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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-28

rRPUTY q. So LAND AND MINERAL
- Surveyor for Scvbus. Mines lsId out
ana SnrV", ga for Pat mt. Iand surveyed. .p-
pltcai:Ors, contracts. payments "u lHud. AMI
app Itass,ing to taking up "r noIdiug iard +
the otatt or G,r5 mn, mt attDGo, %. Shail
keep tally pustru ~ t" sii iaiIds taken up snd
aesni IN tbe "artern., PEI n oh H"NanN ,sa -
drUss blAo. NsY'tas nkAA szl6 Ek.-sl
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS - THE CON-
IN missioner for the construction Of an
asylum fog insane for Eastern Washington az
Medical Lake. wash, viii receive sealed pro-
poeals ~ the once of the secretary Of said board
q Medical Lake mp TO II o'clock noon. on the
they win be opened In the presence Of bidders
Tor the furnishing labor and materials for the
completing OF the two wards and center build
Ing now enclosed. and for the construction Of
the west wing of said asylum. consisting Of
nishen. dining room. laundry. boiler rooms
plans ead specifications drawn By l. g Proctor
and amended By l. n Boardman, and now In
the once Of 1. ~. Boardman. Windsor block. in
spokane Falls, wash, where they can be seen
by contraction. Contractors viii apply TO Stan
ley Halett, secretary of the board at Medical
be on printed forms - furnished by said sccre-
tarv Of the board and must be accompanied By
certified checA foS an amount equal TO 10 Per
cet OF the gross amount OF the bid q guaran-
tee that the parties win enter into . written
contract ana execute . bond In . sum equal TO
eighty ts0 per cent ofthe contract price within
Ten days after the contract has been awarded.
Contract0ra for furnishingthe heating and ven-
uiafing viii be required to fnrnish full and
complete Specifications setting forth fully what
labor and what materials and what character
ana kind OF apparatus. and guaranteeing .
temperature inside OF building OF seventy de-
Srees above zero when the temperature outside
Is twenty degrees below zero. In eli cases
where contracts ere not awarded the certified
checks viii be returned 10 the parties entitled
20 them, and where contracts are awarded the
certified checks win he returned on due execu-
ton OF contract and bond ~ provided for,
guaranteeing fui6llment Of the contract,
BY order OF the board
STANLEY HALLErT, Secretary.
Medical Lake, March 10. 1891
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Wsshington Inasnfgratiou snd Homestesa
Associations
We have for sale 1000 sesea in different passs
good farming lands; 20 acres q Fnumrisv. "a
miles on Northern Pacific railway. One hum
dred and sixty scres government land on Hood's
county; a2e on Northern Pacific rsilrosd lsnds
near Rlfxvflle. Adams county. O. 80 per acre on
ten-ycAr contract; jean paid up. = yean pay
yive thousand scfcs railroad land for sale: and
tract neey PORT Townsend; 500 per acre. Lands
per acre, opposite Yesler avenue and Madison
Street Gable railway terminus Five acres near
Green lake. 500 per acre: one-haif cash, balance
seattle choics lots In Pleasant Valley snd
Ballard Five thousand acres choice pieces of
norsh g. Pacific railroad lands IN King county,
9. near Northern Pacific raiIroad
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Three hundred acres, els rec I. tp TN, r2w;
al good land. % acres sown In graaa, Is per
upland. heavily timbersd. 40 per acse.
KfTsar COUNTY.
Two hundred acres In secs n and II, u = mr.
~. mostly bottom land, ti2so per acre: $50
acres east Of aud near 70 Lake washington. as
per acre. ROCKWELL building
OREGON.
Two hundred and fhirty-shrss acres a. gugsns
City. Oregon, niesly improved, adjoining city,
30 per acre improved. viii cut 10 into Ssers
lots aud win sell for m average of tioo par acre:
this u . great bargain
City lots In Seattle. near Madison street cable.
f751 each, 10 lots In Harrison heights. $40 each.
Twenty lots In Tacoma rear electric road.
Aeere tracts near Tacoma. $50 10 800 per acre
Parties In The Eastern states or Europe wiz -
supplied with Information about the resources
OF our state. maya. etc. etc free Of charge. ex-
eeps the postage. amounting ordinarily 70 4 or
Cents. BY addressing this once and parties ID
the Eastern states desiring 20 visit W Warrington,
are recommended 20 apply 81 the Offices Of the
Northern Pacific Railway for transportation.
sreiahfs etc. and AJAX for copies OF our parnph.
iets, maps Of " Washington. etc
washisgtsn Immigrssisa ssd Homestead
Association.
Rooms = and n. Roxweii building corner q
Columbia and Front ktrests seattle. wash
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DkYAxTs ASSAY OFFICE sgArrTE-
- Pharmacy Hal 9ruT store. Sc Tnird sxsces
g. ~ ksya0l
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uO1zxD 70 CuxxRAcxURx
- Aiock, fss eseazzng the - q k-s 81 cs
llrsrsd "a . sssoss Apssl Il ' : = -
NoI1CE 10 COXTRACrOKS-rNTu- NAY
~ 1 Win recwive ksds sor rhe ereesscr OF !
ssa see ~ y, dans sxss see. I'VE stories hisA con-
daofons may se seen 81 Ia Cunner
PAUL fuLeox.
In conner, Wash
DRoPnsALs FuR srSs-sEAIrD Pro.
pcs4lx viii be rsce.ved hv he urEterssxncd
xpsl ia Ia he farnsnsns Il s . sss g. ss e
eeastrurticu readJ for the rails Of . ssAndard
xsnse railroad between Seattle and West seattle.
g sne West seattle Kerry. lost Of Madison strrsx
MGdsn VIII s<ate price Per lfneal foot Bidders
WIN b rsqairsd 10 give bords for TIE ccrpls-
We e sss .osz sy 31sy Is ie Tie sasss 2
seattle Terminal Rsilway COMPANY
-. THOMAS living. President
pAHRoAD CONTRACTORS - CONTRACTS
~ VII Dc let by the Fsirhavea Southern
kasisoad Company for clearing. grading and
Eesfnnx twenty miles Of railroad between
EofnAven and baine. including the driving
@ 1soo pslss ProAies. speci6easions. etc. may
g sen q the companys once. Fairhaven.
Mash Z D. WILSON. General Manages.
NOTICE TO CONTROVERSIES WILL BE
Az received TO b1ild . hotel a. Port Townsend: :
contract VIII BE- awarded not later than April 5
next general plan, the Hotel Rainier, Seattle;
ume tor completion Loo days; plans and sfecis-
cau0ns can be seen At the once Of the Port
Townsend Southern Railroad Company az Port
I0vuseuo. wash: also II once Of saunders a
douxhfon. nom 81. Boston biloxi. osclock
Thursday, April 3. where there VIII Be pla1s and
specifications for eli who viii call: bids must b
In q 10 o. m sharp. April 8, isao.
NOTICE TO CoNTRACIoRs-sKALE PRO-
Az pCsals viii be received by the undersigned
until April II. 1884, for the construction OF 8
soedvay q Port Crescent. Claiiam county.
Wasa. The work includes about IS acres 81
clearing. ss-0oe cubic yards OF excavation naoo
nneai feet q eri6bine LOO cubic yards of gravel
dreski1g ana 30 square feet of bridging. The
right 70 reject any or ell bids IL reserved. For
particulars apply 10 Port Crescent Improve
ment Co, Po1 Crescent, Wash.
NOTICE TO CoNTRAcToRs-BIDs FOR
An clearing 20 seres Of land On Union bay
Apply 70 W. b. Surber. ~ Yeslef. All bids b DO
In By the 18th OF APRIL
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NOTICE TO CONTRAcToRs-BIDs FOR
An clearing 20 seres Of land On Union bay
Apply 70 w. b. Surber. at Yesler. All bids b DO
In By the 18th OF APRIL
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THE
Saloon and Store Fixtures.
$3.50 WILL BUY BAR,

f0unsss baxx bar aad msrrDrx Fixtures ready
made o.: hard cd Bs1s - order Eeunmbor
Ne make ssieoa xn1 dyug STORE fittings . 49,
ezazsy. taerefczo ell snd 80 ~ Ne en- eve
ron nonsy. q -. Trsyefss = Co. suecessogB r.
Gsxl1ngsf 4 Co. z.xD noeon1 sesese
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REMOVAL

CHEPAaB. SMITH LYON. LAWYERS.
= haze removed 20 "A, - saa -. bosson
block
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ID H. THOMPSON & CO., (R H. THOMPSON.
ne George p. Costerill. Clarencs l. white)
civl engineers and Surveyor ase located In
rooms Is and ~. Durkes block, corner Third
and Union: al noses and records saved; city oe
county work promptly attended 70: maps, 0Ac
ings or blue prints furnished ~ short noticc.
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~
TSoRsALE-xIGnr Yokx coon. PAT woRK
dr,. %, - s..,s 49, - 49, $3.50 a..
T>oR sALE-Two SEAT BcGGY; CANOPY
q sop. secoad -Aand ss1re. Hxsh and Ffket =
Chapin
IroR sALE-A FINE SODA FOUNTAIN. ".
Il l. Dou<3and. fus 1owussnd
TrOR RAIE-yEw NATIONAL Cash RxG-
- fe~s rssre. 10 i-z1 foern ssrss6
ENoR sALK-YIRsrcI4AssL oD6ISGH0Uzx:
II ceofrnl iceaxton. ho1so fun. rod tesDo:
eAIz o. Once AbaD0 4 GxtmshA s1a eeccnA
strsef-
ISoE sAIE-rHRKE SPAN OF coon MULEa
II waxous and haxn1A Apply Jackson and
Tweifsh
I,oR sALE-FIRE AND BukGLAR-PRooF
u aafea ynalt doors ese 0ifphanS 4 Co.
AZ sn1 u fsa6er ssenus, Lite
IsoR sAI.x-cHRAP. ONE LARGE. DOUBLE
4 deor nacksals ureAn q wtlshire se3s.
d0ubae door webb safe, weight shout 400
roun1x. ons small Halls safe. weight shout
i.so PS.nds: s.i shs seove soed g ns.: In In
uSoR sAIE-coNPLErE STOCK or Jew
IT esry. large ssfa. showcases. counters. sigma.
etc. q . ncrincs Address Jewsaes. Post Inse2-
EsoR SAILOR LEASE, sAwnILL on coN-
II pseie plant Of saumin machinery Room
J. Colonial block. second and Columbia
ENOR SAIL FIRE PROOF SAFE CHKAP.
Is Ios sesns addrsn "A care POstlntsni-
XIMAUCZAx.
MONTY 10 LOAN on IMPROVED PROP
VI erty; lowest rates + ~ Aushesman,
Puget sound Agent for Crippen. lawrence 4
Co, room IS Orion block.
MONEY TO LOAN oS PIANOS. FuRSrruRE
vi horase and any other GOD security with
Out removal: loans strictly considenfiaL Henry
htnniaa ca. room s4s Seattle block.
y PER CESr-NoSRY TO LOAN: BUILDING
loAnss spscialty. Charles 4. Paften. rooms
L1and Union block. Front street.
THE WESTERN YARM MORTGAGE TRUST
Company loans money on improved farms
ings s lowest rates and on long time: money
supplied ooOn - title IL examined and
gspen signed: applications approved here
Front street. A. H. Fooss, Manager
MONTY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
M and farm property in any anoanss: privi-
lego given 70 pay on in small amounts AFTER
frsf year: money paid In thrse Or ic.r days
inss spscslsy Nv Rnss ssn SasI agent agent
lasvis-conklin Mortgage 1runs CO.. room I. New.
lin block.
II ". TRoUNCE BUYS NOTES. SHORT
Il dato mortgages, and loans money on good
chasteiA IA second street. corner Marion
MONEY TO LOAH-WE ARE NOW PRE-
WI pared 70 loan money on city and farm
property 6 short notice. loans closed and money
paid - soon - title examined; no applications
cent sway for APPROVAL Lee 4 Bowden. repre-
seutins Lombard investment Co. oofner Third
and JameG
Or n(A0 0fAn TO LOAN ON SEATTLE BUS
0lsUUUsUUV incss real estate, 81 lowest
0EO0 0O0 OF SAN FRANCIsCo MONEY
VsJUVsUUU to loan on improved inside prop
erty q per cent; no delay. dime to suit: DEFY
competition: building loans solicited r. W.
Trouuce. 62l Second street. corner Marion
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ENGINEERS AND C0grRACTORA.
GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE cOMPANY-xN-
- Eineens and contractor TOR bridges Of every
Ing and Steam shovel excevating: plans and
specifications furnished on application; core
epondenoe solicited. Once foos Of Jackso0
gtreet, Seattle. wash.
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DIcHAkD NkvIN6. II. CIVIL ENGINEER
N and surveyor Plans made for hydraulic and
sanitary worka foundations and general con-
struction. railroad projects and general survey
ing. The latest correct tovnship plass Of the
entire State OF Warrington Typographical,
mechanical. architectural and general drnuxht.
Ing Blus prints u al the additiens 10 eeAttlA
Photo blue prints. general landscape sketch
Ing: prompt1ees and accuracy eusfsntecd.
once room 81 Boston block, Seattle, Wash.
ingtcn. Branch oahcss At Anacoftes. La Conner
ana Whascom-
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lanes PARKER, M. B.. n. D., TRINITY
81 University, lac of the Polyciinic, New
York and Bellevue hospital, aurisf. oculist. dis
eases OF nose, throat aud women specially. gen
ersl practice attended To- Corner Columbia and
Third
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01 n(l0 fAfA0 TO LOAN ON SEATTLE BUS
6lsUJUsNSW incs real estate. q lowest
rates s. D. Hovey. SIS Pine st. San Francisco.
0ENn nOn OF SAN FRANCIsCo MONEY
VSDUUsUSU to loan on improved inside prop
erty q per cent; no delay. ume TO suit: defy
competition; building loans solicited. r W.
Trouuce. s24 Secnnd street.. corner Marion
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r r. THOMSON, CIVIL ENGTNEIR; SUR
a. veys. designs and estimates Of cost for
railways, bridges. foundations. shore improve
ments, water works. sewerage and other ma
nicpal works; construction superiniended
general surveying promptly done; blue print
atSle block. p. O. box ISL.
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Personal

nUEES CRY DANCING ACADEMY. CHS
~ hSlE's hal. SIS Front ssrext OYs@a al
sI-1m e. Class tgr asasss Morday aHd Inurs-
day svanings Fer ssdSes and entsdren, sAs ~.
6ay ssseraoon- Private ies soas. waits q spe-
saAfy.
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4 RI EMBROIDERY STORE sas SECOND
n STREET. Mas c NJ Faat gsorwey1y fe.lc@s a
Fzglg woaid Anronace 10 INC ladies' ttAs ale hes
. encaee the 81 ezrhros1egy ms.efiAfs. asp
ehsHess an6 EzoEe sksax. white ana eo-ored
fsasssnxx. e<4Ets-osse vs&sss . les e4cxsns sss
rowrs Asss sn3fr jsrszys ssAsarinx azsd pznktr8
eoss: lrssgruxsaeEs g1vos ID enbxnz3<ry.
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PHYsrcrAss AND sU.s.ova

~ A. WALSH. II. D.. SPECIALITY, DISEASES
~ OF women. Rooms Il and IA sherman
block. corner Cherry and Front strects Once
hours 10 70 ~ m, to n IN.
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FOCAL AND yssrsrxksrzL xUsrc

FOCAL AND yysxRUMESrAL MUsfc
NINE BERTA cRryEfTI, OF THE CON
for vocal culture fths old Italian school and
piano. At the Academy Of Music. i.tzo second
street. near Pike
NgUsfcAL TK-sOUTHwKsT COR
vi ner secopd and Lenora streets. under thu
raanaxemeuf and personal direction OF Ma
willard. voice culture ami I'll branches OF in
st-urneEsa music oEiy experienced and
taororsaiy eon pessnt teaehea employed.
CxAXRvoYxSCE
AIRS PARKER. BrsIsgss MEDIUM AND
vi life reading clAirvcyas.. consultations 90
hs-sfne~x. spscaiAfso1ss sSaov ala absent tfan1s
diseases. nssrsssiA etc s-2ls second street.
NM La WEE NOTED CLAIayoYAST
vi trance ossfsn. s1s Der On business
trye marriage d3Eorcc. Ia ssnEfx spsculafsons.
rerasne arsrIt rAtinn aaszsssexsna surAas<ed
o. 30 par. sB Third ssrsss. .irzoustIi hoase.
pasior H.
NINE ALESo. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
VI voysns ano saediam- Mallory house Thsfd
and JsEasx Hoo 50 - IA 20 . y n
NTME EfLTRicH. THE GREAT sEEKEss.
Nx tells Essl gsrese1t and fEsnre CouxulsA-
tsen on so aHhsrs Ladies'. 81. geattsrnea. ~
willis hossse, iss6sz Frost street, laird foas.
reSn "
REMOVAL
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STEyOGRAPHERG
MAY ELLIOTT - sTESOGRAPHER AND
WI typewriter: ssenographtc work Of ali kinds
executes. Rooms and I. Korn block
CHoRTHASD AND TYPEwRfrISG-PRf.
- waite Instructions given In both. Court
ssenographer. room 81. Boston block o. c.
Pratt
BENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEADQuAR<
nsers; machines and supplies; shorthand and
typewYiting od1eez etenographegx agency
machines rented Room tl1. seattle block
corner Third and Cherry streets.
vXyAsHTs6ToS TYPEWRITER HEAD
w eusssers--stsnographeys furnished: short
hand and sypewrissng work exccatcd: type
writer's rented Roxwsn block. columhls
ssYeet
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MONEY TO LOAN-wE ARE NOW PRE-
vi pared 70 loan money on city and farm
property q short notice. loans closed and money
paid - soon - title examined no applications
sont awey for approval Leo 4 BOwden. repre-
sent1ng Lombard investment Co. corner Third
ana Jame9
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A RTasT AATEkIAIS ~ sTAYLES AND
n latest Eaxsega novelties fos ccc1garoa
j. wsaxsnxki. Gilmore block, Front street. near
University formerly nc C1sumh street
IsAsrER-LAnIEs DESIRING REQUISITE
IL Eastsr pysssuts at rc&kpaAh g p-see Vii
be pass$~s1 20 know that % assortment OF nan-
ners. sxvnFs. shopping 5sgs. she water eossrs
sai eseaizxs~ wf1 Be offered for sale " ~ n
DesAno. ca ThaFssky Fr7tay na6 saturday
after ssrEx ~ Yemen 4 SAggnan's snxsse store.
corner THIRD sn1 Cherry ss.eexA
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hrs THORKSEN 4 BACKE, PHYSICIANS
L. and surgeons; surgery diseases OF skin and
women . speciality. Once cor. Third and Pike,
Thinner house.
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BOARD SALES.

relieving were the yesterday In the San
Iran cisco Stock card:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-16
GIRLS ON A STRIKE,
Nearly Four Hundred Sewers
Gain a Quick Victory.

The sewing girls employed in the overalls
department of Levi Strauss & Co.'s factory,
32R Fremont street, just $50 in all, went out
on strike yesterday morning because of
reduction in wages. The strike only lasted
few hours, however, and the difficulty was
quickly Strengthened out To-day the girls
will appear at their usual places and receive
the regular compensation for piece work.
After two weeks vacation, made neces-
sary by taking an account OF stock. the
young women appeared at the factory yes
terday morning ready for work They did
not resume their labor, however, because of
notice posted throughout the department.
that hereafter the price paid for sewing
overalls would be reduced from ST. O5 to 95
cents dozen. When the girls refused 10
work at the new schedule of prices j. w,
Davis, the foreman, offered to compromise
and pay 81 a dozen. This the sewers re-
fused, and adjourned to the sidewalk. where
they were discussing the situation in a
quiet, lady like manner when member of
the Council of Federated Trades appeared
and advised them to adjourn to some hall.
They did so and marched in body to
Music Hall, where quiet meeting was held.
Mrs Lulu Lindsay acted as President and
Miss Kate Harmon as Secretary. Some of
the young women were inclined to say sharp
things about Mrs. Spooney. their oyerseer.
They openly accused her of having shown
favoritism in giving out the work, bnt they
afterward took it all back when the discov-
cry was made that she did not have the
allotment of the work. While the sewers
were discussing the advisability of forming
a union to carry out long strike, Foreman
Davis appeared with flag of truce. "Come
back to work, girls" he said land your
wages will not be reduced" They accepted
the offer and the meeting dispersed, the girls
promising to be on hand bright and early
to-day.
Foreman Davis had nothing but kind
words for the strikers while speaking of the
affair to CALL reporter. He said they
were nearly all skilled seamSlresses and the
majority could easily make 81 q day The
reduction was made on oyeralls because the
. firm had to sell them at much lower price
than was formerly obtained from the store
keepcrS
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COAST ITEMS.

Brief Notes From Pacific States and
Territories.
A. A. Taylor has retired from the manage
ment of the Santa Cruz Surf. His successor
is Rev. DIR. Walk.
The shipments of turkeys from Porter
vile to San Francisco for the THANKSGIVING
season weighed seven tons.
After twenty years litigation the Supreme
Court has sustained the settlers title to the
San Gregorio ranch in San Mateo County.
The Port Townsend Call says: Out of
twelve candidates in the municipal election
at Castle Rock, eight, including the Mayor,
tied
1t will require $3.50 cars to move the orange
crop of Southern California this season.
The value of the crop is estimated at
S2,60S, 900.
Whitelaw, the Vgecker, has gone to Santa
Rosalia, Lower California, to try to save
the English ship Selene and the French
bark Atheers.
The United States Grand Jury at Port
land, Oregon, has found five indictments
against F. NJ. o. Hols.on for forging pen
sion warrants.
Jacob McKissick left Reno on horseback
last Friday for a trip to Spanish Springs
Valley. He got lost In the hills and was
twenty-five hours in going the twelve miles.
The weather was very cold, and he came
near freezing to death.
The bondsmen of P. Ii. Peveler, the
paid Sits 30 into the treasury on Thurs
day, says the Record, on account of the
shortage discovered in his accounts by the
experts. The money was paid without a
protest.
Last Monday the bodies of four victims of
the great disaster at the Utica Mine at An
gels Camp, Tuolumue County. were taken
from the shaft 1t was impossible to iden-
tify the men, but the Echo says they were
=. Segole,. n. Cusick, John Barry and w.
boo Alrrn
cred and four still remain in the mine.
There is now lying in the De Lamar office,
says the Silver City idaho Avalanche, a
silver nugget which will be seen by q good
many million people two years from now,
for It is proposed to place it in the Idaho
exhibit at the Worlds Fair. 1t is chunk
OF silver glance with masses of ruby silver
running through it. and weighing 36O
pounds
The Phoebe Record says: For the first time
IN ten years or more there stands in the Gen.
eral Fund of the county some funds appli-
cable to the payment Of county and jury
scrip. The County Recorder has posted on
the door Of his office notice that he holds
$l640 for this purpose. The scrip TO which
this is applicable is that which has been is
sued since April, 1875, and which Is payable
In the order Of its issuance.
The Humboldt Times Of Saturday says:
The schooner Oceania Vance, Captain L.
Anderson. arrived yesterday in ballast.
slxty-five days from Sydney, N. S. w. The
Oceania has been absent from this port Just
IT'S days. She left here for Sydney on June
goth, with cargo of 1851, 4S1 feet of lumber.
Arrived at her destination August 23d,
sixty -four days out. ami discharged cargo,
intending to bring back a cargo of coal.
Owing to the prevalence of strike among
the coal-miners and stevedores, however,
she was unable to obtain any coal. and after
waiting forty-seven days was forced to re-
turn in ballast, sailing from there on Octo:
Der 9th.