Sierra County advocate., 1892-11-18
BSOlUTECN PURE

/ last summer as being lost in the Csrrizo
mountains, cane in Tuesd,y evening.
He has been spending the summer in
New Jersey aad left Maj. Marriott over
there.
Tie oprllnert q scholars in the
( Nura,on atl" J now uu..h.as ut l25,
With o;iiar families vet to hear ifo,n.
-lcscth Brunei, we'd known here as
ssWnill and mining man, is now min
ing in the state oi chihuahua. Mexico.
-Iaurerce Ryan, cre OF Kireston's
oldest and best known nitcrs aud pros
pectors, left Tuesday morning for Grip
| Pile Creek, tolorsdo. He will meet there
two more of kingston's former miner
citizens, H. J. Wright and Daniel Raft
| Mr.. RYAN has not gone TO remain per
manenty but will return to the familiar
scenes of the carly history ci the Black
Range to re-engage in mining, when ali
hope that he may strike the very best of
pay rock.
j ck Wicks aud another good min,r
are closing the assessment work on the
Judge mining claim, a mile above town,
for Jno. W. collars and Frank Thur mend.
Mr.. Thurmcnd was formerly resident
OF Kingston but now Resides in Dcming,
and his confidence in the future greatness
Of the camp is increase by the willing
ness he shows in putting up the shekels
for continued work
Tho Lille X mine, on Carbonate
creek, is showing up ore enough to keep
John c. Koferd, the owner, at work.
The property is within a stones throw Of
the south line OF the once famously rich
Solitaire mine, and it is believed Jy
many outside parties who know the
ground and formation that the Lille *.
will prove OF great value.
Frank Raburg was in town the early
part OF the week, to get burros TO carry Is
tons OF ore from the Horn Silver mine on
TERRA Blanca to the Lake Valley concern
traitor, where il will be reduced as low AZ
possible and the residue sent by express
to Chicago, where IL will receive its final
treatment to test its average value This
is being done by u Chicago syndicate OF
mining capitalists who are having the
work done by Mr. Wm. jerks, assayer
They have a f35 900 option OF the Horn
Silver group.
The Kingston public school will give
the public rare treat sometime during
the holidays, in the shape of a spelling
at which everybody who chooses can
participate. The school has some good
spoilers, among whom may be mentioned
Miss Broute Whitman, Miss Eva Disin-
ger, Miss Ida Marshall, Miss Lizzie Lee,
Miss Stella Clay and others, and out
siders who participate in this useful and
pleasant recreation had better poke up
their memories, lest some one OF the
young ladies will walk off with the prize,
which will doubtless be $40 Webster
Unabridged Dictionary. Nothing more
modern than what il found in Webster,
Wooster or Walker, will be allowed in
the test OF scholarship in this branch OF
the school. An interesting time is sntici-
pated.
w. G.. Chandler has taken charge
OF his eoncentrator again and will now
endeayor to run il permanently on GUS
tom work.
Invitation cards are out for the X. II.
Ball, Thursday evening of next week.
These annual Thanksgiving balls have
always been the event of the season and
this promises to bo no exception
Mr. Hagar is now delivering lumber
to Tiillsboro from his new sit ON Lad
rome guleh.
The Marley Mill il not running.
The run made by II A kickle under the
direction of A j Mitchell, superin-
tendent OF the Gypsey mine, proved that
the low grade ore could be worked at Il
profit and the Gypsey company are
making arrangements L. erect mill Of
their own at their property on Saw Pit.
two miles north OF Kingston,
"A young Mr.. Allen, native Of the
state OF New Yok, Wh" was here upon
visit to his brother who is working on
the Gypsey mine, WAS struck very sud-
denly with paralysis few days since.
He was placed in the care Of citizen
and returned TO his home
What would you call it, a strange or
peculiar coincidence that the thought or
theme OF Kingston school girls essay
anl that OF one of the great orators OF the
country should be the same on Columbus
Day. Chauncey Depcw's Grafton at
Chicago and Bronte WhItham's essay AS
read at Kingston and published in the
ADVOCATE contains the same idea Of
Columbus, and his connections with
civilization and christianity. Original
with both and never before printed.