SbioTs SHs
maglssyates or q Jury. In concl1Sion
zen, Boulangor says ho Will avail ihn
eieClionSi which will make Inc Repu6lle
ha66Itable, honest and free, ''"'
d1e Pree' says TINT Gen, lIoulapver
Wv n,, iGiis wy ~ Ihe request Of friends, who
were lhlotmed that hO would be tried by
ah exceptional tribunal, and that hg
Would not escape alive. During bis
absence Gen. BOulAnger will continue
!,,;I! snI struggle Tor a revision Of thO consLi.
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Fire Loss nj CbIcnro.

CHICAGO, April 3.--Fire this morning
gutted the five story and basement brick
building at Nos. 3s to Al Canal street. 1t
was chiefly occupied by manufacturing
firms. The following are the principal
losses: Newman Organ Company, $780,.
900; insurance $4,000; s. Kafpen 4
Bro, furniture, so, 900; insurancelight
building damaged $4,000, insured fol
$4,000; other losses $4,000, insurance
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CHICAGO, April S.-Tho returns from
yesterdays city election are not all in as
yet, but those received show the election
OF the entire city ticket by various
malorities. That for Cregier for Mayor,
with five precincts missing, is 1l,847.
There are one or two very close alder.
manic contests, but 1t Is believed that
the new Council will stand, Democrats,
28; Republicans, 20.
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FoRr DoDoE, IAp April S.-ThO con.
certod action o. river land settlers TO
iorclblyregain possession Of lands from
which evictions were made last fall con.
tinucs uninterrupted. Three additional
farms from which occupants were
elected were seized yesterday by farmers,
Who soved crops In the name ol tho
eyicted tenants, 4 small army Of men
and teams with machinery and seeds
will make a tour OF the entire river land
district and SOW crops wherever eylc-
tions have been made.
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RnYarr ninrin IN r.lnrlhn.

PENSACOLA, FLA, April IA severe
wind storm passed over tho town OIL
Chipley, a hundred and twenty mile;
east Of this city, Monday evening, tear.
ing up trees, dstnolishlng chimneys and
completely destroying the Methodist
church and othof buildings, John
Dickens was killed at Greenwood Id The
same storm,
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NEW YORK APPOINTMENTS,
The Slate Said to Have IIOsu Fixed up by
the Politicians,

eHN 1htsSN HAasaNN w HAFNNNf@ANN" aAtN W ~
the Politicians.
WASHINGTON, D, c., April s.-COllec-
tor Magone;of NewYork, was at the
Treasury Department and had inter
views with SecretaryWipdom and Assist
ant Secretary Tichner, The latter said
that Mr.. Magono's visit related entirely
to the routine business Of his office.
From other sources II Is learned that he
placed his resignation at the SeCretary's
disposal. It Is reported that the Presi.
dent has tho New York appointments
under consideration aud will dispose Of
them in q short time. There are num-
ber OF New York politicians in the city,
and the rumor Is current that the fol.
lowing slate OF local appointments has
been practically agreed upon: Collector,
Mr.. Erhardt; Appraiser, Mr.. Stevens !
Surveyor, Mr.. Willets; Naval officer,
Mr.. Knapp; Postmaster, Mr., Van Oott,
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Now Doctors Turned Loose.

PHILADELPHIA, April S,-The sixty.
fourth annual commencement Of the
Jefferson Medical College was hold in
the Academy OF Music this afternoon.
hedegree Doctor Of Medicine was con.
ierred on 2l2 graduates. Among them
Pennsylvania has l09; Ohio, s; Missouri,
s; Virginia, z; Texas, .; Kentucky, 81
California, 8; Iowa, 4 Kansas, 4 West
Virginia, |. 3.tndiana, 81 oaqada, 81 Ten!
nessee, 9; Colorado, Illinois. Nebraska,
Arkansas, Brazil, . each; Georgia and
Mexipn |
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Allempted Ar.nsslnntIon.

HANGING Rock, o., April 9.-An at
tempt was made on Monday night 10 as
sassinate Joseph Kincaid, the Marshal.
He had been reelected Monday, and was
sitting with his family at home when a
shot was fred at him through window,
the ball cutting of a lock OF his hair.
Charles Lesher has been arrested on sus-
nicion.
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,w&qisp1er, p, O., April s.zThc
President received 4 great many CALLERS
ION buIlnCSa" this morning, but they
were not quite 70 numerous ~ last
week. Among the number were Sene'
tors Daniel Barbour, rlumb, Stock
bridge, Mcmillan Quay, Cameron, ex'
Senator Mddleberger, Senator Black
burn and others.
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LATRR

General BoulangOr is stopping at tho
Hotel aengolle in this city. llo regis.
tered at tho hotel under tho name Of
Bruno. After his conference viii n
Rochetort at Mons this morning m br ~. ~.
turned here. DemonstrAlions in III.
honor were made both al Mons Snd m In
TINS city. The Belize warnE GSNorni
Boulanger that his expulsion from III,
giun will follow any IniTIgueS nm III
part against the French Goyern,nrni '''9
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KImberlr 10 RenAln 81 Anln.

SAX FRASciSoo, April a.-Tho Naval
pay office in this city has been ordered
by The Washington authorities 10 for.
ward 10 Samoa by the steamer nealandla
all mall addressed 10 the naval officers al
Samoa, This order causes the naval pay
employees 70 believe that Admiral Kim.
befly and all oIilCe1 except those who
came here In charge ol lnen will remain
at AplA IOf como inonLhs 70 romp.
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ANOTHER REPoRh

AdvicOs have been received from Mas.
sowah at Rome TO the effect that King
John Of AbySslnia, was defeated and
slain in tho recent battle, and that the
whole country Is In q state Of anarchy.
The italian Cabinet will decide to.mor.
row whether or not TO alter Italy's pres.
ent course toward AbyBsinla.
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Two.thlrdS oi all deaths In New York
City are from consumption or pnvumo.
MD, The BetHB proportion holds for
most other cities. Delays hre dangerous.
Dr. Ackef's English Remedy iof con.
sumption will always relieve, and may
save your life. o. X. GoelSe, II, Il, Burt,
q, Mehkemeller logah & Go, !
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DENVER, COL, April S.-Fire started
in the basement of the building occu.
pied by the Golden Eagle dry goods
house, and 7. X. Croke, carpets, this
evening, The stock OF both houses was
completely ruined by fire and water
The loss is in the neighborhood OF S5O,-
600, partially insured, The fire Is sup.
posed 70 be incendlarY.
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Tho IInrrIcnnn,a Ilnynnn..

AUCKLAND, April S-The recent hur.
ricano In the South Pacific ocean caused
great danger on tho Island OF Tahiti.
Parts Of the Island were submerged and
many persons were drowned. On the
Island Of Tonga the hurricane created
haYoc, Thirty persons petlshOd there
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BALriMoRE, April S.-Mn. Elizabeth
X. Winans, widow Of Ross winSnS, died
al her residence In this city yesterday,
Mrs, WInAnB was tho second wife Of
Ross Hinans and siSp.molher oi the
late Thdmal NVinaHs. ~
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A tlssspsy a. IA An,,.,.,.,

Tnn HAaun, April a,-pln compliance
with tho WIOhOS Of the State Couprli,
Parliament to-day agreed 10 The eslsS,
llshnent Of q regency. Pending lhe az.
pointment Of Q regent, a bill viii bo H.,
ttodueed S,a yesIlng royal power In t6s
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BOsroM April s,--Ths mounted Bldn
oil tbe, lau,pps elephant Jbhbol thleh
NAs presented V DO Ialnl,h lthdseam
Of Natural History al TUFTS College BY
p, 7. parnum, has arrived and beer
plarOd III poaltloh.
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Tnosl who lsasy irom brain ttoubl,
OF physical lalaitndo can ind no beilsp
remedy than Df, Henley's Celery sSSI ny
and Iron, For sale by ali dfuRpitlA. ~ 4
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ST. LOUIS, April 9-Clly elections were
held throughout Missouri yesterday, but
90 tar % reported politics did not cui
much oi a figure In them.
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"a. PErEhsDyEa, April IA Nlbllist
printing establishment haH been dlscoy.
erel ~ Watsaw aud many pereong son.
nected with II have been affpsled,
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NV YoKS, April 5.lAfAved, steam.
ers wCslefnland, from AnlwetpI OH.
caRglA, from Glasgow,
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DOULANGER AN EXILE.
His Flight to I,clglnm, Where Iro r,.,.,.
ali Assumed Mama.

y" Hbuhtu name,
BRUSSELS, April 9.-GOn. Boulangor
and M. Arenc, n member Of Tho French
Chamber Of Deputies, arrived at Mons,
Belgium, this morning. They warn ,not
at the railway station by NJ ROebSioSt'
Inc party then repaired 10 Tho Hotsi
MonaFgue, where they had a conferences. Ol
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TnE peculiar purifying and building
np powers Of Hoods satsaparllla make
II lho very best medicine 10 take al dis
season. a"
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"ouh VI HuWler, OIL Befkely, iA ac'
cu'cd Of being an applicant for Matt
Nanning's place In the Pension Bureau.
The statement that this position bad
ggten filled Ia erroneous. II seems that
commissioner Tanner has made
a recommendation for lllIng the
'aeahry, but Secretary Noble
Who proposes 10 look after tho In
lttol Department appointments In per-
con, has not yet approved Tanngr's 70,
QmmvndLiOn. There 10, therefore, 4
,llnee lor Wgst Virginia yet Mt. Hawk
o. Hinton, Is also an applicant for the
'lime place. lilB said that MI HutElerI
'llnecs are quite encouraging
S.N, Ianlis, ir, Of Jefferson, wants x
'e epoalolllcV inspector,
M'Uity Clerk Frank nowers, o
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Dr, MeCo,h impto,,l.

PEiScEroN, N. j., April 3.-Dr. Nc.
VoSh Is very much improved to-day,
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Long-Standing
Blood Diseases are cured by
the persevering use OF Ayers
Sarsaparilla.

Blood Diseases are cured by
the persevering use OF Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
This medicine ia An Alternative, and
causes radical change in the system.
The process, in some cases, may not be
quite 90 rapid as in others; but, with
persistence, the result Is certain.
Read these testimonials -
"For two years ! suffered from Sc
vere pain in my right side, and had
other troubles caused by torpid liver
and dyspepsia. After giving several
medicines fair trial without cure, I
began to take Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1
was greatly benefited by the first bottle,
and after taking five bottles l was COM
pletely cured. y John W. Benson, 70
Lawrence ST., Lowell, Mass.
Last May large carbuncle broke out
on my arm. The usual remedies had no
effect and was confined to my bed for
eight weeks. A. friend induced mo to try
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Less than three
bottles healed the sore. In all my expe-
rience with medicine, never saw more
Wonderful Results.
medicine was the strengthening OF my
sight" Mrs. Carrie Adams, Holly
Springs, Texas.
~ had dry scaly humor for years.
and suffered terribly and, as my broth.
er and sister were similarly afflicted, I
presume tho malady is hereditary. Last
winter, DR.. Tyron, (of Ferpandina,
Fla, recommended me to take Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and continue it for year
For five months took it daily. / have
not had bleInish upon my body for the
last three months. : T. K. Wiley, Ia
Chambers st., New York City.
"Last fall and winter was troubled
with dull. heavy pain in my side.
did not notice 1t much at first, but i
gradually grew worse until it became
almost nnbearable. During tho lattci
part of this time, disorders OF the stom
ach and liver increased my troubles.
began taking Ayers Sarsaparilla, and
after faithfully continuing the use o
this medicine for some months, the pair
| disappeared and l was completely
cured" Mrs. Augusta A. Furbush
Haverhill, Mass.
| Ayers SarsapariIIa,
PREPARED ny
Or. J. G. Aver & Co.. Lowell, Mass
Price q; six bottles. -. Worth ts bottle.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR EENT-Vhe building in rear of tie
Univ,rsalist church. formerly occupiedby
MIR. Fleming as photograph gallery. Adj
PLY to JAS. W. REID, Attorney. 22f
wANrEp.-A girl to do general house,
work Enquire Of Mrs X. Grostein, Lewis
ton, Idaho.
Jessie Moore Whiskey, of 1882, for sale at
the o. R. s. N. Exchange. Call ia aud
sample 1t. II
If you want good steel engraving cheap,
call at this Office and you can set it.
Go to H. X. Barnett for the celebrated
Balm Wagon.
The best assortment Of clocks in Lewiston
can be found at Geo. Il. Lakes. lott.
Brighton Range is FIRST class. and the best
range in the world. BunLeil has It.
New Orleans Molasscs on draft at s.
Wi!denthaller's. by the quart or gallon. u
Good lead pencils for 25 cents per dozen,
envelopes cents bunch at Isaman q Co
II. X. Barnett is agent for the celebrated
Balm Wagon, in his citys
| APPLES.--E. Tcxier has a large quac
tity of fine Apples for sale, by the sack
at reasonable price. Give him a Cal
| if you want good winter Apples. lott
If you want to borrow money 60 to s. s
Rogers and get . at ten per cent. lott
l WANrFD.--A girl to do general house
work for family Of two persons; wage
good. Apply to Jacob Cooper, Pennington
Washington Territory lott
!. THE ABoRN DEED IN EsCRow.-Th
Montana Investment company, unde
whose auspices the $500. 900 Aborn House
located at Des Moines. Iowa, is being dit
posed OF by drawing al Helena, NJ. T.. u,
der the laws of the territory has deposite
the deed of the property with the Fir
National bauk of Helena in escrow for IL
; benefit Of the holder OF the winning tickle
Best values always given, in Pian'
D Organs. Sewing Machines, Books. Statiel
airy. wall Paper &C., at G. A. Thatcher
! No new Piano or Organ has been sold |
t anyone else here, for several years, tn
he would not have sold for from $50
: $500 less than paid for it. Good Orga
and Sewing machines TO rent. l2tf
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
On Sale OF Real Estate.

In tho Probate Cv.rt ut .ue County Of Mes
Perce, Idaho Territory.
In the matter Of the guardianship Of the heirs
of Charles Carlton, deceased.
1t appearing to the Court from the petit
ton this day prcsented and filed by Jasper
Rand, the guardian of said estate. praying for
OF der Of sale Of certain real estate belonging
to said estate that for the best interests Of
said real estate and necessary that such real
esfat be sold.
1t is hereby ordered that tho next Of kin Of
| the minor heirs apd all persons interested il
| the said estate. appear before this Court On
Wednesday. the 18th day of March. 1889, at
| 10 O'clock a.. m. at the court room Of said
Court in the City of Lewiston. /. r.. then and
1 there to show cause why au order should net
be granted for the sale Of such estate.
And it is further offered that u copy Of this
order be published at least once week for three
successive weeks before said dny OF hearing II
the LEwIsrnx TxLLKR, newspaper printed
and published in suid county and territory.
W. N. RICE,
Probate Judge.
Dated February III 1870. 20-4
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the west, the richest being on tie Powder
river and ts small tributaries. Prof J.
G. Lewis, in answer to questions put by !
the reporter of the Scientific Monthly, I
gives answers as follows:
Has your section long oeen noted for
gold mining, or are the discoveries |
recent?
The very reason why some term our
country the "Wonderland' is because
sluce the first discovery Of gold made by
CAhiorpians in 1862, every year is a
boom year No two years have passed
siace that time that some n"w discovery
OF rich placer mines hss not been made
in this Inland Empire. Perhaps the
richest discovery of placer Times since
the ca! ly days Of California was made i"e'
than thirty days ago, On Powder river.
Millions and millions Of dollars worth OF
coarse gold has been washed from the
gu'ches leading into Powder river, but
it vas left for a company of Chinese to
discover Il channel streak six miles long.
as rich in coarse gold as the richest ever
found on the Iuba or American river in
the days of 40 Nuggets weighing
thirty or tc.ty dollars are not unlrcanent
and this sample exhibit is the result Of
three pans of dirt giving me moro than
81 to the pan. last week four Chinese
in the employ of the o. 5. Buckland Go,
took ont 81 600 in four days with the
ordinary rocker, making 500 day to
the hand.
!, ! Who owns or controls this newly dis
covered field Of wealth
The q. ). auckland Mining company
own the first three miles, commencing at
the upper end of the coarse gold streak
aud the Jay Guy Lewis company own
the next three miles, extending down as
far as the coarse gold continues. We
= are getting everything in shape to f'umt
the river, and before the June Use come:
6 We believe the output will amount t
t many thousand dollars. The min
r report shows Sparta the largest place
gold producer in the United States, AM
: we are only commencing to develop on
;, uast mineral resources.
t l see by your exhibit that you ais
have quartz carrying gold.
v Oh yes, indeed-tor you must rcmcm
Der that all the great free gold camps ar
u or have been rich in placer gold, an
J where the formation is not old enoug
d to have undergone decomposition an
IL disintegra,ion sufficient to break dow
and wash ont the particles OF free gol
from their rock caverns, practical miner
L. don't look upon such Indication. q
. favorable to permanent veins and spen
0. but little time outside the primaries
c, consequently in prospecting nowadays
- there are no signs Of placer gold "
st don't tarry long in examining ledg'
50 unless we are after base ores, or silvt
at ores, an article not found in our cam
70 We are situated in the center Of Il
:, great Snake river gold belt, extendir
> from the Conner creek mines on Il
s' south, to SAUCER mines on the cast, AT
s. Eagle creek mines on the north, dil
10 ,ance of thirty miles. This belt averas
re sixty miles IN width.
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THE WONDERLAND OF GOLD
NEAR By.

The Scientific Monthly for January,
contains a partial description Of section
Of miriug country, whose developments
and the recent knowledge OF them are
telling wonders to the outsiders. Tbs
testimony in support of those wonderful
accounts is from scientific men, and the
products Of what developments has been
made, is overwhelming evidence OF the
richness Of this section. The section lie
between Baker City on the south, Snake
river on the east, and Eagle mountain
On the north and Grand Rondc valley OF