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WILLIAM MAKES A SPEECH.


Berlin. Aug. i9.-The weather was per-
feet and the center OF attraction was the
grand stand. before which was a choir.
and an altar, surmounted by a cruclfix,
surrounded by tapers. His majesty ar
rived on the field at 10 o'clock and was
received by The festal column, which in
clrded among sis members many gen
crabs and high officials. After the choral
service the emperor made a speech to
the veterans. during the course Of which
he said: Comrades. | am glad 10 see
assembled here my grandfather's COM
rades. who achieved brillaD. deeds and
splendid success under his leadership.
May the present day he the starting
point for respect OF tho law. OF the fos-
terlng of religion and loyalty to the king.
Your homage Is not intended for me,
but for the fMherland. Follow the ex-
hortatIons which the army chaplains I'D
dressed 70 you. Work with devotion for
God and the fatherland. and oppose all
revolutionary tendency
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London. Aug. lo-In the house OF CON-
mons to-day the RI. Hon. George ~. Cur
xon, under secretary Of state for foretSn
alTairs. replying 10 a question put ey
james +. Hogan. member from T.ppe-
t1ry, regarding the arbitrary arrest OF
British subjects in Honolulu for alleged
completely IN ploUs TO restore the queen.
sad that some of the eonaplalnants were
nog British subjects, and that the British
commissioner was st.ll engaged in inves-
t!eailug the cases OF Others who had
c1n1plainel
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Columous, Ohio. Aug. lo.-About GOO
people are here to attend the 18th ami
yersary OF the battles around Metz. as
celebrated by the kr.egerbund. an organ
izas on Of cx-Gcr1nan soldiers, similar 90
the G. 4. K. In the parade AZ 5 a. m.
were ORGANIZATIONS from Akron. Pitts
burg, Allegheny Cleveland, Toledo. Nc
Keespori. Newark. 81. Louis. Kansas
City. C.nc.nHau. Chicago. Tcrre Hagtc.
Poorn. Aurora and Elgin. After M Ia
rade 90 Of the old soldiers, under Cap
tain y. W Resbe-. took a special trlin
fer Lancaster to engage Ia prize shooI-
ms. G. !. Walirlm. national president:
Fr.,z schralor OF Batvsylilg, Int. Wire
president JlEus EggCrs OF Chicago are
10 he the Judges. Prizes VIII b. awarded
Tonight. when Governor Mckinley aHl
Mayor Allen DELIVER addresses OF well
come.
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BINGHAM IS BURNING.
The Whole Town Is Fast Going Up In
F.re and smoke.

Salt Lake. Aug. IA special 10 the
Tribune from Bingham. Utah. says the
whole town Is ablsze and tho loss II
estimated at $4,000. The nre originated
Al $50 p. N. In Buffers livery stable.
Roberts dwelling house, saloon and sta
tle were consumed. Then the fire spread
10 Chinatown and swept everything on
the east side Of the street. Among the
buildings consumed on the west side OF
the street were the Griffin house. outnn's
building. che pos,office. Mining Recorder
office, United States commissioners Of
lice, Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone.
cathci.c church aud 4 number OF board
ing houses. Many people are homeless.
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ON THE TRACK.
In saratoga.

Saratoga, Aug. 1o.-Thc attendance at
the track was small. although good
card was offered. The feature Of the
day was the Hurricane etud stakes. Ara
pahoe. 2 TO l. took the lead at the start
and held his own to the finish. winning
easily by a length. Five furlongs-Pres-
ton won. Hidlgoland second, Kaalor
third time. i:05ls. Four furlongs-Flor-
ence Colville won, Mildred u second,
Miss Hannah third: time. ;57i:. Hurri-
cane stud stakes. one mllc-.Arapahoc
Won, Dolabrl SECOND. Caesarion Third,
lime, las. Five furiongs-Kams,n won,
Sky Blue second. Failing Water third;
time. l:0sii oHg mile and a quarter
Candelabra won Caracas second. Cass
th,rd; time, eli
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oi blows. zeigler had the best Of the
18th and 10Th.
The goth and last round was a sav-
age one. The American fought the
Englishmen against the ropes. As the
gong sounded the referee declared
Zeigler the winer. He VIII be matched
against Young Griffo.
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A Few Killed and wounded

Zanzibar, Aug. le.-An expedition
consisting OF 400 British sailors. Sou
dauese and Askans. with a couple OF
Maxim rapid-iiring guns. which started
Monday for Moroassa TO punish the
revolving tribes near there. stormed
and captured the rebels stronghold
Saturday. Two native soldiers we're
lsilled and seven Europeans and four
natives were wounded on the British
side The loss Of the rebels Is not
stated. Admiral Rawson and Gen
eral Matthews accompanied the exps-
dition.
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rocked Work at Aqueduct.

New York, Aug. IA good crowd was
In attendance al the Aqueiuci track to-
day. The weather WAS fine aad tho track
IN good condition. The stewards sus-
perdei J. Horon, wtth inquiries 10 fol-
low which may lead TO other suspensions
In the FIRST race McCafferty's rG.ty
opened at to y WIKI Lar,ssa at 10 |.
The betting had not been n progrIs IS
many minutes before Unity hal goac
back to s 10 ;, while Larissa had backed
to s to 5. As soon as the flag fell, Hor-
ton took Unity back 25 lengths and he
finished hast In the race. Larlssa came
ont in the last furlong and won IN a
drive with som hing to spare. The
stewards suspended Horton and then he
gan an Investigation Of Mecafferty. by
agreement. however. Horton was allowed
TO rde Roam lciay in the second race.
and ne rode poor race. getting only
second place, when Il looked as though
he could have woa easily. lie was called
% again ana she race VIII be referred
to the jockey club with the other, Five
furlongs-Larissd won, Slntuzza second,
Mary Nance third; Time. l.Q3S,. Six and "A
hall furlongs-Souyenlr won. Roundelay
second. Bow.iag Green third; time. I:s.
One m.ic-Aurel!sn won. K.nglot second.
Sun Up third; time. 1:i3. Eve and a
half lurlongs-Emouona won, Crime seq
ond. Fred Train third; time, lNeis Mllc
and a sixtcsnih-M!rase won. s!r Dixon
jr.. second, Queen Bess third; time, I.JOia.
One mile--Eagle Bird won. Chlsw.ck Sec
ond. P1nway tArl; time, la
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SERIOUSLY HURT.
Contractor vreciand BADLY Cut About the
Head and Face.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Bozeman. Mont, Aug. 19.-F W.
Vreeland, contractor and builder. was
badly injured while working on the
new bridge over the east GaIlatin river.
about two miles north OF Bozeman,
this evening There were four men az
work and while they were lifting a
heavy brace. one already hoisted into
place fell. striking Mr.. Vreeland. mash
ing his nose hat, cutting him about
the body. and knocking him down and
lnjurlng two other men,. 1t is feared
Mr.. yreelanis back Is injured. but thu
two men will be all right with few
dgNg' resi-
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CAic9go AUG. 19.-Disrovcries made
by the p0licc to-day lad TO the belief
thar last nights fire In the castle ot
Il. II. Holmes was ~ iuceuilary origin.
Several people living in the burned
building saw TWO men enter the house
shortly before the fire broke Oui and
leave IL with great haste. Search re-
yealcd half a can OF gasoline In thu
secret stairway.
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Three Hundred Killed.

London. Aug. i9.-rhe Daily News has
Dispatch from Vienna which says the
Trieste papers report THAI an explosion
destroyed the artillery barracks al Toula,
Russia. and that 900 men were killed, in
Guiding many officers. The barracks
were found 10 be completely undermined,
Many arrests have been made
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Omaha. Aug. Recommending In q few
days tho Norfolk sugar factory OF the
oxnards VIII use crude OIL for fuel. in
stead OF coal This will be a practical
test OF the merits OF oil as a substitute
for coal. and II profitable results are OBJ
tained 1t will turn the attention Of Oma-
ha capitalists TO the resources Of the
great oil fields OF Wyoming.
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Al WashlBgtoa--j' pitisburg, ..
A. New Yofk-' Brooklyn. T..
A. phila iciyala-.. Boston, ..


Cologne Az. l9.-The worlds cham
p.cush.p and 20 irrational eycl.ng con-
Frcss was coacIuicd here to-day. In The
k,,ometro a4nlicau fOr amateurs LAase-
VIA OF Holland was The winner. Watson
aad Cherry Of Eugiand were second and
gArd. In ihe k,lomeiTe race fov iaa-
dems. Peterson g: Denmark aud watson
u England won. In dhe kilometrc pro-
fossional handicap, APPEL Of Frankfort
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was the winner. Time l.2l. In the 100
kiometre amateur worlds Championship
race. 4 starters. cordalg Of Holland was
the winner, Witteven OF Holland second.
aud Sen!e Of Norway third; time.
9;s5;b is.
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New York. Aug. i9.-Hosker. Wood 4
Co. stale they Will ship $4,000 10 u.o<p.-
90 Of gold on Wednesdays steamer.
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We carry the largest and best
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prices are the loves. A TRlLBY
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from
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Single Hearts So. -, SO 50, S4.5o,
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Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23
Salt Lake Capitalists Investigating
the Grand Canyon.

William May, Of Nephi, Utah. has
been investigating the resources Of the
Grand Canyon Of the Colorado q few
miles above Scsnlon's ferry and has
made the discovery that The bed OF the
river 10 fsnulousiy rich in gold. A few
weeks ago he wsded into the river, in an
eddy and scooped up the sands from the
bnttom. The showing in gold surprised
him greatly and he Immediately returned
to Salt Lake, where he reported his DIS
covery to . numoer Of capitalists headed
by Judge Zane. The company is now
having number Of boats built OF rubber
and will send party into the canyon
to make thorough exploration. As
soon ss they have informed themselves
In regard TO. the manner in which the
placers should be worked the machinery
will be shipped ii and the process oi ex.
tracing gold from the sands commenced.
In less than year Wa exDect 10 see
hundreds Of hydraulic plants along the
river washing out gold from the banks
and bars.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23
Hynen's Work.

Saturday was Q gala day at Signal. the
occasion being that OF the m arriage Of Mr..
Ben Pysit to Miss Susan BAllenxuella and
Mr.. Benito Florss to Mrs. Guadalupe
Marines, all Of Signal. Judge Henry
Henry Koshlsnd performed the cersmo.
nies. The affair WAS q grand one and
took place In Koshlsnd's Hall, oil the
elite Of signal being present Miss Susan
BAllenzueIIa looked charming in cream
colored silk dress. white satin slippers,
white kid gloves, long flowing veil and
orange blossoms. Mrs. Guadalupe Mar
'ines Was dressed tssteiully In 9 black
silk dress. satin slippess, long veil
and the customary wreath Of orange bios.
soins, and looked very beautiful. After
The wedding dancing Was In order and nc
one seemed disposed to quit until the
morning sun heralded the birth Of another
day. Music Was furnished by the locsl
band under the leadership OF Prof. JEFF
d. Bland.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23
Hotel Arrivals.

Commercisl-A M Cowie, city; 0 B
Amsden, Gold Bug mine; A Cornwall
Sandy; o T Porter, blackberry; G o
Atkins, F X Atkins, Denver; A F
Brown. San Francisco; A Mcdonald, Ash
Fork; Fan Gleason; Wn Fairhurst,
Todd Basin; Lucicn Baer, San francisco
Charles Cross, Chloride; X NJ Ballard,
San Joee James Carter, blackberry; w
F Crosby, Colorado Springs: Geo Gicker,
White Hills; Charles James. J r Ward,
Phenix; P b Ismond. FL Dorado Canyon
Carl A Crew, Los Angeles; Wm Miller,
Hack kberry; X L Frazier, Peach Springs |;
d Ponsdel, X A Allen, Los Angeles
Thomas Stinson, Todd Basin; John
Moore; E Epermsn, Lancaster Pa; J
T Dougine, Chicago; James Burrows,
Silver King mine; John g Roberts, Den.
YER; Geo H Keller, Denver; r c Saufsy,
Contra Costa; g w Pittock, Albu-
querque.
Hubbs House-Cal Wright, Stock.
ton; q B Waterhouse, Ell Dorado Can.
yon Joe Bsrth, FL Dorado Canyon; 7
A Coin, Wallapai Springs; Mrs Geo E
johnson, Da99ett; M E Paris, Silver
Reef;J w Gerritt, Mineral Park; } A
Wilson, Kingmsn; GIN Consrd & wife.
Mud Springs; J B Shea, San Francisco
DR. Pentland, Prescott; Orton Miner, W
E Thomas, Los Angeles; J p Finegan,
Chloride; Fred Coolidge, Todd Basin
Josephine Van Dnsen, Philadelphis
Geo H Browne, Chloride; J T Lee, Joe
Morenas, Needles; Mrs J p Finegan,
Chloride; w L Evans, Music Mountains
EG McDermith. White Hills; Walter
Brown, city; l. f Abel, Cotton.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

A little furry Of excitement was cause d
Yesterday by an Indian bringing 10 =
piece u ore, which was given to II. II.
Watkins. The ore assAyed SO per cent.
lead, IL per cent. copper, and several
ounces in silver. The Indian was hunted
mp by g. w. Roster and he was shown
the place where poor 10 found the ore
II was on the little hill near the Cofer
place. Many other pieces Of rock was
found near by and it looked as though
some one had dumped small sack ol
specimens there.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

As was we'll said in congress recently,
the monetary conference is designed to
secure six years more Of the gold stand.
ard in the United States. 1t ehouId not
be allowed to serve that purpose. Even
those silver men who fancy tnst some
good may come Of 1t should not for q
moment abate their effort to fight the
battle out IN this country alone. without
regard to any other nation, or to the
progress or lack Of progress of the con.
ference. Were the United States to de.
clare for free coinage, the conference,
were it sitting, would acquire surprising
rapidity Of Increment. nt.-Rocky Mountain
News.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

Monday, during the strong wind, Mrs.
Wilkinson, mother OF Mrs. Harvey
Hubbs, was going into one Of the out.
buildings. at her home in the south part
Of town, when violent blast Of wind
caused the door TO swing around sud-
denly throwing her violently to the
ground and causing a dislocstion Of her
hip. Owing to the rapid swelling Of the
injured part the doctor has been unable
to reduce the dislocstion. Mrs. Wilkin.
son 10 sighty-ons years Of age and is very
feeble and this severe shock to her sys.
tom, Il 10 feared, will result fatally.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

At last our new school honse is an a..
sured fact, the contract for the building
having been awarded to Hartley, Cooper
and Hines Monday evening. The build.
ing IL to be Of brick with stone foun.
dation. The building is to be forty.eigbt
by ffty.fve feet inside measurement.
The lecture room will be 20x55 feet, two
clsss.rooms 20x24 feet each, hall 8x55
feet, teachers room 6x8, . cloak room
6xll.6. The building, when finished
will he handsome structure. and will
cost "A 900. 81 100 will he need in furnish.
ing the building and fixing up the
grounds.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23
Let's Be There.

In addition to telling all about north.
ern Arizona and Arizonans In his CORE.
spondence to the Albuquerque Citizen
Pittock is talking np the Irrigation Con-
gress and Territorial fair to be held In
that city In September. Mohsve must
send delegates to the congress and ex.
bibits to the fair. Once more KinRnan
will get send off in the Citizen, P,ttcck
being in town this morning.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

Rev. ]. f. Cohenour preached to q
large audience At the NJ. E. church last
Sunday on Practical Christianity. He
was earnest and convincing in his sr.
gnment and made marked impression
on his hearers. The reverend gentle.
man 10 . brother Of the popular pro-
prietor Of the Commercial hotel and is q
resident Of Minneapolis. He left for
home on Mondays train.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

NJ. F. Wilkinson, bettet known as
"Tobe," met with misfortune such ss
never comes to men singly, the other
day at Eugene Camp. He was working
at the mine and had left his gold watch,
diamonds and other jewelry, Sunday go-
to-meeting clothes, shoes, etc, at the
camp, when some party alive to the SIT
uation came along and carried them
away, together with enough provision to
last hungry man for week. Tobe
had to stay in camp while his partner
came to town and purchased him pair
OF shoes and some clothing. He says
nobody but rank popuIist would serve .
man in this manner.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

We inadvertently omitted to note the
death Of Mrs. Mary Scheffsr In our last
issne. Mrs. Scheffer died It her home
In Santa Ana in The early part Of lss,
week from consumption. She was q sis-
ter OF Mrs. Harvey Hubos. NJ. r. and
Chris Wilkinson and was most
estimsble lady. She had many friends
in Kingmsn.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

John j. Byrne, general passenger agent
OF the A Il p, has sent out rate card TO
Phenix for first.clsss cont nuous one
way passage from sll points on the Allan
tic & Pacific railroad. The rate from
Kingmsn is &lS 70; blackberry, tl7 05 ;
Peach Springs, 1855. Now 10 the time
to visit Phenix and ge. view Of the gres,
Salt River Valley.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

A number of needed changes have
been made in the interior of the Com.
mercial hotel. The stairs have been re.
moved from the front oi the building and
the Office enlarged. The change vastly
improves the hotel and makes It more
convenient for guests.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

o. B. Amsden, accompanied by o. r.
Kuencer, won't out 10 the Gold Bog mine
Tue sdsy to complete a survey on one Of
the Gold Bug group Of mines.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

John Musser and Miss Mamie Jones
were united in wedlock at the home Of
the pride's parents. IN Cerbat, last Tues
day. Mr.. Musser is an honorable and
energetic gentleman. while the bride is
one of the best little women in Arizona.
Che is amiable and accomplished and all
her friend, unite in wisbing her unal-
10y ed bliss.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

The National Eincaiionst Association
will hold iis next annual meeting in Den.
yer July 9Th. One firstclsss fare will bp
charged Tor the round trip to Denver,
Colorado Springs. Msnitou and Pueblo
Everybody interested In the gu, jsct oi
education who can 20 should not miss
this opportunity.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

Il 10 reported from the Sandy that VI.
l.. Boner has imported two thorough,
bred hounds from Kansas and has gone
into the mountains in search Of noun.
tain lions, on whose scalp there IL re-
ward of fifteen dollars.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

J. P. Finnegsn and Alfred Conkev re-
turned from Phenix Wednesday evening.
They are loud in their praise Of that great
tropical belt Of ArizonA. Mr.. Finnegsn
made contract for all his hay and grain
while there, and hereafter We believe
Mohsve county will be supplied from that
aecfiOn
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

Miss Ella Black burn will visit King
man on or about the first Of April bring
ing With her the most beautiful line OF
millinery Of the latest spring styles. The
ladies' OF Kngman are advised to await
her arrival before making selections Of
millinery as they are sure to % suited
from her varied stock. I
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

Mrs. DR.. Josephine Van Dusen, oi
Philadelphia, stopped over in Kingman
several days this week while on her way
home from an extended visit to Cali.
fornis. She was very much taken with
our climate and Is very enthusiastic over
the great future in store for rs.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

Owing TO u Misunderstanding with the
railroad on freight rstes Contractor Hines
was compelled TO stop work on the Lake
building the greater par. Of this week.
Everything has been adjusted and work
will be pushed from this time until the
bull ling is completed.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

o"''oo, the tonsorialist, win plant q
~ 's' garden back Of his shop and serve
!" many customers with button.hole
s90ess. Don't fail to drop In for your
Sunday shave.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

The following round.trip rate from
kinRman and other points In Motsve
county to Phenix have been made: $50 20
Tickets will be sold Tuesdays and SAtur.
days Of each week and have q limit Of
thirty DAYS.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

The grand lodge Of o IL Fellows meets
In Williams on April Sfh, 9ih and 10th,
and the Atlantic and Pacific railroad has
made the following rates from Mohave
county points: Yucca, 1915; Kingman,
IS 30; blackberry, &6.65; Peach Springs,
IS Is.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

J. T. Dougine end E. Eoermsn came
came In from Weaver district yesterday
morning. Mr.. Dougine has bonded .
number Of gold claims near the river
and 10 carrying samples Of the ores with
him to Chicago.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

The wife Of W. g. Ferris, Of Pheniy.
known to many Of the good people Of
Kingman, gave birth to baby BOY, one
day last week. The Ferris are estima ole
people and their friends here rejoice
with them over the advent of Q house.
hold treasure.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

Inquiries for gold properties are com.
ing to this Office daily from investors
east and vest. Miners who have de-
veloped properties should send descrip.
ton Of their mines TO this Office with
their lowest cash figures and We will put
them in correspondence with probable
purchasers.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

Five head Of horses, belonging to
George L. Scissor. have been attached for
debt by William Richards, John Pen.
berthy, Harvey Hubbs and John Mull.
gan. The horses are being held by the
sneFif pending q settlement OF the case.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

George Rufner. Sheriff Of Yavsp.l
county, was In Kingmsn Thursday
snoposna'ng grand and trial jurors for
the special term Of ths U. 8. court tina,
meets in Prescott on the 26,h.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

Mariana Armjo. Of Albuquerque. 10
looking into the irrigation proposition
presented by G. H. Fancher on the Colo
RADIO river, and 1t looks ss though COM
psny would take hold Of the snbject and
solve the agricultural problem for Mohave
County.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

"oFk 10 progressing on Bowers water
''nos' sta rapid rate and bedrock will
"@ruck and the stream turned into the
neation bitches by the first cf May.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

Foster S Denn.s, Charles Ziemer, Jno.
Mulligan, William Miller and q. W..
Koster have been summoned as grand
jurors for the special term Of the U. 8.
court at Prescott. Mr.. Dennis went to
Prescott yesterday and the other jurors
will 20 over on Monday.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

Frank O'DAy was Ia from Todd Basin
yesterday with bar Of gold bullion, the
result Of few days run Of the Empire
mill.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-23

A. A. Rucker 10 developing splendid
gold property in Weaver district. Eight
tons Of ore from the ledge gave return
Of three ounces in gold at the El Dorado
Canyon mill few weeks ago. The
ledge is porphyry, and is fully eight feet
IN width. Mr.. Rucker will ship about
one hundred tons to the mill shortly and
will then commence to sinh q shaft 10
. considerable depth on The property.