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, 1890-01-23
THE nongmi,S CONFERENCES.
The Protocol signed by tho delegates
| sunday

VIENNA, Jan, lo.--At tho bohemian
conference to-day the delegate. ,igued
the protocol, which will be published on
the 2Gth instant. Count Won raailein,
in declaring the conference CLOSED.
thanked all the delegates and especially
Prince SchoonhurA
The Czech papers are not enthusiastic
over the results of tho conference. The
NOrodni Listy says THE operation
has been a complete success. The pa
tient Is dead"
, 1890-01-23

An English Agent Hoported to lie in
Denver.

DFSvER, Jan. ls.-Thc Associaied
Pres, is crcdiiably informed that an
English agent giving his namc rs Muir
ray, is ia the city at present ON behalf
OF the London Times and the lawyers
IN the o Shea divorce case against
Charles >. PurnolL The agent has
called upon seyera. prominent lrishmcn,
who refused him a hearing roiw'th-
standing the fact that he cNtiOited his
credentials from the British foreign
office, and u lottcy from the manager oi
the London Times.
, 1890-01-23
Much Damsg. Done and Several Fer
sons Il Med on the Irish Coast.

LONDON, Jan. ia terrific gale, ac-
companied by thunder and lightning.
prevailed to-day on the Irish sea. Much
damage was done Ia properly along the
coast. Several persons were killed by
lightning, uud u number drowned,
NUCH pANAGE DOSE To SHIPPING.
LONDON, Jan. 2J.-The gulo la the
English channel continues and shipping
has suffered severely.
The National line steamer. Greece.
Captain Jeffrey. from New York.
for london passed Dover this morn
ing with o heavy list to the star
board She was nearly submerged on
the starboari side and her cargo had ap-
parently shifted.
, 1890-01-23
Intense Feeling Aroused Against En-
gland

LISBON, Jan. l7.-Miles of workInen
and sailors parade the streets denounc-
ing England. There are many hundreds
of adherents to the commercial plan Of
campaign, The steamship companies
have transferred their contracts for coal
and Germ to Belgium. Englishmcn en-
nloyed Gy the goycrnmcnt are given the
nitsrnutiye of dismissal or naturaliza-
tion, English hugs have been bought
nnd uublisllly burned in several towns.
il Is stated that the British squadron
has been seen entering the rHgus and
bas exchanpel saluics With Fort Julian.
, 1890-01-23

Europeans wcro present, In proposing
the health of Stanley luol Pusha eulo-
pilod the service, Of the Emin cxpcdi.
ton to the world.
Responding. Stanley rccountcd the
main points vi his journey, and dwct
upon Emln's Iacilluuon. Ho touched
icclingly upon Emin's accident, uui
thanked the audience warmly in behalf
of himself and companions for the
EreAt honor AeconIel thlm.
, 1890-01-23
negro Tenants Murder Their LAn-i-
lord aud Burn MS House.

EASsAs CITY, Jan. 1s.-A Times
Springfield, Mo-, special says: AZ 10
o clock last night the house Of Hugh
Farmer was burned to tho ground, and
Farmer was burned in the flames. An
Investigation OF lie ruins showed shat
coal oil had beer freely scattered abont
line house, and it is believed that SOME
of Farmers negro tenants murdrred
their landlord for his money and then
set dTc To th0 house TO cover up the
crime.
Flrmer was q native Of the county Of
WICKLOW, Ireland, and the SON OF
wealthy parents. His family objected 20
his marrying a houseniaid, and he came
io America and invested money on q
Missouri firm and other real estate He
lived she llie ola hermit and accumul.
ated large amount Of money from real
estate deals
, 1890-01-23
THE sPoKANE l. NORTHERN.
ConersctOr Burns Tells Reporter of
The Prnrress BainR Maae.

ConersctOr Burns Tells Reporter of
The Progress Being Made.
In conversation with reporter
Thlnsday on the progress of the
work Oh the Spokane u Northern,
Contractor Cyrus X. Burns said:
"\t present | have two gangs of
men, numbering 100 all told, lying
in camp ready to resume operations.
We have track laid twelve miles
bey0ud Colville, and two miles more
graded ready for track laying, We
will have two miles of grading to
complete and then Marcus will he
reached. My contract is only for
this distance"
"IHave you any idea when the
line VIII be extended on to the
Little Dalles?n was asked.
IL don't know, but probably the
work will 90 on IN the spriug. The
line, MAY go farther than the Little
DallpS,1
, 1890-01-23
INTERESTING FIGURES
Comparative Real Estate
Values of Cities.
THE WEALTH OF THE NATION.
In Ten Years Washington Has
Increased From S4S,ooo,oOO
to S2S2,Ooo,ooo.

Parties living Fast are often surprised
at the quotations OF real estate figures
given by newspapers of other cities.
These figures are usually misleading,
and Intentionally so, being the product
ofieulous rivalry, The following Is the
comparative statement of the market
values Of unimprovod real estate In the
cities named below; the same having
been obtained from the bHst authority
and corrected up to January /, ls9O!
, 1890-01-23
Portugal submits to England. Fun
Demnnn..

LIsBoN, Jan. 20. The Portuguese gov
erument, finding the powers unwilling
to mediate In the dispute between Portu-
gal aud England concerning the terri
tory n Eust Africa, will submit TO l.ori
while at the same time II Will try to
conciliate Portuguese public opinion.
An attcmpt To increase the capital Of
tho Observation-Disclosures company
has failed
, 1890-01-23
Will BUY KoorENAI MINES.
An Eastern Millionaire 20 Purchase the
Hall Brothers Group.

a gentleman just returned from IA
trip up the Northern Pacific line re-
ports that u letter was received from
Dr, w. y. Hendryx, manager of the
Kootenai Mining and smelling Com
pany, few days since, stating that
his brother, who II II millionaire
manufacturer in an Eastern state,
would he in the KoOtcnai country in
the early spring for the purpose OF
purchasing The Silver King, liOotc-
mai, Bonanza aud American Flag
mines, property OF tlIc Hail brothers
and others, and located on Toad
mountain, near Nelson, B. &.
, 1890-01-23

New IoHH, Jan. 2o.-The Evening
sun publishes a sensational article pur-
porting To give the details OF gigantic
countcrieiting business. said to have
been carried on bv certain citizens Of
Mexico. II states that these individuals
have within the past two years coined
5,OOO,O0J Of our silver dollars and after
shipping them across the border have
disposed OF them with q profit to them
selves Of - cents on each dollar
, 1890-01-23

ALBuEougRoUg n. NJ, Jan. Is.-Goy.
ernor l.. Bradford Prince has issued a
proclamation of quarantine ON account
oi ipleuro-pnoumonia against tho state
OF New Jersey and the counties of Kings
and Queens In New York state and the
foreign countries of Great Britain,
Ireland, France. Germany and Belgium.
All cattle before entering New Mexico
must be inspected AT Trinidad, Colo,
Elpan, Tex. or Clayton. n. N In oricr
10 ascertain where they have been dur.
ing the previous six months.
, 1890-01-23

GNINrsvILLE, ToN., Jan. IS.-WiId
hogs entered the cabin Of farmer
yesterday in tho Chicknsaw uotnu.
near Atbucklc. and doyourel little
child which was alone In the house, the
rest Of the family being q short distance
away in a cotton field. The mother is
crazy with grici.
, 1890-01-23

NEw YoRK, Jan. ls'-trank slayin
cables from London to the Police Ga-
zette, challenging SullI lIvnr to light for
ST.. 800 q side, London prize ring rules,
In America or Europe or TO iifht with
.',nII ginycs. Police da1eitc rules. for
e. "a n sine Al tho California Athletic
Cinb rtoyidsd the claD adds "A sl5,uO0
purse 10 the stake.
, 1890-01-23
A SUGGESTION.
A strtaEer Who Thinks Dutch Jake
ought 20 Be Encouraged.

ought 10 Be Encouraged.
STONES SWITCH, Idaho, Jan. II,
To tnr EplroE or rifE REvtKw.
II Bacr, "Dutch Jake's' partner,
should be so unfortunate "a 10 10
rl,c.d where he will have an oppor-
unity to do more good for the State
than he Is now doing fer Spokane
Fails. would 1t not be 90 the Interest
of your city TO persuade Dutch Jake
himself To undertake the erection of
the building which, II accounts are
true, will keep spokane firils at the
front2
The ewes OF the people Of the East
arr watching, and the people wait
for Baer and Jake 70 take ~
enough money from their present
dive 10 erect one which shall be an
honor to your city. lours truly,
JAMES HAMILTON,
Lately Arrived,
, 1890-01-23
The Way They Have or Legisiating In
North Dakota,

BISMARCK, n. D., Jan. 1s.-The house
met at o'clock to-day. The sergeant.
alarms pulled number of absentces
out OF bed before quorum was secured.
The speaker called the house to order by
lamp light This is the fruit of an
economical streak developed by the
house.
, 1890-01-23
HOW WE GROW.
The SPOKANE Falls Postofhce Becomes
q Deposit Ofiico.

The SpoHane Falls fostomce bocomes
Deposit Office.
The Spokane Falls postof'ice has
been made u United States dcpos-
itory and hereafter all the money
due the government from the post
oitices In this section and North
ldGho~ will he sent TO Postmaster
Warren In this city, instead of Port
land, As heretofore.
The Spokane Fails postoillce will
no doubt be made iirst-class Office
abopt July /. The law provides
that whenever the receipts Of Il post
oifice Amount TO $4,000 year or
more the office shall become first
class.
The receipts of the Spokane Falls
ofhce exceed that amount.
, 1890-01-23

JonSsrows, Penn, Jan. ~. - Tho
hinl1ei express, west-bonnd, on the Penn
sylyinia railroad, struck and killed I'd
ward Gallagher, aged N, Michael Gala.
gheE his brother. aged 10, and MRS.
ka'e stoekhousc, o mardcd sister, aged
%, at MorrelIyille, near here. last night.
, 1890-01-23

terday evening that party had
been sent out from Fort Spokane to
break tho road TO Davenport IN order
To enable him 10 get through from
that point. How'll leave for Dav-
export by the first train, which wi
probably leave here over the Gem
tnll Washington some time to-day.
, 1890-01-23
A Family Frustrated at tho Old
1tis.iDu,

OLD MISSION, Idaho Jan, 1.-THE in
fluen2u mas saddened at least one home
mere. ON January II, little susie.
youngest daughter OF J. +. and Nj. +.
Coartright, succumbed to the dread
disease.
!. 1. Courtright is lying very low with
influenza. Also his daughter Eva.
, 1890-01-23

PnrLApELrMA, Jan O.-The steamer
Nederland from Antwerp reports hay
ing passed an iceberg 2OO feet higs, and
from 800 10 60 teot long ON January II.
in latitude i8 degrees X minutes, longi-
tudo 81 degrees minutes.
, 1890-01-23

PrrrrsnrRa, Va Jan 10 In the bus
ling, court to-dny the grand Jafy r..
u.risd mot lsue bill' in the case 81
t,.nernl Malone, charged with telo-
nionsly shooting Herbert Harrison ON
tht nlehl OF NnVemberh
, 1890-01-23
The Explorer Eeoounts the Main In-
cIlents Of tho EapaGitIon.

CAIRO, Jan. 20.-l,inz Pasha, the pre-
mier. presided at banquet in honor OF
Stanley to-day. Numerous distinguished
, 1890-01-23

ZASzIuAR, Jan. l0.-Emiu fasha Is
suffering from an ahso9ss IN the exterior
oi the skull which has caused partial
paralysis OF the tongue.
, 1890-01-23
FoR FORT SPOKANE.
The Fosd Boing Broken From II
Point N nayan,,nrt

Major j. IL. Keefer, paymaster
United states army, with headquar-
ten at Fort Walla Walla, is in the
city alcompanied by his clerk, Ar
thur w. du Bray, en- route to Fort
Sp1Ssne 20 pay OF the troops. Ma.
Jor Neeies learned By telephone yes
, 1890-01-23

yANxtuAn, Jan. tS--The british lioot
which sailed scnth iew days ne9, ha
returned 70 this port.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28
Closing Out.

L have advertised
my entire stock of
goods at cost, for cash.
This means that /
must sell all out by
March 1, 1891, and
that a rare chance will
be given to buy
Lamps, CrOckery, Ce-
dar w are, Dry Goods,
Notions, and many
other goods at low
prices. The stock Of
School Books and sta,
pie Groceries will be
kept up to the last,
! ], B. COOPER
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28

NEWCAsTLE COUNTY PRIMARIEs.-
Inc Republican primaries for the nom.
inatlon of sheriff and coroner of New.
castle county. took place SATURDAY.
They resulted in the selection Of viii.
lam simmons for sheriff by majority
OF 10 over Pierce Gould the only
other candidate, and Charles Sparks
ior Coroner. Sparks majority is seven.
ty-seven over four other candidates.
Inc. nomination of Simmons is q set
back for Senator Higgins whose friends
We're working for Gould for sheriff and
Samuel Vandergrift for Coroner.
The swindiers who were mentioned
III EUery EUeniRg a few days ago as
travelling through the peninsula taking
orders from the farmers for groceries
and provisions were working the Sec
tlOE about MiddletOwn for all it was
worth last week. They claimed to
represent q large wholesale house in
Philadelphia and of course could sell a
good deal cheaper than the town mer-
chants. They did not take less than a
$40 order, but they managed to get
several from the farmers of this vicin-
lty. The latter are now awaiting the
hlling of the orders, but it Is safe to
say the goods will not be taken.
The farmers in Kent and Sussex
counties have planted about 5000
acres in tomatoes, over 5000 of which
have been contracted for by the local
canneries. The two factories at Smy.
rna have engaged 900 acres. The fac
tory at Leipsic will use $50 acres. At
Clayton 200 acres. At Camden 800
acres. At Rising Sun 400 acres. At
Frederick the three will use 600 acres.
AT Harrington 400 acres. At Marydel
100 acres. At Milford the canneries
will use about 600 acres of tomatoes
and 200 acres of peas. At Houston
about 400 acres. At FELTON, 200 acres.
AT Wyoming 300 acres. At Kenton
100 acres. At Dover 400 acres.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28

Eyes examined tree by Prof. We'll,
scientific oPtican, 3O5 Market street,
Wilmington. The only exclusive op-
tical establishment in this State. A
celebrated eeulist in attendance daily,
who advises upon all diseases Of the
eyes, free of charge. Prof. Wells o.
E. P. spectacle is guaranteed to be the
best in the world, made only by him
self. Will correct any defect of the
vision and cure headache.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28

Take s. Shoes. You kow
what a sorrowful lot they are
in most stores. Fairly good
to look at, maybe, but that's
all. We don't stop with eye
service. Better tit and better
sOear in our S. Shoes than
yON'H get for a dollar more in
the average shoe shop. Shoes
that any woman can wear with
comfort and credit. We point
to a few styles; they stand for
a dozen others;
Three styles OF women's Fine DOngOla Kid
q - Button Shoes, Goodyear welt, common
P.o sense, opera or square toes.
!, wOmen's Tampieo Straight Goat Button
PS Shoes, Goodyear welt, square toes.
WOmen's Fine TAmpicO Pebble Goat But
d ton Shoes, Goodyear welt, common senEe
e. wOmen's Fine DOngOlO Kid Lace House
p3 Shoes, hand sewed.
s. Snoss. SS%sn' A'n0S'n' GOAT Do''0" or Lace
Five styles Of cOlOFed TampicO Goat OK.
d = fOrds for Women, hand sewed mahogany,
pS chocolate and tan tipped and plain.
wOmen's Tan Canvas Shoes, copper cali
S3 oIi0rds. ''' '''''
''Brazel Chevreau" is our name for
the finest and best kid produced soft
and beautiful as velvet almost. looks
| and wears better than the highest
Of French Kid.
- WOmen's BrazeI Cheyreau Oxford Shoes
P3 patent leather tips and fAci ng, hand seWed,
Three sty Ieso Of Women's Oxfords made from
a., Braxel Chevreau. tipped and plain, opera
p3 or common sense toes hand se"ed.
A column nf the paper would
scant serve to tell Of the MEMS
81 Shoes in black and colors
That samples the whole
Shoe store. Complete in every
respect. Lines Of Mems and
WOmen's Shoes at IS. so, 81
SIS, So. 81, and 81 50 are JUS
as we'll rounded accordingly
each style perfect fitting anC
the best Of its kind. The pud
ding's proof
a have been having all my
Shoes made to measure, bu
I've never had a better fit thar
these" A very. particular mar
said it the other day. He haC
just bought a pair of our ready
made $3.50 French Calf Shoes
We don't know of their equa
anywhere else under $40.
john WANAMAKER.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28

Cream borders with bour-
ette checks on light melange
grounds go to 75c from $I.25
Knickerbocker Melange with
I6-inch bourette border 60
from $3.50 to $I-six styles.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28
AGiles, Nsrre IAvsr ana PiIla.

An important discovery. They act on
liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A new principle. They speedily
cure biliOusness, bad taste, torpid liver,
piles and constipation. Splendid for men,
women and children, Smallest, mildest,
surest. 80 doses for Is cents. Samples free
at j. w. DenneY's.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28

3S-inch Black Brocaded pure
Mohair. SOC from CSC.
Black-and.white Silk-and-
wool Stripes and Checks in
neat designs. 75c. They've
been 85c and 81.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28
M@ss~aasmhex'H.
PHILADnLFHIA. Monday. May 2s, 1880

1t isn't alone the sheerness
and lightness Of Linen Lawns
that makes so many women like
them, nor yet the neat designs.
There are other stuffs sheerer,
lighter, prettier perhaps But
where is there anything cooler,
crisper or more comfortable
for the hot weather dress?
AS handsome as need be,
too. Here are stripes and
spots and dots and leaf scatter
ings and bits of flowers as we'll
as designs ringy and thingy
and solid colors. These
shades:
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28
Another

Conspicuous reduction has been
made in the HOSIERY DE-
PARTMENT. Imported Swiss
Ribbed Vests, which have been
selling regularly at one dollar,
for Fan @l4-58C. m portatio1s pc t'ao1 room
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28
The Best Clothing
this Spring that
we ever made.

After nearly 50 years the manufacture of Clothing
we know how to make it right.
All that digent wor, and long experience and direct
communication Wih Of Clothing do to make it
perfect it gets from
We never orsee that stand alone among stores in
the way guarantee the 1oo.s We stI.
We begin with good c.oh pat in good trimmings
everywhere, put in good Workmanship besides.
No matter how low you pay you may depend on
getting what is dependable
Best SO Spring Suits in the city.
Our SIS to SIS you may expect as fine and stylish as
anybody need
We make for and sell direct to the consumer No
profits up by the storekeepng It's
manufacturers store
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28

When baby was sick we gave her CastOria
When she was q Child, she cried for CastoriA,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had children. she gave them CaStCllt
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28
One Hundred

Lace Capes, worth 81, have been
a little SLOW in moving, and in
consequence we have marked
them t lem down to S0.5n each.
and without a blemish. Very
extraordinary value indeed.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28
LanSdOWne

About which there has been so
much talk, is a pretty Silk and
Wool Dress texture of very light
weight. Contemporary trade
asks for this goods $1.25. Our
price is CII91 This is the gen
OI'S[2' uine, legmLans-
downe, made by Mr.. William
Franklin Read Kindly remem-
Der our price.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28
SbarpIeSS Bros,

We were never so well equip
ped to serve our patrons with
the best goods at the lowest
prices as we are at present.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28
pink red
blue lilac
brown black

White grounds with colored
figures; colored grounds with
white figures.
20, IS. 80, and 4oc.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28

Navy Blue Flannel if you
say so; or the exquisite French
Printed (65c) or the dainty,
shrinkless Ceylons and Llamas
(37Hc up). But let's lock
Just now at the wonderful range
of little priced Outing Stufs.
Cotton all through, but the
look and feel of sure-enough
Ceylon. plaid, checks, and doz-
ems of pretty stripes, single
and combined The marvel is
that such stufs are only.
IOc I2%c and I5c.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28
Among the Silks.

Prices have been pruned and
pruned until our offerings eclipse
all Of our previous efforts.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28

The Salisbury Ice Manufacturing
90. has pat on q delivery wagon to
supply iamilies and others at 2 pounds
for t cents and 10 pounds for 10 cents.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28
Closing Of Mails.
Opening of Mails.

the North. 100 A. NJ, 900, 1.45P. N.
~, ~, tbe south. 73j, Il 80 A. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28

Ioc. I2Hc, and sc.
More than a hWNdred styles and
qualities.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28

HEHoBOTH.-Things are brighten
us up at Rehoboth Beach. II 10 rep
Sp..e9 that Walter Burton win run the
S1gat House this season. James Mar
NJ NJ Is about finishing a cottage. DR..
pealsnall has rented the cottage of the
N.Y.. NV. Mr.. Widerman of Baltimore. Mr-
~ Tue superintendent, Is relaylng
ny board walk on Surf Avenue and Q.
MI MARSHALL has about finished his
F"ug contract along the sea front.
conne me new athletic Geld of Delawars
P,5ege was auspiciously christened on
Aa ANSy Ny afternoon by the game between
en Neweastle aud Delaware College
a, 'es, Which was won BY the latter BY
~ .sote .t of9 to z. By hard work dur
losne last few days Contractor Evan
d.. dss has completed the grading Of th.
oos' onohg on the new field and the held
kes @akes an excellent playing sur
Smyrna times., 1890-05-28

IOHN WANAMAKRR.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-01
ScRoFuLA FROM CHILDHOOD
After ReinS Treared by Eminent
Pay s,ciaHs he Is Cured bY
S. $. s.

The following is an extract taken from
a letter received from L. A. Sizemore OF
Piedmont, 5. C., and ritten under date OF
November 6, 1883.
al am now wenty-eight years old and
from the time l was seven years OF aye
until 1856, suffered with severe case OF
scrofula. During that time l took every
kno~n remedy, bat to no purpose. NJ,
father took me to North Carolina, where 1
was put under the treatment of All eminent
physician. The medicines given lie had
only temporary effect, for shol tly after M!
return the scrofuIa broke ont i'll a malignant
form and | was worse off than ever before.
"In 1885 discontinued taking all other
medicines aud commenced TAXI & Swift =
SPECIFIC is. s. 81 took a nani6er vi bot
ties and it cured me. have Dee> tree iron
scrofula from that tiule until nov"
Attackod by RheutnatiST1.
have been selling SAilt'o Specific is. 5
81 since 1878, during inch line 1 dhIgNF
name a grest numt.er OF very reih;'ik'-b.'
cures h,cla e ...s trfycie.i. One. la tar
ticu.a:, was PERSON yuo "as 4g,acAtd
vitA .h-tn-.isu. llo case was 50 oaa
tht, be Tls helpless FL long time. he
tyuk h.uireis II dollars worth 81 either
i.oL.cinzs DlJhyut receiving amy benefit. he
vas 1t length h4ppuy aud permanently
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-01
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is tai en-; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on TIE Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sya-
tenn efFectualIy. dispels Gods, head.
aches and fevers and ours habitu@l
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomarh, prompt III
its action and truly beneficial in lis
effects, its many exc, lent qua.i:;cs
commend it to all. ItisfrsnlA in s Ac
sd 81 bottles BY aNlcading drug gists.
Manufactured only by tie
; CALIFORNIA FiG SKPUp co.
6.F FsEEClSCG. CT.
G0UiS LlE. n. REY YoRK. ~
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-01
Haroua Haia News.

The Bonanza mine is proving o l."
very rich property. Its greatest
depth is now l40 feet, hu., il, rhr ah
nee of hni,ti.lg works, drifting has
,aly been prosecutel from fhe 6o-foe'
| vel. Sone 30 feet IF stopin.
ground is now opened n, leaving
about 5000 tons of ore in sight and
really % be worked. The pay SIRE L
varies FROM 5 to y feet in width, and
he last mill ran showed an average in
the ore of $50 per ton, free gold. A
clean up from IA days operations
yielt.ed $500.