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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-05-11
lFrom wednesday. p.ily.l
sALMAoUNDI.

-
J. B. Fitch came down from Wells
last night
Jnd Dnkin, OF Lamoille came in
yesterday.
c.. w. Grover is feeling much bot
tor today and hopes soon TO be out
again.
Three sharp shocks Of earthquake
felt ut Nevada City, Cal, last
Sunday.
Regular meeting Elko Encamp-
ment No. Q, 1. o. o. F., at their Hall
tonight.
The railroad bridge at Mosicr, near
The Dalles, Oregon, vas burned Mon.
day.
An excursion train OF nine vesti-
bule Pullman sleepers passed cast
ward ut noon to-day. -ly
A heavy shower Of rain, nccompa-
MED by thunder and lightning, Wis.,
tied Elko last night. so"
DR.. j. ]. Meigs arrived last night
from Stockton, Cal. The DR.. reports
both Mrs. Meigs and child Il s'doing
we'll. CL =
The Humboldt is over the bottoms
now, and dams no longer interfere
with it's flow. The warm weather is
causing it to rise steadily.
The mother OF 10 children recently
eloped from Newcastle, Cal. The
rruckee Republican does not state
whether she elopcd from her husband
or the battalion OF kids.
Hon. Geo. w. Cassidy delivered the
address at Eureka last week upon the
occasion Of commemorating the ami
versary Of the inauguration Of Wash
ington rs first President.
Tho Reno Gazette thinks tho 30
called silver bills have been introduced
in Congress simply us ~"reelers.r Why
don't some Of our Nevada representa-
tives introduce a free coinage bill us a
'feeler."
The Wilson mine, near Battle
Mountain, which produced marvel
lousy rich ore, has been attached for
debt. The owners expect money can
be borrowed with which to ny off
the debt. II
Attention is directed to an an
nouncement elsewhere under the
head OF Dry Goods. Mrs. Lynn ex-
tends III invitation to the public to
call and inspect the now and fancy
goods which have Just been received.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

srset Bapt.ss Ekaxca lss F1e-e =
ear esEiy asted ~ IT, 5. ssauA
Tbs slesmpmeDtof E3gal kefFessef.s
~ grs = Pesire PARTY et sls.F A.
egrf szlal.ai- q. 1ext S - ess.i4y sssi--
Mg
At Sogth Park tbs aftsrnoon Prot
George AalLsEt vl4 - fEosa ti-s ~
foot platform 49, MoHs. - flare Nit
entertain Lne elQwa ga see tktt e.
>even ceats on t4e cable car al s->e
yea troiA c.ty 1a.. 81 ses l1eai-
TIE al q Mrs Nara Young 81
Calaen tgwasnlp, n4s Sled ~ tis
probate couEl Yesterday. After PROVE
~ ler q tes ullo- aeQEesls a4a lls
payment ot heE desks, s.s leaves AZ
Ger property 90 her son. Wl1s 4oaa &.
The estate IS worth between si-tg-V
aa1 sl5,0a0.
Powers Opera House has neea en-
gsstd oy tae West Miealgap university
anI Aolalal oenol t9f 4 y. s. a,
eeaenl, 30 te gwen ~ me siee3-.3 ?
aud mus.Ca departments II enc aeofe-
nanlet institution November -.
program Ut aiga Cl4es - Beng prs
lafe4.
The mammoth candle which has
beea on exnIo.tloa AZ tne Lusefpi ~
Cigar Store. ioF several aaYs pass, tal
wulCl fas attracted 80 much atts itil1i
wts Egaled llls morning.. Many
I Zuesses hlye beea made IS g. BOW
many hours DC Wll uIEu, sad great
interest bens maa-tes-ed ln tAs
/ .esu.-.
.lFFHIH IH A. q. f.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
IMPOSING CEREMONY.
Laying OF The Corner stone OF ,he L .rss
Reformed Church.


Laying OF The Corner stone OF ihe f-r''
Reformed Church.
rh. LAWN, ,f th, corner stone of the
- -, -. ,...,.r.t,,, WAS
itse I.ei'I'ileu N""'S" yes'o'N''
performed IN the presence OF d sthA14
audience standing under umbrellas.
The nnbl,shed nrogram was carried out
o.. -. H.,
~ '.'o 'e''e', eA0ei'' ''i''' -. = "
Graham took the place OF Kew i De
Pree IN the reading OF the Psalms.
The address Of Rev. John ". Boards
-. ,r,,...,l,.,,,,..,l
'ce' H. - "a '"0 0''V'.-
Seminary, WAS cut snort oy 'he lACiehl,
ent weather, although IL was received
with perfect attention ana no IN pa
uencc by the congregation;
Tue Following articieN comprise the
contents OF the box placed Within Ihe
corner stone;
/. The contents OF the corner stone OF
the old church. southwest corner OF
East Bridge and Ottawa-sts., rs follows;
~. A copy OF the hymn book tnen IN
use by TIE Reformed Church. ~:
Minutes OF the synod OF the reformed
Church, OF 1880. l3l. Minutes OF the
particular sydOd OF Albany Tor 1851.
A.. Buet historical sketch OF the origin
and progress OF tins church, written by
the founder and the trst pastor, hev.
Hart +. Naung. (5). The CHRISTIAN
Intclligencer, OF New York, of Decem-
Der 3, 1891, and March 20. 1872. (6l.
The New York Evangelist Tor April 70,
1912. (7l. The Washlngtonlan and
| Michigan Temperance Advocate, De-
/ troit, April l. 1872.
IL. Printed discourse of the present
/ pastor, Jan. 4, 1850, giving history OF
/ the church. ~ Copies Cf the first and
/ latest issues OF our Church Record. 90
The Church Record OF April and June,
1890, containing full list OF officers ana
members OF the building committee.
] tfl An account OF the organization Oi
! the Ladies Furnishing Soclety, with
/ list of officers. l5) Constitution and
membership of our Curistlan EndeavoI
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

tt.E..1ai.s ia.-ls1 - lae .sla.aa 4 fal-s.r
AAnl .s-e ~ .es 9..sa.slL.s- D. er1< sans1anisia
aad sa.aal Is 1aa sa-f 4ailr.
T~s-l4ul-.a aeecl-r. .fssehs4 -szl1sr. eofa b.
- -EAssl, 4aa 1ss1 faal ~ -
sns-siftA q q - 4iiss fesisE'gt -ist -
- 49, Are 1-e-..ls 80 lzateps-.iast s'a-s
lai .Isllsl iis Llss xosarEsr
80 zl.sl.l.a.za 10 40 assl .afnsze-.a1 - t@-1
dia 50 isss .ssl. ailsiss ~. asaeF slanis 90
.sss-sas.a slrrslialel l0 ne Frsaael All a
81 a.ias
81 lf-a.llls e As1s41ils taf1E,,rt n r-fi&
tSIs- -l5.fss..ll asro,nf.1 ,a.sla1z.l1e * Las
srea1l l.TesrIl4ss.
.s7e- letl1 -i 9sa 1ao~rs 3 laau. a&ea -
s71- f.lae1 h4po.aCl AL .siileess ~+i-Aiste -
peiifs tfo.a Faa1s - lTvi1r Il tas sesefiiiiisiA
So seas lasaser nay sf fft-sis fs.7-t-.
ilfs4 tle laslll.a .t'-,.rcA-
~ ea.nt.fr. a.astet-a - pI.saFai1g - al
dress. a..ad El58 taFes l4oails l-il t'seil
L.r4L
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

The meaning of the word advertise,
"to make known" explains It's import
ance. Make known what you have TO
sell, or what you wish to buy. The
benefits are SO far-reaching that you
cannot tell where they will end. Like
the ripples of water caused by a stone,
they extend far beyond the sight.
Keokuk Ia Gate City.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

The Grand Rapids 81 Indiana Rail-
road Company VIII sell Harvest bVcur-
sion tickets september 9 ana - aud
October IA to points south, southwest,
west and northwest at one fare Tor the
round trip. tickets good for return
within thirty DAYS. For tickets and
further information. apply 70 A. Aim
oust. at Uulon station, or Geo. ".
Nunson, C.jy Ticket Ohcc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

The public il hereby notified that my
wife Alice +. Boehmer has left me with
out Just cause and that | will no longer
he responsible for any debts contracted
bv her. PHILLP BOEHNER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Ingram carpets IN the largest variety
we have ever shown. Prices az the
lowest point ever known. Thay are go
ing TO be higher and our advise Is that
purchases be made before the advance.
SMITH q SANFORD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
Special.

For the military contest at Detroit,
Oct. l5, the D., G.. II. & NJ. railway VIII
sell round trip tickets at single fare
good going Oct. IA and 10, and good Tor
return up to and including Oct. 10.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

For the dedication of the Hackley
library, at Muskegon, the q. K. * l..
will issue excursion tickets, TO Muske-
gon and return on Wednesday, Oct. 10,
1t the rate OF 81 for the round trip.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

You must examine our magnificent
new line Of ADMINISTERS. our patter4s
are made private TO us Tor this market.
They are beautiful goods, and We make
and lay them as II they grew on tue
floor. SMITH < SANFORD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Remember. no.h.ng higher than l0c.,
and tho haudsomest line and best value
ever shown now at the New York DC.
and IOc. store, - Cana!-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

You'll miss it If you don't buy your
handkerchiefs at the New York DC. ana
Zoe. store, o. Canal-St.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

VIII have next week the largest
assortment and best value ever shown
ID all-sllk ribbons at DC. and lOc. New
York store, 81 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

W..sr~erss. oct iz-foE Lesser
n .h.s,n loudia iaess ana "a %, inefeAs-
.rr .,,ss1srlg s.nds. c0.dsr AonsiAg
rI..fE.EI
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Tapestry BrasSe slave y0u seen the
lne lals seas0ng Eneelk Tia. have 1eyer
before been proaaeed e1eepl ia tne mo-
auettes and better fsef8cs Nou mgs.
eall sui see them.
S.frfH s SANFonD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Go to De Leeuw & Co.'S to bay furni-
ture cheap. So Grandyllle-ave.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

etasfe ia
Aboas = o'e.oek yesterday zn ela
gentleman named Dzst irNin. irem
byEous au1 hs wlss. seEe draNng on
Lsga-sE. - 4 bs1ez aoaFd Hszoo, ana
get ia fsoal u : eaose tTala- i1e BEL
was sharply r4ax - ths grpnan,
George i. I'll euls. Ihs o.d m2n CLAIMS
teat = could not gst oatof tas Nay a.
quickly As ae poula base done ty fea-
So x . team hi scaed by tie Casblng.
and .nlo whleh be nCaid have been
co zed 10 frve. The gfiD-car Fan 1850
tae Tg AID TIRES ogt Dota u TIE GA
peoBie. aad ssaasned the wagon badly.
s 4s o.4 lAay VAS ualalErsd, bAt MF.
lga4u was lDluTea u tie .ett .eg.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Evening Glasses in all departments at
the Valley City Commercial College.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Madam Mueller, the widely-known
clairvoyant, can be consulted on all lite
and business affairs. Gives correct
points to speculators. 10 Shawmut-aye.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Don't fail % visit our store. You'll
f-d hundreds OF useful articles not
found elsewhere now At New York &c.
and Toe. store, 81 Cansl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Order Radchf * Holt moving
''yans."
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Choice imported novelties in Ladies
Jackets al KiddeF q Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Soc the lirc-size cravon and ink pO--
traits. only sS. Wykes, 55 MonrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

NAS,5 finest pastry. bread or biscuit
The best is cheapest and most satls-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

lerlay.
nn t5 Hr. aad Mrs Esspgs, a ten
pound 1l-
cap. Gageu Is sun an "aauiled
lol .lat1.
J4-tra Westfln sent Arthur Williams
o. ial toe Attsel ttfs ior bsln- ~ 1il&-
An. -eaumaag uas admitted t.
cit seasap .u lle circuit couf- yestef-
cay.
B1sness was dun oa the ma.a thor
cuzal.res last evening" on account ot
tle r1.l-
Aiaton Pierce. I. 90. p, goes to Bay
Cts Oh Tuesday o. participate Ia the
prte drills.
sx eases of conlagon reported YES
terday, three from Lae 0ress tanaily'
1ot -pung-st.
Rev. Dr. Graham will talk st the !.
n. q. A. meeting as LAo union depot
tuIs afternoon.
A large number OF commercial
travellers .rom enc East are sunday. .hS
IN tle c.ty today.
A b.s gr.st of claims agalns. the coun-
tY IS 1l tile awaiting the slpers
act tAs week.
TIE verdict IN the Charles-st. open
i1g sa.t was rendered, allowing Juds-
mear Tor s50l5-5o.
I'll T.. S. Grand Jury yesterday pre-
snfe. rI.ltccn true 0uls Oi Indictment
discharged.
.es w.lI be held ia the new Cal
W ptist Church, S.xtn-ayc. and
l. today for the hrst time.
zs-e os several freight cars
g. l.. Yards yesterday even
j s0me extra work Tor tie
csr furnished with gas by the
$500 as Machine Company, for the
q =. & l. Company, vas completed last
evening.
Hon. c.. J. Dickens delivered an
address no Red Mems Hall last night, IN
the Holland language, 70 a large
gathering.
The Detroit Tribune sad yesterday
that Governor Luce addressed meet
ing u Grand Rapids Friday night, but
he didn't.
The th.rty-two car loads of coal re-
iected by the city water works, have
bseu disposed OF TO the Central Coal
Company.
A transit permit was issued yesterday
for she removal c5 sac body OF Jerry &.
LEWIS, who died a. Paris poor farm, 70
Ann Arbor.
A. J. Aublc was buried At Ada on
FRIDAY under tho auspices Of the Ma
sonic lodge. Nearly 5JOpeOple attended
the funeral.
The funeral Of Mll0n ". Auman vii
he held from his sons residence at ? p
IN. today, under the auspices OF Grand
kivcr Lodge.
The bank clearauces for the past week
amounted CD 5000 .325 30, aud tneamouni
was s7s5. Solo tor the spending
wfr,s OF last year.
The only occupants of county Office
uo. on tue auxluus seat at present ar,
the Young ladies iu tae register Othce
Ihey Ira mum politically.
John Maunerstrom and Jacob Stein
wav wrr. liSeu to headquarters yes
tcrjtv ou suspicion ot having burB. .ar
iEcl . caady store on .nc hil.
d. fne ease oc Euma A T. gnell va
II IRIS o. Russell. JuiE Burch rend
trtI . Judgment for tue defendant lo
icaltiio 'tu.''s "..- .'.'' =,
hl ....-..-.'.-',
.-.... '......--. t-...l,ss. ,- rv.r
vas VISITORS U-t % t.-e ''.''.i- 4
uo"~ ..i' it~. .a. t"ste WY
ss.' =, = ,..
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po li'i' ''.ii c-.t'd ~ ie'.'
tHt i. 70 s..'' ?
t'tl 'et'. Say
t.o tf n~t ,7i.-.it ---l l'."
ttY o-
otle ht.tn Hallat. Hl =.
ll ta0 ctf on ere a1fiu ins ''i ,t
neEt -air 4lF. lueF haf. l.f
EEeF tr'n.r.s 30 t1e A1fio3-
Inc Enuulcan re1nly c'naltts
net.I tr.grf. n tHc tt H a3S,
lr.1-s... Nt. ns 1rn .otft If3a
eor'.cE r rf-, far t1r ve1'en-e
works gnrn desiring aocurlen's.
Thc Eosrl of Puu Works have G
tectct a sc.t.rucar ".1 A. p mes r
tfc ratnHe 90 70 'l sittei
tnn tHat tne 0e etoe~
cral nUt no 90 tla s-al4atA -alte1 a
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Individual or class instruction AZ the
valley City Commercial college.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
Lily White Flour,

Get your furniture reDaired at De
Lecuw d Co.'s, 50 Grandyille-ave.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

GS1v white F1cur
Ts made from the choicest whest, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Game of all kinds at Dettenthaler's,
III MonrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
- Grand Ranids b Ind.ana b

Fveniug speed Glasses a snecialty at
the Valley CITY Commercial College.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
RAPIDS, Is a family favorite. Try It.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Fresh ash at Dettenthaler's III Mon
rOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

We will save you big money Il you
buy 10 she New loEk ~. and lOc. store,
81 Laaal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Order Radclif & Holt moving
"vans."
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Order RsdeAH 4 Holt moving
syaus."
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
LILY white Flour

Misses school Cl0aks at Kidder &
O. Is
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Fresh fish at IL Monroc-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
ClairvoJant.

Misses Gretchens at Kidder & Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Order Radclif * Holt moving
"yans."
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

IL incident 70 TIE goTtn "
the ctv production cSpeco WI resa ron
o sn
reduction n urce o used 1891, az f0Do~s
vii be 81 Vs e i"t 1
month bills 700 feet
For per 1000 feet
Of 1000 feet WI BE rsos y 'n
% have Dseo ~
dlosst1 100000
T prs allowed neglect pay thf O on
q rt tte gss Nas
nsd. reprooas fg usnf So - 80
cbests th cheapest fuel Tor cooking ana "oosAs
THOS. D. GILBERT, President
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-16

A singular and most painful accident oc-
cured at Berry's ice houses in Dresden
Saturday. Mr.. Lon SIlphen while at the
ice houses was at aeked by big full blood
ed English bulldog owned by one of the men
At the house. He had deg ith him at the
me, and in endeayoring to keep the two
from fighting picked up his deg and held
him in rs arms. This enraged the other
animal aud he attacked the man. fastening
himself TO the heshy part of his leg belcv
The knee. lie tore the aesh off IN it
hung in fragments and nearly laid ihs bones
bare before he could be caught and pulled
off Tie owner Of the log has caused the
animal 10 be killed. Although the victim
suffers considerable pain, the injury is not
Thought to be of dangerous character
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-16

Two little fellows were noticed al tn
sta..on yesterday morning getting their
tickets for Boston, Procuring their baggage
checks, etc. They were II and years
old. and their name is Hamlin. They haze
been Spending their vacation in this city
with an uncle, ard return home 10 resume
studies. Their home is in Alat0n, ard
a4ter reaching Boston they will have to
cross he ely, but they have been on the
road before. 1t is now quite a common
hing for lille people to travel alone, some
imes for long distances. Last week, a
small boy who had been plsying the part
of Lhle Lord Fauntleroy with Freach
company, was seft from this station TIC
some point in illinois.
Moves 4 Goddard contemplate putting il
a water inatjr to supply the needed power
at their stove foundry. They have lied
one but it proved too small to crry the
load put upo1 it. The foundry was closed
down several days last week, waiting for
iron. 1t was -dered early last month, and
comes from Western Pennsylvania, Mr.,
Noyes thinks the delay is probably due to
the labor troubles GU. that way To make
q desirable stove. the irjn must be just
right. aud sometimes several different kinds
have to he mixed to t the results waited
1t must be tough soft en- nigh to drill and
ile easily and possess good fi1wing quail y
Though the firm have a large lot of iron on
hanl, the kind that they have been writing
for Is the kind that lay don't happen to
have
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-16

The army Of doctors has apparently
enjoyed itself amazingly 1t Berlin,
where science and surgery have been
iudiciously tempered with amusements
Of tbs most vs-ried description In the
history Of the world no such array Of
medicine men has ever been seen As that
which met in the gorgeous Kunst
Anstellung 10 listen TO the welcoming
words q Virchow. the ratholeg,st, Won
Gossler, the minister If medicine and
religion tan excellent combination Of
fcnctio-s). and Won Palckenbeck. the
chief burgUu2as-er.
Sir James Paset secured the warInest
reception Of the foreign delegates; DIR.
Baceelli, the Italian. for the conyen-
ience Of his carl eolleghi," insisted on
using Latin as common language. and
Dr.. Won BergInann's normal appearance
has been vastly improved by his brand
new uniform. although the passing in
terest he once excited was wholly
eelipsed by Grand Duke Theodore, OF
Bavaria, the eminent ocul.sr, who
brought the grand duchess TO look down
on her husbands 5000 fellow practition-
ers from a box. The heat was more than
tropical. but the doctors submitted TO he
closely packed with the best possible
grace, and the one royalty of the whole
European faculty was indefstigahle in
pointing out TO his wife such celebrities
as the veteran Won Bardeleben, whose
breast glittered with orders: Sir Will
IAN Mccormack and fifty others-Lon-
dom World
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-16
RICH IN YEARS.

Mrs. Powers. of Kingston, y. T., /,
worth $500, go and is 100 years old
James Wood. n Portsmouth, y. IL
tailor, in active business. is ~ years old.
"Auuty Peggy Raw, who is said to be
liz years Old is the oldest pensioner on the
United States rolls
Mrs. Mary Wing, of Fayette. Mo. n
years Old. does the washing. cooking. sew
ING, knitting. etc, for Il family 81 four.
Professor f. W. Newman. brother Of the
cardinal, issuow S years Of age. At 81
be turned vegetarian. and since then he
has needed no physician.
A. " Clark. Of IcGregor. Ia. has an
army record lie was a drummer bow in
lsi2; bugler for Gen. Scott in the Mexican
war, and served through the rebellion. He
is nonasenarian.
Col Webb, Of Chester. Pa. ia in the
ninetieth year Of his age. He can stand
upon A chair, bend backward, touch BIZ.
head upon the floor and rise up again with
out the aid of his hands
Mrs, Ellen Brown, of saeo, Ne. although
not yet % years Of age, has seen seven
generations Of her family. The seventh il
represented by q 3-months-old child, to
whose grandfather and grandmother MrA
Brown Is great-aunt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-16

Every season regularly some event
happens ON the Norman or Breton coast
which brings into relief the apathy and
Indifference Of the bathing box owners
when any of their customers have the
misfortune to be in danger while swim
ming. This time the perilous adventure
Of VI. Edmond Haraucourt, poet and
dramatist, is case in point. NJ. Harau-
court, while swimming lately, was car
RED long distance away from the shore
by the current.
The waves were running high at the
time, and everybody gave the swimmer
up as lost, His mother and friends who
were watching him battling for life with
the surge begged and implored the
owner Of the bathing boxes to send out
a boat to the rescue. This the man re-
fused to do steadfastly, alleging that, as
there was no chance of saving NJ. Harau-
courts life, it was useless to run the risk
Of having the boat dashed against the
rocks. In the meantime, thanks to his
strength and skill as swimmer, NJ
Haraucourt was enabled to get near the
foot Of the cliff. where he was thrown
by the surge on the shore, which he had
not hoped to reach again alive.-Pall
Mall Gazette.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-16

Recent explorations of the Olympic
mountains have been of great interest
to mining men. A geologist, who has
given some attention to the work of the
exploring parties, says: II have exam
ined many specimens from the Olympic.
but until OF late they were of low grade
outcroppings. Recently. however, some
extremely rich specimens have been re-
ceived. These new discoveries have ex-
cited great deal Of interest in prospect
ors in this region, and specimens are
coming in rapidly. Not long since | re
ceived one piece that was SO rich that !
refused to assay it. as it could not posi-
bly, be a fair sample. 1t would have as
sayed over 800, 900 per ton. There could
not possibly have been in any locality
any considerable quantity of quartz so
rich. | have long known that this dis
trict was rich in coal and iron. | am
now convinced that it hides vast treas
ures of silver and gold. Numerous pros
pecting parties are being fitted out and
hundreds of prospectors are already in
the mountains. which are quite easy of
access. Tacoma Wash Cor. st. Louis
ReDubllc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-16

Offers and minks We're very scarce in
Connecticut dozen years ago, and it
was feared that the animals might be-
come extinct, for their hides We're worth
from s. to SO apiece, and everybody
hunted them. Then suddenly fashion
changed her mind about the value Of
mink and otter skins. the price went
down and now the animals abound in
the state again. So numerous have
minks become there that they are get
ting to be quite familiar with country
people. Recently a mink, frightened by
sharp thunder storm, fled out Of a
meadow, rushed into a farmers dwell
ing, and raced from room to room until
hound caught him upstairs in cham
Der.
A still more remarkable incident oc-
Cured in Hartford a few days ago. A
mink trotted right into the heart of the
city, among throngs of people on the
streets, and passed all kinds of dogs
with IMMUNITY, and finally made his
way into the back yard of big store on
Asylum street In the yard men cor
nered him and tried to capture him
alive, but he fought so desperately that
they had to kill him.-Philadelphia
Ledger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-16

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have f.tssH ascre Il xalk r-t.ns II gEsher
the sess which a-e sent shers IN shook The
noss Of tier ozspui 8 es . Ees.rn IN this
war. though many orasrs sre dilsi from
dealers IN dsfsrees parts OF the S ale. zri
.aess are al set up IN the sscs se.e. Abost
10 coo sets are rs2s sysry yexr 81 this
factory, thoagh tAs szsAsss 3 insrs astsg
a It-ie every year The larger Is,s Of sae
time sas orders are aAe4i # the ~urk The
fact tas. there are eusfsns-s nos on their
list rAo hsve ases regular Patfcn, CT the
arm erer ssnes they elmaeaeei b.si sess.
Is Prey soge tesrini ii III to he rs:iab e
Character Of ire men + - tae g,ed. that
they ua=ke sni 81 ski, uAnafac.srr Is
run sae var mani. sn5 eApsils m.a sho
gets ias here has sure thnS.