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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26

Stewart. i. a. Peacock. Sam Cantrv.
T. W. Ball. H. r. Meek. Robert McCnrt.
j. j. Jarvis, 1Illman Smith. J. T. Smith.
Senator Swayne, sam r. Camp Wilson
Gregg. and II. D. Shropshire
Upon motion the chairman appointed
twelve honorary pail bcurcrB ~ follows.
Mcssrs Sam j. Hunter. Robert s. Blair.
GeOrge Thompson. ~ j. Powell IL NJ
Chapman. w. II. Ford, James H. Field.
aud Judges Harris Greene. BOOTY. Fur
man and Johnson. and on motion the
name Of the chairman. Colonel X. NJ.
Wynnc. was added to the hst
Tie houori lille civil court Of appeals
and the officers OF said court wetr In
yitcd 10 accompany the bar this after
noon. end Mr.. Stewart was requested To-
notify the court Of such invitation
Upon motion the chair appointed q COM
mittcc ~ one 90 present the resolutions
Of this bar 30 each Of the higher courts.
viz. Judge J. y HogsCtt 20 present the
resolutions t0 The court of civil appeals
Second supreme judicial district nc Fort
Worth; Colonel 4. NJ. Carter TO present
them - the supreme court Of the state,
aud Mr. Hyde Jennings to present them
to the court Of criminal appeals OF the
state az Austin,
Captain w H. Ford was appointed to
have chnrgc Of the procrsaO of the bar
while attending the funeral services.
The officers Of tho county aud an visit
ing members Of the bar were requested
also 10 attend the services IN company
with the bar.
The meeting then adjourned 10 mcct
IN the fOrty-eighth district courtroom at
. O'Clock Thursday morning, April ~
r. NJ. WNNNE, Chairman.
NJ. SCOIGALE Spr'y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26
PERSONAL.

city,
H. H. Peters Of Eagle Ford is In
/ the city.
u G. Rhome came down from Rhome
| yesterday
Mrs a II. webb Of Colorado city is
IN the city.
H. $ McEwcn Of san Antonio was In
the city yesterday.
Jot j Smyth. The cattle king "
ltnsku, IS iu the city.
w III. Fcntheraoue, the Henrietta
cowman, came down last night
W. l.. Ryrd of Mckinney came down
20 the Fort on cuisines yesterday
Tom Roper prosperous merchant Of
Pleasant Point, was here yesterday
A. H. Proctor q Blooming Grove
business man, dropped in yesterday.
r. Dorcmus. managing editor of the
Dallas News, wis Ia the city yesterday.
Captain Smithce at Mansfield was
among thc visitors Ia the city ycstor.
day
Colonel Grccn. a wcll.known merchant
.of CoWuudule, WIS iu the city yester
day.
John Sparks OF Georgetown cnmc MP
yesterday to see Fort Worth and its
huoms
W. ". Kidd Of Quincy. M. Is IN the
city looking over the town as point Of
investment
Thomas A. Sporran Of Jacksboro l.
among the visiting Texans Ia the me-
tropolis.
u. w. Hoyb Of Archer IA la the city
II. A. Cock OF Evansville Ind, is 40
the Hotel Pclwick
A. u Bolts of Mansfield paid Fort
Worth a visit Yesterday aud combined
business with pleasure.
Mr. Martin Casey returned from his
trip North yesterday looking much ih.
proved for biz brief rest
MIR A. g. Scurlock editor Of the Gle
buuC Chronicle. b. In the city, u wit
ncss m the Bonner murder ease
W VI Stratton. of Strutton \ White,
IA iu Mineral Wells for % few days, cnt-
ing squirrels and drinking mineral water
Captain g. w. Collum. one of the lead
Ing business men of Decatur, was tay-
Utng Wholesale merchants here with
orders yesterday.
Ferd Parkruburg. who ably represents
big cigar house iu New York city. was
here yesterday lie does n big business
in The city and surrounding towns.
AffNA W ANANAN MNNh W hlNiW NfHNf.I.
day nt which place be- delivers today
the annual address before the West I.
Texas odd Fellows association.
j. B. Bushncll Of the Minneapolis |
Threshing Machine company is In the I
city visiting his SON Frank nt g.. y.
Whites residence on West Second street .
Miss Screws. daughter of Captain w T
Screws of Montgomery Ala, II In the
city visiting h"r aunt Mrs. Laura Gal
loway, corner Of ireland and Calhoun
streets.
" l.. Spencer ~ the NAPLES, Platter |
Grocer company returned yesterday from /
q twO-dayH trip to Dallas. lie says hp /
was glad 10 gei back home aud to get
glass OF water
Mrs &. - Brown LETT last night for |
Chicago, whore she VIII conduct first
class lodging house during the fair
Mrs Frank - Ross of Duluth Is n |
the city visiting her sisters Mrs. Whltm /
and Mrs w. a. Garner She rs at pres
eut at the residence of Mrs Garner.
/ have sold my drug store located at |
BOZ Main street and h W.ll b. known
hereafter ~ the Dushw00d Pharmacy /
Geo. H. DasllwoOd No charge. Thank.
Ing my friends for their patronage, and
hoping they may find IL 10 their Interest
20 continue the slime with the new firm,
/ am respectfully, n. N. TRUE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26
a DASTARDLY DEED.

Last night at about o O'Clock a das.
tnrdly attempt 20 wreek o train GA the
Texas and Pacific throe-fauuhs Of mile
east OF town, by some miscfeaut placing
u disaster as q stock train would have
under stock gap and the other chained
hard and fast 10 the track. Fortunately
II was discovered in time 10 prevent
disaster, as stock train would have
gone east in a few minutes. Some one
came up the track aud discovering the
tie reported 10 the railway officials, who
went 10 investigate aud removed The
obstruction and while doing so was shot
at from ambush Sheriff CLANCY is
investigating the matter. niHl possibly
has a clue It's a very small one but will
be- traced 10 the end.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Of Comptroller OF the Currency.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Of Comptroller OF the Currency.
Washington. Feb. G. 1893.
|al By satisfactory evidence pre-
y the Undersigned. Il has been inado
h that Tho American National bank
Worth" IN the city OF Fort Worth,
county OF Tarrant, aud state %
pa complied with an the provisions
|ltatutcs Of the United States, re-
Il be complied with before nn asso-
pan be authorized TO commence tho
Of banking;
'lheroigrr, d. Alonzo Barton Hep.
f uptfo.ler of the currency. do here.
~ that "ihe American National
Fort WORTH" IN the city OF Fort
p no county " Tarrunt, and state
D. q authuriEed TO commence the
1 y banking ls provided I'm section
The revised sVtutcs Of the United
dgong whereof. witness my hand
q culcu this Cth day OF February.
A. n. HEPBURN.
Comptroller OF tho Currency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26
CONDEMNED RArIsrs.

The kca0old On which the rapsts.
Burke aud Massey, are 20 b. executed
on Friday next is complete and viii be
put IN position Thursday and tested.
Burke has made a full confession. 10
Is not it for publication lie says be- is
ready TO die. Massey still sticks 10 his
first statement and says be VIII die an
Innocent man. They are sure 70 90 on
Friday, unless the governor respites
than
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26
THE COURTS.

Matters were exceptionally quiet around
the courthouse yesterday The Forty
eighth district court met and Immediately
adjourned aud the day was taken up in
the Seventeenth district in the murder
case Of the State W. g.. w Bonner
The following new suits were fled.
Joseph Mayer vs. Louis Schubert,
debt aud foreclosure
j. G. Ingram vs. r. NJ lin ct AL.
debt and foreclosure.
NJ q. Ellis w. A. T. Byprs defendant
+. VI. Cain, garnishec; punishment
NJ g.. Ellis VS.. A. II. Byers, defendant,
l.. A. Talfarr garnishec; garnishmput
NJ. g Ellis vs.. A. ~ Byers, defendant,
A.Salesherg, gariishce. mnishment
VI. q. Ellis vs.. A. H. Byers, defendant,
H. e. Tuerk, garnishce. rnmishmcut
W. ], Bailey W. H. j. Anderson. eur,
nishee; punishment.
W. i. Bailey IS. State National bank.
gatnisher: garuishmeuL
r. n. Montgomery VS., j. W. Bell et
al. dcht aud foreclosure
The following suit was filed late Mon.
DAY evening
First National buuk Of Granbury w.
j.. W. Pee 10 AL, debt and attachment
change of venue from Hood county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26
THE POLICE CHANGE.

40 the meeting IT the city council last
night Officers Laudgrove Iudkitps aud
Towns were relieved and James Sutton.
Charles Couch aud Mr.. Attcrsou were
appointed. Thcre will be- no increase iu
the force for the present at least
ilersChell v Smith. wcll-bnoWn
young member Of the bar OF this city,
was nI1nIndnl pnlicn lulRn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26
INSURANCE. NOTICE..

u pnderaigucd urc Insurance agents
Worth, give notice 10 the public,
And after May l., ls13. we win not
heles 10 any one except upon the
" the premium ln cash.
u u, Llttlrluhn Ialn Cetti, Grain
Eeon, swayue, Allen and Goodell, n
IicA, James w Swaync. hen %,
n Wright, Van Zandt &luwam
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26

Insurance. Statistics and History,
Austin, Tex, April 1, 1878.
nom II may concern:
y certify that the Guardian Fire
NsaulahCe company uf London, En-
IN au respects fully complied
iaNs OF Texas as conditions prccc-
~ 9Qlug business in thls state.
AI company holds "A certificate
~ NUN THIS office emitting 10 70
ih lhis state for twelve months
~ gay OF January, lS13. 10 the
w. he'tWhrr, lsua. Given under
.ig..,l seat ui office. in Austin, the
t"lr lisl above written
Aitl'hN' Acting Commissioners.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26

committee feel that ! have done
nothing detrimental 90 The chief or 10
the force. deeply appreciate the kind
ness Of Chief Maddox in the past und
entertain for him the highest regard az
man aud a chief of police. ] cheer
fully surrender my star 10 my successor
conscious OF having nt all times done my
duty to the city 60 the best Of my abil-
IFS"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26
WAgHINOTON ARRAIGNnD.

Terrell Tex April 21.-fspec4al 1.-The
negro. William Washington, WAS nunifnrd
Tor examining trial today Tor burglary in
three counis. lie Waived examination and
his bond WIS placed ~ Justice Frank a.
500 in each count, making total ~ $500
10 jail tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26
BONHAM.
The SLAYER OF LEVI WRIGHT
GIVES HIMSELF UP.
A Cowardiy Attempt Co Wreck Train.
Tho scaToid Ready for Burke aud
Massey Burke confsssss.

Bonham, Tex. April % Especially
Alfred Jnrrcl charged with the inur.
der Of Loyi Wright at Elwood Cuton on
Red river on the 9Th inst, gave hlm-
SELF up aud bad an examining trial yes.
terdny before Esquire Smith nc Ivan.
hoe, and was admitted 70 bail la the
sum OF $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26
JOHN D. TENIPLEToNs FUNERAL.

The funeral services OF the late John
ID, Templcton were held 40 his late resi-
dence nj O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Rev. DR. Robert II. Nall preached "a
strong sermon, aud the services an
through We're very impressive. The bar
attended IN body and nn immense con-
course Of friends were present The re-
mains. escorted hy friends aud COM
mittee from the TarTnnt county bar were
taken to Austin on the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas evening trails where the In
termeut will take place today The city
Of Fort Worth as well as the bar Of the
county has lost citizen and lawyer
whose place viii be difficult 10 lll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26
GovEnNoR IUBBARD no SPEAK.

Corsicana. Tex. April % Especially
Ex-Governor Hubbard arrived in the
city tonight from Tyler. lie ~ 20 make
AN address on Odd Fellowship 40 this
place 10 be held at the city park t0mor.
row in cOmmenoratlOn of the 10Th
anniversary of that order.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26

II you want good, reliable time and an
elegantly engraved e0ld-hlled watch war
rantfd for twenty years with hYe-year
gltlranteed AGn look NJ these watches
in Aorehons & McBdde's windows
SO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26
FAsTURr EnR I'M

RE FOR 5OOO CATTLE ~ SWISH.
= Known as the Tulc pasture on
~ ~ easy reach Of Amarillo, good
VIZ With winter privileges n re-
|lhuH J. TISDAII.. Manager.
paiOdurO, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26
DIED

Mrs S. Caldwell. an oll.time citizen
Of Bonham, motheriu-law Of Or 30.
can Saunders OF Fort Worth, died yes.
ierlny evening at = O'Clock, and will be
buried this evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26
A CARD OF TUANKS-

| wish to thank my friends Tor thcir
Kindness and eympathy 10 me during the
sickness and dcuth OF my child
MRS PEARL INNtNGuAM.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26
A RIYERsInE FIRE.

About 2.3O yesterday morning an
alarm Of fire was turned in. hut the fire
was located Ia Riverside and beyond the
bailiwick of the fire department, a. well
as remote from water supply. 4 strong
wind was blowing from the south, aud
IN an hours time the handsome residence
Of W. w. Dexter with nearly all its
contents was IN aches.
The fire Is supposed To have originated
from the explosion Of a lamp In one of
the rooms on the lower floor, Mr. aud
Mrs Dexter We're awakened by the
smoke, which Gled the raoms on the
upper floor, aud hnrely succeeded IN cs-
Gaping Some Of the furniture WAS saved.
but 10 was n very small amount. The
house had been built less than two years
aud cost something over $1,000. The
contents Will swell the loss 10 fully SlO,-
600. The insurance amounts 10 q little
over $4,000. The loss Us very heavy
one 10 Mr. Dexter ms Il is nearly all
he had ON earth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26
|HorEL ARRIVALS



Bates 81 Louis; Evaresto Gar.
va Neorge A Kelly. CIarcndon
ltlh' Dallas; j ~ Snecd. Deui.
n v,.lth,h Denver. Col: j II ElH-
lp,A ny A Bunelle. Dallas. Al II
W.. - Try; d v Wntkins SANTA
~ Niclols Galveston: A r. Yves.
N a stoiA Geo q killlan, Kansas
~ Snow IuscaloOsn. Ala: 'rhos j
~ 'Y,'ii,e.,ssee n n Fickingcr. civ;
r.tI. N,,afo; u W Hudetf. Dallas
Ile.,i, n Casey. Clinton. Mo
I,r,'in' FhilAdelphia. William Hun.
IN. george W ulra. Ennsns tifv
- l0nls; Ssndv Haley fI,t,s,,',
y. Nv w ~. urieans Thomas NJ JACK,
- VIM a Wilchln. Ml,wnufee F..
-. T4bir Ford. W l. HyrI M.
lra1,s smith Itaaca. ~ III Nn.
an. u COLLINS. Chicago. NJ il
4 NJ uitiia Il llvot. Chicago
'D,iitu Colorado CITY. l. Nvers
tS1iias n J. Andneto1 ~ ieniil.,
|l fios unique Harris Franklin.
d NJ Spartan. JackslorrO.
|sieler tll' NJ Norton Chicago.
Il vrn6 ,Mtaihelf0rd: Paih Nanies
! CoDt N4icago u ~ How Arrher
|nin, (, himHYille. ina. "A D. prna.
III pt.ttY'ri doe HAYS. 81 Lonls,
ii tr.ee,iiiienl, Va. D d Conan ~
ibse. o,as = hlnonheld, Denver.
q W Shaw. "a Louis w.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26

lhe people 81 this country pay annually
Sk9NoOVO fr shoes ADD s3O0,ODO,O 900
for h4ta.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26

Nearly 1000 children are born yearly
in London warehouses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26
ARlINGroN NJ,

phIs: nv NJ lily Bernard Row.
illIahs ,pd seott Phuadelphia /:
chas n has n NJ spaidlng
sahaeble. LAYTON, Chicae6. 4 n
,9D, a T." ,Eiickery. WaSa6acble .
b lonis,,n Willie New Yert n
SWas,-9 We y VI Hlscocs Hons.
Womb, NsW Orleans: N j sySa.
\ g HutsbHipe Hirseh. OWeasboi,e
10. M '',iis.sQn kansas Clty. tfeo
II j en-. prank e Smith. PIN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26

t1 IA s.. E suffering from blood
5 's.ul' q = lite from 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-26
A sERIOrS ACCIDENT

Yesterday morning Walter Sanncr, a
12-year-old boy, and party Of lads about
the same age, went on a rabbit hunting
expedition. They had a large pack Of
dogs Some one Is constructing barb
wire fence and only One wire has been
strung. While running al fun speed
after tha dogs Walter ran against the
wire. striking 10 with such force that the
rebound threw him distance of ten or
twelve feet aud rendered him uncOn.
sciOus. A negro lad who saw him fan
ran for a bucket Of water, and upon
reaching the PROSTATE lad found him
very bloody from an ugly cash. split
ing his cheek from the ear almost 10
the corner Of the mouth, the gaping
wound showing the lads teeth lie
washed away the blood and restored
Young Sanner 20 consciousness and upon
learning where he lived took the wound.
ed boy on his back and carried him home.
A physician WAS called, who put six
stitches iu the wound. The doctor
wanted the boy 10 take cll0rOf0rm but
he little fellow stOufly refused aud
stood the painful operation maniully.
had the wire struck him under the
law he wound would have inevitably
have resulted fatally.
WHAT OFFICER roWNEs SAYS,
Meeting e1-OfBcer Henry TONNES last
evening 4 Gazette reporter asked him
ho,, he feh shout his release. lie said:
~ leave the force with feelings OF
e,ndfy 10 no one. ] have the kiudtlt
feelings toward the chief aud the police
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-21

THE Elmira company, operating
silver mines at Banner, has made a
cut Of so cents per day IN wages.
This was expected. No silver mine
now can be worked except at . loss,
without a reduction of wages, and
then it is very doubtful if any can
keep even, but the owners cannot A.
ford to let their mines fill with water.
To pump out the mines to resume
operations again, in case silver should
command better price, would cost
immensely, and besides, the workings
of the mines would be greatly dam
aged by allowing them to fill with
water. This company, we are pleased
to state, makes fair proposition to
miners and mill men. They are to
work at reduced wages while silver is
down, but whenever the price ad-
vances to 85 cents all the employees
are to receive the old wages.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-21
Notice Of Application for .. s. Patent
UNITED STATES LAsD OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAsD OFYcE,l
Boise City, Idaho, July II, 1893
Notice is hereby given that James c. Jordan,
whose postoice address is San Francisco, Califor-
nis and Samuel c. Bowen whose postofice address
is centervile, Idaho, by their agent and attorney
dress is Center, lille. Idaho has made application
for United States Patent for the
Go Devil
Lode mining claim, situate in Elk Horn mining
district Boise county, State Of Idaho consisting Of
1881 linear feet Of the lode and surface ground $50
feet wide, being Sur. No. SS9A and designated on
the official plat and field notes Lot No. 40, unsur
,eyed lands Of the United States, with magnetic
ration at l9 degrees 20 minutes z, a. follows:
Beginning at discovery in the west end of an
open cut $50 feet long by 1873 feet deep in earth
and rock where the notice Of location was originally
posted: Thence N S6 degrees OF minutes along
the general or line 4 vein 433 feet to a set
pine post marked "E" center end " Go Devil"
thence s 80 degrees 5s minutes rs feet Cor.
No. s. identical with Cor. No. Of location. pine
post mArked-A l4s1 feet to Cor. No. 6, identical
with Cor No. 8 of location, q pine post marked
a, whence q pine tree 50 inches in diameter
blansd and marked B. T. oA bears II degrees So
minutes W, 90 feet distrnt; thence n degrees
IS minutes W 66.7 feet to Cor. OF this survey,
$50 feet to Cor. No. 7, identical with Cor.
No. Of location, . pine post marked -
$50
whence . pine tree 40 inches in diameter
0..sd and marked B. T. woA GOO bears degrees SC
minutes W PAS feet distant l4sl feet to Cor No g.
identical with Cor. No. of location. ar post
marked "A, whence Ar tree 10 inches in Diane.
$50
ter bears n "a degrees Al minutes 54.5 feet dis
,ant $50 feet to Cor No. s. the place OF beginning
embracing area OF 5l00 acres. U. s. Mineral
Monument No. bears IS degrees SO minutes 4
Is feet from Cor, No. Of Orc Fino Lode
which 10 consolidated with this claim and made one
survey.
The said mining claim being record In the
ONCE of the County Recorder Of said mining dis
trict st Idaho CITY, in Boise county, State Of Idaho
| The nearest known locations being the Ore Fino
which bounds this claim the south, the Western
Wonder tunsurveyed), claimants, J. b. MeCurdy
| and the heirs of Mitchell Borno, Mrs. Bakers
claim lunsurveyedl, name unknown.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any por
| ton of said lode claim surface ground re-
quired to file their adverse claims thereto with ths
Register Of the United States Land Once at Boise
City, State Of Idaho within sixty days hereof, OF
| they will be barred by virtue Of the provisions o.
| the Statute in such cases made and provided
| CHaS. 8. KINGSLEY, Regisfey
First poHtsticp, July II, 1893
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-21
Cash on hand apportioned as follows
Warrants redeemed second quarter. 1893

Boise DEMOCRAT: But few ap-
pies show the presence of the Goblin
worm. Nearly all of the orchardists
sprayed their trees, but whether the
spraying or some popularity of the
weather destroyed the eggs, is not
known. /. L. Timer says that he has
a number of trees that were not
sprayed that are as free of worms as
those he thoroughly treated. -. Col.
Matt Graham, mining operator, will
leave for France to-day. When he
returns he will be accompanied by an
agent for French capitalists who wish
to invest in mines. Col. Graham said
good mines could be sold if their
owners did not ask three or four times
their value. Mr.. Hughes, of the
House of B. Fl. Coleman & Co., re-
turned from Owyhee county last Fri
day. He says that business is some
what dull over there, as it is every
where else, but the present depres-
sion does not in the least detract from
the fact that Owyhee is the heaviest
ore producer in the State and that
her mines are inexhaustible. The
rumor that the DeLamar had shut
down arose from the discharge OF
thirty men, fifteen of whom had been
put on again. Ore from this great
nine turns out bullion that is three
sevenths gold and four, sevenths sill
YER
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-21
Lost slvEs CorrEx MINES.


ketchum Keystone.
Franklin Farrell, Connecticut cap
italist and manufacturer who is also
heavily interested in mining in Mon
tana, accompanied by A. F. Migeon,
OF Connecticut, and the well known
mining expert, Ben Tibbey, of Butte,
Montana, were visitors in Ketchum
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this
week. These gentlemen were re.
turning from a visit to Lost River,
where they had been to inspect the
great copper property Of Col. N. J.
Sharp, of Challis, and his associates,
with view Of investing. While the
reporter could not induce these gen.
tlemon to talk much of their ultimate
intentions regarding this property,
quite enough was ascertained to sat
isfy US that they we're more than
pleased with what they saw, and that
the great body of ore was far more
extensive than they had anticipated
finding. The thousands of tons ready
for shipment and the greater body in
sight completely overwhelmed them
They brought away several sacks
which were sent east to be tested.