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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-08-26

OF the countries Of Europe, Austria
Hungary, Denmark, Germany Great
Britain, Norway, Portugal, Sweden
and Turkey have the gold standard or
unit of value. Belgium, France Greece,
Italy, Holland, Spain and switzerland
have the double standard, silver and
gold. Silver is the standard money of
Russia, Bolivia, Central America, China,
Colombia, Ecuador, India, Mexico,
pcrG, Tripoli and Venezuela.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-08-26

John Temple Graves, a grandnophew
OF John G. Calhoun, lectuWd ON the
negro problem nj CMutauQm, y, y,
Wccutlv, and created mow cNcitoment
sensation and discussion than amy
other Chau,auQu0 speaker H. years lie
WAS dramatic at tmcs,and at others in
veetive as fierce as Catilm2's trll nom
his lips.
He pronounced the present plan a
failure, and the ballot in the hands ol
the negro mockrry lie said the
ldict had gone forth that 'this Is u
white mans governments and II Will
remaiu So forever, for God Almighty
has stamped his soal aud Sign Of soy.
erciguty upon the Anglo. Saxon tribe, "
Tie maintained that we owe protection
to the negro ior his loyalty in war and
his doyiljty in peace and that he could
not compete with the white man, hut
in competition with his kind his great
est Development would bc attained
His plan is Us follows: Let the gov-
erumvut set aside, out of its vast public
domains, n large territory for II sover-
eigu state to Toe Differed and controlled
exclusively by the negroes, and uu
white 10 have the right To vote therein.
The government to malutaiu troops to
preserve order The only price the ne
gro need to pay for this privilege would
be his right 70 vote In amy other state,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-08-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Vancouver wash. July y. 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of her intention
to make cOmmu alton final prOofin support Of
her claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore Register and Receiver L. :. Land Onice
at Vancouver wash. on SeptcmbcrH, 1893, viz:
Mary f.. Howell
II. f. SsO5, for the G 4 sec lj Up 3nr II q W
IN.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton Of said land, viz Matte Patterson. Of
Portland Oregon, Henry Johnston, Mistress
Crawford, Carl Miller, all Of White salmon
Wash.
agjspt9 JOIN j. GEOGHEGAN. Register.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-20
WHY SILVER WAS LEFT OUT.

That mastery address Of Senator
Stewart of Nevada, al the recent
session OF the Trans Mississippi
Congress ought 10 be widely circu-
lated. While the educational cam
paign in the interest Of the white
metal is being vigorously prosecuted
too great importance and promi-
hence can't be given to an expose Of
the crime Of decentralization.
As TO how the unholy deed was
done in Congress ought to be un-
derstood by the people of this coun-
try. When the trickery is under
stood and the object sought to be
gained has been demonstrated, there
will be fewer gold bugs" than now
Briefly stated, there has never
been a better exposition of the ques.
ton than that made by Senator
Stewart in his strong address at 0g
den. These extracts are pointed
and true:
Miners discovered mines from Alaska 10 Patagonia
That insured continued prosperity. The Comstnrl
discovered Alarmed by the gold Yield an eHcr
made by the aristocracy OF Eurote 10 inrreus
the purchasing power Of moses' and they at,enptes
10 demoneize gold. De Quincy took an Overdose q
opium and he wrote article that treated univer~s
alarm. Holland and other countries demonetize
gold.
England sent a commission To visit the gold eamu
oi California 20 inspect them They were convince
II would not last, and England did not demonetil
gold Then England Joined with Motlssrhild & q
tn eEslayp the wnrId ! do not " tan the people ,
/ England, for they the must oppressed In III
world.
In is77 they called a congress u unity the weight
| and measures We owed three thousand millions
debt At that time. outside Of private corporation
That conference before II broke up recommended Il
demon citation Of silver.
Senator John sherman recommended a bill tn d
stroy silver minority repnrt predicted unfor
seen evils Mr. sherman did not dare call up III
bill With that minority report Mr. Sherman pr
sented bill 10 codify the mint Law. did not al
cover that the silver dollar had heen left out
we're not looking TOR H. II hill 10 define sal
ries. When u IN the senate in 1879 Il had
history. on January u IL called up Tor artiO
These amendments were taken up al,d di~-lsse
The sixteenth amendment the one denonrtizing u
yer VAS skipped not read That Is the Teas
that Holman. Blaine, Voorhees, and the Others 81
the, didn't know Of IT, l have told sherman 81
but there has been explanation. u any doul
my word am ready 70 demonstrate II.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-20

The value Of a on Of gold is stated
to be s495, $50.
Tim Regain Of Boise has sold his
interest IN the Sio' lizard mining com
pany for $S7 000
Frank S. JENNIE who was Warden
of the Idaho feni tertiary last year,
died in Denver short time ago.
II is said the Young Fitzgerald
group of mines al Opaline has been
sold to Montana parties for $4,000
Captain r. w Lamar, aud Miss
Nellie V Sands were married in New
York ON he 18Th. The wedding was
u very heightened affair.
S. NJ. Friedul an, general mer-
chant at HALEY, has been closed
out by attachments amounting To
$4,000.
Pickett Haltou son Of Rev. A. j,
Halton of Kentucky, was accident
ally drowned in the river at Boise
on the 10th.
E~ Send twelve cents in postage
stamps 20 80 Corcbran building, Wash
/ ington. ID. c., and YOU will receive four
copies OF KATE FIELD WASHINGTON
| containing matter of special interest
/ Give name and address, and where
you saw this adve rtisement.
The Queen Of the Hills mine
near Bellevue, has been sold to an
English company and will he soon
worked by a large force of miners
Justus Loeber, prominent
ci'izen of Warden. Idaho. commit.
ted suicide by hanging a few DAYS
ago. Business feverses caused the
act.
/ Captain SweauPy, II. $. A, San hi
ego, Cal. says "Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
edy is the first "a edicine have evrl
found that would la me- any good
Price 80 cts. Sold bv DR.. Bearby.
A. H. Tyner has sold his house
and T5-foot frorlt lot, corner Tenth
and Grove STREETS, to George Y
Hill, of Mountain Home. The con,
sideration was 5000. Mr.. Hill
will remove his family to this city
and make his future home here
Boise Statesman.
Idaho is rated as a good second
among the Stat es at the World''
Fair for its magnificent fruit display
Oregon being considered first. With
the mineral, agricultural and pomo
logical exhibits ut the Fair, the eyes
of the visitors ought to be directed
towards the Gem of the Mountains
Murray Sun.
While Mr.. T. ! Richey, Of Altoona
Mo, was travelling IN Kansas he Wa,
taken violently i'll with cholera NOR
bhs. lie called Nc drug store To get
SOME medicine and the druggist re
commended Chamberlain C0he
+ Cholera aud Diarrhoea X medy ;,
highly he concluded to try it, Tn,
result wds immediate relief. and few
DOSES cured him completely. IL !,
made for bowel complaint aud nothing
else. II never "a lis For sale 10y DIR
Y q g. L. Silsa, Druggist
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-20
SHADE ri tsErs.

Every honse ongL 10 have near il
several nice shade tTr +. and for this
purpose there H. nothing better than
the sugar n aple. II IL not quick
grower. and IL this Is the object the
soft maple will take u place. sha,,s
trees serve to attract birdr and give a.
homestead a cosy appearance that
nothing clre will take the place o.,
and on hot SUNNI lrr day there j.
nothing that will be more greatly ap-
preciated hy the children and women
Of the home than hammock swung
IN the dense shade bf well trained
tree. Spring is the est time TO trans.
/ plant trees, but they can be moved a,
alclost any time of the year il proper
care is exercised, and during all Of last
summer we saw the m moving trees 81
every size from two inches To a foot il
diameter On the Worlds Fair ground'
at Chicago. This required care anC
for the larger trees expensive machin
cry, but it showed that it WAS possible
TO move trees in full leaf and not ma
terially affected them.
4 Evergreens that are allowed Z
branch from the ground up, we hav
no use for, unless they are used as
screen to shut out an unsightly Wet
or TO protect from winter winds. whic
purpose they serve admirably. Plan
trees for shade and your successor
| will call you blessed.-Amcrica
Farmer.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-20

Secretary Carlisle took long step
in the right direction when he de-
manded the resignation OF A. l.. Stur-
teyant, chief Of the division OF sta
tianrry Sturtevant has been in office
thirty two years, is rich, salariel
officer Of a prosperous safe deposit
company and savings bank, and is
moreover ringleader in what is 10.
eally known n the Treasury ring"
members Of which haze for years
boasted that no secretary could get
along without them. 1t has not been
two or three We. X since n Washing
ton paper printed Inst Of probable
changes in the Treasury, singing ont
those who belonged to the Treasury
ring" as men whose services il would
he impossible for Mr.. Carlisle to dis
pense with and still continue To do
business vt the old sand, and even
now the same paper SAYS that Mr.. Car
Isle will upon consideration Of the
matter request SturtesAnt 10 withdraw
his resignation, but al the same hv'll
net IL viii |, ehahlv get I'D ~ every
ehlri VIM helaass To- ihr ring. Just "a
sh"w then low easy Il !. t. gut aluug
without thrn, lie certainly ought 10.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-20
is SILVER LEGAL TENDER?
The above question was asked
the Denver News by a correspond
ent, and the answer came as fol-
lows:


ent, and the answer came as fol-
lows:
First Silver Is legal tender for any amount, The
government pay II oat for salaries pensions.
wages, Indian anBuites interest the public debt.
the principal ~ the debt itself the gold.
The as-ertie ms of correspondents neghhor that
silver Is merely token money IL just the point Et
issue between free coinage men and gold bugs. The
gold Insist having silver treated token
money. the frse coinage insist thu iult recug
milton Of the rights OF silver money, guaranteed
10y the Law.
so FAR quoting the lAs Il is not necessary since
the statement Tire back Of the silver cprttcat. Ia
lieved the person who doubts II had better send "a
Washington and got a certified copy OF the act
seouni-The principal Of the public debt is payable
In coin. In fact, all the obligations OF the govern
ment, Of every kind, payable ia coin About isda
/ = II We mistake not the year--thvre doubt ou
this point. ami Congress passed Joint resolution
declaring the government bonds pay able in riin
The Interpretation placed upon the word coin By th'
treasury department has always b.on gold coin. Eli
yer msn insist, and rightly. too, that Cin gil,
ot silver coin Hence the obligation TO ssing inter
rstbeafing bonds with which b. hay sold when
upward Of Of silver IN the treasury
This silver Is money nudes the constitution, monrl
under the statutes, money la the eyes of every uBe
by the usage Of the World sinre the laws 81 Abraham
except IN the Of all street Lomhar go,
trust. The government has both a legal and mOra
right 70 pan u uut tor all ohligatiuns Eld this 1,
should DO II would not aiiUa the gold trust 10 gut
mort care the voTd
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-20
MnrI,l.. l1air Ka,es.

From Mountain Home 10 Chicago
and r'-tlrn. SIS 90 Tickets limited
until Nov -. returning.
From Mountain Home 10 St. Louis
aud return, $50 90 Tickets limited to
10 days transirnt limit in each direc-
iinn, with final limit % 90 DAYS from
date OF sale. a G. SMITH. Agent.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-20

Mrs MaekaP tex washtrw5man,
now b nanza kings wife1 remain
Il nlA iew DAYS IN her loved
frnia houle, and skipped back
Ion, ieayiug her American
he Palace hotel in
Han Francisco.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-20
Worlds Fair Travellers win Have IL

The public demand through service
when travelling 1t ir old.fashion-d to
change cars" On the through, solid
vestibuled trains g! the Chicago, Union
Pacific K Northwestern Line from or
to Chicago, Omaha and intermediate
points there IL no change. This is the
finest and fastest service between the
points named oil
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-20
Out Of Sight.

The travelling public are now fully
ALIVE To the fact that the Chicago. I'm
ion Pacific 4 North Western Line Of
fers the very best accommodations to
the public from and 10 Chicago, Oma-
ha and intermediate points, not only
during the Worlds Fair. but all the
wear round oil
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-20

The Best Salv, in the worlh Tor cuts,
bruises, cores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chllbl.,ins,
corns and all skin eruptious. and pos
iiively cures piles. or no puy required.
IL il guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded Price 81
cents per box. For sale a. DIR NJ. J
Bearby's Drug and Department Store
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-20
Louie FRANKIE returned TO Atlantt
this morning.

Louie FRANKIE returned TO Atlanta
this morning.
a~ Bedrooms for rent at Rine-
hart's.
The $. f. Call and the BULLETIN
only SO. 80 a year.
kARL's CLOVER Roor, the new Blood
Purifier give- freshness and clearness
Ia the Complexion aud cures eansti.
patton 2ae., zoe and 81 90 Sold by
nr. Bearhy Mountain Home.
Ex-Sheriff Hill has purchased
the dwelling house and grounds
from Manuel Comes, located on
CANYON street, between Atlanta and
Jackson, and Mr.. Comes and family
will soon remove to their new resi-
denee in the north part of town.
The most painful cases Of rheuma-
tism may he relieved by few applica
tIons of Chamberlnin's Pain balm; its
continued use will cure any case, no
matter " how long standing. II j.
equally beneficial for lame back, pain
in the side, pain in the chest, lame
ness. and in all painful affections re-.
puiring an external remedy iece
ui Il rhnrl saturated with Pain Balm
and bound on over the seat Of pain is
superior to any plaster. For sale by DIR.
c. c. =. Silva, Druggist.
The latest postal laws are such
that newspaper publishers can ar
rest any one for fraud who takes
paper and refuses to paw for it. A
fellow at Glenn's Ferry. who has
been receiving the BULLETIN since
1887. should pay particular atten-
ton 10 this law TO save trouble.
There is nothing ] have ever used
far muscular rheumatism that gives
me- a. much RELIEF ~ Cnamberlain's
Pain Balm does. have been using
il for about two years--inut BOTTLES in
all--nr occasion required, and always
keep hottie 90 il IN niv home he.
li,ve know - COED thing when get
hold Of il. and Pain Balm j. the hest
hnim"nt have ever met with w. u.
Denny, dairymRn, New Lexington,
Ohio. 80 cent bottles for sale 10y Dr.
G.. G. +. Silva, Druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-20
IDAHO THE HOME OF THE
PRINE.

The Rev. Mr.. Skidmore, presiding
elder OF this district, who prepared
much Of the fruit now on exhibition
At the Worlds Fair, said he was not
Mt all surprised ut the verdict that
Idaho fruit was the finest exhibited
there. Our prunes, for instance. are
incontestahly the finest in the world
In driving them Mr. Skidmore made
exhaustive tests and he asceriained
that they carry from 10 Ia 90 per cent.
less moisture than the prnncs grown
in other states This is an enormous
advantage--an advantage equal to the
difference between and (Which
will itself give Idaho the supremacy in
frult growing In fact, Idaho seems
to he the ideai home OF the prune
The climatic conditions Of Idaho
seem "a ht The hes, possible for the
growth Of prunes. apricols, apples and
other Of the more popular and choicer
its.-Wood River Times.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-20

Some eastern papers claim that
war between the United States and
China is now imminent Well,
what Of ID?
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-01
SKIS bituninous rock, bxs butter. 4 cs eggs. l Ok
clans, l3 bdls hides, cans tallow. l9l hogs.

Per Eurexa-Hegler & johnson; H Dutard: j
Meus: Russ. Sanders Co: Thomas Kahn; )
Newmark & Edwards; A Paadini; Hills Bros: J
Por emil: Camilioni Il Co; 1vAncovich Co;
Whittier. Fuller Co: krl.nger Galinaer Gar,
Acid Gas Co: Dairymen's OniOr; Hume Hart;
Norton. Teller & Co: Baker 4 Hamilton: Bowers
Rubber Co; witzel & Baker: Getz Bros Co: NJ 5
Simas & Co: p Steinhagen Co; Ross & Hewlett;
Dodge sweeney Co: Brigham, Hoppe d Co;
Mar an feu s srS Co h %stney Co. Hrne;
& Dallam; Dodzc. Sweeney Il Co: Daneri q 20:
Wheaton. Brecn Co: Sherry Lawrence Co; g
Wells. Fargo Co. N 7 Freitas & CO.; Beatty
Chas Montgomery & Co; DTiedeman Co: Amer
George: n Tilden Co; Risdon & Greyson; W
Crank: W Sumner & Co: mitn's Cash store:
Sachs BIOS & Co: J Rosolings Sons c co; . L.
moin Co: Citron Co: q Leposi d Co: hes.
Per state OF CalifornIa-W & j Sloane q Co:
hardt CO.. Levi Strauss & Co; q L whitney Co:
Palmer & Rey: Amer Press Assn: w DAVIS a. co;
Morgan oyster Co; ArmsSS &c Co: barnstein
Bros: Allen Lewis: Moore Ferguson q Go; =
George shoe Co; y Leist Co: H Dntard:
Stokes Mfg Co: Sheridan & Harding: NJ Heller q
Co: Geo Morrow q Co: Sawyer Tanning Co: H
Gard: willamette Pulp Il Paper Co: Singer Sew
Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Co: Il 8 schwatka: swift
Lumber Co; weber: NJ N Stern Co: Tay-
Feldman Co: Cal Casket Co: Mckenzie a Co; 8
Trambrey: Spring Valley Water Works; OakIan
Freight aud Transfer Co: SaubOrn, Vail Co; l.
d Stene & Co: Chas Tetzen 6 Lupirtz: Livingston
Il Co: II heynemann CO.. Elm ore Sanborn d Co:
Titron: Goslinsky II Co; John Kane; Henry
Doyle & Co: NJ Hnddart & Co: Amer Union Fish
Co: Capitol Mill Co: Piper, Webster & Co; e j
Sheppard; Hiilens & Co; NJ Derels & Co: A
Fleishhacker & Co: Otis. McA Ulster u Co: Crown
Paper Co; M p Kohlberg & Co: Sutenick: X j
Nissen i Co; Jackson & Co: Amer Carboic
Gas Co: l. Kline & Co: John Crsilin; M :, Bran
denstein q Co: MutuncIe: Brown Paper Co;
Markwell: Nordamn Bros Co: Joe Webber; q
Nj osborne & Co: W NJ Dura Co: Captain A
Buchanan j Watson.
Per Daisy Kimbali-Baker 4 Hamilton; Cal and
Oregon Cider Co: Smiths Cash store; IL Hallen
Cohen d Co; Harris X Reynolds; Ohl2ndt &
Co: Miller. SloSs Scott: G Hellwig Il Co: Roth
Il Co: Sugekin & Rucker Matthew Bros: Sin
Mfg Co: Homo Supply Assn: Wallace Co.
Per Protection-ThOmas IL Kahn: Philips Bros:
Sinshemer Bros; Dairymen's Union: Hills Bros;
Steinhagen Co: Getz Bros & Co: Jordan BIZ
tumious Rock Co: South San Francisco Packing
Co: A Barthier; j Kmball & Co.
For Late ShfDpino Ilteui1snce See Tenth Pare.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-01
HE WAS IN IT."
Judge Monroe So Decided In
Favor of Kelly.
An interesting Suit Involving the Ownership
of One-Fourth of Louisiana State Lot
terry Ticket Purchased by st.
Louis Parties.
KELLY vs.. FENLOW.

John j. Kelly vs., Peoples Bank ct al.
Plaintiff began this suit by Selling lottery
ticket, one-tweutieth of n whole ticket.
which had won $4,000 and had been for
warded to the Peoples Bank for coliec-
ton. and IN which he claimed one-fourth
interest AS owner. By consent. the ticket
was cashed, and the unclaimed three-quar-
tiers were withdrawn, leaving the contested
one-Quarter. which was alsu claimed by
John w. Feniow, under control of the
court.
The parties live in st. Louis. and have
been quite unfortunate. In 1891, Fenlow,
Kelly, Norleman, O'Keefe and Connors
formed quasi club. and on three or four
occasions purchased FIVE fractions of lot
terry tickets, said fractions costing 81 each,
ana each member contributing his proper
IN the winnings. Fenlow generally was
charged with purchasing the tickets, and
held them until the drawing.
ne members usually paid their contri-
buttons before the drawings. and Fenlow
PAID the lottery ticket vendor
In April, 1892. they invested (Connors
had dropped OUT. All paid except Kelly.
who had agreed to pay his dollar on The
dsy preceding the drawing.
Inc tickets had been selected by Norle-
man. There was no further intercourse
between the members of the club until
after the drawing on Tuesday. April II.
when 1t was learned that one OF the four
tickets had won $4,000. The tickets have
been paid for by Fenlow. and the question
Tor the court TO decide Is whether Fenlow
paid for account of Kelly, one dollar. or
whether it was for his own account
The day after the drawing Kelly ten
dered his dollar. but was told that he was
too late" and that he was mot in it,
The court concludes that Fenlow gave
Kelly to understand that he (FenIow)
would see that Kelly's interest in the
ticket would be paid for.
II is therefore ordered. adjudged and
decreed that there be- judgment in favor Of
John j, Kelly and against John W. Fem
low. deereeing Kelly to have been the
owner of an undivided one fourth in terest
in the lottery ticket and that plaintiff re-
ceive and collect $3.50. representing the
One-fourth of the proceeds of the lottery
ticket now on deposit.-New Orleans (La)
CITY Item
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-01
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was little more trading than usual yes
terday, but prices continued TO decline. A long
line OF assessments was levied, made necessary by
the banks refusing to allow the companies TO
carry oyerdrafts. meeting of the Mechanics
Union OF ComStock was held last Saturday night
to consider the request OF the mining companies
TO lower prices rs per cent 81 per day
Nothing was done further than appointing a com.
mittee to confer with the Miners Union in the
premises.
On the early call prices were few cents lower
and ophir declined TO soc and Con. Cal & Va. to
CSC this stock being the only one selling between
Sue and 81. I he others have shaded oowu to sucn
low figures that many Of them not quoted at
all for days.
Silver was steady yesterday at $3.50 in New
York and SIZED la London.
An assessme Mt or 10 cents per share has been
layied on tue ChUIlar.
Assessments Of Is cents per share each have
been levied the Beicher, ophir and yellow
Jacket
Tue Pacific TOAST Borax Company has declared
. dividend ot'$Z SO per share. payable immedi-
ately.
he Justice Mining Company has levied an
assessment of 10 cents per share.
Work in The Great Western N me. on the western
slope Of Mount avidso :. has been suspended.
The Morgan mill on the Carson River will re-
sumo crushing Con. California 81 Virginia ore dur
ing the month OF August.
The kureAs (Nev.) Sentinel says that during the
past few days not less than 100 persons prIn-
cipa ~ miners. have left Eureka.
Inc following ohreial reports were placed on
file yesterday:
KENrUce-From the west ledge on the 100
level are extracting ana shipping TO The San
tlago mill about 30 tons OF ore per day of the
average assay value OF % per ton III gold. as per
car samples. be south DRIFT from the Joint east
is IN 10 feet; face in quartz with lunches
of pay ore.
New YoRK-The raise from the $40 level has
connected with the 700 level and a crosscut has
been started west from the top OF the raise. which
is out feet; in quartz showing lunches OF
good ore.
OCCfDENTAIs-From the west ledge 300 and
400 levels extracting and milling about
tons of ore per day of the average value OF $26
per ton.
YELLOW JACKET-We continue to WORK the
1900 level and have crossed the vein IN that level
Are drifting south to q point TO intersect the
winze coming from The 100, which is now down
80 feet The south drift from No. cFosscut the
hoo level viii connect tomorrow with tho joint
crosscat run by the Yellow jacket and kentuck
which viii give a fine circulation OF air on this
level and enable us i'll a few days to start an up
raise in the ore Repairs have be made 70 tn
incline OF 230G level, where we expect shortly TO
soue crosscpts TO prospect the southern por
ton of the ground lying between the y elbow Jacket
incline and the kentuck lne which heretofore
has never been explored.
he following local interpretations PAID divl-
dends during the past month: