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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16
". II. WINANS,
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
--ASn-
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Furnishes Employers Inside City with Help
Free Of Charge!
ROOMS ga TOWER BLOCK.
Omen EVENING" Phone So

HELP wANTID-s dishwashers. dining
II room giris-z for outside clty-wages eiS;
2 chambermaids. z second girls. middle aged
lady To help In small boarding house. 10 gem
erai giris-suall fAmilies-wages $.D 10 Is ~:
cooks. 2 taiioresses and sewing girls. second
cooks. 2beli boys and& Tower block.
WANTED-To Exchange-&room house. 30
w foot lot, uear city hall. for modern house
In coed location; Will pay difference.
@AO10 will buy modern house. Eicely fur
p1OJO nished. good locality. on the hill |;
worth the money without furniture.
&1OOO VIII buy two Groom houses. south
s11OCO part Of city; heirshtp property; CO.
tate must be closed; rent Sla per month.
NEW Groom house. good locality. on hill.
~ only 500 II sold quick; n down. balance
@OOOO will buy good house and large lot
@1OOO on N. Uuion-st.
A NICE modern Broom house on Ionia-st..
@1QOO will buy 7-room house on Center-st.
SACOO log 6ixzO0; great bargain.
WE WILL sell you . nice S.room modern
w house. good locality. on hill. $500; less
than us worth; parties wish to leave city.
ONLY ss7OO for modern Sroom house. large
" lot. good locality. on Henry-st.
@oSOO for good aroom house and lots on
soO.OO corner, desirable locality. West side.
A GREAT BARGAIN for ono week only
"a east front LOT on Lafayette St. $3.50; other
Sl10.
20 LOTS on Howard-st.. between Madison
~ and Union. four blocks north Of Hallst..
ranging In prices from 500 TO eco; don't 60 y
mile outside and pay more.
CS7cO will buy leo acres rich clay loan soil.
ScOtCO leo acres cleared. 7-room house. large
basement barn; Rayenna township. Muske-
gon county: terms easy.
ONLY so an acre for ono Of the best farms in
" Barry county; elegant buildings aud fruit,
2IS miles X. r aud market. mile from mill.
100 acres. good buildings. large orchards,
Luz fruit of all kinds. rich soil. near Rock
ford. $500.
clOO acres rich clay loan. 40 acres improved,
&IO' 4U heavv numbered. fine buildings. LapeeI
county. model farm. $500.
VERY large list of farms, from 40 TO 100
"A acres. near the city. from S65 to 500 Del
acre.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

editor II the Chicago Grocer some time
sines, bat held IN confidence aud nos
published until recently. explains the
operations of Norton Brothers in the
line OF tin manufacture, and 10 worthy
OF pesuszl:
CHICAGO. Dec. Id.
editor Chicago Grocer;
"DsAs SIk-Rspiylng to your inquiry
would say that We have begun the
manufacture OF tan plate on = COM
mereial scale, and intend to push the
5usiness unless the duty 10 repealed.
We intend To make soft steel plates ex-
clasiveiy, making our own steel. We
are building and have nearly COM
plcted slemens steel furnace and
rolling mill for producing the sheets for
tlnnlng. Our engines, boilers and ma
chinery are now on the ground and
being placed as rapidly as possible.
We hope to have the rolling null III
opeyaton within = month.
I'VE imported from England during
the past Summer . complete outfit for
timing the mates. Tins includes the
latest Improvements used by makers of
the best plates there. We bought y
block of ground At haywood adjoining
our can factory. on the line of the C..
and n. w. railroad, put up the necess-
AIRY buildings and set up the timing
plant. Last week we made our first tin
plates. and are pleased to say that they
are fully equal 70 the best We ever I'M
ported. so far as the timing is con-
cerned. In order to get started with
out waiting for our rolling mill (which
requires some time to build) We I'M
ported from England . quantity of the
black sheets. These we are working on
now. We found q good many work
men scattered about the country who
had worked for years in Welsh TIN plate
works, and gathered force enough IN
this way to man our plant with exper-
fenced help. Since it became known
that We are at work We have applica-
tons from more men than We can EN-
ploy ~ present. and We ant clpate no
difficulty IN getting all the skilled help
We shall require. We have . fully
equipped machine shop and can read
lily duplicate the imported machinery
TO increase our plant.
"The proposition to reduce the duty
again 70 one cent per pound seems to
US n step backward. For several years
that duty prevailed. The field was
open, and no manufacturer could see
any possibility of making plates profit
ably under that protection. If it is de-
sirable that we should make our own
plates the new duty should be MAIN
tanned. II, on the other hand. the peO-
pie would be better oil to import their
supplies the duty should be removed
eUtireiV One cent per mound is an
onerous tax, which benefits no one.
Give US Protection that protects, or
country is willing to pay little more
for its tin plate for a time for the sake
of reduction in price and improvement
in quality sure to follow in American
manufacture. Respectfully,
NORTON BRcs."
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16
WHAT OTHERS SAT.


Muskegon Chronicle:
Democratic newspapers have been
publishing statements that the Italian
Government would not be represented
at the Worlds Fair because OF the Nc
Kinley bill. Now comes the Italian
Oftcial Parliamentary COMMITTEE. ap-
pointed expressly to examine the bill,
and states That As per cent. Of exports
from Italy TO this country are made
free by the bill, 81 per cent. made sub
jert TO lowered duties. IL per cent. kept
at the old rates, and but per cent. en-
lsrged, saying also that the bull Is high
ly satisfactory. Next!
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

Detroit Times:
Daniel J. Campau, the Democratic
Moses. is going To spend an indefinite
period in Dresden. How the Demo.
cratic heads OF departments will miss
Daniel j. 1t would simply pitch them
into opaque grief were Don NJ. Dickin.
son to sail for Europe. and if-horrid
thought-Isaac NJ. Weston were Ia
leave for foreign shores the heads Of
departments would find themselves in
a slough of despond with q quicksand
bottom. The comfort and advice OF
tbs trio during the last two months
has been as simple and persistent AZ
unsolicited.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

Twelve words VIII sss-
ually ~ = tke I'VE ltDoos
this-toen and Not % exs
s,ee<i twenty words three
ltnes. and In the larUer
advertisements the aver
age u sevea words 90 =
lime. There - but one
price and that - quoted
Ina tho table herewith.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

tbs Ohio Legislature u sudeT'ng
with . glnt of embryo legislation.
Enough bills are coming iato both
houses to keep them grinding away
until dog-days.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

MA Cosussa nsaved - frsspset. III.
alsd ~ hsx ha1nena's body "a; pped ~
thAt ptDss fiss ysaxs sxo tse is5y
moved ~ pnyton. o. sGaan tssssk ths
hs<ty o< h<s ds<s1sea hsss~ad v.1a hsx.
a hAndsp<zlo vanik uss nsssd up 81 Day
too % rsessse tas e4ske<, snd Tor ave
ysan ~ deeeessd vAs allowed - Fs-
annzn ua1nksshntsd- Mrs. torash essas
- s. Paul issk "Wednesday 70 I've ard
u became nec<enry - AGAIN sxnuHle
the bones Il h<x husband. and the
eAskst containing HE remains conn
pIesed 10 fonrtn Journey overland yes
tsrcay. 4 funersI vss bed yesterday
afternoon ~ ths gsssdeaee ef hss
bTothsx.1
A the poor man eAs evidently lost
spirit and smbitloa and Is MOI able 10
do his own ksking With any real
sarnestness. the TxIEoRAN-HsRAID Ia
the n2me Of Humanity and mascuhnisy
enters this kick for hsna.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

uGtAI C0tAt6 GAOSJAN0Ct
ROOMS AND Q TOWER eLook.
DEGOLIA ..PropriotoFs
WANTED-Maie Helps finners. tsan-
met makers. iurniturs workers. boya
yVANTED--Female HeIp-7 girls for gen
w eral bousewors. cham bermaids. Z isns-
dress. dishwashers. diningroom giris.
cooks. sewing girls
TOR sALE--A ine modern house on Cass- ST..
piumeed throughout ga aud all modern
eonveniences. This house must be sold AID
Will go AZ bargain
good hotel la or cut OF city. By \ re-
sponsible party. one with furniture and Q
good bar trade preferred.
L'0R sALE-Two Groom houses On North
Lafayette-sf-, near Bridge win sell both
or one cheap II sold within the next % dsyA
Tor sALE-9room house on Munson-st-. -
foot front. good cellar; well and cisferns
terms.
TOR sALE-eroom house on Thlrd-st-. stone
Il foundation; good well and eixtern viii
sell on contract. 500 down. balance monthly
payments.
TOR sALE-7-room house on forrcstst-. ~
Il foot fronf. we'll. cISter0 an1 modern co.,
vcnicnces; On contract. 500 down.
TOR SAILS lots on Norih-sve-. S<xloe q
500 each; on contracts easy terms
LrOR sALE--As acre farm. mIiee from Battle
Il Greek: soil clay loan 6room frame houoe.
land all under cultivation: owner . uou-reoa-
dent and anxious TO sell; price $500.
TOR EycHAvGE-.1 acres two miles from
u Saugafuck. 100 peach trees BEARING s.
standard pear trees. % cherry, IS apple -
piums. 800 goosbcrries acres OF strawberries.
good house and harm. Price t10a
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
III erty Ia sums 10 suit koolsst and 2. Tower
block
HOUSES and rooms 10 rent: also . number 81
IA good teRants ~anting TO rent. bring IN
your keys Rooms and Z. Tower block.
DrGoLfA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

Uncle Dan'l Soper gave in at the last
minute. and consented not 70 appoint
his "darter" deputy Secretary OF State.
The place goes to Rowley. of the Lans-
ing Journal. man who will fill it more
ably than Uncle Dan'l Will the higher
one
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

soxs state militia eoionsls Are getting
little cheap nosoriety for vaioF snd
patriotism, BY offering the serviees OF
their reg,msnss 70 the general govern
meat in the campaign against the In
drama
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16
EDITORIAL RATING,

Ex-Rev. Rowland Common, Of Sagl-
nav, has been very severely handled
tor his remark that every editor in
Michigan could DO bought for $500
apiece. is barely possible, however,
that our contemporaries ought to feel
flattered at their own rating in the mar
ket, if Ohio editors are 90 cheaply
bought as appears by the following
extract from the Chicago Nails "Club
Mans Gossip"
"In Ohio last year Calvin s. Brice
was the Senatorial winner. He is very
wealthy mau, railroad magnate, and
. Wall-st. operator. These qualities
were not looked upon with favor by
the grangers of the Buckeye State, and
when the candidacy of Mr.. Brice was
announced IL did not meet with an IN
Simultaneous and hearty welcome from
the provincial press. Calvin's eagle
eye-or rather eagle eyes, for he has
two Of them--at once saw the greatest
stumbling block in his Senatorial path
way. Every Democratic country editor
in Ohio was honored, surprised, and
delighted to receive q dispatch from
Mr.. Brice in person, which read about
as follows:
Please send me your paper from this date
until order il discontinued. Forward IL to
Lima. o.. and send me bin for subscription
ptiee and 1 viii remit CALVIN ;. BRIcx.'
cit is safe to cav that no Ohio editor
neglected to comply with this request.
About two weeks later each editor re-
ceived another dispatch which Was sub
stantially the following:
'T want TO thank you personally for your
kind editorial expressions npon my Senator, III
cand dacy. an too BUSY TO do more than 10
assure you that 1 luily appreciate your WORK
To rny behalf. AID that shall not fergstit.
CALVIN 5 BRIcx-"
"This telegram surprised quite q num-
Der of editors who bad been silently
sulkiug in their tents, and, among
others, few Republican editors, who
had burned considerable midnight oil
in writing scathlng denunciatsons of the
Lima candidate.
But u msttered little. Calvin had
captured the country press, and bis
candidacy was a success from that
moment. The opposition to his cleo
! ton dwIndlsd into insignifcanee with.
| in two weeks MIR. Brlce is now SEN
ator. verbum sap
-
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

The finest stock of Boots and Shoes
in the city must he converted into cash
Immediately. The assignee of Tulip &
Scott will commence selling goods at
No. 81 Monroe-st., Monday morning.
for what they will bring in cash. The
stock will be closed out as soon as pos
sible. +. NJ. KENDALL, Assignee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16
Useful Johnny.


John j. Enright, of Detroit, is gener-
ally regarded as valuable adjunct to
the Michigan Democracy. As stump
speaker ne can make fully as many mis-
representations in gwen time as other
leaders of the faithful who have been
engaged thrice as long as he IN annun-
ciatlng Democratic principles. He can
also embellish . story with the most
popular slang and relieve its monotony
10y sandwiching In several different dia-
lects. Among his more intimate friends
it is claimed that he can execute q song
and dance in truly artistic manner,
All accomplishment that. taken in con-
nection with his many others, make
him an entertaining companion and a
jolly good fellow.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

ONO is soon TO struggle with the
question of making standard tinse the
legal time for the state. Michigan was
foremost IN this advance movement
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

OxIY 5000 has been offered for The
Kansas senstorship- Way doesat
Brice bid x5o0o.S ssS take that Sen
storship IN. too
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

sTHF wind has been knocked out OF
the air-saip." says . contemporary.
Yes, yes; Dana did it with hssIitiie sun.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

CLEVELAND will make . speech At the
first banquet Of the Confederate Vet
eran Camp of New York City. He
ought to tell those veterans how vali-
ansly he fought them with substitute.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

Lily White Flour
Is made from the choicest wheat, cafe
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

To the young face Pozonni's Com
plexion Powder gives fresher charm s,to
the old renewed youth. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16
REAL ESTATE!

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGED farm Of p
l. acres. 80 acres cleared. balance timber.
large house. good barn. $50 apple trees. 81 bear
ing; S o peach trees, besides cherry. plum aud
pear; excellent soil, well watered; situated on
east side OF Grand Traverse Bay. In sight OF
the finest summer resort IN Northern NIGH
gan. GEO. A. CUTLER.
TEN ACRES south Of city. suitable for plat
ting or gardening. for sale In b,dy or In
acre pieces. GEO. A. CUTLER
l. berry-st-. up stars. whh front and rear
access, hard and soft water and handy 70 cars
%. GEO. A. CUTLER
Over Board OF Trade.
NEW EOUsE on North Lsfayette-st., rooms.
Az large cellar. pleasant location, SIS per
mouth. GEO. A. CUTLER
HANDSOME suburban lots on my new plat,
III cor. Burton ave. and Buchanan-st.. south
" '' GEO. A. CUTLER
HOUSES AND LOTS and vacant lots in
IL various parts Of city for sale or exchange.
Gk0. A. CUTLER
GOOD hardwood timber lands IN tracts OF 800
" acres or less. for sale or exchange; also a
tract Of 30 acres OF cedar. black asD ard pine.
GEO. A. CUTLER.
7 OTIS 1t South Grsad Rapids for sale OF e1-
IL change. GEO. A. CUTLER.
Over board Of Trade.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

AvxKs commendAbae addition % ths
free srhool system II tnis conatry 10
propossd in ths Ohio Leglslztnre. II
. pzoposlhoa 70 make me establish
snens Of eight schools compulsory IN
ali essass Of 5000 OF more population
IL 10 plan worthy Of ssraoas con Ter
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16


TURN 0yEh new lcAf ara build house e
4oNr esn lnstc2d 81 rcnfiu&. t&n cASn
Ala <suV mere Ga essS tefms VIA oo0 hoass
= 90 s ssrss s''sfa Prsss iss. s. s ss
Opposite Sweets hsSca.
Eok sALE-H es.< saa let, Ne = 1912
More. ledsafo biesk. II
exchange Lon city D. spetis. es tern 81 ~
Acfee. situated IN Esten eslssntx. ~. msles IN
= grsulsls slllsxe Ter teftacr psrslc1.-srs
address l. l.. g.. care sh.s eflee- IL
EoR SAILOR Exchange. twe ne2f Rew
y houses. Tor isTser o1s lois IN soeth cld
ar SINAI farm near ufv. Ikpbs ortG stolx. .
Cana al. ~
EfoR sALE-My new feroom house on Ter
= race ave. near NexilhyAse fornare. eel
lar under Wno.e house. bath roam alGA hot
and cold water. ana marble isv2tory. mkntei
an sitting roan. gas. etstefn hrst kfoFy IN tshed
barhooa prsss ss1a or rs ansata shall rs'ss
the tssee Ia The spfinx- L. l. tueasnaa. And
sLe1yard block.
DEACTIfJL HOMES and how to build then;
AZ u designs with neor plans II low and tlea-
crate ensf hemess eolofcd pst~ss a pages,
ssns ssi y sss eass ssf cav =
cansi-st.. Grand kspids Mica SYST
EoR SALE-New sroem house on Parlssve-.
u near 1homas-sI-. east ffoat. 80 feet frofa
cable. furnace. mattel. hsshfooIa. inside
closet. marble lasatory. eAk finish. cist<ra AID
concrete walks price. $50. or 81 Per month.
Solid stone house. cor Lawn Court and Ter
race-aye.. t<oV or - per month. li-nooH
house, Teri see ave-. Ss0sa ar sss per month.
{. ". TUFTS. Ledyard block. Pear.-s.-. entr4ncsL
NOR sALE-Ny new home. Ne. a 1srrses.
ave. JUST south OF Wealthy. Que Of tie
prettiest sites and best neisnborhecds in the
citys ali modern Improvements aud ten rooms
i have cut down The price four hundred dQl-
lars and offer it Tor sale Tor $3.50 e. r.
Buchanan. Ledyard block. roomss aud 4 x5af
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

SkssssxA's gubernstorial twins bang
on Ike sheep ticks
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

Attend the great slaughter sale 81
Chicago Shoe Store, % Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

WILL SELL ycu one Of those beaufiful lots
4 on ny Fifth-ave. addition for $50, $50 20
e6oQ on EASY terms; also sixty MAE caelce lots
on MePberscn's addition. nuinb hrsf aud
second sane price. terms one-1uaFter cash.
balance on time at per cent; beautifully To-
cated call and see me in new once ~ IA North
Frontss.
4-nOO-oue 6ne byick biock. ceuprfsins
2ttNV store. basement. and elegant rcoms
on second hecr; hof water heat. ~ oaIy tT3ya
Cali ~ M real estate esfces No. II n. Frontst
HOUSES IN al parts Of city non 80 sss'sn
III No. II North Frontst
CTEAM ss4 water beating asa plumbns ~
y tsrand Eaps6s Steam Heatiag and Plumb
snz Co. IA North front-st
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

Elgin 0llsJ News:
The Washington newspapers would
do we'll to cease their attacks on Gen.
Cutcheon for denounciny the intern
perance and immortality of Washington.
Gen. Cutcneon is an old soldier of
spotless reputation, probably the ablest
member of Congress from Michigan.
He is not crank but knows perfectly
well what he is talking about. Is it
not q patent fact that Washington is
morally rotten? Do not its society"
people indulge in drunkenness and
debauchery to the nations shame? Is
not every gathering of Congress at
tended by an ingathering OF gamblers
and prostitutes? If the Washington
press were not tarred with the same
stick they would not be so prompt to
resent an exposure of the evils.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16
To This Complexion.

Governor Winans, of Michigan, is
bidd ng for the Democratic nomination
for the Presidency. His insults to the
soldiers have been studied, and, IS The
Bay City Tribune remarks, he is an
earnest follower of G. Cleveland.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

EoUSD-Twe notes for sloo each. payable in
= Detreit owner an SCI ssms by calling
% r. @ Lacs- IL
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

I 0sT-Abcut two weeks age : water spAniel
dog With cesiar On. Reward Ter has reiara
70 lss okswmct-4ve- 10
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

The following letter written 70 the
editor II the Chicago Grocer come time
sines, bat held IN confidence aud not
published until recently. explains the
operations Of Norton Brothers in the
line OF tin manufacture, and 10 worthy
OF pesuszl:
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-14
kohdveite in Luck.

Ed. Thompson, who has just returned
from trip to his new strike in the San
Gabriel mountains, Los Angeles county,
Calilornia, reports tnat he saw and con
yersed with number Of Mohava county
men while in the Eden of America.
Hon. A. T.. Davis il now a resident of
Los Angeles, and is one Of the owners of
one of the richest gold properties ever
struck in Southern California. The
property is situated in Oro Granda.
Specimens on exhibition in Los Angeles
are one matt OF gold. Mr.. Thompson
says they were the most beautiful sam
Piles OF rock he had ever seen. DR.. Bur
dick is superintendent of the county poor
farm, with salary Of s2,4OO per year.
He is in splendid health. In fact every
old resident OF this county met by Mr..
Thompson is doing well and laying by a
goodly supply Of this worlds goods.
The mines located by N. ID. Shppev,
in which Mr.. Thompson is interested,
are rich in free gold and the ledges are
from one to nine feet IN width. It is the
intention OF the owners to return in the
spring and do large amount of work on
them.
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-14

California and Arizona Mining Company,
location of pfinciDal place Of busiDess San
Francisco. California.
NOTICE.--Ihere are delinquent upon
tho following described stock, on account
of assessment No. four, levied ON the twen.
sy-ninth day ot September, 1891, The several
amounts set opposite the names of the TO.
spective shareholders, as follows:
No. No,
NAMES. CERTIFICATE. SHARES. AI'r.
William Virgins. 81 3T5o AZ 900
Martin Corcoran. 81 1850 I25o0
And III accordance with law. and an order
Of the Board of Directors. made on the 18Th
day of september. 1871. 50 many shares OF
each parcel II such stock as lnay be neo.s
sary wsil be sold at public auction. a. COM
pany's office. go Pine street, room 4, on
Monday the thirtieth day of November,
1891, ut the hour Of twelve O'clock noon. OF
s'id day, to pay said delinquent asses q
ment thereon. together With cost OF adyor.
tising and expenses o fths sale.
4. K. JEWELL, Secretary.
Office :k30 Pine ST.. Room 4.
Mohave County miner., 1891-11-14
Work is still being vigorously pushed

ID.
| Work 10 still being vigorously pushed
on the Ark mine.
Judge Cowan was at Chloride looking
after his mining interests one day this
week.
Joe Boland is taking out some good
ore on his gold claim near tho Little
Boy mine.
j. G. Ogden is up from the Olympia
mine. Everything in that country was
looking well when he left.
John Jamison has gone up TO Lsyne
| Springs TO do the annual assessment
work on one OF his mining properties.
The two Nighthawk tunnels were run
in twelve fee. each since our last issue,
and some good ore is being taken out.
Some good gold developments are re-
ported from the Santa Maria country, in
the southern portion Of Mohsye county.
WILDER Brakeman is in from Chloride
and reports everything running along
smoothly and considerable coming to the
surface from all the mines
The continued depreciation OF silver is
forcing our prospectofs TO seek the gold
districts OF the county, with the result
that numerous gold discoveries are being
reported.
Tom Mcmahon has got down TO work
with his jig on the dump of the Prince
George mine and is making good jiggings.
He can make about five hundred pounds
daily, the value per ton being $3.50.
Gold Basin is now on the verge OF
good sized mining boom. There is no
earthly reason Why the rich gold mines
OF that region should not be worked, and
no doubt they viii be in active demand
in the near future
Mr.. Cleaver, foreman OF the Disiatf
mine, sprained one Of his ankles last
week and has been confined TO his room
ever since the accident. DR.. Deane went
out Wednesday night to set the ankle |
and reports that it will be all right in |
short time.
A rich lead OF gold bearing quartz has !
been discovered by two prospectors from
Utah, at point three miles eas, OF the
Eagle mine, on the east slope OF the |
Black Canyon range. The ore is the
richest ever found in that district, being |
laced and scanned with gold.
Billy Hutt has refused an offer of
5000 for his mining property in the
Needles mountain. The property ia
showing up finely under development
and the ore continues TO improve in |
richness. Should il do as well in the
next month as in the past it win show
up over s. 900 in sight
John Barkel and Tom Glover, who
have heen working on the mines 10
Weaver for the past month, came IN last
night. They report that the Eagle and
Golden Eagle mines are the largest bodies
OF ore ever found on the coast, and that
II the ore will mill in the neIghborhood
Of fifteen dollars per ton they will prove
bigger bonanzas than the Comstock.