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con,icis Ia n state Of Iutlny.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 25.-The
convicts NJ Tracey are In state OF
mutiny, aud NJ = result two mon are
dead aud two others suffering ftom
wounds. THIS afternoon tho conviCts
loaded u pipe with explosives, placed
II In a coal car ana attached slow fuse
10 Il.
Deputy Warden Nelson and assist.
ants were passing along another entry
10 b1ing the c0nyicis out for the night,
ana when ihey arrived opposite tho
bomb 1t exploded. Nelson was Instant
ly killed, and guards Terrell and Thur.
man slightly wounded.
A negro convict named Peter Ham.
llton was killed by yolley from the
other guards. There were lis con.
YlctB In the mine at tho time, and
all but seventy surrendered. Escape
is probably the object oithe mutineeIs.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BURNING FORESTS.
Immense Losses Caused by The Rl6.
Ing Flames.
MANY PEOPLE LEFT DESTITUTE.
almost certain That a Number Of Lives
Have Been Lost IN Harl-
Gus Places,

sroRANE, Wash, July ga
Spoksmdn. Review special from Kaslo,
iAyt
Leases 40 far reported from the awful
forest fires raging throughout the
mountains Of this section aggregate
sbout $4,000. The people Of the
slocum district are left destitute with
out shelter or food. A relief party has
gone there, but II Is feared there will
he great suffering before II pushes it,
Nay through the burning forest Fires
had been burning afounu the ill-iated
towns Tor several days, but shout noon
d roaring gale swept down tho noun
lain, lifting high IN the air TOPS
and limhA VI burning trees and
carrying them long distances ~ brands
10 tart new fires In thousand differ.
cot places. A lmott instantaneously
u,ziu fires were raging la Three
Forks. The terror strickoa people hal
10 dee for their lives, leaving every
hing behind them. Tue proprietor Of
a laundry and bath house Aud his wife
Jumped into tbs creek and rolled down
sIteam until they reached place OF
shelter. Al Bear Lake, Mt. MahCnuy,
= 10 ran n hotel, with hia wife aud two
email children waded out into tie
waters Of the lake anu remained there
Tor hour.
IL IL almost certain that number OF
lives have boeD Loot among the pros
Itcios.
rhu total loss at Three Forks Ia abou,
!65,00O; vi Watson about $50, 900; nj
Bear Lake, $4,000.
IL h feared that Callahan, telegraph
operator nj Watson, and Frank Price,
who was on this north fork VI CaTpeu.
trr creek, have Ierishsd. Tho line Of
the lire % IS miles long, and damage 10
valuable timber IL enormous.
buildings ut the Tam O'5hanter
milne anu the Blue Bell have burned.
~ kaslo alarm IL itlt tor this safety
Of the town. A big fire has been burn
ING un the lake shore within n quarter
% mile Of tue town.
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STOCKTON, Cal, July 81 A pc
culisf luminous body fell iiem the
sky In u souiheasttIly direction %.
night at 1880 O'Clock this evening. IL
left trail OF lisht aud hsccy smoke
behind II. The smoke was alsl lun-
inous, aud glowed Ia the shy Tor t0me
moment-. Nothing OF tue sort wa
ever observed mere before.
EAN RAFAEL, Cal, July Al
1880 O'Clock tonight what appeared TO
be a meteor fell slowly from the ny
near here. 1he body wHs large aud
lumif0ua.
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roREsr FinES.
Much Damage to Property Caused by
ths FLAMES

ASHLAND, Wis, July 27.-Forost
Hires are producing great suffering aud
l0ss throughout this vicinity, anu fail.
road COMPANIES have never before eN-
puricnovu such damage from lire. Ou
the Whc0nsiu Central TOaI Il IL im-
possible TO move trains Phillips, the
headquarters OF the John Il. DAVIS
Lumber company, manufacturing
Town VI 5000, IL destroyed by ute aud
only few buildings remain standing.
A dispatch just received from ~.
Held, n small station a lew miles thiA
size OF Phillips, Gays tnat bOJ women
anu children IRON Puliups are Ia tue
woUds without shelter. They sent a
request tor food ami supplies, AS the
supply At Fifield 10 worry SNORT
Cummu uiuatiOn with Fiiieid " now
shut of, anu 10 IL feared that town 10
alec on IRE. Along the Omaha line
the nrca are raging with terrfio norc,-
nuts' shores Crossing, u village eikht
mites west Of Ashlanu, was destroyed
this afternoon, not building fem,iu.
ing standing. rne home ess families
were brought 10 AHhlaui. lhu rail-.
rond bridges near there were des rOyeI
and nc O'Clock this afternoon last
Omaha freight train aud sixteen
luaGgd cars were entirely burned. Both
tho engineer anu ifvmAl were In.
iutcd, and tho braaomcn are missing.
i4Osn u cars anu freight amounts "
many thousands Of dOilaTs.
Mason, small town south on the
Omaha line, caught nfo this ovepiug.
Inc White River compauy's mill with
4J,OOJ,0lO feet Of lumUur IA tho yards
was destroyed, aud al o O'Clock the
latest report received here says the
entire town IL threatened.
The Omaha bridge across the white
river at Mason IL buTuUd. Railr0ai
officials say the loss at Mason ~ fully
Sl,UO0,OU0, with s25O,O00 Insurance.
News from Hurley states that toWn
has been enveloped IA dense clouds Of
smoke all DAY with fires on nearly
every side.
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PARIS, July 27.-Dr. Cornelius Herr,
the Panama lobbyist, was formally
charged today with extOrling 1000, 900
francs from the late Baron Reinach.
Az DIR. Herr did not appear, the tribu.
nal declared him deiaulter anu iudg-
ment WAS reserved.
DIR. Herr sundsTstoOd 10 be- still In
England. His extTadition has been
repeatedly sought for, but under the
plea OF ill'health, ETC., nc has succeed
Cd In avoiding appearing personally
before French court.
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WAsHINuTOS, July 9s.-rhe U. s.
cinsul NJ BAguad, Nit. Sunuherg, IN a
report 20 the state department de.
brriues the terrible condition OF the
place from q hylienio point OF view.
lie says that since this May fioodu
hogan TO subsiJe a malignant fever has
prevailed Ia tue city aud subutbs,
more especially among the fellahs
OILERS OF the eoill down along the
river. The consul says tns mortality
has been very high and the mlsery be.
You'd conception. The immigration Of
uelunct Pefsians having lust been re-.
opened, II ~ a sOurcs OF both revenue
anu postilence. one arriving caravan
was loaded with collins containing
corpses that had been dead for month";
some perhaps four year,, The plague
which ususlly follows the floods Is
expected next winter.
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nose ran, headaches. no appetite and she
couldn't sleep at night
Hearing Of tho wonderful cures Effected
by DrH. shores 4 shores, decided to
take my child 10 thom, aud I am glad
did, for ] can now truihfully say tha
she II we'll again. / cannot say too much
In pTaise Of nrs. Shores q Shores, nnd
would advise all mothers 20 take their
children 10 them A. thOir treatment IL
mild, pleasant and effective.
Mrs, Edgar resides At No. 80 Smondi
avenue, between Seventh and Eighth
West streets, Salt Lake city, whore she
can bo seen, and will readily verify hor
RAtomont
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Ready Made Goods.

You have been invited to many Waist
offerings but never 10 one when values
were 20 raro, tho variety 10 exclusive or
the st'los 40 pretty
ladies' Monte Cloth Waists, were zoe,
for 2ic.
Pink, Blue, Hslioiropo Waists, latest
styles, were 500. llr
Elegant Line OF Shirt Waists IN pin
stripes, worth SL5J, FOR glc.
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VIII DO Efforts this Woek.
To tho Bottom! Reductions Will Run Mad Riot,
And Values DO cut to
The Quick Profit and Cost Will In casa
Bo considered during Final Clearing
Sale OF all Summer Goods
This Great saIo has saved Hundreds OF Dollars to our
Patrons and It will save Thousands
Moro this
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PARIS, July 27.-Tbo Senate today
passed tue antl'anarchist bill adopted
by the deputies yesterday. Tho vote
was 206 TO 30.
The radical and monarohial papers
concur In the opinion that the bill was
designed lees with a view OF crushing
Rnatchism than with the purpose OF
abridging the freedom Of the press.
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The trsi, was ditched, aud rode back
to Sacramento In iheif WAGON ,....
samuel Knight, assis'Su. Onlten
States distinct attorney, va mex
called. Knight detailed ' .,'. SUBSTANCE
" conversations held WIN .ne prisoners
during the strike and preVl9u, 70 We
tram wreck, and repea'su "ua' he
considered seditlous lhieA's'
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Parasols,

Halt Price and Quarter Price Parasols
this woUk.
Carriage pRNsols.- Black Niki WIN
rutIie. f1r 100 aud 8Jc. These arc worth
Sl,l1 aud Sl,I1.
fancy MORE SIX Parasols, were 100 .
Tor yL3l,
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Suits.

This week the dual reductions TO quirk.
ly close tho stock OF summer SUITS no
chance that comos but once a year.
We mako just 3 priros on cur tutiro
stock Of Duck Suits, were $3.50 aud sJ.Tj
IA blue ani white stripes, SLpj.
Al $500, we will close oil OF our II ua
or Tan or White Striped DuuE suits,
with front fovors and cuffs faced with the
plain material, worth sLjO 10 $500.
Al our High Glass Novelties Ia DIren-
Tore, tulaWay Box Coat 1tylga
were $3.50 aud $3.50, Tor yL-l,
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WAHiNOrON, July 27-'rhe bill 10
create n national board OF arbitration,
introduced ny Springer, which follows
the accommodate Of the Pfesidenps
message Ia 1857, will he reported 10
the Houss iavOraBly by this commission
Of lAbOT.
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fornia for the extrAditlon Of Alonzo
Whitman, ex-senator from Wisconsiu'
charged with forgery. /. was proven
TO the satisfaction OF the governor that
the signature alleged - have been
forged by Whitman was genuine
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CHICAGO, July 27.-There are now
more Idle men IN the stock yards
no ION than nj any time since the strike
20 1856. From daylight until the mid
.ir " the forenoon every day the great
slaughter houses are besleRod by lhuus.
Hude VI men In search OF work Near.
~ all Of them are uuskilled workmen
aui there ~ no work for them.
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CHICAGO, July 27-fho heat wave
to-day IL central over Iowa, Wisconsin,
Illinois, the temperature In many
places running over 100 degrees. In
Montana ami tho Dakoias the worst II
passed. In Kansas and Nebraska
growing crops sustained great damage.
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DRAGGIN0 ALONG.
The Examination Of strikers Charged
with murder, Eto,

WOODLAND, Cal, July 27.--Tho
preliminary examination Of the Amer.
lean Railway Union men, charged with
trainwIecking, murder and conspiracy,
dfags teaiously along. Today nearly
the entire session was devoted to the
examination OF two witnesses. Tue
hrst was joe Mallace,R striker who has
since returned 10 WORK, who met the
prisoner Worden and hoy Johnny
sherburns near The treslle shortly alter
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WAHISaToE, July q. The com.
missioner Of labor, M ex-otiiclo chair.
man OF the strike commission appoint
ed by the President, has called meet
Ing Ia this city on Monday.
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noNEY nor CALLED ron.
Large sums Deposited VITA the Court
by LitiHants.


by LitiEAnts.
CHICAGO, July 2s.-It has been the
custom u the courts In Cook county
l,r yeRTs that whenever money Ia la
dispute tnu money should bo left IN the
hauda Of the CLERK Of the court pending
the settlement OF the question. In this
way since large amount OF disputed
money is never called for by tue sue
crssiul lltigants there has accumulated
Ia tbs hands OF the clerks OF courts a
yum OF over s20O,O00. Tuis sun Il
regarded tgs ttust fund by the clerks
aud they regularly draw inttTrst on ~,
ana when their term OF office expires
tutn II over 10 their successors. There
are caseH on record where more than
$4,000 Ia one lump has been placed la
thr hands OF tbs clerks OF the court
aud never been called for Afterward.
La 1889 an action arose between the
Pullman company and the Baltimore
q Ohio railroad and other companies
H- ~ the ownership VI $4,000. AC.
COrIing 10 the usual custom this
amount was turned into tho city court
aud placed In charge OF Circuit Clerk
Best In 1891 the attorneys
stipulated that the sum should to
placed In bauk aud draw per cent
Interest. An order was entered there
upon W Judge Horton ~ this effect
aud flied with the minute olprG OF the
court. The case has just teen settled
by tho supreme court ana now II 10
discovered lhAt Circuit Court Clerk
Frat K Gaultef has no certificate VI
uept M, nor did he or his predscussOr,
Mt Beet, know anything about the
urJeT requiring the deposit to 10 made.
la tue meantime the money, with all
others In custody OF the clerk, had been
On deposit drawing interest. Tho In.
toresled parties now claim that the
circuit court clerk Is liable Tor the p
per cent interest on the mOuey. The
attorney for ono OF the complainanis
has raised the point that II IL no part
u Mr. Gaultof's duty 10 set Rs Gus.
todlan OF such funds and that II no did
DO 40, II was merely in n personal and
not mn villcial capacity anu he Ia on.
titled 10 compensation Tor his services.
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YOKOHAMA, July 2L-rhe Ameri'
can steamer, CITY Of Peking, Captain
Seafle, which went ashore IN heddo
Bay, Japan, hss been Heated bho
sustained no damage.
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KnIed IN ans ErrihnnnI,..

BELGRADE, July 27.-ERrthquake
'hoc6s have been felt In Macedonia,
lln Servia ana eastern Bulgaria.
Many HOUSES at Narnia, bulgaria,
we're damaged and number Of people
Killed.
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w.iiman All HiEhL

LONDON, July 27.--lniormatlon re.
ceived here leaves no room for doubt
ing that the Wtllman Arctic expedition
party is safe aud well on their way
north.
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WARSAW, July a. The steamer
Dcclaitis cUllided with a ferry boat at
GfodnO on the river Niomen. Four
teen people were killed anu eleven In
lufcd
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Note the Dincrenc,

Between tho testimonials puhllshed by
Drs. Shores a shores aud excursion rato
specialists, all tho old residents, business
aud professional men even the public
prosA endorse tho treatment Of these sue
cessiul specialists.
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CorENHAuEN, July 2I.-rho silver
Wedding Oi the Clown Prince aud
Princess Frederick Of Denmark 10 DO.
ing celebrated today.
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CLAYTON, No, July 2T.-HarElson
Duncan, ainogro, was hanged to-day for
tue murder OF Policeman janis Brady
IN ~. Louie, October o, 1890.
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The Outflow of Cola.

WAsHINuTON, July a. romorfow's
outgoing steamer from New YORK Will
carry $500, 900 In gold.
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DEsrRucTlvE rnAInIE rlREs.

wAsuiNGIUN, Ind, July q. - DO.
structivo prairie fires are raging be.
tween this city anu Fort Wayne. For
several days they have been burning
over several thousand acres Of wheat
and oats. Whole families are out
tightlng the iiamel.
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EEiradition Request Not Granted
LANSING, Mich, July 27.-Gover.
Dor Ron has refused TO grant the
'Squisitlon Of tho governor OF Cali.
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WANTED.

TOUNTN WARgANrs ~ SUNS OVER
~ fi0l Water script DO ought tnd sold By
huasol .. Tracy, a and ~ Commercial Block
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A Town BuRNiNu.

KEORUK, Ia, July 27.-At il;35
Pun. tnu town VI Bonapaft, la, 10
burning up. Officials have Just asked
aid from koUkuk. There are large
wooden mills anu clothing factories
there.
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A MormEn,s STORY.
Little Isabella Edgar Is Cured Of Ca
tarrh OF the Nose aud Throat.

wish TO say that after ono months
treatment with Drs. Shores & shores,
my little daughter IL we'll, says Mrs.
Edgar, Ia speaking Of her little child's
case.
She was n great sufferer from Catsrrh,
II having effected hor entire system, her
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CLuHErs AND CEtsPOOLs Hy b. DALI.
- more, az Eait, EiFhth south.
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INsuHANCE 90. MONEY, Ok 20 D PEH
cent Jnn, J. snyder. ~ Commercial block.
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NIrASTLD-LADY on GENTLEMAN To
w assist 10 odlcn RAiary fl3n0l. with
chance 70 Increase. aud position permanent. "
suited. Railway fair paid ~ once u engaged
LucIose references and self addressed stamped
envelope, Manager, Lock drawer T.. chicago,
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From Suffering. The Gratitude
of Patients Cured by DIS.
Shores & Shores.
SIGNED STATEMENTS GIVEN As
EVIDENCE OF THE SUCCESS OF
THIS WONDERFUL SYSTEM.

No Que need Suffer. n Mhilt Special
lists Have Treated You aud Made
You Worse, Dou'I give up. Read
the Evidence from Patient, Cured
BY Drs. Shore, \ shores.
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MONEY MAY IN LOST.

rTNwENTY.TiyE DoLLkRs uP. WALL n
i kloy, Attorneys, Room % Com. hioct.
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a.OO, Sl.5O, $500, $2,75, 5000, $780,
$500 and $500.
50, IS, ST. $L25, $50, Sis AND $780,.

HATS We have % Gne line Of Crushers Fedorag
Straight Brm. Curl Brim High aud Low Crown SOFT and
sun Hats, 10 Tan, Gray, B.own Coffee Black Nuua and
other Fashionable Shade Hats from
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-09-15

III lhe DlSbi1Cb COuTb Oh tue lHlTu
District of the state ofIdaho, In and for the
County Of Owyhee.
Josephine Maysenholder, plaintif.0
VS..
| John A. MayseDholder, defendant.J
The state of Idaho sends greeting to John
A. Maysennolder, defendant.
You are hereby summoned and required to
appe ar in IN action brought against you by
10 answer the com plant of the above named
plaintiff al d therein, within ten days Tex
elusive Of the day of seryice) after the service
on yon Of this Summons, II served within
this County; or If served out of this County
but within this JUDICIAL District, within
twenty days; or If served elsewhere, within
forty day.
The said action is brought to dissolve the
bonds Of matrimony, existing between you
and plaintiff on The ground OF desertion, said
desertion being slleged to have taken place
on or about the 25th day of Deem Der, 1890,
and to have continued ever since. Also for
the custody pf the five minor children, issue
of your marriage with plaintiff, and for such
portion Of yonr property, consisting Of ranch
of Ie0 acres on Cow ere k, In Owyhee County,
Idaho. as may be eqe liable and Just.
And your are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear and answer said complaint as
above required he said plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
District Court of the Third Judicial
Dis rict of the State of Idaho, In
[sEALi aud for the County of Owyhee, |
this 24th day Of August in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and nfnety-four
H. II. BEONABD, JR., Clerk. !
M. HAYS, attorney for plalnIh,
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SOUTH MOUNTAIN.

This camp, located twenty miles south
Of DeLamer, contains very extensive
deposits Of silver gaena, and is prob
ably richer in htse minerals than any
locality IN southern Idaho, But being
sneh distance from railways, noder
The existing prices of lead and silv,r
cannot be probably worked. With.
the advent of railroad into the county
this district will become one of the most
important ones 10 this section of the
stale.
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COW CREEK.

This district begus about three miles
northwest of the De Lamar mines and
extends thence northwesterly three or
four miles. Its without doubt, on the
same mineral belt as The mine at De
Lamar, the orrs showing The same gem
'tral character Prospectors have loca
ted large nnnber of claims in thr dis
trict and sufficient development work
has bern done to warrant the belief
that this will sooner or later prove a
rich camp.
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This district carries principally silver
ores. and the low price of the white
metal has prevented the prosecution of
work there to any great extent for some
years. The mines have been rich pro-
.ducers and should silver again regain.
its legitimate position the camp will
again flourish.
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Alias Summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial
District of the state OF Idaho, In and for the
County of Owyhee.
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ROOSTER COMB,

Nine miles uorlh Of De Damar. and
only lniee or four miles west of The
stage station Oh Reynolds creek, is a
district three or four miles long, by per-
haps half that width, where the granite
has been pushed 10 he surface through
the surrounding porpbyry rock, and o.
yer nearly all this granite have been
found and located veins ofquartz which
carry, very high grade ores, principally
gold. The ores are refractory in char
acter and the small amount of expert
menting which has been done on them
has not yet developed a cheap plan of
reducing them When the proper meth
ed of treating these ores has been dis
closed this will undoubtedly prove. one
of the greatest mining districts in the
county. The veins are numerous, ex-
tend the entire length of the granite,
and nearly all of them sample very
high in grade.
oPALs.
A mention of the resources of Owyhee
would be far from complete
without be statement thai the Opal
mines located within its boundaries,
are by far the richest and most extern
live ever found on the continent
Thousands ofthe largest and finest gems
aver found in America have come from
he mines about -four miles from Warm
springs on Snake river. The stones are
and display wealth and vari-
'ty Of coloring seldom seen in these
ems.
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UN FLOIII5d NJUNIAIN
are three great and steady producing
groups of properties. the Black Jack,
Trade Dollar aud Tip-Top. the latter a
recent discovery is already famous as
one Of the greatest properties in the
county. Besides the above there are at
least dozen other very valuable prop
critics, only waiting capital and enter-
prise to bring them to the front.