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The state herald., 1895-05-03
MINING MATTERS.
FROM coLoRApo's Campo.
Pltkln County.

Pitkln COunty.
The first shipment Of the season came
down from Queens Gulcl yesterday.
The ore was packed on jacks by way
Of Ashcroft. The Jack punchers state
that there hundreds Of tons Of good ore
on the dumps of the outside camps
which only await favorable weather for
shipment.
Shipments of ore via the Rio Grande
have been heavy this month, and one
Of the officials stated that next month
would undoubtedly see the heaviest
movement experienced In a like period
for over two years.
All Of the different factions which
comprised the creditors Of the Holden
LixivatiOn Works are now working to-
gether In perfect harmony. Represent
ntives Of the two Denver banks, the
Wheeler bank of Aspen and Il. w.
Woodbury. will meet on the 10Th inst
In Denver TO formally incorporate the
new company and definitely determine
tho capitalization.
Three levels are being run each way
from tho 1SO-foot incline below the Cow
cnhovcn tunnel In the Bushwhacker.
Each Of these drifts is In ore, but 1t IL
not high grade. The Bushwhncker
company is working about twehty-eisht
men, and about thirty men are working
In Its ten blocks of leased ground. The
company and leasers are shipping about
$50 tons of ore per month.
The Smuggler people nre Just at pres
ent working five air drills, part of them
being employed in doing the excavating
for the large stump which Manager Hal
let Is preparing for his new pumps.
The stump will be built on new sys-
tenn, at least new one to this camp.
An excavation about six feet square
will BIO made below the bottom Of the
drift at tile 6OO-foot level, and 1t Will
be In the neighborhood of $50 feet In
length. One Of the large pumps is al
ready In place. 1t is duplicate Of the
Mollies large pump, and has 13la-inch
plunger. Tho other pump, which Is not
yet In position, has Pinch plungcr,
and when both are working to their full
capacity they will handle 1000 gallons
OF water per minute. and In addition to
this force the bailer can be brought in.
to action. which will bring up 100 gal.
Ions more. Not much ore is being ship.
ped just ut present. but enough of the
white metal is sold to more than dcfray
the expenses OF the mine.
The state herald., 1895-05-03
WESTERN MINING p,sTRlcrs.
TITAN,

OthNs
Special The excitement at Hark-
cr's canon over the discovery of placer
gold has lnpscd Every 10, of avail.
able ground Inns been filed on, and the
time has arrived for interested parties
to get down to work and give practi-
cal demonstration of the enormous
wealth which it has been represented
the district contains. The public
awaits developments very eagerly. But
developments are temporarily checked
by extraordinary prices which persons
are asking for water rights in Coon
canon. neighborlng to Harkcr's, and
containing the only water available for
many miles around.
Captain De Lnmar's newly bonded
claim In the Beaver Lake district. the
Banty, returned an assay last week of
$50 In gold and twenty-five ounces in
silver, the samples being taken from II
vein that now shows seven feet In
width. In the same district the Gale
ma mine returned assays of 40 per
cent. lead and seventy ounces silver;
while the Chloride claim returned Go
per cent. lead and twenty-five ounces
silver.
"North Star" Is the name of the
camp In the district. From there IL
special correspondent wrote to the
Tribune early In the week of some re-
markable results obtained In the de-
velopment of the Copper King group,
recently bonded to Gus Holmes, pro-
prletor Of the Knutsford hotel in this
city. An immense body of iron, cop
per and gold ore has been uncovered,
which measures, so far as worked,
eighty-seven feet in width, but which
has not yet encountered the walls. Su.
perintenlent John Forgle. who former
ly owned the mine, Is shipping from II
some thirty tons a day, most Of which
Is used for fluxing In the new lbeN
smelter.
The same correspondent says that
adjacent claims TO the Copper King
show enormous veins Of copper, silver
and gold, the silver appearing rich IN
chloride on the surface. The contact
Of the latter Is porphyry and granite.
In Sevier county, Lammersdori
claims to be putting out twenty tons
per day with his new mill, and to have
ore enough for n 20O-ton mill.
Speaking of Mercur again, the con
tract has been let for the pipe fu,
Colonel Wallis water schcmc-the first
practical step toward the mntcrializa
tion Of the latter.
The state herald., 1895-05-03


Some sixteen leases have been given
On the Loncfeiiows.
Six Points on Bull Hi! Il working
two shafts or lis ground, running only
day shifts.
Col. Ed. Browne has prospectors
trenching on the south slope OF Tender.
foot Hill for the c. o, u. vein,
1t is reported that the Victor sampler
will at once ship TO the smelling works
about 800 tons OF ore now on hand.
Loading of cars will begin to-day.
Ii is reported Gu good authority the
Scottish-American company will begin at
once sinking another shaft on their I.u-
yefHe lode on the west slope OF Gold
ilill, Redruih district, working two
shifts.
Three tons of ore on the dump ready
for shipment at the Viola on Battle
Mountain. The owners have done II
great deal OF development, work on this
property. but until recently have never
received much encouragement. Now the
twelve-inch streak of $40 ore makes UP
for all previous hard work. Everhart 4
Sheldon are the fortunate owners.
Tie LoAgfellow company shipped to
their mill yesterday three tons OF orc
from their workings south oF The Mich
OILS lease, the value of which Ia about
$50 Per ton. The ore was taken out of
n new opening on the surface adjoining
the shaft. Work In the 10O-foot shaft Is
progressing. and ore showing free gold
and sylyanltc Is being mined.
The new shaft aud ore house on the
Theresa Is about. completed. and the
machinery all set in place. Steam hois-
Ter. with capacity of GOO feet. fifteen
horse power boiler. new buckets. track
iron and cars places The Theresa on tho
list Of properties with modern improve
menls for mining. The shaft is 100 feet
deep showing vein fully nine feet In
width. Two drifts have been ri,n-
twenty-five. and thirty fee, respectively
each way from the shaft. When sinking
Is resumed next week three shifts will
be put on.
The state herald., 1895-05-03
SEA PASTURES.
Some of tho Curious Vegetable Org snian-
That Live In tho Ocean.

'Ssss"" NfkCtuntt oFS
That Live In the Ocean.
At the Imperial institute. London. Mr..
George Murray OF the British museum.
recently gave lecture on The Pas
lures OF the Sea-" which consisted of n
brief account OF the vegetable organ
isms which live In the ocean. Tren ting
first OF these scawceds which grow near
the land. he said they do not occur nj
greater depth than nifty fathoms
They may be classified according to
their color into red. olivc-brown and
green. and this classification CORE
spends fairly well with the natural one
founded on considerations OF structure
The red senweeds grow below low water
mark. the green at high water mark.
and the olIve-brown between the marks.
The colors appear to stand In direct re-
lation with the supply OF light. since
sea water stops those rays which are
especially concerned In the formation
OF chlorophyll, The red pigment. per-
hnpn. acts ns shield TO protect the
plant from IN. blue rays which pass
through sea water abundnnily. But In
view OF the tceming animal life OF the
sea. these 'trifiinr nmountn OF const rer
weeds cannot DO considered sufficient
10 maintain the necessary balance he
tween animal and vegetable life. This
Is effected by the floating microscopic
plants which are found In almost all
waters. sometimes In Immense masses.
an In tho Red sea. which inkeH It's name
from their color. They occur In fresh
waterr.too; the spray OF the fountains
In K.nsingtop gardens In autumn has
blue green tint which In duo 10 the
presence ~ n species Of this plant. The
floating weed IN the RnrEonsa zen IN u
pussiins phenomenon. II has been
supposed to be rcnwccd washed on from
the Antilles. but unfortunately FOR that
theory no plant of the same rpecien has
ever been found growing In those H.
lands. In conclusion the lecturer urged
tho necessity OF further study OF tho
ocean and itn economy.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

| Miss Jennie sntfnst, who has recently re-
turned from lvo years ~ missionnry w9rt
In Southern India, has been gi''us some IN
| teresting talks insevcral of the Pressytarinn
thutches during the last few days.
''FhC 33J UW gods In India she said,
Hhrc supposed TO listen obviously to what
tho people say aud yo,i must never tell .
person that, he looks well. f,t. II You do,
some god VIII hear you and visit him WIN .
fever or some other ailmcnt, have come
down from the mountains, sometimes, fcei-
Ing we'll only to he me, by my fricnds
nmong the natives with such ra'uarhs rs
How scrawny and pale you look. Snll
this little scheme OF dccrlvlns the E9d l.,
carried SO far that parents otten can WIT tn1r
the gods viii pass them by as not amount
Ing 10 anything They have among their
lcitics n goddess OF murder who takes le'
hight only In death, aud even 10 THIS day tue
natives sometimes feed children poisoned
Swcctments III order to propitintc her.
gcther gone ont Of their lives. even though
Il was prohibited by q law III ISIS ! have
met many educated IIlnd0Os who st'll con.
slider 1t right and proper They beicFe
much that Is too cruel for us 10 realize.
Often and often meet wurnep whose noses
have been cut on by their husbands. Tug
child marriage as you read of IL. c".Hla
hardly credible. but ] myself have scoii
brides OF three and four years old md
once n mother told me that her little girl,
one year and four months old, was already
married.
''There Is great need there OF missionary
WORT. In bombay with its 1000 native
churches, and n1uny stations Of 1900 or
i1.Oo0 are without q single Christian repre-
sentative In the whole vlliasc''-hew York
| Advertiser.
The state herald., 1895-05-03
Highest Of all in Leavening Power-Laest U. Govt Report
R@!a!:.!l! k Rskldes
y ABSOLUTELY PURE Hsfs

ABSOKUTEIX PURE


A porter found us small omnibus int0
which We put. our traps. Then he went 10
the '.octr0i' for our luggage. This was q
great c,rcul.r counter, inside which stool
the custom house officers. The luggage was
all piled on It. 49,
and rcd demon to me.
''Notblmg, monsieur" said !, with q melt
Ing smile
The porter unsirnpped my 90x. and
this animated outrage Owed his hngSrs fight
down into II.
mo cigars, no tobaccor'
son no. monsieur" said !, virtuonsly
shocked at such nm Idea.
However, he trundlcd my things about.
md nj Inst espicd tin OF tongue which my
mother bestowed on me.
"IIn!" In ton" OF thunder; "wnat 70
thIsf" ,
"NIcat. monsieur. OK. tongue" 49,
SO he gave me a little ticket, with which
I had to step up to a pigeonhole and pay
about Id. Then my box was re!ocked end
corded. and we went to tho little omnibus
and statted.--Templc Bar.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

A number Of village. In tho MIensk dls.
Slct, Of the gu,ernlaept of orel have iIr
stvefnI weeks mast he.n practically ur.
priyrd OF lnfeJcomnunicatioi ~ Kind q
wolf siege These rnveupus pests rbleh
src more than ordinarily numerous anu liie'
selves to nocturnal raids upon aprses, esttle,
sheep and pigs. but since better wairh na
been kept the daring animals hay" inkrh y,
marrying the peasants and hesleging the WI,
inges during the day. NJ well us under cover
OF the night. Several chiidfc-' have nSyn
carried on or deyourcd upon the slH'+ IN
rublrs for every VOLTS head brought ~
IN. this, incentive bn. 40 far proved OF ",
among the pcbiiis aud 60 the nstutc warineaf
of the wolves theinsAises A few cnmpnn
les Of troops are now being formed Into bat
tue parties In order TO more tTeetualiy riu
the neighborhood Of this hnrassiIs vol
plague. london News.
The state herald., 1895-05-03
-,oHn AN. SALLY.
Their toSstshir Il Not Osos.u.:nane
hut Not Without Soms 8cntincat.

rheir tosStshiH 1, Not OsoS.lto,"ans o
but Not without soms Sentiment.
As n lover. John tho Norfolk (Engiandl
Agricultural lnborcr, IL somewhat clumsy
md exceedingly faithful. He has lived next
io0r to Sally all her life. and remembers
her when she was quits little girl, says
INC, Cornhill Magazine Snlly ~ very modest
ind tlnshing, with round little waist and
married 1t pleases John very much, ms lie
smokes his pipe stolldy 10 front Of the IRE
IN the evening. to see Sally sitting on u
footstool trimming her Sunday, hat hro re.
kafdirg the blue ribbons, with her pretty
head first on this side aud then on that.
John does not nay Sally any compliments
His speech IL quito uhcouth and to the
point. Many Of Ills expressions arc. u Is to
be feared what would now be considered
tearse. Hut II he uses words and says open
y tiiihss which would cause polite persons
10 blush, Johns heart has many of those nm
err Instincts which are invldiously called the
Instincts of n gentlcmali.
John has the greatest respect TOR sally.
DURING their courtshlp he satisfies Ills Yugll.
lstlc tataenolcs with great deal OF zess
lures to speak OF her unexpectedly. He
has n certain reverence moreover, In his
affection for Sally's babies. and IL especially
attached to the first, who IL little Firl.
sol;f, -sunsels, with a certain heavy pntcr'
nal wisdom that tho baby be soon took to
ut Keeps them healthy" says john. And
Sally being also imbucd with this simple
| supcrstit lon, the baby Is "took to tho par
son" md christcued with n scrlpturai nafu'
| us soon as may be.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

Miss Beans. Of Boston. visiting at
Rod Gulch, Idnho-what AFRO they
doing with that mani
William Reynolds. OF committee OF
public Notwithstanding him up
Hos boss thief
Extract from Miss Beans letter
homo Dear Mamma witnessed TO.
day the execution, by oervinal aus.
pension, Of n hippoclcptomanlae -
MINNEAPOLIS Journal.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

Sounds but a mosSory 10 the dyst-r''c He
hears II, o! eollse. uai his stomach aoes rrA
Respond 10 Tie Gull lie "goos through the
molions'' ana sulegb piior"GTus ior INC siiiI.i
,tou,ucn BtttcrJ a4lcIs nss .o"ditlon INTO oho
OF spinsy 10 cat piuaii!uiiy, aisesI heartaiy,
and usyl,nilr,b urIruUrni,. ha.Nfli, iheuhis
ilnu,, constipation art Biioutness Efe ."a'
nnSr.,a l.. ms world iamed fhanctno
The state herald., 1895-05-03

Correspondents sent by tho chief English
journals have succeeded In getting Into Ar
ncnii. In spite Of the opposition OF the
Turkish government and the London papers
0ha telcgrams confirming the worst re.
ports The blacknesa Of the dlasoiicai
Of heroism. sryernl correspondents mention
that one pretty girl was led along line Of
jeering soldiers and wns ordered TO chocse
In tho enr Of the soldier whom she selected
She snatched lis bayonet an; stabbed her
scIf TO the heart
The state herald., 1895-05-03

The pleasant effect and perfect safe
" with which indies may use the Call
fornIa liquid laxative. Syrup OF Figs,
undr- all conditions, makes ii their ia.
yorite REMEDY. 10 get the true nnd
genuine article. look for the name OF
the California Fig Syrup Co., printed
near the bottom oi the package.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

II tho characteristic title OF profusely u:
Illustrated book containing over one hundred
summer resorts In tho country north AMI
west OF Chicago. Tho reading matter -
new, the Illustrations are new. ana the ~.
everyone.
A copy Of "Hhort Journeys on q Long
Road" VIII be sent free to anyone who VIII
enclose ten cent? Ito pay postage) 70 Es9
II. ucafford, General Passenger Agent, Chi-
| cngo, Milwaukee L. st. Paul Railway, Chica-
| 20 filinois
The state herald., 1895-05-03

The Denver Stamping Company has SOLD
al, ali Its stock and interest In the dairy
sunni su.jness TO the l.. A. Watkins Mer.
chnndise Company. who profy-c 9" make 2
speciality of that nusiness. A full line OF all
these goods will be Kept In stock, and a.
tiity have wool growers vnpplies. bufcher1
supplies, rDofers' supplies, now thcy ad1
dairy suppiltr and after twesty-nDe yrnrS
successful business IN Denver, they are en-
abicd to fully represcs, the business
The state herald., 1895-05-03

n viii et,,r q pei cent. OF all eases " taken
during the early stages Of the disease. It's
first action is 10 pat the stomach. boweis.
That makes digestion good aud assimilation
t,,iisk AMI thorough. II makes sound healthy
feIh That u half the battle. That make.
the "Di-c0yrry" good isf those who have nN
,sia,s, than they ought 10 he.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

,,, .sn 49,, ~. "a, ~
Iii 49,, ss,s, "a.
Il. ~, -. 49, ~ ~.
g,,,,,s,, "a, a,satsS' 80
Lm..x 10 h.
Inc v-,aiuai siov
The state herald., 1895-05-03

Professor. which Ia tho
logical way OF reaching oonclusionp
Professor Take II train Of thought,
my boy. Now York Herald
The state herald., 1895-05-03

HALLS CATAREH CURE liz n liquid and
Ia ,aIrn internally. and acts directly upos,
Tho bid,.I AL mueuns surfaces of the sys-
TEN. Send fgr testlmonials, free: Sold BY
Druggists. T5c. II. J. CHENEY CO..
prupra, Toledo. q.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

because nm engagement Of marriage Is Of
ten spoken Of as n match. that doesh't sig
Nifty that there Is any nrc or birthstone
about ~.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

Plso's Care Il the medicine TO break urp
chlldren's Coughs and Golds.-Mrs. ~. u
Bignt, SprasUe, WASH. March 8. 81.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

An article In an exchange ~ erlls,1 The
Last Words OF Great Men" but an impress
sion has long prevailed that woman always
had the last words.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

A cicch Is always an appropriate weddln.
Fift, u means on ~ face that there H a.
time like the present.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

woman neySr sees man driving q lot
Of checks Without think,a. how nice u t,r,ss
he 10 be able to pay i0' Of borrij ILLS In
each simple and easy was.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

A correspondent wants to Know bow to re
move paint. The best way Is 10 q. a"~n On
II aud then get up and walk away.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

Pnrkrr's 8ingcr Toais Is popular
for It. gsi work. Suffering, tired sleepcsr. nerv-
Gus women mi nothing 40 soothing md ROWING.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

When n married man buttons his ans'
bcndors on with elghtpcuny nails, II IL SURE
evidence that he has been disappointed la
love,
The state herald., 1895-05-03
Consumption kill

when an author wants to srite "spiritNi@
conversations he gels drunk.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

lh, tiilisr ~ rrriy, Wiaconaln. was
tinUly viFrd put w. Me THURSDAY
llllnuuh
The state herald., 1895-05-03

What n sense of relief u 10 tn know
that you have more eorn. iiindsrcorns rsmcyss
them and yory comforting 1t IA. i5c. at dfusgistA
The state herald., 1895-05-03

The Sandy Hook pilot Is n friendly maiA
He always wants the captain OF m iueoto
Ing steamer 10 ,Irop him u line
The state herald., 1895-05-03

De surv and fs-soii aud -clffr,~s --r--iy, NJ
wnsL0w's sooriiISa sgavr for chiiirs1 fsssAszp
The state herald., 1895-05-03

Behold how great jag little IRE wafex
sIndleth Look not upon the wine when IL
Is r.5I the white Is less apt to he adultef,
ated.
The state herald., 1895-05-03

"HanHonfs Magic Corn salvs."
Warranted TO rufo In1nsy refunded. Ask yoSs
drugs..- for it. Price Is cynts.
The Republican journal., 1895-09-26
Latter Day Saints in Maine.

1t may be news to some Of our readers
that there is in this State a denomination
of what is known as the Reorganized Church
Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints. They
recently held reunion at Green's Landing
and the residents there have a church build
ing which is said to be credit to the town.
Services We're held in this church daily dur
ing the reunion as follows: Prayer meeting
at 10 a. M. preaching at $50 and 73O p. m.
The Deer Isle Gazette says
The services are held very much as those
of the Presbyterian churches, simple and
without ostentation. They use King James
translation Of the Bible and follow it in
obvious literal reading. They believe the
Bible is divinely inspired. They have no
use for creeds invented by men AZ system
of worship, but take the Bible as it is; with
prophets, apostles, gifts, etc. They are not
Mormons, as some suppose. They have no
affiliations whatever with the people of Salt
Lake City, known as Mormons and polyga-
mists They believe in the Book of Mormon.
That Isl they believe it is true record Of
the ancestors of the American Indians. The
Reorganized Church has its headquarters at
La Moines, Iowa. where there is a settle
ment Of about 500 inhabitants.
The Republican journal., 1895-09-26

As she recalled the past, and tried to
penetrate the future, a smile of supreme
satisfaction passed over her honest face
as she remembered that her life's work
would be rerpetuated.
The room in which she sat contained
hundreds of volumes of records; and,
turning to her daughter, she said, -
My daughter, this room, as you well
know, contains the records of my life's
work, in which for many years you have
so diligently assisted me-
'By earnest application you have COM
passed my methods; and it is a happi-
ness to think that when / leave, the
glorious work will, through you, go on.
THE mission is noble one. Do as
have done: never permit woman's APP
peal to go UNDECIDED.
These records tell Of every case ever
submitted to me; and it is my wish that
tie facts they contain shall in time prove
a mlch-needed education to the women
of the world"
Thus did Lydia E. Pinkham hand over
to her daughter Mrs. Charles II. Pink
ham, what may be termed the salvation
of her sex; and that wonderful remedy,
Lydia E. PinkAam's Vegetable Com
pound, which all druggists consider as
standard as -four, goes on redeeming
hundreds Of women from the fearful
consequences of female diseases.
The Republican journal., 1895-09-26
The 4th Maine Regiment Reunion.

The annual reunion of the Fourth Maine
Regiment and Goth Maine Battery Associa-
ton was held in Union Sept. ID. About 600
veterans were present. Dinner was provid-
ed by the ladies Of the Relief Corps and cit
liens, and was served in Grand Army hall,
after which there were post prandial remarks
by prominent comrades, among whom may
be included the colonel Of the regiment,
Elisha Walker of Somerville. The follow
ing officers were elected George +. Thomas
Of Rockland, president; James Turner Of
Rockland. secretary and treasurer L. d.
Carver of Rockland and G. D. John of Rock
land, vice presidents, representing the regi-
ment and battery respectively. Secretaries
were appointed from each company in the
regiments as follows: Co. A, Llewellyn Lin
coin; B, John W. Titus; C, Oliver J. Con
ant; d, Edward Hall; E, Almon Hull; F,
John II. Thomas; i, Clifford Witham X.
Adelbert A. Daily. The next reunion will
be held in Rockland.