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Commissioners Notice.

THE Undersigned having been appointed by the Hon
i Probate Court for the district OF Bradford commits
sioners receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands against the of Franklin learned late Of
Newbury said district deceased, and all claims ex-
hbed in offset thereto, hereby give notice that viii
for the purposes aforesaid at 3. Demings store
10 o'clock a. m. until o'clock p. m. of said
day, and six months from the roth day Of April A. p,
1902 is the time limited by said court for said
creditors present their claims to for examination
and allowance
Dated at Newbury this r4th day of April, A d. 1902.
F DEMING, I @
Of w II RtcI CoHHls'
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Growing
More Liberal

That's what the human
race is doing particularly
the American part of it.
There are a few left who
are satisfied with ancient his
tory. But most people are
ready to apply modern pro-
greSS and common-SenSe to the
treatment of the human Stom-
ach-an organ that demands
its rights whether or no; that
reSentS the insults of worm
out methods. All this is to
emphasize the facts about
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-04-29
Commissioners, Notice,

THE undersigned having been appointed by the
Il Hon Probate Court for re District Of Bradford
Commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against the OF Asa W.
Howard late Of Bradford in said district deceased and all
claims exhibited in Offset thereto hereby give notice that
we wall meet for the purposes aforesaid at the office Of
~ Watson an said Bradford the 2sth day OF May and
9Th day o. September next from O'clock until O'Clock
m OF said days and that SIX months from the 9Th day
Of March, A. D., 1892, is the time limited by said Court
Tor sad Creditors to present their claims for
animation and allowance.
Dated at Bradford this asth day Of April, A. D.,
1899.
O. R. BAKER,
~ c. F. CLARK, Comms.
L. l
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-04-29

The superior merit of Ayers Cherry Pee
toral as an anodyne eXpectO~a is due to a
skilful combination of the most powerful
ingredients. Nothing like it has ever been
attempted in pharmacy, and its success in
the cure of pulmonary complaints is I'M
Darallpled
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legal.

PROBATE COURTS AND COURTS OF INSOL
VENCY-BRADFORD DISTRICT 1868.
Probate Courts and Courts of Insolvency within ane
for said district will be holden the ensuing year follows
Bradford-At j. H. Watson's office in Bradford on the
second Tuesdays of every month, commencing January
nth, 1887.
Corinth-At the Hotel in East Corinth on the thrc
Wednesdays Of June, August and October
West Fairlee-At the Probate office in West Fairies
on the last Saturday Of every month.
S. M. GLEASON, Judge
Thetford Centre, VT, Dec I, 1886.
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Notice,

| hereby give notice to all persons not to
sell any goods 10 any one including my
wife Mary A. Brown or any other person
or persons upon my credit or harbOr or
account without written order signed by
me authorizing such persons to furnish
such goods. or board on my credit from
this date.
o. Q. Brown.
South Newbury, Vt, April q, iS92- "a
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COT 7 0L.E:NE:

There was once a prejudice
against CottonSeed oil. But
people who are alice, who
inOeStigate, who have no
bigotry in their composition,
have found that pure, refined
cottonSeed oil combined with
selected beef Suet is a better
article in every conceivable
way than hogs lard. And SO
they wisely use it for cook
ing-and are correspondingly
healthy and happy. The sales
of COTTOLENE are enormous
and constantly increasing; a
proof that it is appreciated by
appreciative persons.
Ask your grocer for it.
N. X. FAIRBANK g. CO..
CHICAGO, and
S Central Wharf, Boston.
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Bucklen.s AMIGA Salve.

The best salve in he world for cuts, brufs-
es, sores, ulsers, sat rheum, fever sores,
letter, chapped hands, chilblains, cOrns and
all skin eruptions, and positively, cures piles
or no pay required. IL is guaranteed 70 give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
A. L. CLARKE's Drug Store
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Sold by Druggists, or sent postpaid on receipt
OF price.-Dr. Humphrey Manual ga pagesl
richly bound In Cloth and Gold. mailed free.
HUMPHREYS MEDICINE CO..
Cor. William and John streets. New York.
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THE MILD POWER CURES.
HUI wi Phi REYS'

DIR. Humphreys Specifics are scientif-
cally and carefully prepared PRESCRIPTIONS; used
for many years in private practice with SUGGEST
and for over thirty years used by the people.
Every single Specific Is q special cure for the
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These Specifics cure without drugging p1rgine
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the Sovereign Remedies of the World.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
C0ND ES>ED DISPATCHES.

NE lo-4vs-s11 countries are concerning scticl
zssi1si tae proposed French exhibition in 100.
The Cologne Gz-stte says :: has refused 20 en-
-, n tie cause Of Prince Bismarck All hs4 ~
.ee'et as eoInG2icatiq1S
The Western Ualon Telegraph hss refused
further c-e4it - tie ssA,@ q Kentucky. watch
h2s 10 money II - treasury
Ire II he Western Cuiou oF1iee 4. View Or
lesas OF sunday destroyed the switchboard sni
Battery rcc-1, causing ElCch tanaage - batteries
s1d WIS
Ie2 sect hsrysst ~ TIE Cairo. Cal. Aas begun
and tAs factory WILL have enough OF TIE sesson's
crop - ran tor toU- -oaths sue tas output .
expected % -eacA ns4-.y 80 tous.
TIE coatereaee Of Jew = rabais At View Yo-k
a. c.osed altar seolisAs-s tie customary
-Il'iaI2-y rttss tor p~oseiytes a2d 5eclGIcy %
permit cremation 4 ths 5swtse church.
so-.r pers21s Who we-s lu51-e. ~ lie exp,o-
-1-'l os t1e boiler O. the sseara- N0u, A2e as
Vzc9sy saturday, dis; IL = hospital S1Edzy,
MAKING s2e number q tAe dead txeasy-six
N o5lc-2- te-e<-aI1 FROM Eaao. ne cap. a. Of
4olS-- says TIE Fre-cA eo2vov ssI into
t1ilsss a-lc..seNts near R1cls auI 9c1 rrlarsler
~12AAeaa. captain C1srpsntler sal ten msa
~ece Al--sa 2z1 ssye-a, otAsrs wcunsfs:
Ioe famous Calisornl4 case q Ifrrts Rs,..oa
- = - sharon sr3 =, - Newla-.s. trustees
g. '2s estate o. William >as-5c deceased. IL
Ee-F1as S,SNloO, has teen ces's4si II the
~-'~ti STATES elesl4: ccars oy Judge Hswley, 81
>@2 -rs1ctscf', u ave. O. defendants.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
ALL ARE DEMOCRATS.
The City Officials Just Elected
at Port Townsend.
IMPORTANT MARRIAGE DECISION.
Fires ut Cressporf, Idaho, Fairhavea
and PorsiAnd-Edftor Challenges
Reporter TO Fight Duel

PoEr TOWNSEND, July u.-lSpecial. -
The city election here today, one Of the
hottest political contests ever Enown IN
the history of Port Townsend. resulted N
4 clsaa victory fo- the Democrats Horace
Tucker. Democrats candidate for mayor,
was elected By majority CT a.; Marshal
Delaney BY PSI. The Democrats claim the
election o. four coanci.ra en on TIRE ticket
az large. The Republicans, howeve-,
calm that the city charter pro-
vides for the election OF cornell
men in their respective wards II
this can Re maintained the Re-
pGslicans viii have elected three
ont Of four counciimen- These shree xil
undoubtedly contest their seats. The loss
OF the head Of the ticket 70 the RepG0li-
cans is attributed by leading members Of
the party 20 having PIT up 2 0Inparatively
unknown man and TO the fact THAI the
Democrats had the entire machinery OF
the city government IN their control.
Wholesale fraudulent registration sni IL
legal voting are charged. The Democrats
are making the night hideols with thel-
yells.
Following Is the successful ticket:
Mayor. A. Horace Tucker; marshal,
Thomas z. Delaney; councilman First
ward. George E. S:arrett; Second ward,
Albert c. Phillips; Third ward. James W
S.ockani; Fourth ward, Charles Il. Pink.
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National League Games.

CLEvuAxp, July II - The opportune
hitting Of the home team won for them
toiav's game. Score: Cleveland :, hits
II. errors ,: Philadelphia S. hits {. errors
Ia. Ratteries-Dayies and O'Conaor; Es-
per and Cross
Sr. LOUIS. Jgly 1.-THE Browns gave
agav the game By poor playing IN the
last half. Score: S. Louis 3, hits :, e.
ro-s >: baltimore (, hits :, errors , Bat
teries-Breitenstein and Buckley: Cobb
and Gunson-
CHICAGO. July u.-Auson tried three
nex players. with the usual result Score:
Chicago ,. hits 5. errors 3; Boston 8, hits /.
errors 5. Batteries - Hutchinson and
Schriver: Nichols aud Bennett
CINCINNATI. July u-Heavy batting
won the Iirst game for the Reds Score:
Cincinnati l.. hits 10 errors ); New YORK
:. hits l.. errors t. Batteries
Chamberlain. Dryer and Vaughan; Craze
and BovIe In the second the Reds man
aged to bunch hits in the sixth inning
with great effect. Score; Cincinnati 4.
hits 3.errors o: New YORK , hits :, errors O
BaEter:es-Mulane and Waugh: Rusie aud
O'Rou-ke-
PITTsBURG, July Ii--kinslov's single IN
the tenth inning won the game. after hot
struggle Score: Pi,tsburg :. hits :, err
rors ,; Brooklyn :. hits 10. errors 3. Bat
teries-Terrv. Miller and Mack; FoGtz
and Con Daily.
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sieInbsch & Wells, New Bruins
THE CODE IN TACOMA.
Editor Harris. OF the "s Sur Wants &c
Pink Reporter Ryan

TACOMA. July I.-TSpecisl. At 10 s. II
tomorrow II. T. Harris, editor Of the Ia
coma .Saa. the official state organ Of the
Peoples party. viii Re arraigneG n the
municipal court on complaint Of ". A
RYAN. reporter on the Meas, for eaaIlezg-
inE him 20 SIGHT duel.
Yesterday. during the ansi-Piakertoa
naaSs-nee;ing, NJ. Harris referred 70 the
absence q Editor Franklin X. Lane. Of the
Meas. referring 70 him s. I ''fzir-weathe-
friend. " according "a Mr.. Ryan. who sub
seouenfiy gave sufficient reasons for
Lanes absence. As Harris continued in
unpleasant references 10 Lane. RYAN stated
IN an Ende-;one that Harris shoald Re
called down" also that lie was
taking an unfair advantage Of
adjourned. Harris presented his card 10
Ryan and said he would see him later.
Harris IS 4 Southe-ner and while * IT.
QUires q great stretch OF the Imagination
10 credit him with taking 2bo1; i
prospective duel. tbs: seems to be the
deduction. IN view Of Harris statement
last night tina; be Won j have satisfaction
an apology Or due
This morning = mock trial was con-
oocted and both the parties summoned 70
appear before Clerk Lu-tx. Of the -nu-
n1cipal court. Harris, = no did nos know
about the Joke. appeared with ms counsel,
but Ryan did no; show N. Lister Ryan
viewed the MISTER seriously ana swo-e OF;
8 warrant for Harris arrest.
Harris has 4 fiery temper.
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Senator Allen. OF The state OF Washing
ton, has hsd the pleasure Of sending gold
medal granted ty the United States gov
eminent 20 Mrs. Martha White, Of CopaIis.
Chehal : county, Wash. The medal osars
the inscri ptioa: In testimony Of heroic
deeds II -escQin- three men from drown
Ing"
The granting OF medals 20 citizens for
deeds OF bravery IS authorized under the
laws Of 1874 and ISIS. They are known as
i.fe-s4v.ng medals o. the first and second
c.aSs. the one OF god and the other OF sil-
ye-. The medal Of the arst clAss is given
20 persons who perform liie-savlng
acts OF extreme and heroic daring. and
the silver medal 10 those whose deeds
are nc. sufficiently distinguished 10
deserve the medal OF the first
c.2Ss. During the eighteen years OF the
operation OF the laH 81 persons have r.
ce-ye1 : scals, the latest being Ms. " aite.
In her case. as II all the others. The record
Of her he-Cis,2 : spread q; length On the
flies OF the J-easG-y department and forms
tie evidence upon EAic4 hex title 20 recog-
milton : Passed
The Official letter 70 Ms White tells the
story OF her herolsm IS follows:
A151.-I have tAe hclo- = s-ansuis the
goa 42se-sAT.nE I3e14l AWARDED yoQ 11der The
Provisions Of ac1s @. congress approved jlas >.
l>-s anu jane =, IS-,. "A testimony ~ hero C.
des-> = Saving -2fs from ps-s Of tas ssa CT Ire
occasion OF the wreek q ne British oark Fern
Gs-e OK Sz1laEy -. lssi2
K appears f-0ga tze evidence On file II this de-
Tsft-ssut Wat tie k5rl1A-e stranded &bGl.
So . cock II tie morning q GGe day above
uAzle1. Ss5 yards Of Nor;a Beach. some fifteen
r1..e> north - TIE enhance - GrSys hsroo-,
" Washington : II weather VS. very tack. and
there Was : strong sl-t1e2s. Es.e sli heAvy s-s
Ea-ty a the lo-2lDg d wztcstsl Ee.Ek 5o-
.
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BOISE Cry, July 1.-The discovery OF
two iepers. one living and the other dead,
upon the Martin ranch. twelve miles
above Boise. has created much excitement
here. The dead mans name xas George
kavansugA and ;EaI Of EAe Surviving
lepev Is Alex McCaE- haysnaagh died on
Friday. When the undertaken went TO
inter the body, which Sas IN dugout, he
found the floor literally covered with
blood and ve-rain. He was nearly over
come with nausea The corpse vas lying
on filthy blankets. McCaw vas not five
fee, away. slowly dying from the effect Of
the malady. HIS body IS rapidly decom-
posing while he stiI lives McCzw re-
fuses 20 say where he and his ate partner
contracted the lo2shsouae disease.
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FAIEE,vEN, July IL. Special The
building Known IS the Lawrence house.
corner ~ McKsaEle avenue a33 Tenth
street, was DESTROYED bv IRE cary I'll
evening. X had bat one ar tno cccuran.s.
Nothing was saved. Ihs h@..ts9S AS H.
Su7e3 Tor $S,tt3 in favor e.. lie A.>op. az
this CITY. who AIS = deed a.. t-us. .roa
Mrs. L.zzie Aa-er, 81 Seattle, T. secure 81
Indebtedness u hia'. incurred when
Ma-er was ~ business here two wears ar,.
The ground 81 wAich tae ou.l.uS stands
is owned ~ Max Fecilns2&. al = a11ase-.
Il IS the first IRE ~ any Importance - e
the reorganization 81 the re department
TIE authorizes called cen the Naatc-s p,
re department Ior A-j. Wh'es vvs.e, ..r
responded Tie origin : be.leyeI 10 he
.ss.sr.sTa-v
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PAsrEUE HAS THE CHOLERA.
Four More Deaths Near fsris-Spsir
and Portugal Alarmed.

PASS, jay lL-Fou7 deaths. attributed
- cholera. Ne-e reported :: Auoervl.!e-s,
I'VE mics north 81 Paris, today
Louis PAs,elz : IL, believed 70 be with
the cholera
LCNpoS July II-Aivices from Persia
Indicate that tae cholera 5 no; advancing
along the road from Nssaed - Tehe-an.
t1t >oa5G and Portugal are taking pre-
cautions against ;Ee ;Gt-odlcg.oa u cholera
sDcs those countries
-. PErEz>sVgs. jay liza Friday
there we're l9I rex cases Of cholera.
,a--ty-tNo cases S-e reQo-te{ n Assra-
KAN; >lxtv-;a-ee cases and sixteen deaths
l2 >a7atat'; IS cases Sna thl-cy-sevea
oe&;A< q. B4ka, s-x 3es;As ~ Tsa.s, and
n-oe cases - Tsa-.sEsn. Three hundred
eCl'Era..,s from the affected Districts A-e
eGAr21a2el n yAs hA-5o- q As:-akaza
W.tAo~: .-el.ca, attendance, and win
;ro5 a03 water scarce. The inhabitants
z~a rs=At-v
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Lawn Tennis Tournament.

CHICAGO. July 1.-The Western cham
o;onship matches OF the United States
National Lawn Tennis Association co1l-
meacei here today So the Riverside Bay
Tennis Club grounds. California sent
two REPEATED invincible-, Joseph :
Tobia and T. H Hlb5art. Of san Fran
cisco. The features Of the event are con-
tests n which Chase and Ryerson VIII
light TO retain possession OF the double
trophies secured last ye2-. In todays
match Hubbard and Tobja won from
Wren and Gardaer after hard match.
Chase and MS cd partner. Shaw. were
victorious in 3 match with Avery and Nc
noRau
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WORN OF THE PITCHERS
Percentages OF Victories Won by rsris.
NortaNest lNsirfprs

table sho@1ng the percentages O: VI.
tones won ~ each Of The rsi.che-S - -
Pacific Northwest League dar.a. sae -.
championship season : given be.ow A.
i = impossible - a-w2ys assign victor -
defeat - one o. the o2be- pitcher 49,.
more than one : u ne COX Tor 90 <e--s
team u tie same game. ysc:.srv -
been given - q E232 who has tee-s N -.
box 81 s. during 4 winning sar1a ans =.
defeat here he has done aav ws,.z j., :
losing game The ug1~es awa-i The -
% Young Lsipsr. % TIE Po-eaads ~,
has the splendid percentage OF - W,t5
eleven victories ont o. fourteen rs,raz
R@cc-1>, 81 spokane, comes mexs. w5-h
80 Is Dlg2s - expected, Mans Al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
Fire at san Franc

sss FRaxcfsco. July IA quarter
hock 8; Fifteenth and Howard streets
WAS DESTROYED ~ IRE this afternoon.
Total los 3D. oo1. Among the property
destroyed were coal yard, grocery and
s6oGrn o. more dwellings
The Insurance vii not equal more than
SnAytrr a. the .oss. The hesv losers
are !. ". Range, who owned row - tats.
wh.ca we-c consumed. an3 +. w.
SsGyas, Sko lost several cottages.
The occupants Of the dwellings
lost heavily or furniture. as tire
IRE spread rapidly and there was grea,
oi15ratsy II controlling il. owing 70 lack
g IRE hydrants IN the locality.
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correct t.a.s-zen: OF f.ca e&1aos Be
avoided wronr exists: rights have
been irf-5nged on. Eaosenoaag e5fizs1s sEvs
besa r&i.-eese1: TIE lsS has teea 0yerrid5el.
TIE lowe. cos-ts have tseea successfully III
ycke1 for restraining relief That tae ns.sozxi
court has original Jurisdiction IN The sc:iozs of
this ei.ss cannot be questioned, ozt TIE i'm
porfart question - whether tas court CT
ek&rce-y can exercise is power 70 restrain
Q further eorrG4ssioa Of tie ac-s kers-ia eoz--
p,asned OF
The ua-e.srssnet execution o. the design.
which 4; would seem from she record
IL this case the defendants en-
terrain would TesEs: unfortunately.
IL carried TO tAelr Logical con
ez1sson n that the oEaeE OF she property would
lose ifs coatroi AID management; i -ozl1 be
worked By saca lsbogers. during SUCH ho1., SO
sch vases and under such regulations Is
~. lsborsrs themselves might direct CEcer
szeh . rule ia possession would be-
coEse oaero3s: enterprise employing labor
would cease, and instead Of activity and plenty,
i6isness and xsa; woz.e soisow. WEsteysr the
enshnsixsts NAY hope 70. IN his country eyerT
owner Of property 1asT vo7k IL as re Will
Associations o. isbo-ing Easn into orgsoiEa-
fIons for socisi essoyEneut, mental improve
iasa., for TIE protection 0. their Interests AID
the smeiio.atAoa q their condition
IL rot condemned either By the peop.e o, tie
Lag. On the contrary. :. Is tAsir righ; - co 80,
and sasy have tie sympathy o. az classes II
heir e.o.ts 70 advance their interests 81 lawful
means.
The court then refers 20 the conflicts
that often arise and says:
u - when these oo1alc;s become
O. heated that violation o. law,
y~eoe Of tie community and destrae-
tina OF La AID property are threatened, ihst
the czozsr1s are compelled 20 interfere. Dadesir-
aisle Is = ;Ae e1.T. and the co1,s which avoids
u when prsseate3 would deserve only contempt
The court quotes 4 great many authori-
ties. and holds IN eject that the acts COM
planned OF, though not necessarily crlu.i-
mai, are Of such a character ss
to he unlawful, and that they
should be restrained. A provisional in
junction is therefore granted pending
1nal hearing of the case.
Judge Beatty takes occasion 10 explain
that his original temporary re-
straining order was not intended
TO apply 70 any newspaper.
This explanation was rendered necessary
By the fact that one or more newspapers
In the Ceur d'Alene alleged that they had
been officially served with copies Of the
injunction.
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Kansa. Democrat. Reject Fusion.

TorgEA. Kan, July L-Tasre Is much
dissatisfaction among the leading Demo
e-Ass ot the state over the se,ion Of rne
siase Democratic convention IN indorsing
She EeoF.es party nominees The
DEMOCRACY - the Fiith congressional IS
tElci has Issued = cal 10 q. true Democrats
IN Kansas - meet az Her.nston on July
J., - pat = luN ticket in the field Other
districts sre moving Ia she ssDle direction
and u Is believed tast there viii he : good
representation at He-iaStoa The Demo
Gratis q the Seventh Gerry SIMPSON -
district STe preparing 70 par up candidate
eraiuS. him
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WILL ATTACK wAHDNER MIsEs.
Four Hundred Armed Men From Wall
lace in the Town.

wARpSEs, Idaho. July U.-FSpeciaL. !
News of the trouble in the Gem and Frisco
mines at Gem produced a grea. sensation
here. Groups OF interested men were seen az
various points ground town all day dis
cussing the situation, and dispatch was
sent to Governor Wiley signed by a num-
Der of citizens reciting the loss
of life and property The
excitement, however, was increased
to fever heat when it was learned this
evening that large force CT strikers were
on their way to Wardner from Wal
lace to attack the mines employ
ing non-union men. These soon arrived
and at III O'Clock tonight a picket line
was established around the town,
which no one was allowed to
pass. There are now in Wardner
400 armed men and an attack will prob
ably be made on the Sierra Nevada and
Bunker Hill mines before morning.