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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
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clearly stating your residence. with State Coun-
IT, Street and Number. More rapid return mail
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04

The only Complexion Powder m lne
world that is without vulgarlty, without
injury TO the user, and without doubt "
beautitier, is Pozzoni 5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
IMPORTANT E'f,!REs T 4. NS1[ru,s.
or. VI. \. DAUPHIN,

I.y ordinary letter containing Money order
issued by all Express Companies, New York Ia
change Draft or Postal Not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
VANAWHA AND MICHIGAN

IN RAILWAY. r. W. KELLEY. President
Kanawha Short Line.) Schedule In effect No
yembcr 18th 1852, Subject TO change without
notice. Trains leave Wheeling 1879 "a. m. VIA
Ohio River r. r.: arrive Charleston $50 p. o..
Leave Charleston - q. m: arrive Wheeling
7:i5 p. m. via o. r. X. X. Leave Charleston
1893 a. m: arrive Wheeling i:31 %. M via Co
lumbus and H. a o.. daily except Sunday. Con
trail STANDARD Time" Sundays, only trains
leave Charleston 500 q. M; arrive Wheeling
IN d. M Leave Wheeling 600 q. m: arrive
Charleston I.i5 p. M. via %. Il. r. Il.
GEO. !. ERMLICH. G. 7 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
E,i,nthtrr Rranrts.
ORKNEY SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH CO.. Va,

summer Resort for Health and Plcaurc. The
finest climate in the mountains Of the Nirginias
Climate very salubrious and free from fogs-
Average mean temperature very low during
the entire summer months.
The large number OF different Springs owned
and controlled by the Company. makes II the
popular resort Of all this highly favored sec
ton Of the United States.
Pure spring water. perfect drainage, pure
milk. uncXccllcd cuisine. billiard rooms for IA
dies and gentlemen. bowling alley. tennis
courts largest Swimming Pool in the Nirginias
etc. Good livery. excellent orchestra in attend
ancc during the summer Hotel Property 100
acres in extent embracing some Of the finest
mountain scenery In the country.
For circulars and terms address
my7sbM.W.F +. ". EVANS, Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 3.-Wool-
Market quiet; prices unchanged; Ohio,
PENNSYLVANIA and West Virginia Xxx and
above 33aS4c: Y 3la33c; medium 3la
8Sc: coarse 34i5a35l5c; New York, Mich
iran. Indiana and Western fine
or Y and XX 2Sa3lc; medium 3'a3H Sc:
coarse 3la35c: fine washed dclaine y and
Xxx 35a37c: medium washed combing and
delaine 4Oa42c; coarse do 3a36c: Canada
washed combing 33a35c; tub washed choice
3ga4Oc; fair 37a3Sc: coarse 33a35c: medium
unwashed combing and dclaine 2Sa3Oc
coarse do. 26i ,a2Sc; unwashed clothing fine
l6alSc: medium do 20a23c; coarse Montana
lSa25c: territorial lSa22c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04

Bosrox. June 3.-Wool market steady;
good Michigan Y 30i able; Ohio do3la:}2c;
Xxx Ohio 33a34c: No. combing 39aiOc;
Ohio fine delaine 36a35c; Michigan do
do 35a36c: spring woods l'a2Oc; spring
Texas 2Oc: Territory woods 62a62c for fine,
5Sa59c fine medium: pulled woods firm;
choice superfne 39a40c fair to food SUI
perfine 3Oa:3Sc: extra 22a30c; foreign woods
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-23

Little but activc---arc' Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
Best Liver Pills made; gen4
tle, yet thorough. They rogue
late and invigorate the liYers
stomach and bowels.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-23

There is q difference in COWS as we'll 81
10 breeds. and there is difference in
times, as the whirlgig goes round. We
find that there is experiment going on
outside OF the station, and see II announ
ced that Mr.. W. p. Rupert Of Seneca, N.
T., has been experimenting with Jerseys
and with Shorthorn grades as milk-pro
ducers and buttermakers. A shorthorn
weighing l.s50 pounds was pitted against
a Jersey weighing $50 pounds just an
even thousand difference between them.
Each was fed the same amount and kind
Of food "for several months" and during
that time the bhorthorn made the most
butter and remsined In the best condi
ton. But Of course we know nothing
Of the specimen Of Jersey that was run
against 1t might have been one OF the
best or one Of the poorest Of her breed.
The paragraph concludes: AFTER three
years trial be has abandoned everything
but pure,bred Booth aud Bates Short
horns for butter dairy, snd he claims
that the Shorthorn sssimllates it's food bet.
ter than any other breed. The ten head
exhibition lat the late State fair received
nine premiums" This Booths and Bates
blood was represented by the herd Of Hon.
3. Campbell Of New York Mills, N. y.
which some eighteen years since sold for
such fancy prices, including the $4,000
COW and the s27 900 bull DALI. But no
claim Was SET up FOX them as dairy ami
mails.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-23
II You are building ! new barn, espec

II you are building . new barn, espec
tally IL 1t 10 10 be one 10 which cows or
other animals are 10 be stabbed, build II
high between floor aud ceiling, and be
very sure to put 10 plenty Of windows.
and set 80 the east. south snd west siIes
will came fairest to the sunlight, 30 that
10 cold weather food Of golden sunlight
will light mp the whole interior This
plan, says Hgprsfs Dsfirgmm. ~ better
than Q COW doctor snd don't cos, . quarter
~ much. Hsveing wire netting outside
% that the windows esn be raised and r..
ceIIeni ventilation can be hsd. Aside
from al the good II will do the suimsls.
il mskes more hnmsn hsbiistiou for the
men TO do their work 10.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-23
Agrilmltnrf.


The partial failure Of cats. hay and corn
In many localities will make II nscsi sary
TO lay in . good supply Of fodder 10 ~
good condition . pes.ible, says the ST.
Louis Republic. Tia quality ia largely
Determined BY the stage ii which i, 10 cnl
aud the manner in which il i. stored. II
Il ia allowed 10 &C, too ripe before eating
or II not properly stored, much o. lie nu. I.
tritise value will b. lost / is not ony
theauani,y bu, also The quality Of the feed
supplied that determines The bencf, II is
possible 10 derive from live stock, aud the
best results can only be secured by taking
pains 10 Gu, At the hes, stage.
Whether Il will be beat 10 put up in
large or small stock depends upon how il
10 10 b. managed later /, can be shocked
ont. the cora cribbed and the fodder
hauled up add stored under shelter or put
up 10 good ricks the better plan will be TO
cut up and set up 10 small shocks. A. II
will cure pnd dry out 10 much less time
But il il is left standing in the field TO be
hauled out and used A. wanted the better
plan will be TO set up 10 shocks about six
teen hills square. II care is taken TO set
up the shocks straight good shock will
stand al winter, and while the outside
may be considerably damaged by expos
ure the inside will keep 10 good condition.
When the grains begin to harden is a
good time 10 begin cutting. No curing
il necessary before shocking up; IN fact,
economical plan Of cutting is to carry
direct to the shock as fast as an armiul 10
cut.
Considering the cost, fodder is one OF
the cheapest and best rough feeds for use
during the winter, as tho fodder ia grown
in growing the grain, so that the work OF
cutting and shocking up aud OF hauling
ont and feeding is the principal item in
the cost; and for this reason II will pay to
take some pains to save all that will be
needed during the winter
To avoid waste in feeding good racks
should be provided, as it is not good econ.
omy to feed any kind Of rough feed on the
ground. A still better plan is TO use .
good feed cutter and run all the fodder
through it, cutting into short lengths be
fore feeding. With good mangers the
waste can be made very small by this
plan. In addition to this the manure will
be much more convenient to handle. But
II the fodder is run through cutting box
before feeding the manure caa be handled
very readily. II will be considerable
saving il the fodder can all be hauled out
reasonably early in the fall and stacked or
stored convenient to the feeding lots,
where it can be fed out as needed. licare
is taken in doing the work the loss by ex
posure can be considerably lessened
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-23

One Of the grestest Obstacles 10 The
farmer Ia the winter season Is mnd All
paths and wsIkwsys should row DO cover.
Cd with sand and gravel.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-23

IDon't rcadlT Don't think !
Don't believe Now. are you
betterl $500 - 49,
} You womenwho think that
paten. medicines are . hum.
bug. and DR.. Pierce's Favor.
tic Prescription the biggest
humbug Of the whole because
it's best known Of all)--does
your lackoi.iaith cure Gomez
It's very easy to adon't I" in
this world. Suspicion always
comes more easily than con.
hdcncc. BUT doubt -- little
faith - never made a sick
woman well - and the q Fa.
voite Prescription has cured
thousands Of delicate, weak
women, which makes US think
that our Prescription is
better than your don't believe.
We're both honest. Let US
come together. You try DR..
Pierce's Favoritc Prescription.
II it doesn't do as represented,
you get your money again.
Where proofs so easy, can
you afford to doubt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-23
"Cowy" Milk.

Sometimes milk has 'cowy" oder,
and the cause is little understood, writes
|G. W., in Country Gentleme n, Cows
drink large quantities OF water and not
half Of it passes on through the kidneys.
When In health and the skin clean, by far
the larger part finds an outlet through the
pores Of the skin and takes along with IL
the effete matter and offensive odors which
are thrown of through the fire capillaries
with the perspirstion. Proper action Of
the skin is as necessary for the purifca
ton Of the blood as is the healthy action
Of the lungs
When milk has o "cowy" oder, 1t is
certain that the skin Is not working right,
but allows the impurities to be thrown
back into the blood, whence some OF them
Hnd their way back into the milk, making
Il smell Of the COW. This suggests that to
have pure milk and sweet butter, the skin
must be kept clean and free from scurf
which fills up the pores; frequent groom
ing is the easiest way. Clean cows do not
give "cowy" milk. For the same reason
most people afflicted with diabetis are
those who neglect personal cleanliness.
Incipient cases Of this malady can some'
times be remedied by judicious bathing,
and so can offensive odors OF the person.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22
P0LSkI DQkIQR.

Sumiennie sprzadzone lekar-
ctwa, specyalnie ma to lub owa
chorobe, So zawsze p~rawdziwem
acknowledgement ola kazdej rodzi-
ny.
Bedac dfugie lata lekarzem i
aptekarzem, mialem sposobnnH
poznan1a sic z potrzebami cierpia-
cej ludzkosci, a re kazdemu pola-
kowi, jake i mnie dobro ludu ma
sercu ley, jest wiec celem moim
bye uzytecznym wszYstkim cierpia-
Gym, nietylko W miejscu, gdzie pre-
bywam, ale W naJDardzie] odle-
g}ych stronach, gdzie brak lekarzy
pclskich i sumiennej porady nara
"a chorych ma dlogle cierpienia i
koszta.
Lekarstwa, ktore dzislaj zjedna.
4y sobie Obscene uznanie tax re
strony bogatych jak i ubogich, re
strony klinlk j szpitall-o czem
swiadcz2 codziennie otrzymane Il
sly z obstalunkami, lekarstwa, "a
ktorych s~kutecznosG recze, DO pod
mojem specyalnie okiem prepare
wane, So Masterpieces:
Notwithstanding sku.
teczny srodek ma nerwowei calko.
wife os1abienie obrak apetytu, chro.
nlczny boil gfowy, specyalny bal
sam cudowny ola kobiet pc sla-
poscl s1.O0
N. A. EMINENT. Znakomi-
ty balsam do smarowanla ma Reu-
matYzm, famanie W kosc1ach i
gwaltowne b6le g1owy SOC.
Maryanskie zo}ad-
kowe kropl e; srodek ten
powszechnie many polecamy ma
wszelkie zastarzaie choroby zo4ad-
ka, niestrawnosc, brak apetytu, cd
biianie sic i nleomylnv srodek ma
febre 75c.
SYRUP Ma KAsZEL. Radi.
kalnle usuwa kaszel i dusznosG 25c.
KOLKOWE KROPLE usu-
waia kolki, Dol zo.adka, rozwoln,e.
Csc. KRoPLE cHoLERY CT.
NE. Najpewniejsza pomoc w Dy-
zenteryl, gwa}townych rozwolnie-
mach pofaczonych z wymlotami
Cholera Morbus).
Csc. BALSAM czarnych
G O d. Ola dzieci ma letnia cho.
robe.
% SOC. HERBATA. Najle-
psze to lekarstwo p~olecone ma CIV
szczenie krwi $50 cent6w pu-
deiko.
Krople cd b6lu ze.
b W pc 10c. i rozmaite inne.
Ia te lekarstwa opatrzone mo-
jem nazwiskiem i marka ochronna
Biatego Orfa gwarantuje; te tylko
BOWEN SO preparowane W moim
laboratoryum.
Chorzy, kt6rzyby pc tasokssa-
anem uzyciu ktorychkolwiek
@"ich lekow ME doznal; uig', ME
raj sic zg}osza do mnie listoSnie
luo osoblscie, a otrzymuja calko.
vita porade lekarska i lekarstwo
bezp}atnie.
Zadac nalezy W kazdej apte.
ce, a jezeli aptekarze W kt6rym
miescie by ME mieli, przeszle ma
tychmiast choc iedna faszke pc
otrzymaniu wyzeJ podanei ceny.
Adres do mnie
DIR. NJ. r. KOSSAKOWSR
$50 Noble utica
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22

Nadto, poniewaz wiecej O.
becnle many %zecerow, ni3 da-
wniej, mozemy wszelkie zamo-
vienna W krotszym czasie WV
kona6. Konstitucyi, nagl6w-
How DO listow, rachunkow,
ai~z6w teatralnych, plakatow
N'ipiccklch, oznajmleh 0 spree
lazy gruntow t. p.
ia d ma lNNA DRUKARNIA
ME ZDOLA GUSTOWNIEJ wy
DRUKOWAC, JAK NASZA.
T~}umaczenic pol
skich rekopis6w ma
]ezyk angielski u
slxutecznia sic I'd bar
dzo ma1em wynagro-
dzeniem,
Fl.
Wiasciciel Drukarni
Wiarusa i Kosci us xxi
Cor. End 6 Carimoua StEs.
WINONA, M1aSM.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22
KONSTYTUCYA.
ARTYKUk /.

Ia organrzacva ma bye znana jake Komenda
v pHenryka, Rycsrzy sw. Jana, W Tawas City, W Iosco
bWlecie, Mich. Tytuf ten brzml W jezyku angielskim:
,St. Henrys Commandery, of the Knight of St. John,
of Tawas City, Iosco County, Mich".
II.
Posiadanie szacanku u ludzi og6lna godnosG
moralna maia bye nieuniknionemi warunkami p,zyje-
cia ma czionka W zaden spos6b ME moze bye przyje-
to do Komendy osoba ME bedaca praktycznym
katolikiem, a musi bye W wieku miedzy l6tym a 50tym
roklem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22
.ARTYKUf ".
Obowiazk urzednik6w W.


5 l. Jest obowiazkiem komendanta przewodniczyt
ma zebranlach Towarzystwa, kierowaG wszelkie-
mi obradami jego W %zgodnosci z %przyjetemi zwyczajami
parlamentarnemi prawidlami Towarzystwa.
5 2. Obowiazkiem pierwszego oficera (First Vice
Commander) jest pomagac kamendantowi pod nieo-
becnosc jego w~ypeiniaG jego s1uzbe. W ~przypadku o.
pr6znlenia miejsca Komendanta, pierwszy officer ma
pe}nic jego obowi2zki al do kolca nlewyszfego termi-
nu. Ma pomagaG komendantowl STAG ma iego rozka-
ny PREY wszelkich paradach lub procesyach Towarzy.
silva.
Commander) lnaia bye te same co pierwszego Komen-
danta. W p%rzypadku opr6znlenla urzedu pierwszego O..
ficera, ma dzierZyc ten urZad AZ do niewyszfego tcrnl-
nu, a w ~przypadku opr6znienia tax urzedu Komen-
danta iak pierwszego oicera ma pe1nic s1uzhe Ko-
mendanta az do newysziego terminu. Ma pomagaG
pierwszemu ofcerowi ~pod}egac jego rozkazom PREY
wszelkich p~aradach procesyach Towarzystwa.
s 4. Obowlazkiem sckretarza prokufowego ko-
respondencyinego Jest, zapisywac w porz&dku szczcg6-
4y obrad ~kazdego zebranla, podplsywaG wszclkic orde.
~ przcd4ozyG swoje ksiazki, iezli komitct wykonaw-
czy tego zazada. Ma W dauyIn razie powiadamiaG
wszystklch czfonk6w o ich wyborzc, I prowadziG wszci-
kc korespondencye TowarZystwa, q przy koncu Swego
urzedowania zIczyt wszclka ~wfaSnoSG, bedaca W lego
posiadaniu, nalez2ca do Towarzystwa, swojemu ~zastepcy
" ~urzedze.
5 5. Obowlazkiem Sekretarza fnansowego jest IL
trzymywac ponrawny spis w~szystkicl czfonk6w iowa
rZystwa; utrzymule or raclunek wszeikich pleniedzv
zapfaconych do Towarzystwa natycl.miast ma je Cd
dat IA syerowi, biorqc kwit ma ME. Ma z@pisywaG yale
g1osci wszystkich czfonk6w ia wczwanie, przedlozyG
swoie ksazki kwity komitetowl wykonawczemu. Ma
kazdem zebraniu ma zdaG rapport, lie dotad skolektowa,
wszelkich odebranych Pieniedzy. Ma pc uplywie swo-
jego urzedowania zozyG wszelka wlasnoSc Towarzyst-
wa, %znaidujqcq sic W jego posiadaniu, swojemu nastep,
cy w sluzbie ma slavic kaucya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22
ARTYKUK TX.

C1lonek, kt5ryby ME ulsci} sic z swoich op1at
miesiecznych = jezeli zblerze SIG suma z przesz1o
uwazany jake bedacY licho zapisany. 4 jezeli jego
zalegEosci urosnq do szesciomies1ecznego d1ugu, ma
bye uwazanym jake taxi, kt6ry swe prawa jake czfo-
mex utrac1, imie jego ma bye wykreslonem 2 listty
ma polecenie pierwszego lepszego czlonka, wiekszoscia
g1os6w, ma posiedzeniu zwyczanem.
Obowi2zkiem Towarzystwa jest, uczestniczyt W
%pogrzebic z~mar}ego czfonka, kt6ry az do czasu swej
smierci spe}niai prawidfa Towarzystwa; a cz}onek,
kt6ryby sic Cd takiego pogrzebu usuna}, zaptaci SO CEN
tow kary, chyba re przez Towarzystwo zostanie wy
t4umaczonym zwolnionym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22

9: Gdyby jaki cz}onek chciaf dostac, lub pr6bowaf
dostac wssparcie ola siebie lab innych, przez oszuka1-
stwo Tub wprowadzenie w blad a zostanie mu to H..
dowodnionem, niechaj z Towarzystwa natychmiast
wydalonym zostanie.
XII.
5 1. Fundusze Towarzystwa ME NIGGA sic STAG Was.
nnoscla osobista, chyba ma korzysc celGw interes6w
nr"Sha }st Wszelako W przypadku, gdyby podano
plosoe iuD stawlono z2danie %wzgledem nadenia Was
ME byto wsparciem, wolno nadawaG take w}asnosci,
darowlznfy Tub zadawa6 zaliczki, byle zosta5o to male.
zycle ogfoszonem ma ostatniem posiedzeniu pred roz-
POD zastrzezenem, re dwle trzecle obecnych cx}onk6w
gfosowac bedzle potwierdzajaco. Pod zadnym warun.
klem ME ma bye cz}onek tego Towarzystwa opodat.
kowany "a ]aka nadana w~}asnosc, darowizne lub "a
lczke %p1eniezn2, dopdki powyzszY artykuf ne zosta}
ca}kowic1e spefniony.
$ 2. Zastrzezenia wspomniane W S l, ME odnosza
re- zamowi sic przez ~wiekszosc g}os6w ma walnym mi
tingu nadzwyczajnym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22
w S D a I c i e.

Kazdy czfonek tego Towazystwa, kt6rybY 2 powo.
du choroby lub uszkodzen;a cielesnego ME m6g} Wy
konywaG swej zwyk1ei piracy, ma prawo, %pobierat z
fundusz6w TowarZystwa cztcry dolary tygodn1owo, i
to ME d}uzej jak 26 tygodni, pod nastepujacemi wa
runkaml l ZastrZeZeniami.
/. Powinieu nalezeG do TowarzyStwa 6 miesiecy
ME zalegac z opfataml dfuzej jak try mlesiace W
czasie taklej choroby hub nieZdatnosci do piracy.
2. Nalezy mu sic powladomic 0 swojej chorobie
Tub niezdatno$ci do piracy sckretarza protoku1owego i
dostarczyc swiadectwo Cd zwycza]nego %doktora, po-
swiadczaj2ce to; ME mog2 sig rozpoczaG wsparcia,
dopokl temu paragrafowi ME sta}o sic ZadosYc.
3. w razie gdy TAXA choroba lub niezdatnosc do
piracy zostaFa spowodowana przez niew}asclwe hub ME
moralne 2ycie, albo przez chorobe hub uszkodzenie, ma
byte jcszcze pred wstapieniem do Towarzystwa, ia
dine wsparcie ME moze bye udzielonem-
4. Me wolno udziclac wsparG ia pierwszy tydzlel
choroby lnb niezdatnoSci do piracy, oni tez ME dozwo-
lonem Jest wsparcle no u}amkowe cze$ci t%ygodnla, a
W zadnym p~rzypadku ME diuzei jak 26 tygodni-
5. Gdyby mad przez niew1asclwe Tub memorable
prowadzenie ~przed1uzac swoj2 chorobe lub s}abost, po-
strada swoje prawa do dalszego ~wsparcia podczas Ia
kiej choroby hub niezdatnosci do piracy.
6. WszeIkie ~pIeni4dze ~nalezacc sic Towarzy>twu
cd cztonka odbierajacego wsparcie maj4 bye odel4g-
nlete Cd sunny n~alczacej sic mu jake wsparclc.
Z. CzEonek, kt6ry zachorowat hub staf sic niczlat-
nym do piracy, ~zalegajac przeszio try m~iesiace 2 O.
plata, ME moze przez zaplacenie swoich z~alegfosci Cd
zyskac prawa do wsparcia podczas takicj choroby hub
niezdatno$cl do piracy.
s. Picn2dze z~alegajqcc do Towarzystwa "a ka-
ry lub nadzwyczaj ne aseSmenta ME NIGGA pozbawlc
czlonka prawa odbierania wsparcia, chyba IL tenze "a.
legal try miesiace pred choroba lub niezdatnoscia do
piracy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-12
IT'S VERY RICH SOIL.
Value Of Tacoma mineral
Lands in Question.
SOME INTERESTING TESTIMONY.
A Mining Expert Says McBride's Claim
Is Valuable for Placer and
Hydraulic Mining.

The Tacoma mineral land suit being
heard at the land Office in this city contin-
ned all day yesterday and five witnesses
for Mcbride were examined. These wit
nesses were g. E. T. Crippen, Charles Top
lift. O. p. West, Fl. G. Randolph and D.
Frenett, ali mining experts. They
ton 16 was of mineral nature
and they estimated the value of the gold at
from is to rs cents per cubic yard. They
said that the ground is of gravel, very free
and easy to work; that there is an excel
lent dump, good bedrock and water at
hand.
Mr.. West testified that he had mined all
his life but he had never worked on as rich
claim as the one in dispute He made
money at the business and had to pay 81
an inch for his water for ten hours day.
This claim being richer, and the water
costing one-third of what h paid, he con-
sidered the claim very valuable.
= Other witnesses testified to having done
thorough prospecting on this claim, and
they pronounced the claim very rich, and
having facilities for mining seldom found.
Mr.. Crippen said that he had been pros
pecting around this part of the country for
year for Eastern capitalists and had
found several claims about equal to this
in gold bearing, but without extensive
bank, dumping facilities and water supply
at hand, yet the parties interested in these
discoveries have had no hesitancy in de-
veloping these claims with the intention of
going into practical mining.
The hearing of the case will be contin-
ued today.