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THE REGATTA AT NEWARK.
Eight-Oarcd and Four-Oared Contests TIL,
Afternoon.

NEWARK, n. j.. July IL.
After an hours intermission. made by
dropping the senior singles scull trial heats,
the first trial heat in the intermediate eight
cared shell race was rowed.
THE ATLANTIS WIN.
The first afternoon event was well contested.
The Atlantas. New York. who got off last. won.
time 7.55ls. with the Staten Island A. Z. second
in 500.
The second event in the afternoon was the
second heat for the intel mediate cight-oared
shells.
The Institutes b. c.. Newark. won: Passaic
b. C., Newark, second: Friendship L. c.. New
York. third. Time. 1904. Best time previ-
ously made in the association, ia.
ATLANTIS AGAIN WIN.
The race for the senior four-oared gigs had
but two entries. 1t was won by the Atlantas Of
New York over the Tritons Of Newark
lime, $40.
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Mr~. Davis Fails TO Decide.

NV YoRK, July l1.-Mrs. Jefferson Davis,
who has been spending several weeks at the
New York Hotel, left this morning without
making decision as to the disposition Of the
remains OF her late husband. 1t is reported
that she has asked for a year in which TO give
snwer to the Richmond and Jackson, Miss,
delegation who have waited upon her.
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THE POST OFFICE SITE.
The U. =. District Attorney Has the Papers
That Perfect the Title.

The papers in the post Office site condsmna-
ton (square S4S. between 4. u. 18th aud 18Th
streets northwest were returned to the die
trict attorneys Office yesterday afternoon from
the Attorney Generals office, with the approval
Of the President of the findings. The district
attorney viii now forward the reports on the
titles as rapidly as possible 10 the Attorney
General and the Treasury Department wlll
issue the checks.
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Meeting Of American Consuls in SPAIN

MADRID, July I.-As q result Of a series Of
meetings o. United States consuls in Spain.
which have been held at the residence here Of
Gen. f. Burd Grubb the United States min
lister, it has been decided to effect important
reforms in the consular practice and to adopt
measures favorable to the Chicago Columbian
exhibition.
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We viii bexin on Monday morning. July 0. to sell
entire Dry Goods and Notions at COS. for
% days AGRAND CHANCE To GET BARGAINS
UNIFORM REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT The
ENTIRE STOCK. You may inquire. why do we sell
At cost. Tie answer IL. to closs the remaining
summer stock and have many Of the latest novel;
ties Of the in Ladies' Wear Of Wash Fabrics. and
also We can show an immense assortment Of Under
and the price Of every article reduced in this
sale BY this means We Keep our present hands en-
plOyed instead Of curtanz the force Is some do at
this Of the year We surplus stock
into cash. giving ready money pay for Fall and
Winter Stock.
We do not Gull over our stock to make reductions
here ans there. Our reductions uniform. and on
article In the The cream and sugar Of the
stock IN with the salt and vinegar. Come and see
fos yourself. Come early the rs, choice IL the Lest,
T. d. BURCH I CO..
Dry Goods and Notions
15os nh q. nv.
U&lw tCaI-s pass the door,
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Treasurer holland of Missouri Convicted.
JEFFERSON CITY, No., July 1l.-State Treas.
urer holland was found guilty and sentenced to
two years in the penitentiary today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-11

New YoRK, July l1.-Charles Brown of Phila-
delphia, who is charged with robbing number
Of dry goods stores here by obtaining parcels
of silks from messenger boys sent to deliver
them, was today held in $4,000 bail in the
Tombs court.
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"CAMPBELLS ARE COMING"
How the Democratic Situation in Ohio APP
pears.

THE GOVERNOR WILL PROBABLY BE RESoMrNATED
on THE FIRST BALLOT AT CLEVELAND NEXT
wKEK-MR. NEAL HAS NOT A pELEoATE-cAN-
DIDATEs FOR MINOR STATE orrIcEs-THE TWO
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-11

WORCESTER, MASS, July LIE is understood
that creditors Of the Worcester steel works
have consented to accept q compromise, and
the works viii soon be running again. The in
dsbteduess IL about q, 2Oo, 900.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following tie opening and closing prices Of
the New YORK stock Market, as reported by special
wire 10 Corset ard Mccartney 1910 street
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Mira Tfbhs llcnlea,

Louisa Tibbs has. by E. NJ. Hewlett filed an
swer to the bill of Willis Tibbs for divorce,
denying the charge Of adultery.
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Range Of the Their

Range Of the Thermomseer.
The following were the readings at the signal
Office today: 9 a. m. 70; = pm. u Maximum
Is; minimum, &c.
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Sales-Regular call-l2 o'clock m: lexington
and Soldiers Home Railroad. 10 at T."
Government Bonds-U. ). AIS, 1891 registered
BID, - asked: Y. S. A., registered, ist;, icy '
Did, us asked. L. 5. Is, 1907, coupon, Il6h bid,
lis asked
District of Columbia Bonds-Market stock Is, lssa,
currency lOi bid 2c-year fund, IS, ls92, gold lO0k
bid, - asked. 10Y fund.- 5s, 1899, gold los y bid
Water stock, -, 1901 currency, LA bid iJ5 asked
3o-year fund, Is, gold 1872, lie bid. - asked.
Water stock, IS, currency, 1903, l26 bid, 1856 asked
Miscellaneous Bonds-W ashngton ana George
town railroad. 1910 Us, lU5 bid, lbs asked Wash
ington aud Georgetown Railroad Convertible ID.
l3z bid, asked Masonic Hall Association,
IS, 1905 l04a. bid, los asked. Washington Market
Company, LIST mortgage Is, ITO bid, - asked Wash
ingtOn Market mlany, mp. Us. III bid IL! asked
- asked Washington Light Infantry lstmorfgage,
It's, 1904, sy bad. - asked Washington Light IN
Gas Light Company, series A. Gs l25A bid. =
asked. Washington Gas Light Company, series
3, is, i26a bid; . asked Washington Gas COM
ton Railroad is. ys1e bid 1902 asked
| National Bank Stocks-BaIk OF Washington 43s
bid, 40 asked Bank Of Republic, 21o bid. asked
Metropolitan. go bid. 800 asked Central. 800 b. Il
| Second. ISL bid, - asked. Farmers and Me-
| chanIcs'. 100 bid. - asked. Citizens. lIv bid.
1855 asked Columbia. Isl bid, l5S asked. Cap
1854 asked. Traders, ia bid, l2O asst. Llncon
| W bid. lUl y asked.
| Railroad Washington and Georgetown,
1
Columbia. =! bid, ~ asked Capitol and North q
| Street. % bid, ~ asked. Capitol and North Stree,
Rights bid lol asked. lexington and
| Solu.ers iome, 81 bid, Is asked Georgetown and
| TeneytOwn, IS bid, - asked.
Insurance Stocks -:'reInen S, IS hid. 50 asked.
| Frankhn, 90 bid 10 asked. Metropolitan, 50 bid -
asked. National Union, lG bid. ii asked. Airing.
| ton bid, - asked. Corcoran, Is bid, - asked.
| Columbia, l5se bid, l6is asked q erman- American
1s5 bid, = asked Potomac, 50 bid, 100 asked
! Riggs, ia bid - asked Peoples, 81, bid 81
ASKED. Lincoln, bid. = asked. Cominercia., I
| bid. - asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title l25
| bid, - asked Columbia Title, q bid, Go asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-WAsnIngtou Gas,
433. bid, A asked. Georgetown Gas, Is oId u. >.
| Electric Light l54 bid llO asked.
Telephone Stocks-Pennsyivania, bid asked.
| Chesapeake and Potomac, ~ bid, C5 asked Amer
| lean Graphophone, - bid, asked.
Miscellaneous StOckS-W ashington Market Com
pany, IL bid, q asked. Great talls Ice Company,
| 1856 bid, l1J asked Bull hun Panorama Cont
| pany, 10 bid. Is asked. Pneumatic Gun Car
riage, :. bid. q asked. Ivy City Brick Company,
| 81 Oid.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies Washngton
| Safe Deposit Company, ll2 bid, asked. Wash.
| ington loan anu Irust Company, s6 bid, vi
asked. American Security and Trust Company
| 20 0id 96 asked
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MR.. NICOLAY SUMS LIP
Evidence Which He Claims Convicts Col
Mcclure Of Misstatement.

ANOTHER CHAPTER IN THE LrScoLN-HAMLrH-
JOHNSON coNrRovERsY-How ME- NIcoIAY's
ASSERTION Is SUPPORTED NOT ONLY BY POSI-
TIVE STATEMENT, But Bv COLLATERAL HE
ToRlCAL FACTS
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Constablea Reappointet

In the Court in General Term today Messrs.
s. T. Luckctt and J. I. Msany were reappointed
constables
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Baltimore Marketu.

BALTIMORE, July u.-Flour quiet, unchanged
receipts, 4,O23 barrels: shipments, 6S7 barrels:
sales, l,2ss barrels. Wheat hrm -spot, l.Oo,a;
the month, ysAassa.; August, s.a9.k; Sep
tember, 961v a96sa; October, Va southern wheat
steady; Fultz. soal.O3; LongDerry, s5al.Os-re-
cepts, 5J,ii. bushels; shipments, none, stock,
los, lab bushels; sales 6c.oOO bushels. Corn firm
spot, 81; the month, 6519 aG6,S; August, ~; sep
TENDER, 81 southern corn, steady; white, .1sats;
1853 bushels shipments, none; stock, Zz> 81 BUSH
els Oats nrm-No white western, 4sa4s 4; No.
= mixed western, 4ia4. js-receipts, LOO bushels:
shipments, none; stock, sS.4Sz bushels. Rye quiet
and lower-No. 2. 6Sa.0-recepts, 3I5 bushels:
shipments, none; stock, 6.s5S bushels. Hay higher
good to choice timothy, l25Oai4VU. Grain frexhts
active, unchanged. Cotton Notwithstanding, Sl.
Provisions nrm-mess pork, ls.0OalsOO per barrel;
bulk meats, loose shoulders, On; long clear,
{; clear rib sides, 6t.; sugar.pickled shoulders,
GiS; sugar-cured smoked shoulders, ~; hams, II 4
a1lA: lard, refined, "a. Butter dull, unchanged.
Eggs steady-i6k. Coffee steady-Rio cargoes,
far, 1S%; No. :, I'm. Sugar nrm-granulated,
~. Copper unchanged Whisky Unchanged
Peanuts unchanged.
BALTIMORE. July ll.-virginia consols threes, q
bid; Baltimore and Ohio stock, S3H asked; Balti-
more and Ohio Southwestern nrsts sik; do.
second incomes, 10 bid; do. third incomes, s bid;
Consolidated gas bonds, lo9x bid; d.. stocE. q
bid.
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FIHs wINsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP

M 'o0 ~" 81 H'r
Has hs~n rs~a 'or FIFTY YEARS w WI
lions " MOTHERS for their Chill DREy WIFI z
III THING. with Pr kIFCT SUCCESS. ItSOOTHES
u"CHiIp. SCF1ENStheGU MS. AILAY5aI ali PAIN.
CURES WIND COiIC. and IL the hest remedy for
1lARREEA Sold by Druexlsts every part Of the
World BE and asa for Nrs. Wilslow's Soothing
byr.r, " and t.ss LIZ si.er kIn1. - OoItIs.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, July u Closing. - Wheat - July,
90k; September, sdk. Corn-Juy, 6S1; Septein.
Der. 81. Oats-Juiy, S5,I; september, SsE. Pork
July. 1885, September, 1850 Lard-July, &3i4;
september. &sA kios-July, Ann; september,
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The Commissioners this morning received
the following letter, which will explain itself,
and ordered u Thorough investigation Of the
facts:
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PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT.

Under Masonic Temple.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-12-25

One Dollar Weekly

p,,vs 4 good Cold Watch By our Club
s;gsseu,' Our l4-kariit gold-filled cases
ase warranted for 20 years. Fine ElgilI
II altham movement. stem WHO
,., s,,,I set I,aflv's or Gents size, Equal
"a s,;x s50 watsks To secure AGENTS
whpst we hayc'iibue, we sell one ot the
Hunting Case Watches for the Cluo
,nriee saS and send g. @. p. BY express
swiah privilege Uf examination before
aayiug for same.
Our agent IL Durham, y Y. writes
noauiewalers hayeeonteased they don't know !.
how I'D can furnish sIleh WORK tcF Il'e nons1.
OuF agent 1T Heath I3prings, ,. Y
writes:
syttr watches take at sight; Ile gcnlenal
vho ,s1t the last watch said ihal rs exalhisls Y,
,,,, s53iced jewelefs watchers in Lancaster, s w y
sese ii, better shaa yours bttl' pslee MAs et'
Our agent 1T Pennington, leA,
writes.
kI,sslu receipt Of The wattlI. and an pieaEs
4 ssitiapsf measure. All lswlin have seen y NAs
< wnld4e cheapal : N
One goad reliable agent wanted y
eacli place. Write fUr particulars
EXPIRE WATcH ~, New York.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-12-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
i nr.l tlillc. AZ flraGnn city, oregon. |

! IaillI 0lIIce al tlFlg0n e VI UFVHuU9
.-''''' November " 1901.
Notics Il hefeby given that tollcNirg'i 'iIsnlsu
.,,ticr fas tile notice of his Intention ~ ass
rros N support 81 hi claim and fA& sal1
sis,l Min be made before TIN y
fifu County. Oregon at Albany Oreaoni on 5a'sA'
ary 4 ISsla. viz;
CHARLES +. ET0NKFikllD,
ps.emp.lonD s. No. IO74. fcr the \. W 4 y
80 ffN. u s., X - 4.
.,sstsn,n,Is residence upon OF flslN
NV, I'LL. james W. Ewing, Ge0sgc X. lsle N
M s'i'i Garland and JAMES Mlvehil allof slAnou
P.3o. LlriF Co, Oregon !,
kfthur " Godfrey who filed p, \ NJ; 1s9S NV NV
gs ''l ,,Nliee and show why said entry shaiiR no
" al's'''se' !. i. APpERE0Ni
Al Register
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-12-25
'ooinsIn.

.rsOns know'inE themselves n
,n,e will please come N and
I The fast 81 JanInsry 1852, az
reat need of money.
ED KElI.ESDEKGER
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-12-25

sons knowing themselves In
, me Will please call and settle
Il, as 1 desire To balance my
at that time,
III. al. MILLER
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-12-25
4 use Of
sithin said !
cOwan,
.iieir successors

days after the ap- /
eeby the Mayor. the
/, Frank v'Neil and \
,sns 81 stieeessors, shall ME
rider of the said city Of Leba-
ritten acceptance thereof and Of
,ons.
This ordinance will be X II F.,sag' ioree
effect from and after the approves ny
Mayor and its written acceptance BY the
hid j i. cowan. Frank O'Nsil ypa /,
Foley, as provided in section six II ms "
.sslinanee.
Approved thissfst day # DeseNbeF, iSsl.
NJ. A. MIllnK Mayor.
attest: &. w.AdcF, CIV Recorder
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-12-25

/ have Just received my Fall a.
is BY far the largest ever brought to the
si.ting Of dry goods in all its branches, gr'
and shoes, etc, viz:
carpeta and Upholstery, Blankets Flannels, Dress
Cloaks, Underwear Corsets Woolens Cl1akings, VIII
lHnghams, Prints, Gloves,r Hosiery, Handkerchiefs
Also large stock Of Groceries and full line q Booa
n WHEN in ALBANY Give Me a Call. Il
, 1891-04-25

These springs are randy becoming ia.
mOus on account of the wonderful cura.
tive properties OF the waters, aud the
many marvellous cures which have been
effected by the thermal bsths.
The town aud springs are delightfully."-
situated IN a picturesque valley in the
Black Hills country, Astounding in beau,
tiiul scenic effects and at an altitude OF
3,4OO feet above the sea level; thus lnsur-
ing a pure atmosphere and exhilarating
climate. absolutely free from malaria.
Under the enterprising aud progressive
management of the Hot Springs company
many desirable Improvement have been
made; among the number the erection Il
a commOdIuus bath house fitted up with
all modern conveuieucrs lW the comfort
Of guests New hotels have been built
aud comfortably furnished throughout.
conducted 10 6rst-class style and At rca.
sonable rates Those Who prefer stopping
at a private house will find many board.
ing places where good accommodations
are furnished, and at moderate prices.
The superior daily service now afforded
by the Burlington route to Hot Springs,
with through sleeping car accommoda.
tons FROM Omaha, Lincoln, Aurora and
Grand Island, makes the trip an easy and
enjoyable one; ard for the benefit Of al
who desire to test the efficacy of Ii,
waters. round trip tickets at reduced rates
good for ninety DAYS, are now on sale a
all Offices OF the Burlington route.
For pamphlet, descriptive of tn,
springs, and full information at to rates
time, etc apply to any agent of the com
pany, or to J.. FRANCIS,
Genl Pass'r & Ticket Agt., Omaha
Neh.
, 1891-04-25
LEGAL NOTICE.

To AlouzO Blackmore, a nonresident
OF Wyoming, whose last known place of
residence was Denver, state of Colorado.
but whose present Whereabouts is I'M
known to the within named plaintiff: You
are hereby notified that you have been
sued in the district court for the F,rst
judicial district OF the state of Wyoming,
,Uhin and for the county of Laramie, by
AiiIr Blackmure, your wife. in which
court the petition of said Addie Black.
more has been filed. The object and
praye r OF said petition in said cause is to
obtain a divorce from YOU by the said
plaintiff, and to dissolve the bonds of
matrimony now existing between yourself
and plaintiff; also Tor the custody Of minor
son. Herbert Blackmore. The grounds
upon which said divorce is asked
are: LIST, that you have been guilty of
cruel and inhuman treatment towards and
upon plaintiff as set forth in said petition:
ID. that for the period OF one year and
over, Immediately last past, you have will
fully deserted said plaintiff; Bird, that for
the period OF one year and over you have
wiltully neglected to provide plaintiff with
the common uecessaries of life and that
such neglect is not occasioned by poverty
on your part which reasonable industry
could avoid. You are hereby required to
answer said petition on or before the l4th
dav Of May A D., 1891.
[sEAL-1 SAMUEL ATKINSON,
Clerk OF the District Court OF the First
Judicial District of Wyoming for Lara
mic County.
, 1891-04-25

In response to an Official request Coun
ty Attorney Davidson yesterday sun
mitted a written opinion IN the question
whether the county treasurer conlu legally
pay the county warrant issued to 6 orge
w. Hoyt TOR supplies furnished tn
county, provided that warrant had al
ready been purchased and passed into the
hands IF another aud presumably innocent
party. 10 this the county attorney has
responded that the warrant is not a nego
table instrumentand the county treasurer
cannot legally pay it so long as a restrain
ing order has been issued by the court
The warrant orig nallY, he further adds,
was issued in fragrant violation OF the
lt4tutes.
, 1891-04-25
THE ONLY ROAD.
Saratoga stin CLAIMS The ONLY Road
TO Gold Hill.


Leader Correspondence.
SARATOGA, April ~ j. A. Shannon
OF Carbon. takes exception to that part of
my dispatch concerning the movement Of
freight from Carbon to Fort Steele, or
RRwliDs, ana "doutts' the v~eracity Of
the statement that such a report was cur
rent here. Such a report was in c~ircula-
ton notwithstanding Mr.. Shsnnon's
doubts Certainly a portion of the
Carbon road must be an air line" for
Mr. W. }. Frank. who came from Gold
Hill yesterday, said the Carbon men had
not yet arrived, but we're within five miles
of camp. The pluck and energy oF The
Carbon men Is to be admired and praised.
They will undoubtedly get there" and
We hoLe they will, but instrumentation
will only detract from the mead of praise
due them. Ii is not less than forty-two
miles, as the bird flies, from Carbon to
Gold Hill, instead Of thirty-fve as they
represent 1t stands to reason that their
road cannot be less than forty-elght or
fifty miles make 1t as straight as they can.
The actual distance from Fort Steele to
Gold Hill, over any thing but an 'indif
ferent road is exactly fifty two miles The
stages from Fort Steele and Rawlins make
Saratoga in four hours and a half. Some
evidence of the condition OF the road from
here to Gold Hill can be obtained from
this statement: V. C. Ferguson drove
from here to Gold Hill for Mr.. George F.
CAMS, the Bee correspondent, and back
the same day, arriving here at 3 p. IN.
From here he drove to Steele. and then
to Rawlins, reaching the latter place at
7;lO p. M, a feat not accomplished on
Indifferent roads. Ii Is the aim of your
CORRESPONDENT to adhere strictly to the
facts IN all information furnished THE
LEADER for publication, and leave others
to run their imaginary stage line.
V. Z. Ferguson has just arrived from
Gold Hill with seven passengers, having
taken up six passengers aud 600 pounds
Of freight on the up trip. de SAYS the
Carbon road has not showed up yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte and Mr.. and Mrs.
HARRISON arrived from Gold Hill today.
The town is full of strangers on the way
to Gold Hill aud seeking investment in
business and real estate here. Building
is pushed to the utmost and yet the de-
mand exceeds the supply. Some. idea of
the press for room can be obtained by the
statement that the Offices of w. B Hugus
& Co, the Saratoga Real Estate and I'm
provement company and that OF Hon. l.
q. DAVIS all have quarters in the Office of
j. f, Crawford
, 1891-04-25

JUDGING IRON a column article in the
Douglas Bulge, devoted ts the editor OF
The LEApER we are inclined to believe
that the pet corn Of bumptious Bull Bar
low has been stepped upon some time or
other
, 1891-04-25
RELrAHLEC COLD HILL NEW $.
Numerous Transfers Being Made--De-
veIOpment Work Progressing,

Special Correspondence.
GOLD HILL. April 2l.-There has been
great activity in the location of placer
ground during the past week; there has
been over twelve hundred acres located.
The prospects that we will have some val.
uable placers here are so favorable that all
The streams in this vicinity are now loca-
ted As placer claims.
The htty-foot contract on tie Omaha
-hait Is about completed. The shaft shows
a large vein OF quartz all the way down and
can now supply sufficient ore for a mill by
very little more work.
The contract on the Enterprise will be
completed today. This lode has continued
to improve IN richness and width OF
quartz from the beginning and now car
res considerable silver. Assays Of sam
pies of the ore will at once be made.
Work has been done on the Gold Hill
placer aud Gold City claims to the amount
Of $500 each and the owner will now ap-
ply for a United States patent.
l hear that Mr.. Morrison has sold one-
half interest in the Buckeye No. ! and .
lode %clritns, consideration 81, 200. These
claims are in the eastern portion of the
camp and are down only ten feet in
depth Also there is a report that a
quarter interest in the Wyoming lode,
sold for $1,000 but do not know who sold
or bought
Mr.. Jones of Rock Springs has bought
the store building and i, fitting 1t up Tor
office room Tor the Gold Hill Investment
company and his own use. He will soon
have a large tent here for his store. Mr..
StlckneY has arrived aud will have charge
OF the business for the Gold Hill Invest
ment company.
There has been quite a large number OF
sales made in the camp during this past
week. Among them was one from b. p.
Arendell to p +. Woods and w. /.
Frank, conveying two-thirds of his inter
ests in eighteen claims; consideration not
known.
The stage noT comes three times a
week, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
A stage leaves Rawlins Monday, Wed
nesdsy and Friday for Saratoga and Mr..
Ferguson runs the line from there here.
w II GRFENF
, 1891-04-25

Miners, Mechanics, Machinists and
Railroad men will find Aruicated Eureka
Cream superior to salve to heal up sore
and cracked hands. 1t stood the test for
years, % cent bottles. druggists.
, 1891-04-25
Green onions and caMIi-
HOICer ar AabiS ICarHeI.

Gods blessing TO mankind. say thBus.
ands who have been cured by Oregon
Kidney Tea.
, 1891-04-25

1t you prefer the best Rock Springs
coal, leave orders at Union Mercantile
company and G. g. company's store.
Telephone CT. VIM. Murphy, agent
, 1891-04-25

Ellis, Sluan 4 Shaver will rell ice for
one-half of former rates. and will meet
any cut in price.
, 1891-04-25

The facilities of the present day for ul-
reduction Of everything that will con.
lace to the material welfare and comfor.
II mankind are almost unlimited arl
then Syrup of Figs was first produce
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