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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

TIL" regular -"mi monthly meeting II
Excelsior i~.igr, u 81 II was held At
M"dl"r's hall hsi evening. aud the usual
huSlnrsr whs transacted A. IL the
monthly custom. ia" banquet hall war
thrown open aud REFRESHMENTS were dir
l"ns''l hy th" ladies zoe nn hour ur mnr,..
This loSig", which in an HuA Hilary Ia ia"
A. q. l. W. War "rgauil"d Nov =, 1871
AMI has membership uf g. While
l"u"hir AMI insurance arr assured mem.
'',''' "r ,i' p'gr'" III nnuur IA IA" niuir
l"pul"hs states, I'll" l,"al ls!t.e DOES net
enjoy ia" privilege, hu, so anticipate at
an early date. On Friday. N","uhrr /.
ia" second annual hall viii IL. h"ld IN the
meeting ball. and grra, preparations ARE
~ing made for the ,-casiun. The com.
mite" Il arrangements AR. Mr. Ilnrrrh.
chairman, Mrs Hines, J j. Nu,aw, j l..
lrh"r~"d AMI Joe shape
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

This morning the ease u the Territory
VA, Mitchell and Hart. the alleged muir.
d"rcrs of Nicolas J Sanchez, was called
for trial. The defendants ARE represent.
ell 10y M"ssrs Collier, Dobson and flea
c"ck. who objected Ia the trial Of their
clients by the jury taken ftom the Second
Judicial district, On the ground that the
r"'~f had no jurisdiction. The objection
was ov"rrul"i, AMI the defendants asked
severance. which was granted. AMI the
trial II Ernest Hart il now under way.
AT n""n adjournment jury hal not y-,
been selected.
A special venir' was orie,sl aud at
four "'rl""k the jury, in the case If Ernest
Hart, severance being granted. was M,
secured.
Jadg" Lee will hear IN. arguments Ia.
m"rr'w IN TIA" application for u receiver
for the Savings bank
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
probatr Court.

An adjourned regular term Was he'd
"n Monday aud TUESDAY, Judge lara
uill" presiding Clerk llErr,s, ny Deputy
Summers, aud Sheriff lrsarri, in attend
snc", The proceedings II ths r,Ssiuur
follow laluw
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
Not AppE-hradrd.

sheriff b"nnhuc. If C"cuu,uu county,
has mad" -''N"rnl trips ~ al rilurt t. 49,.
eur" Ill" murderer IT Tom ,ir,aN, "A
M"Nm"n manned J'-' MnrIu,l The affair
occurred September I. about siAt, miles
h"rih :" Flagstaff, AMI this ~ all" III"
johnson canon "h"ld ur" # the same
hat"' Wa first Photographed hy aud ~.
ported full! hy ia" CIrtlN>', travelling
correspondent, Two men have been
trading ia" wil! M"Nirau, who il, known
4" hav" been "a~r "t''raujs. aud il" IN now
working IA" trans with the view IF get
uns - lar away from th" errur II the
muiNi"ra- l"-rItl". \ rrwArl stands fur
his apprehension aud rh"-'' men propose
I" r'siu'" ia" 'IIlTit II II takes all WIN.
ter !" und III" guu.i! PARTY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
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,,,.,o"- I" tie Saxt"n a ure~ ne
-wau Hnd other sH-es

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santa =" ;" ''""h ~. joaquin" ""r''"' y
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! That 'h' "NI"r heretofore 'h'"7" V! 'h'S
court remaining ''' case '' "''' "" w.
considered AMI hhnI Judgment 'h'''N'
against Mnihh ia "'i'r 'h"' an "ll""'
! may V" taken !" W." = rul''in' court
WHICH, request WIS i''Hh'"l
W. ~, The I'Nas' santa r. " Norm
"ru railroad company W LIONEL u N'N'""
and VI Browne an "rlnl"n WAS rem
i'r"d ~ Judg" Freeman affirming tie
Judgment uf the court l"I"w awarding
SaNi"u and Brown ;'N'" AMI "r''rint
that ia" Julgm"u, 10" 'Hrr| mi" effect
with all costs aE,Iu-, "a" appellee.
In the ,as.' "f p"mcru" p"rl, terrific
tial auditor. ~ PhluuJ Barber, involv.
ing ayw"ut I" ~" latter Tor s"rvi -. ~
acting WARREN uf th" I"uitrutiary, Gen
Bartlett made me-, VA f,r rrhrarjn.
which Wa taken under achievement
On Monday the court met AT ~ a m
Prrs"n, Justi," Sr~ls. Freeman and lee.
Judge u'Hriru's name was ru,r,,.l ur
d the record ~ resigned. aud Justice L.,
presided in hr stead.
IT, caus, NJ BOZ. Antonio Senrcnl ct u
p ~ James Bolton. an appeal from Sal
miguel. In which the court brluw rnt"r,r
Judgment against IL" apIrllrrs ndivi.
dually instead "f administrators. Juig,
Seeds ia al opinion reversed ia" judg
mrut # the court below and ordered juhg
mrut properly entered against the admin
irtrators Aud not against the individual
On Tuesday afternoon the suprrm,
court rendered. II decision in the famur,
caa" "f III" Illinois SILVER Mining 4 Mill
ing company. IT al. vs. Daniel Raft ana
others The Judgment of the court br
luS il affirmed and Raft. ~ al put il
Iusn..ssiun IL the mine. This caa. in
vnlv-d iu"",i"u "f apex between Ia,
Illinois and Calamity mine owners IL
Sierra county Justice IL" hle'i dissent
ing opinion IN this case
This ear" wnH originally tried in Gran
county. and waS very clah"rHt"ly argue
10y illus l.. Fielder and II. Is. Frrgussnr
Tor Kan or Ia" Calamity people, and Neil
u Fi"id and u y R"i"y for tn" Illinois
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
tttrd for tterSrd

NJ W Fhurn"y. trustee, releases to
Leonard wuh"fr, undiyrlrd QUE fourth
Interest N sulphur Bank mining claim.
Ar'-lncn aud wifr g. r 4 Imhhrll
warranty decd for piece Of land in pajnr
to- about ~" acres, with thr,-,.r,-mi
huuS,
\ T. walker tru-tc" =" x n Iirrcu.
l"af, r'l"aH' "f lul- IL, - aud H.. block
-, New MrAir" Town 60.
j. X ArmJu, IT al. iu ,i,u Morris .
warranty dr,rl for lut west -ilr # plaza.
old Albuquerque, $500
Prlru G. Gar'ia H. v"urianda ; lie
Garcia warranty decd t'r licr" 81 IGud in
Ranches 4" Atrlsr', $500.
calvin whiting hIrd notary public
commission.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
HAD u itArd Trim

Cad" S"lyy, an Atlantic \ Pacific de-.
h"tlv", cam" ia uu ia" i"hyrl Atlantic
n Pacific train lnSt night, from the hart.
"st trip h" has ever made. lie wu- with
ia" sheriff ru-sr via" Killed Diamond
and Harris. uu IA" Nrrlr. Sr'yN sane
Va" r"ss" h" wac with were eight day p
AMI nights uu the trail, aud swain ihr
N"rl" river twenty min" times Diamond
was III" garu"si man SrNy m- ever
run up against. He wn~ shu, through
ia" h"iI thrs times and tired A- Wn.
chester twir" at the attacking PARTY after
receiving ,ho-" fatal wounds hrfor,, hc
fell, III" r'ad Is now ia complete repair
ani trains running regularly.
"lluiIug nay term IL service In H."
army | contracted rGr,ulc diarrhuna.
~aNs \ T.. ii"udiug, # llalsry, Or'g.n.
"Sur" then have ur,'d great au.Iu'
81 medicine, lur when ! found auy 'uat
would give me relief they w..I nlurr
my stomach. umil ChHm'"r'..l'~ Iulir.
tholria and Dlarrhun Euurdy wns
hruugli To- my motto" | used 4 aud vii!
lay II IL the only r'mrIy that gave me
permanent relief nul uu nad results fol.
how" For sale b! T II burgess n son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
rae Cas.e or M. mer sisL .e...

Doyou know that many 81 the sum,nss
ailments are due Ia eonstipationf tn
bowels do not carry Of the waste and II-
son, and u goes through the sysials,
simmons Liver Regulator curus ConstiI q
ton. Get 2S-cent package lpowderI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

d. ,i,n, ~ D.@aEr este a,,a~,i- a
rartnr seas

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i..' ~ view GO. V - Mnrmuu. wh"
..'.l 'u.e particular -','I.u 200 company
N.|l spa. r',.l.u' tl,uI h-t M.ulu,,
stated '.n' D.. had l'"n 100 ihr ruu''ri
..n.. I"' ut .'i n"''r seen su"h %
'.aI IH' r.I.r".r statement we ,.r.
federated ll 'N, l'"iuu mayor ,iuwu ~
'N' t.-'r,' Conn. water mr..i- oul
..'u"r lrslYr'- 1t 'u" uum'dat" .N-uI.',
al. au rn,I,. n.., VU..u l-a i- lrr.Iar.
n'.", aud constitutes the -us,"uau,r e
'ar people II that section. So that toe
-uil,rIps. uu'r-- pr, I.l,'u.r yr,s ut.-
.'hr, means. Will be- Yer, .r,r au.ss
'h.-" people. Whu have h,r,' '.i,. r,Uel
.. 'Ur -u - pr,.lu,r Tia. fee. n.r. .urs
wu',r muuib-
lu" r.,. . .li mot touch Soma" Iut"i.,,.u.
ur Juu'- \ major Part II the OIL. stance
b.'>r,u thr Junction aud HuIhr.k ~.
>.-.'"d ~ trrItrl" h",-l. which war IRE.
.n,i"d 10, ha,'sturru. Va" stones a,rrng
.ul 'p, s.l' ura walnut. Soar MrCar,S' :
station. east If Mitchell. a canon, lu
0 l.,N.i. aud .,,..rr,l inllr- IN hrnI,h. uns
r.hrI f., thr drIth IT ~iN feet with ,hrr.
hal' s'"u"-.
some rIra rnu l,. c,,p,,.I from, IA,
"npv" It 'i,' '.,'ut and magnitude uf ,hr
tu"-l, aud It r- wonder how. with - lin.
the, ,.,II in .l,.,,., finn. r,..,,.r,. ~.
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disturbed
Not M arcid,n, occurred ,h,,,,,L ia,
c.u.,, .,.
applied tn certain rnh.,s when IN rnsi.
tionJ would lee accustomed fr,r,ucutl, l.,
4 - a.
I hundred men. including recruits. wrr,
] employed in maxim. repairs or ever,
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r ,h" seen. "r OPERATION. work will T.,
70 continued ia order Ia ,,rfc, ,b.. ,.mu,.
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- complete in every detail
, Superintendent, Gnl.l. and other otti.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

81 consider Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
"iy specific for Group. |, is very pleas.
ant Ia take, which IL one Of the mos, i'm
l"rtan' requisites where u cough remedy
IL intended for usc among children. /
hEve known IL cas-s u Group where /
know the life ~ little Que wAS saved by
the use u ChamberlAin's Cough Remedy I"
j. j, La Grange. druggist. Avoca. N.b.
~ cent bottles for sale by 7. IA. burgess
a Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
A little music nou and thsn
. r.li.h. "A hY the t,s.sf af mar

Tho "L"ag'e" will give entertainments
IL this nature from time Ia time in the fu.
ture and will work hard to make each
one better than III. last. and as there d
plenty II tine musical and other talent
connected with this church. the public
may be assured when the announcement
In made another time i, will mean some.
thing extra gul
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

Mr.. Gall has written num'Tr ~ able
communication a. th, ~i,-k Uruw"r cnn-
corning poulir,. and lr, rruarkr lnf',,'
H." meeting will IT, Wnrih h"hring New
mcmlrrs arr. hnuiirs ~ their namrs ln
Secretary Lnwr. at thu san J"-" market.
every day
Ihas W krnmai'. superintendent aud
manager ~ tie Cr,.-,ru, tual COMPANY -
mines las l--u ~ Gallup sinr" the 2'li
II September. Mr. Kennedy reports u.
riVHr,-l nplrrs iiuu all paints. hrrr
business promised for IL" winter ',,u
during furnrr cold Seasons, AMI that ,- -
consequence ia" pay rolls. quite hsh, N
July. Angus, anil September. MI r"ri,'
-'nt larger total IN dollar and 'ruiS
j \ lln"uni, >" hong iiru'In.,i with u
y Ah"I- cigar store, di~l about luah
o',i,-k tai, morning ut the ',.rrI hpu-".
deceased had uui been 100 r.aI health i'r
years aud has had ~. lp,ui -",'r" spells
81 rirku,-s. ~" La, ,m, ,u,llug hl- ,r.u.
blrs ~ this World Th" remains we're
wv ''''''' NV '''''s
WV Wv w ''''''''
Mr. " \ walk"r win. Il 'h" super
m,,ui'u' Il street railway, Will IraN" "u
Friday evening tor th,agu, N.-ttul
"'"f points q" 'h' ''r' MiN "'.N''
ua- CLOSED her connection With iur uHc"
d" Irbnua-''' Robins i'r 'h" pres IT,
49, "uI '' greatly r.-.'d 10! 'h' '''''''.
people. as ''-' 10y wuI'd- g ir'wi- m
~ "Id 'r' u'W towns
lum e. ~p.air. uu.isI state r.a.
uau, r-I..,urrr Sew McNr.. .nmr u
about uu,l,k thus morning from CAL
lup. AMI ~, remain utI SATURDAY
wh,u m- iiv'uri. Gr.rg,. ~ las.
Through. D.. Chicago The Inspector .ol,
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N'urg" &. BROWN hl"i - hll IT com
plant p"'itl"nug f"f IA" appointment ,
~ receiver tr til" New M"N"" Saving
liauk aud Trus, company court "rl"I'T
ia" hauk 4" show cau-" why rot,tin
should nu, h,. granted
A decree, pro coni.Sro was entered i
the cas-. If Mn. Emma A sutherland \,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

IN. 4. A, skinner. IL T.Anrkaua, Ar.
kansas, il an enthusiast IN ia" lrui-r II
'baml~rlam's Pain balm. IL" s,rd il
ia rhrumatisr AM says; II lIud il
I. l." n m,-t excellent Local rI.oIy."
tur sale 10y r. II. burgess a S''u
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06
He entered 81. Pstrick's academy, Chi

He entered st. Patrick's academy. Chi
osRo. at the age of Ii. and remained there
two years. during which time he Ap-
peased TO be NO more than a quiet. ploddinR
boy, with excellent behavior. After leav-
ing the school hs frequently called there.
until two years ago. when he was forbidden
his being Z crank and a great bore.
Eugene has not lived at home with his
mother for the past swo years. BY his own
energy and studiousness he has raised HIM
self 10 better standing than his imnsdi-
ate relatives: aud he has lived comfortably
In a place near Lincoln park.
Upon bis hobby he has spent much of his
leisure time. Nothing that has ever oo0e
from the pen Of Henry George has sscap ped
his notios, und he is perfectly familiar with
every proposition in Progress and Pow
ertv."
DR.. Lsidlow. tho family physioian, says
there 10 no insanity in the family. and that
II there is any in Patrick Eugene, IL has
developed of late. The boys uAols and
mother concur in the belief that he display cd
nothing moro remarkable than higher in
telllgence than most persons of his stand
Ing and advantages. He has nsvsr been
siok, although he does not look very strong.
He has had several newspaper routes and
the distribution of circulars 10 attend to-,
from which he has boen able to support
himself.
In spite of the DOCTORS and his relatives'
assertions. the belief is current that Prem
de4gast 10 lnsane. His actions for several
weeks past confirm the belief; for he has
been writing several threatening postal
cards to various Officials, and he thres tene
the life Of the mayor In the hearing Of Mr..
Graham. the mayors secretary.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06
ORDERS WERE misunderstood.
And Two Freights Camo Together At Full
Speed.


And Two Freixhts Camo Together at Full
Speed.
RENO, New. Nov. 5.-One of the worst
railroad wrecks that ever occurred on the
western division of tbs Central Pacific os-
cured At $50 this morning between freight
trains No. 10. vestbound. and No. Z, cast
bound. about mile west of Saliva. small
station eighteen naiies east of Reno. re-
sultiRR in tho death of Fred Leach, brake
man. Charlie Givens. fireman. and four
tramps. not yet identified, and injurina
three others. namely. james Bird. engineer.
Tom Morsshead. fireman, and q tramp
named william E. Vos.
The two trains came together in cut on
q sharp turn. going full speed. The engine
pulling No. 10 mounted the one going eAst
80 that they nearly changed positions.
Fourteen or fifteen freight cars were
sm ashed to atoms. Leach was on the en-
eine of his It. ain and was caught between
The boiler head and tank. Both legs were
crushed to pulp and caught in such a way
that it was impossible TO get him out. He
lived two hours after the collision. perfectly
conscious all the time. and begged his oom-
panions to kill him and end his suffering
After death 1t was found necessary TO cut
of ono leg close to his body In order to OK
trioate him from the wreck. The trAmps
killed were in . box car close to the front
of the train. travelling west.
The cause of the accident was 4 misun-
derstanding of orders. and It will take the
official inquest TO fix the blame where II
belongs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06
GREAT FLOWER SHOW.

Opsne ed at the Art Institute in Chicago
Chrysanthenums PrsdominAte.
CHICAGO. Nov. 5-Bv far the largest and
most impo tant show Of flowers ever OK
Aibitsd in this country opened at the Art
Institute Saturday afternoon. There was
crush Of fashionable people present. While
II 10 called . eh1ysaathsmum show, the OK
hibition 10 almost equally sioh In other
flowers. and all psrts Of the country sent
contributions. Nusio during the sxhibi-
tion. which will close November II. will be
furnished by the Iowa state band. Medals
ON awards OF judges Of exhibition are Of
fsrsd by the World's Colum bian sx position.
while money premiums are given BY the
Chicago Horticultural sosisty, and num-
Dor OF private citizens of the county.
Money prizes amount to over $1,000.
There arc over 1000 different varieties Of
ch ysanthemuns on exhibition. Among
the notable novelties 10 . magnificent new
type of the Mrs. Alphsus Hardy variety.
which was introduced in this COUNTRY four
years ago from Japan. This magnificent
amethyst pink flower has been named
Mrs. Fl. N. Higinbotham Another ex-
ouisiss novelty 10 . cream white seeding
called "Mario Louise;" which 10 eight
in nches in diameter. Another 10 she Erich
mond Beauty" bronze in color. and 10 also
eight inches in diameter. Yet anothsr 10
"Ths Challenge" whioh 10 bright yellow.
and 10 said by oonRoisssurs 10 be the finest
blossom In this color that has been devel-
onod.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06
VOTES NOT YET COUNTED
But the Prophet Is Abroad Tell
ing Of Results in Various
States.
Democrats Sure Of New York Ex.
cept In the Case OF Judge
Maynard.
Republicans Think They Csa Hold ON to
Ohio, II They Have Luck-In
Other States.

New YORK. Nov. b.-While tbs Issue of
ths campaign in this state, which culmin-
atss Tuesday. seems to have been In the
nomination Of Isaac Mayncrd for associate
judge for the court of appenls by tho dem
ocraoy. opposition to Judge Maynard has
bson Of suoh nature that all else is lost
sight Of. In 1891 several legislative seats
were CONTESTED, and the returns from the
Fifteenth congressional district were re-
csived at the Office of tho secretary of state
By order OF tho supreme court. 1t Is
claimed by his opponents that Judge May
nard. In his official capacity. unlswfully re-
moved from the Office OF the secretary Of
state the election returns. II Is charged
TINT the motive for this was to prevent
the counting of the returns by the board Of
state canvassers until = new return could
be made out and forwarded. The result Of
tho contest In ths ooarts practically sus-
tained Maynard and Rnvs the democratic
party majority Of one in the state senate,
giving them also complete control Of every
department Of the state government.
Many prsdiet that Maynard will be de-
featsd. Sassuine republicans claim a
sweepiAs victory for the whole ticket. The
democrats seems to have liatle fear Of the
loss o. the Legislature. and while the rspub-
lisans may again secure control Of the SEN
ave the more conservative of both parties
believe the democrats will have . majority
On joint bsllos.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITlES.

WASHINGTON. Ind, Nov. 5-JameE Stone
was tried Saturday for the murder Of the
Wrattau family and found guilty of muir
der in the ftst degree.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Lisut. Nancy, who
killed Capt. Hedbe &. WAS admitted TO bail
In the sum of $40 600, Judge GrossOup. de-
oidinp it case OF nanslaughter.
CHICAGO, Nov. b.-Mrs Cross. mother in
law OF +, b. Wheeler, OF Willmette, was
beaten by burglar and burned TO death. the
houss being trsd. Ono burglar was killed
BY Wheeler.
CHICAGO, Nov. B.--Ihs democratic alder
men have decided to make no contest
against swifts election a. mayor pro tenn.
and the republican alderman will bo seated
| to morrow.
PORTLAND, 0 g., Nov. 15-Fire to-day de-
ytroyed the car house and i've coaches
belop ding 10 the Portland Consolidated
ssrest Railway company; total loss $4,000
| folly insu ed.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 6-Ohinsss In jail
pending deportation are 10 be released snd
will enjoy the privilege 10 register ands.
the McCrsary bill. Chinese convicted Of
felony will bs dsportsd.
premier Of Cape Colony, telsgraphs. that
there will no another fight soon In The VI
oinisy of Buluwayo. whore II new seems
King Lo Bspaula retrsatsd after hAviaR
ntssu !, ted 10 cross the Zsmbssi river.
TERsr HAurx, Ind. Nov. k-The Ter5s
Huute Street Railway company has been
sold 10 an eastern syndicate represented BY
| Russell B. Harrison. Mr.. Harrison has
been elected president Of tbs company.
The purchase price 10 believed 10 b about
$3.50. 0OO.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06
THE ROYAL GOLD.
A Deer Lodge County Mine Yielding
$4,000 per Month.

A Deer Lodge County Mine Yielding
$4,000 per Month.
In an interview with William Bennett
that gentlemen informs tho Philirsbsra
Mail that the output of the Royal gold rntne
this month will certainly aagr reQats $40. 900.
Not less than $4,000 per month are taken
out and retortsd. besides the concentrates.
which will average at least $4,000 per
month. making in all an output OF about
2OOOO in gold. This Is certainly a phs-
nomenal output from ten stamp mill. and
what is moro the gold is getting purer as
depth 10 gained. It now assays and the
owners are paid for 1t at the rate OF Sl7.3C
per ounce.
As depth 10 gained . steady increase In
the assay value Ia noticed. Mr.. Bennett
says that they have hundreds Of feet of
levels In ore and that they havo ore enough
now blocked ous to last all winter. The
vein will ave age hve feet in width a. far
az developed though In some places 1t has
narrowed down to two feet, while at Others
it has widsned to over ten feet. Five feet.
however, is a fair average of its width.
Ever since tho frat work was done on the
property MIR. Bennett has had implicit faith
in it and sank $4,000 in hard cash in its
nickel In return. He now has the satisfso-
ton of taking ont about $1,000 week and
adding it to the wealth or the lucky stock
holders of the COMPANY. About fve.sixths
Of the stock ID owned BY willard Bennett
and his brother, Nelson. Conrad Kohrs
recently bought out W. W. Turnsy's intst- :
est in the property, amounting TO about
one-seventh. and the remainder OF the
stock is scattered.
Last month the output Of gold averaged
about one to three pounds daily. This
month. from figures shown BY Mr.. Ben
nett. it IL shown that the daily output runs
from Ave to eight pounds in the pure stuff.
The banner day was the 26th Of last month.
when 10h pounds were taken from the
pans. These figures, IL must be remem-
bered. Is emily what 10 taken from tho plates
and do not include concentrates or battery
elsanups. NJ. Bennett has TO 90 down CO.
oasionslly and ohisel of the battery.
Mr.. Beanett says it does not cost to OK
ceed S3 per twenty-four hours TO get the
ore to the mill. as the company has tram
way. He also states that the milling ex-
pense does not exceed 81 per ton, 50 ii 10
easy to SEQ what profit there 10 In the
operation of the mine by iss owners