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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
TOOK cURIos FROM THE INDIANS.
A California Indian Agent Charged with Un-
lawful Doings.

SAN Francisco, Cal. Aug. 2s.--Scvcrai
months ago charges were preferred against
II \. Rust, agent of the Mission Indians
of Southern California. An investigation
was made by special inspector, but proved
farce, because the inspector permitted
Rust to provide an interpreter and to die
tate many questions.
For several years Rust has made prac.
tice of taking from the Indians any curious
pottery or lace work that struck his fancy
lie seldom offered to pay for these ARTICLES
which the Intiians reality sold to tourists
for 81. Kusts sale netted him 5000.
Residents Of Pasadena. where he lives.
declare he has sold two other collections,
and that his total profits from these sales
amount to SIs,0 900. This has been done in
the face of positive inhibition against GER
tain classes of Government employees max
ing such collections for sale. If they col
Iect curios in the course of their duties
they are supposed to turn them over to the
Smithsonian Institution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
HEAVY WEATHER,
Bark CASTELAR, Had a Rough Time-Towed
into Sidney. Cape Breton.

Bo.rox. Aug. 2s.~-Steamer Raven
sheugh. which arrived today from Antwerp
reports a stormy passage. The captain
reports that at FIVE A. NJ. Aug. 52- he
sighted the dismasted Norwegian harque
CASTELAR,, with signals of distress lying
The CASTELAR, was from Bathurst \. b. for
Barrow on the Furness, with cargo OF
deals.
Her captain reported that they hal en-
rountered hurricane that morning and was
Obliged to cut away all the vessels masts
but the mizzen. to save her from founder
ing. The CASTELAR, was leaking badly.
We attached hawser and hurried tow ards
Sydney, c. b., the nearest port. After
towing her an hour the hawser parted. The
sea was running high and We had to lay by
until the next morning before We could get
the second hawser aboard.
We reached Sydney without further mis-
han. The Castaler and cargo is valued at
rGipDo; insured for half that amount
During the hurricane we saw an Amefi-
can barque with sails blown away and a
quantity of deals floating in her vicinity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
COSTLY CAvEiN.
3 ddeiord Business Blocks UnderpinnIne
Washed Out by the Recent Storm.

BlppltuRn, Aug 2s.-Last night the
undermining of a brick block on Main
street slipped from place and a large section
Of the end of the block fell, The building
was badly damaged and cannot be used
until repairs are made.
II i. owned hv James G.. Garland and
occupied by Cousins 4 Co. fancy goods,
aud ex-.ludgc lIamilion's law office.
The block adioius lot where excavations
for the foundation of Il new building are IN
progress The cayein was due 10 the late
storm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
THE SUGAR BOUNTY.
Ourina the Last Fiscal Year the Goycrnmen.
Paid 81, ,342.077.

wAsHrxGrox, Aug. 2s.---A statement
prepared at the treasury department. shows
that the amount of sugar produced in the
nited States during the last fiscal year,
upon which bounty was paid was as fol
lows Cane sugar. at;l ,s29 III pounds ;
beet sugar. II 0oi ,s3e pounds sorghum
sugar. | .lSG ,0sG: maple sugar, IA -ss2
pounds; total, 31s .Il5,2i1. The amor Mt
of bounty paid on this production was ST.
3I2,gs
The estimated amount required TO pay
the bounty for the fiscal year 1888 is So
600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
KANSAS RECALLS LITTLE RHO0f.
n is not Prepared to Enter Upon a New York
World Campaign.

TorrkA. Aug. 2s.-A sensation was ere
ated in political circles here when the Kan
s,s Democrat, the official organ OF the Foo
ple's party and Democratic party de
nounrrd in strong terms the efforts of tho
New York World to raise fund to carr,
Kansas and other Western states for Cleve
IsnI. 1t SAYS ctiitoriallY;
The World carried on the Rhode ISLAM
campaign single handel and alone; it threw
sneakers of national reputc into that ii'tst
state it sent Cleveland to Providence: i
,irow uc,l out the local Democracy and tbs
result was complete Waterloo. lh'
World doomed Hill for the Presidency 'ii
m. tim,. arrived to ask place and power
and when the naming of four Cabinet oth
GERS was absolutely refused ii flew tbs
track and commenced its famous don
campaign against flm.
I'll the people of Kansas are rot deter-
mined enough to overthrow RepuhlieanIsa
in th,s state without the insult of Pulitzer
money, let the state 20 Republican.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
AT OLD ORCHARD.
campmee,ing Season Closed After the Best
Series Of Meetings Ever Held.

Olp ORcHtKD, Aug. 2s.-The last tenn
perance meeting of the session closed to-
night. Yesterdays sessions were devoted
tn rhirl PARTY interests AMI were interest
ing. hut owi ing to the storm the attendance
wa small.
To.iav Rev. J. F Rhoades, Bildeford,
prearhetl in the morning. In the afternoon
,d,lresse. were given by Gen. Neal Dow
Judge knowlton. Portland; Rev. Dr. Park
hurst. Boston, editor of lions Herald.
This campmeeting season has been the
best ever knuan at Odd Orchard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
FIRES IN MAINE.
Livery Stable at Houlton Burned
six Horses Perished.
Maine Jersey Cattle Association Elects
Officers at Annual Meeting.
Saturday was q Wild Day Along the Coast
Steamers Delayed

Horlrox, Aug. 2*.--Cloughs liver,
stabl.. and dwelling. on Mechanic Street
were burned early this morning, sil
horses, some carriages, sleighs' pungs, har-
ness and household goods were destroyed
Cause Of FIRE unknown.
fhc seven horses rescued were badly
burned ami two were shot. Loss 5000
insurance, about $500. tloaghs mother
aa- lying At the point of death, and was
removed % the house of a neighbor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
At BAR HARBOR.
Sunday escursionists Capture the 1o~n-Sct
rotary Tracy Sails for New London.

EtR lI,Euor. Aug. 2s.-rhe town was
throngcd with excur,ionsts today. The
Maine Central Railroad brought in about
20lo people
Secretary Tracy sailed for New London
on the Dolphin at . this afternoon.
Baron SchclIing and Pierre Balkin of the
Russian legation arrived tonight and will
>pcnl September here,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
AFTER the SEALERS.
Bark Lydia Caught in Act Of Transferring
Skins and Was Fined 500.

PoRr TOWNSEND. Wash, Aug. 2s.--Ad-
vices from Siika, Alaska. per steamship
Mexico state that the whaling bark Lydia
was seized in Behring sea while transfer
ring seaIskins 10 the bark Northern Light.
and was fined 500 and released.
Capt. Fanaoa Of the schooner Winifred-
seized in Behring sea for Illegal sealing.
waived an examination anil Was released on
$500 bonds, on charge OF violation Of the
revenue laws.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
THE CHOLERA.
Berlin Denies That Asiatic
Cholera is in the CITY,
But Hamburg is Still Suffering Sc
verely From the Disease.


Bka,t>, August as.--Thc sanitary OH
cials tonight reiteratc the assertion that
there is no Asiatic cholera in this city.
The suspicious case reported Yesterday.
was u woman who had just arrived from
Hamburg and was seized with cholera
symptoms, The woman and husband were
Immediately sent to Moabit hospital, where
they are still detained.
Frequent eases Of cholerinc are reported.
Professor Koch declares there is no reason
for the exaggerated alarm that prevails in
Berlin, as the sanitary condition of the city
is incomparablv better than at Hamburg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
CRIMINAL NEGLECT
Charged Against Authorities al Berlin In not
Preparing Tor The Disease.

BrHLiN. Aug. 2s.--rhe Post publishes
letter from Hamburg physician making
grave charges Of neglect against the an
thoriies.
The National /eitupg comments strongly
upon the attitude of the Hamburg Senate
in ignoring the precautions ordered by
Prussia in July. These comments voice
the popular feeling that the time has ar
rived TO abolish special privileges guarnn-
tecd to single states and extend the central
power of the empire
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29

Nrw Yoss, Aug. 2s.[The Socialist
Labor party held it, national convention
here to-day Delegates from New York
Pennsylvania Massachusetts, New Jersey
and Coaneef,cnt were present. DAVID
TAYLOR, Boston, presided and Henry Giynn.
New York was eleeted seeretsus.
Twas unanimously resolved to nominate
a Presidential ticket and the following can
dita,es were put up President, Simon
Wing, Boston: Vice President. Charles II.
Na,ehett. Brooklyn. Mr.. Wing is a tailor
and Mr.. Maehetts 4 car painter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
IN RUSSIA.
II Continues 10 Spread In Many Places es-28ss
Deaths last Thursday.

ST.. PETERSBURG, August 2s.-Cholera
continues to spread in several towns In
central Russia and Lubhn, though the NOR
tality is not alarming. The official returns
show that throughout, Russia Thursday :,
there were reported 300 new cases Of
cholera and 1868 deaths.
In st. Petersburg, yesterday. seven new
eases and ~ deaths were reported. Twenty.
eight eases of cholera occurred in the
Charitable asylum here. The outbreak was
.lnc To bid fool
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29

WasHixGrpx, Aug. 2s.--The London
dispatch from Sydney stating tina. the treaty
powers have notified King Maiietoa that
men-of-war will be placed a, his disposal 10
enforce the payment of taxation was shown
TO the state department officials. In reply
it was stated that, in view Of the supreme
court Of Samoa being without the means Of
enforcing its decisions outside of the NUM-
cipality of Apia, an understanding had been
reached by which the naval vessels Of either
Of the fhree treaty powers may lend aid II,
serving process or executing Judgments Of
the supreme court. and TINS cause its judi-
cial authority under the treaty to be duly
respected throughout the islands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29

Of Hoods sarsapariIla wins friends wher-
ever it is fairly and honestly tried Its pro
prietors are highly grstihed at the letter.
which come entirely unsolicited from mer
and women in the learned professions
warmly commenting Hoods Sarsapariila
for what it has done for them.
neo1's Pills cure liver ills, jaundice, bill
iousness, sick headache, constipation.
&wfolrmtfchd&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
The Maine State Jersey Cattle Association
Elects Officers.

Wl>rnRor. Aug. 27.--Thc Maine STATE
Jersey Cattle Association, held its annua
meeting here this afternoon and elected the
following officers: President. \. S. Samp-
son of Temple: vice-presidents, .. Gard
ner of Rockland, Il. +. Briggs of Auburn
secretary, y. Il. Pike of Winthrop pedi
gree committee, y. r. Pike, 7. II. Smell
u. W White of Winthrop; directors, $
T. FLOYD. j. +, Brainard of Winthrop W
q. Whitman of South Turner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29

to be receiver and Mr.. Walker wanted TO
be his chief clerk. In fact. Mr.. Walker
said so himself. of course. the other clerks
who would be needed were to be parties
friendly 10 those who had asked for the
receiver.
There was monster petition of about
n.o.st signatures sent into the Office of the
supreme justice for presentation to the
court. praying that receiver be not ar-
pointed. But the court paid no attention
whatever to this petition.
Il desire Just here said Mr.. EiwellA
Ito correct false rumor printed by most
of the newspapers about Mr.. Somerhs
shsenting himself from Indianapolis. etc.
He Was aboa; all the time, watching the
interest of the orders.
And now. one word about unpaid
claims" said Mr.. Elwel. The June
claips are found signed by the proper Off
GERS, bat they had not been sent out from
the supreme accountants Office. They
were ordered by the supreme Justice, when
he discovered the fact, to be paid at once.
The July claims were then ordered TO
be signed and sent out; but their intended
payment being reported TO the court, the
court enjoined all the funds. So neither
the June nor July claims have been paid.
These would foot up about $4,000, the
non pay ment of which must be hardship
to the beneficiaries At the time there was
on deposit in the banks in indianapolis
abont Stno, 900 of Iron Hall money. So
they were not left unpaid for lack of
funds"
The following is copy of the report sent
10 the supreme justice by the supreme ac-
81. Ena ii of
the order on Ang. o.ls92. This shows the
exact state of the order at the time of the
trouble at Indianapolis;
INnIAN, ,PoLIs, Ind, Ang TO- isaI.
l.. y. Somefby, supreme Justice. Order OF The
Iron Hail-D-sr Fricnh herewith respectfully
transmit my report OF Toe financial condition Of
the order from Jas- /, is5e to July 81, isw..
B,NEIIr FUND.
Receipts.
Balance ON hand Jan.
l. isss Sl,WJ,5ls..l
Received from assess
ments, No. loi 10
III inclusive, l,s'a,6Sas0 Sl.SI. 1881
Disbursements.
65a2 sick and disabIl-
ity claims. sSioese.tl
l1s death benefits, 5..l2l.5a
1876 final benefits. i.GI3,3651o Sl,39d, T3?i
balance on hand In
benefit funds, Stn>. .osi 40
RESERVE FrNn.
Reserve in the hands
of branches, includ-
ing all nccuInnlAtions
up 10 Aug. /, l>pe si,J3, tt.ta
Reserve IN hands Of su
preme cashier, iis.ial;sa sl.J"P,i.@
GENERAL ttNp.
Receipts.
Balance on hand Dec.
n, 1891, slj,
Received up 10 Aug. l.
is92, .0,9jl.l6 $50 iiri. Il
Disbursements.
Warrants from No. 1851 TO 1874, incu
stve. s65. .id6...i
Balance on hand in general fund s.2,a;s9.lo
I.cspcctfully submitted in T. J.. r.,
signed T.. j. WAIkIE,
supreme Accountant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
Fire al Thomaston.

TupNt>ruN. Aug. 2s.-The harness shop
fire last evening, The building was nearly
destroyed and the stock badly damaged
Stock and building insured for 5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
Funeral Of Alber. Loveioy. I'd. al Houlton

HorLrnS, Aug. 2s.-The funeral of Al
bert Lovejoy, ID, who died Friday, took
place this afternoon. The services were in
charge of st. Aldemar Commanlery
Knights Templars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
WELSH TIN pLaTE WORKS
Closing 60 Manufactures Nov Closet
Workmen Coming 10 America.

LoSpos, Aug. 2s,-;eversl Welsh Tin
plate manufacturers closed their works On
Saturday. Sixty works are now closed anil
lp,Ho hands arc idle. Many .aiIed Sa,ur-
day 10 tiu,l employment III America.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in eHec. June rs. 1892

GOING WEST A " for Lewiston,
Pennington. kocklsnd. Portland. Boston aud
Montreal Z " aAa u 70 \. " fof tiRliovel tar
diner and ~oHth t,ardin.r p.sa and 10 is 4 "
Portland and HH~ton rOffu.riiug fbr Whit Hnan
tam Points aud t1uel5se f-lG E. " for liAilu,scll
sHrdiasr ard -outb Gardner i-I3 and 10 f. VI
igr htuns~rk. Bath. PsnlAnd lioston, = 70 T.
VI for Hapsrit. frariiuef and south Gardiner
800 T. ". might Pullman every night for irN
i-ton, Bath, Roesland i'ortlagd and f;o-iun; lie
A ". ryrfy night for Portland ,nd Boston
aO1NG EAST l.a1 \ might express foi
SkowhaRnn, Belfast, iHngDr. har HnFbor, -
stephens, ~ John and Ar,e#tuOk opuiY 4. - \
W every night Tor hHnEnF ahd Haf llarb"f, ~4a
\. for Nafertliir Nnd ~kowi'gan aHd
by whiting ai aleryiiip Tor Hbusnr apd B1f
iinbof ~ and 8 l7 T. u. for WAtrreille. Dak
land NnFth Na-en, bingham. SkDn hrgaD. Echt.i
Dover, fVSFrnN Bangor. Bar iiurlur ~ ~iDphDn~
-. John sbd troS-tu.k ouatY iniI,,d. + i5 T.. VI
for NaiervJl", and sunday "hiy az . " A. NJ
for HHhgor.
The Nigh rallraaa rrain. going ea.t at t63 4
NJ, going west ~ u ~ T. VI ran each way ryeri
night, sundsg Included. connecting for lewiston
morning., or 70 Belfast. Dexter. or LrYnid fan
gor. eSerldlpg 20 Bar iisibaF, ou sunday morn
ing,
1he dss . vprss.S tra,ns going Wet at IoiB
aud th.t ~ ? a T. ". rEu dally sunday 10
clu,'''i, h"iw'"n Boston. lcwi@tpn, Bath, Bangor
and 81 John.
Night ENPre.. going FaAt at 14fA. VI. AMI W..
~ u fun every night belseoB Eo-toi
aud BtF Iiarhor
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for August
l1Hvrs South l;Hrdiner p n ard 1000 A VI f2la
and - =. .e,nrd,ner,9 20 aud lO.l0 4 NJ. Ig5I
and 10 T.. ". flallowrll e. ~ and to a 4 NJ
100 and 80 = "
Through t,ckot- to California and all point.
sonth aud Wr-s may b" h1d af +. H. Walker
ticset aErnt, Augusta, the only office in Augusta
s"iliHs via HlI routes ami checking baggage free u
rNPrnsc,
rAf TuckER, Vice Pres, = Geur Manage,
, T.. BooIiBN. Gent t'ass and fcke; Ag't
Portland, June - iSp2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
1000 HOUSES
And the Goycrnmsn. Building rssifoyed by
fire In Borissov. Russia.

Sf. PYrrHsBeRo, ABg. 29.-Searly one
thousand houses including the government
building, has been burned in Borissot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29

Our national game without Johnsons
Anodyne Linimeni. to rub the heroes:
Impossible. d&wnrornfpr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
With Slight Charges in Temperature, and
Variable Winds for Monday.
f.g grAIHEs,

WAsHisGroN, Aug. ee-For New Eng
iand Fair, slight changes in temperature
variable winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
Local Forecast.

Bosros, Aug. 2s.-For New England (:
MONDAY, fair, slightly warmer, variable
winds.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-09
California Fruit.

CHICAGO. July S.-The Porter Brothers Company
sold to-day three carloads OF California Fruit
Royal Apricots. 81 55@l go; Alexander Peaches,
81 10; Haies Early Peaches. 81 6OG2 10; Bartlett
Pears, So 55@3 90; Tragedy PrGneS, 81 1908 20:
Simoni Prunes, IS TO- Mikado Pums, So SO;
Plums, SO 10; Royal Hstive Plums. 81 1892 90;
Peach Plums, g. S513 so.
The Earl Fruit Company realized the following
prices Tor California Fruit sold at auction here TO-
day; Bartlett Pears, IS rs; Hale's Early Peaches
= o9g2 lOi Roya Apricots. 81 5O91 As; Cherry
PumS. 81 so; Purple Duane Piums SO; Peach
Piums, 1908 30; Tragedy Prunes. SIS 80: Sfmont
PTunes, 50 IS; Royal Anne Cherries, 50 35@a2 So
Black Repub lean Cherries 81 so.
NEW York. July S-The Porter Brothers Com
pany sold to-day four carloads OF California Fruit.
slmoni Plums, 30 90; St GATHERINGS. So So Trag-
edy Prunes, SO 12Iz6l3 81 -: Purple Duane Plums
50 80: kenig Claude Plums. 81 SO: Peach Plums
% 5IE @4; Royal Hative Piums 81 2592 S7L5:
Black Figs. 81 35@2 %: Apt!cots. Si62 05 !;
Peaches, 81 3G@2 20: Beurre clifford Pears, 81 rs
Bartlett Pears. 81 621e(G5 25; half crates BLACK
Hamburg Grapes. 81 20; half crates Sweetwaters,
81 62Ja.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

=, e. A. Cutting and wife to Amelia Coin, lot on r.
$40. " - w Il 90
Estate OF John sullivan to Charles L. Davis nm.
divided half OF lot w line OF Deyisadero strssf
10 OF McAllister. 20 by W 100: $IS57.
1887. " 'e'
Estate Of John Sullivan to Edward Graney. un
divided half OF lot on y line OF McAiIfster street
81: OF Frederick. % By 1926: $1,000
$1,000. ~ VI Saihe'
=, Estate OF John sullivan to James c. Nolan und
sdled nall OF lot on w line of Devisadero stree.
IVY OF McAliister, rs by w 1875; $3.50
$3.50. 1900 ~ Vi s""o'
Essste OF John Sullivan to Guskve g. Olsen un-
ud N.ueu nan OF lot on line McAliisIer street
oS:o r OF frederick, % by 1925: $3.50
3I575. W 0N -'"ii Va oa"io'
same to Albert NJ whittle. undivided hair OF lot
On " lIhe OF Devisadero street 90 n of McAllister
\ 20 by w 100: Slss7
Estate OF John sullivan to same undivided half
1eorSs stierien and wife to William II. brown.
iot on w llDe OF Frederick street. 10 s Of Cali.
fornia, 81 20 by w $50; So
1ohn Swanson TO Annie l. Steinburg and katis
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-09
THE STOCK MARKET.

Lower prices under light sales was the rule yes
terday. No news of any importance was received
from the front consequently no disposition TO sus
tain prices was shown. The market is senSitiv e.
however as was shown by "a little demand for
STOCK on the noon informal session, when the
market brscea up for few moments. but Quieted
down again and declined.
on the early call very little stock changed hands.
Ophir sold al 81 20, Mexican 81 80, Curry 81 10.
Best & BeIeher 81 so, Sierra Nevada 9Oc, Union
81 o. aud Con. Cal. & Va. 90 6593 20, to sales of
but 100 shares. Bullion sold al Doe NorerosS
81 IS. PotVsi soc and savage 81 -. OF the south
enders. Eeichcr SOLD from 81 65 down 10 81 55.
Alta zoe Challenge co., Crown Point 81 10, over
man zoe, Seq. Beicher 35c aud Jacket 95c-
After the call prices weakened OF tor time. then
tnrned and advanced few cents under lively sales,
the market closing strong and active al the noon
on the 1880 P NJ call Whites purchases Of ophir
at 81 1902 % was the feature the market gen
orally look ed weak. Prices few cents lower
and plenty OF stock 10 be had st the morn Il 6
bidding prices After the call the quotations were
cents better and The market closed steady but
inactive.
Silver was steady yesterday. selling at SIC In
New YORK and SO l5-16d in London.
The Gray Eagle Mining Company has levied an
assessme Of cents per share.
W. h. Ii. Hart leIt last evening 10 attend the
silver convention to be held at Helena. Mont.
J. Z. Lyman returned from TuscHrora yesterday.
The Noble Gibson Mining Company OF Aspen,
Colo, has declared dividend of ! 5 cents share,
aggrecatlug $4,000. payable July 10, making
S95O0O0 paid this year. and $lS5O,Oo0 paid to
date.
ANsLL Gi4a ~ tue IiVSc % 100 l. Aau SufPti6u suo
world with mineral product aggregating less
than S455, 345.OOO, OF which SleliS5 .O30, 4l2s
per cent has been gold, with coal TO the value OF
1928 $4,000 and silver, more reeept product, TO
the extent OF S05 100000, and tin 10 the value OF
SAC 405, 600.
Bullion valued al about $4,000 has been received
FROM the Coptis.
The racine Bank Will pay the usual semi-annual
dividend OF 81 per share on July Is.
The California -street Cable Railroad Company
has declared a monthly dividend OF so cents pea
share, payable JulY 3.
All the East felmoat mines are to be consolidated
under Colorado manag 10 be worked by the
cyanide process.
new mineral called "bolerlte" has been discoy-
cred ID Lower California. II Is copper and silver
ore. which Is found IN cubic crystals of indigo
bIu- color.
John Ely OF the famous old Raymond Ely
bonanza mine Of Phoebe. New. has about conclude d
the purchase OF the Yellow Jacket gold mine IL
Lemhl County for an English company.
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