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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-09-21
SINGULAR SILENCE.
bakersfield Californian.l


If we are to believe the newspapers and
detectives who have taken the contract to
hang Durrant whether or no, on the day
when Blanche Lamont met her death a
host of intimate acQuaintances" OF both
parties were staked out all over the city
watching every movement of the pair,
not even a caressing motion of Durrants
arm escaping notice. Yet when the girl
had been missing for ten days, when al
most the moment of her disappearance
from sight was known, not one of these
now swift witnesses came forward ana
had word to say about having seen her
in Durranps company or watched both
going into the church. a single syllable
almost of what these remarkable people
are now telling so volubly would I'M
questionably have led TO a search of the
church and the discovery of the body.
Yet they one and all held their peace
with the most remarkable unanimity I'M
til the detectives theories had been
evolved and the opportunity presented
for these people with such astonishing
memories to make public exhibition OF
themselves
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-09-21
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COMPLEMENTARY NOTICES.
Bakersfield Californian


Several esteemed contemporaries are
discussing the practice of newspapers re-
publishing complimentary notices con-
corning feats of enterprise on their part,
and have agreed that such practice is in
very bad taste and should be discontin-
ued. Remarkably enough, however, an
intimate acquaintance with the press of
the State disoloses that the papers which
are responsible for this remarkable self
abnegatiOn seldom, il ever, are in receipt
of any compliments which could be cop
led even were they so disposed. This
fact, therefore, gives the movement sort
OF sOur-grape flavor, which causes it to
lose what little strength it might other
wise have had. There is a perfectly justi-
fable motive in the republication OF the
notices under discussion, and that motive
is 10 let the readers of a paper know the
estimation in which il is held abroad. 1t
Is fact that the better a local paper is,
the more it arOuses the envy of it's imme-
diate competitors and draws their al
tacks. Misrepresentation and falsifica-
ton are showered upon it, until por-
ton of the unsuspecting public are led to
believe that there is some truth in these
attacks. 1t is eminently proper, then, to
counteract such cowardly attacks by re-
training from payment in kind, but by
simply republishing such statements as
tend to show the estimation in which the
paper is held elsewhere by contemp ora-
ries which are not actuated by feelings of
jealousy and spite.
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not the public. little thinking will
convince all that the whole country is
now laboring for the wage-earner and the
salaried man, while almost all the income
from capital goes TO him also. He and he
alone is the King Bee of the situation.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-09-21

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CHAS. PETERSON, agent for Compressed
Yeast. Office and residence, 1919 2 street.
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VOICE OF THE PRESS.
Expressions From Newspapers of In
terror California.
H1royilla Merc1rv

We have heard of number Of this
years college graduates who intend to
make farming their life work. The idea
that professional life or commercial
career is the natural destiny of our COL
lege- bred men has caused the waste of an
untold amount Of energy and the wreck
of many a man who either attempted
something for which he was not suited.
or went down in the maelstrom of fast
city life. There is no nobler occupation
than farming. none which requires bet
ter quality OF manhood, none which
affords better chance for a happy, indie
pendent and useful life. A boy should
makes up his mind to leave the farm and
make his fortune or fame in town.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-09-21
DON'T WANT THE FLAG.
santa Barbara NeWs.I

10 show the warning cry against unre-
stricted immigration raised by some
patriotic people has not been wholly
raised from undue solicitude, let recent
action of the people composing a small
settlement or county in Illinois be cited.
A few weeks ago the School Directors Of
Mclean County, Illinois, nagged on by
the wild cries of a few gentlemen of for
eign extraction, for eign birth and foreign
lack of education, met in convention and
considered the Illinois alag Law" as a
State law is contemptuously termed by
the people who, too poor to live in the
country which gave them birth, came to
the United States, and at once proceeded
to run the country. This so-called Flag
Law is statute which requires that the
American flag, the stars and stripes-Old
GlOry-shall be raised over every ublic
school in the State while the school is in
session.
The Directors met, as stated, and passed
a resolution declaring that I'VE feel that
the Flag Law is un-American and des-
potic, and therefore protest against its
enforcement" Then they appointed a
committee to take steps to test the consti-
nationality of the law.
Now is this not enough to open the
eyes of the people who love their country
to the fact that more severe and stringent
laws be passed against the admission of
SuCD lelIOW5l 1D6Y come from practical
serfdo m-from starvation, almost-to
freedom, which they, of all people, should
appreciate most. But their first act is. to
denounce the flag which is their badge of
freedom.
TO WAGE-EARNERS.
lCOlusa SUM-
Do the wage earners ever stop to think
who have been and who still are the class
who has suffered less in the past and
present? Who has had little money in
his pocket at the end Of each month
Was it the farmer, merchant or profess
sioual man? Whose income has been
less cut of? The doctor and lawyer
have not had the proceeds OF their earn
ings; the merchant has gone under or
struggled through with a bare pittance
left; the farmer has looked around month
by month each to see where he
might place another and another
mortgage to get little to pay the wage
Garner. The producers wares have
shrunken to naught and the merchants
goods are all offered at prices never
known before, but wages and salaries re-
main all the same. There never was
time when dollar would purchase SO
many OF the necessarles of life as now,
yet he who gets it as wag6-earner gets
as many for his work as be ever did. The
landowner is taxed to pay salaries, yet
when tax to pay for water on his Ian d
is suggested it is contended that 1t must
not be done, because it will be class legis
lation and benefit the landOw ner, it will
enhance his values, the landowners,
give him something In return for his
taxes. and this would benefit class and
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24
Der Sail oes Gieut. Qoo6od.
Das Krieeseeri6t eini9t it9 auf Elm Deroict,
oas uerte9elt nad2 mafhtneton
. 9ei9tdt miro.

9as friegsgert9tltbe @erfa6ren gegen
lieutenant s. g.. 9. pab6Od, 6as am leB=
ten 9onnerftag in Sort SHERIDAN b~egonner
tpur0e, aber abgebro6en perben muBte, neil
bic 3eugen fi9 %1peigerten, Nusiagen gu MAJ
9en, tpurbe geitern gu @nbe gefii6rt. Sc
tanntli9 bate 8i9ter &obliaat it9 getpetz
CERT, cine Srber an bic Nprt6peItern Sruft
g., bic ais 8ormunb fir ben Mngetlagten
erndnnt tp0rDen mar, a1s3uiteQen, bic biefe
3ptngen follte, genife 3ablungsanpet1un=
GEN dl5 8epei5material beraus3uQeben unD
Die Solge mar, baB bic Nntlage auf 1e6r
f9ma4en SiBen itanb.
%, 8, StaceD aus ~Qeapenpprt6, &anTas,
Der angebli9 Elm 0upltcot elmer 3a6lunqsz
anipetfung BON YdbDod erbalten bate, 1aQte
aus, bdB er na9 Dem Sabre 1892 f~etnerlei
@elbge19dfte NIT Qteut. 8abbod qemabt
babe. Wettere Nus1agen Derpetgerte er.
6iuiarb 6idod, Elm @runbeigent6umsbGnbz
Ter aus Santos GitD, ertlGrte, DaB er ben
N%ngeflagten felt iteben sSSabren gefannt un0
GeIOgeI4dfte NIT ibm gema6t babe. Gr
leugnete iebo4, trgenb tpel9e Muspei1e iiber
Die bon benz Ingeflagten fir bic M}onate
Sult unb Nuguft 1898 ge3ogenen 2o6nbez
trGge i'm 8eftb gu BADEN.
Srant Blair, Der @ert6eibiger beg Nngez
flagten, reibte dls @ntlaftungsmaterial Elm
Document Elm, aus Dem berborgtng, baB am
26, Suit 1898 BON elmer Surp in Dem 0u9z
laBgeri3t BON @Oot @ountp bic @~rnennung
etnes 8ormunbes fir Pabbod angeorbnet
tpDr6en iet unb ferner tptes er nad, baB fetn
Client morpbiumfii9ttg un6 in SoGge ni3t
5ure9nungSfdbig geibefen fei. Ita8 elmer
tur3en 8eratbung eintgte fi9 0as @eri9t auf
Elm 8erbtct, bds beritegelt na9 WaIbington
gef6tdt unb erft BON bort aus betannt ge=
Qeben tperoen tptr0.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24
bobelmable nteoeroebrannt.

Die 9obeGmii6le Der Chicago @ufb, 0oor
&c 8linb 6actOrb, 48-62 Gort6 Ipe.,
tpuroe geitern QbenO burA Seuer bolitdnbt9
%5erit0rt. Ser 8erIuIt belduft 1t9 auf
100000, ippbon bic 6dGfte berItd6ert 1T.
Sir Die $50 Nngeftelten Der Sobrtf mar &C.
tern 3abltdg unb bic Mrbett tpurbe nm 4
ubr 30 Minuten besnbet, Cine Babe @tunbe
fpGter mar bas erite @todfpert NIT Guu6
ongefiiQt. Wertfi6rer &ubn, Der ein3tge
damn, tpel6er ii9 UNI bieie 3eit in bieienl
She'll oeS @ebdube5 befanb, ertlGrt, boB bas
Teuer i'm 8entiltrungSf6a6t gum Nu8bru9
fam. @tpa 10 Minuten barauf mar bu5
gan3e @e6duOe in 6lammen gebiiGt, bic
bur4 einen befttgen Minb begiinittgt muir
ben. SAT- i3ten eS, als pb bic G6icago
8retperp, tpel3e nun our6 cine NIeD bon Der
Tabrtt getrennt 1T, i9tpebte in Gjefa6r,
ebenfa5 BON ben Slammen ergrtffen 81 nerz
ben, purbe aber bur9 Die berpt1Gen On
~itrengungen Der Seuerpebr gerettet.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24
Sdumioe Golleftoren.

9a es it3 beruusgefteGt bat, baB bic GDG=
leftoren Der Deri9iebenen SonnS ii9 immer
nod nt8t BON ben BON tbnen b%ereinnabmten
Steuern trennen unb bic @elber Der Staot
abltefern tDnnen, bat Mapor 9opfins baa
QaDzO Department beauftragt, bic nDtbigen
@9rttte gu tbun, UNI Die betreffenben Ser
rem CUR &usiibung tbrer pfIi9t a~n3u6alten.
Der @orporatiOnsanpaGt bat bic folgenben
@oQettoren auf feiner 2tite, tpel9e i6rer
SGumntB tpegen Dertlagt tperen 1pQen:
81. 9offman, Wet Sopn; 9aul &ebiste,
Nortb Sopn; g. s, S'gonneG, Safe; q.
S. 9atnburg, 9Dbe part; SC. SO. Stmons,
Safe 8tetp; Wm. Wt1arb, Cicero; Martin
9oran, Siib 5Dpn.
SIS 1T mOgli9, baB gegen ben 2eBteren
nt9t b%orgegongen tperoen ptrb, ba berfelbe
am 10. Sanuar 100000 unb am 20. eSSu=
nl1ar 100000 ablteferte.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24
Siebt oen KInitler
limo BRENT nit ihm oura.

9us ge6eimniBboue 9unfeG, tpel9es iibet
benz @erf6pinben Der 15Sabre alien &lara
8ebber aus benz 6aufe i6rer Gltern IN
Sonb bu Sac f9pebte, murbe geftern bur3
Die @e6eimpoli3iiten Marts unb Ntagner
BON Der Central Station aufge6elt. OaS
iunge MGb9en nurbe i'm 6otel Godforb
in Der GlartitrdBe 3uiamrlen nit etnem ges
pi1en 8. 6. 8aDne, alias CHARLES 8i1bop,
alias Parfen N1en, Der6aftet unb 2eBterer,
Der ft9 unter Dem Namen Par1en NQen in
bas Srembenbu9 bes 0otels etngetragen
bate, nit Der MntGage bes 9iebitablS unD
Der Gntfibrung belaitet. Ser BOIi3et3ef
BON SOnb bu Sac pirb beute bier %ernartet,
UNI Die @efangenen in @mpfang gu nebmen.
On benz 8er16tpinDen bes 8adfif6e5 bat
inbtreft bic v@ranb MrmD" S9ulb. SIM
Sttober bes b~ergangenen Sabre5 bef6lofIen
Nfitglteber berfelben gum 8eiten bes uSlo
Soldiers Some" in Milnautee einen braz
matif9en unter6altung5zMben gu arranz
giren. 9as @omite lieB 1t9 s. 6. YdDne,
Der S9auIpieler i'm 8arietez S6eater lit,
our Sin tubirung Der i%ingeren Sbetlnebmer
an benz bar3uIteGenben S4auftide tom=
men, Nub CLARA @ebber gebDrte gu Dem
iungen Nolte, bas 8apne unter feline S6=
but betam, 9as foQte i6r @erberben per@
ben. @s entipann ii9 3ptf9en i6r unb
benz nRegifeur" Elm 2tebesOerbdltniB unb
am 10. gtobeln6er cling fe 81 elmer 3ett,
als man fte in Der S9ule tpdbnte, nit tbrem
Qiebbober auf unb babpn, Sin 8epo6ner
t6res 9etmatbsortes, Der geitern bier in Der
@tabt mar, traf fte auf Der @traBe, err
fannie ie unb feBte SnfpettOr @bea BON
feiner @%ntOedung in &enntntB.
Die iunge trregelettete Per1on ertlGrte
ft3 bereit, 5u ibren @Itern 3uriid3utebren,
Papne fo1 Derbeiratbet, unb feline Trau in
8attle Greet, Mt@., p06n6aft fein.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24

= Sine Delegation BON 9runbeiqent6ii=
mern Der SnotanaftraBe i%tattete geiternNa6z
mtttGg Wapor 9opttns etnen 8eiu9 ub uni
bat oeniel6en, bd5 Wegere9t fir 6errn per-
teS an Der SnOianaitraBe betreffeno, genau
gu priifen, Dd baheGbe gefGIf9te Inter
f4rtften TRACE. Ser M}apor CAB bas gefor=
oerte 8erfprecben,
= Die 8Ouenhung Der Mrbeiten an Set
tton s, bes acknowledgements tpurbe qeitern
Der Strma g. s, Meir &c 60. BON @inctaz
natl 5ugefpro9en, mel9e bas ntebrtgfte Nm
gebDt gema3t bate, Die 6trma, pel6e
nit Dem Nngebot als 8eneis hires quten
WtuenS $4,000 btnterlegte, bat feitoem
etngeieben, boB fie 81 penig forberte unb
mO3te gerne bic Sadie ungeI6eben maiden,
aber Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bdIt ft9 an bas
Nngebot.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24
Sbredlih 3uoertdtet.

9eute frii6 gegen 5 l1br gertet6 Der 49,
idbttge, ber6etratbete, 262 %, Mba HraBe
pobnenoe uno in Der MattbiefTen f9en
3uderfabrtt bef9dfttgte Nnton @eberfon
5ptf4en bas Ma13inengetrtebe unb nurben
t9m beioe Irme unterbalb Der @Qenboqen
gebro9en, Sn febr tritif9em 3ufanbe
purbe er no9 benz @Ountpz 9oipitaG &c Ianbt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24

0ie l1nterIn9ung Der @a6lbetriigereten
pGbrenb Der Mqbl i'm Dergangenen NoDem>
Der 1T bur9 ben S9arffinn, pber better
Spurftnn, bes GrimtnalabDOtaten 80. g.
SDrreIt in Elm neues Stadium %getreten. Seq
terer min nGmlt9 entbedt bdben, oaB Die
Md6l8etteG nit Sel g~etrdntt Dur6en. Mls
0err SSorreTt, Der ia betanntlt9 als Nntpalt
fir bic nGtoic federation" f1ngirt, Dor Be
gtnn Der 1nteri u9ung Der 8ablbetriigereten
me6rere 3euge1 eramtntrte, ftel tbm auf,
bab DieGe BON i6nen ben ltmftanb erpGbnten,
buB Die @ttmm8ettel ft9 Dig angefiblt bdtz
ten, unb 1e fpra9en bic Mnfi9t aus, baB Die
e63etteG abft6tli6 nit Oel bef9muBt mDrben
1eien, nm republifaniI9e S%ttmmgeber ba~
BON ob3uI9reden, 5e nit ibren fetnen 9anb@
f9uben dn3ufafen.
0err 6prreft mar arberer Mnft3t, Die ft3
du9 bur9 Experiments, bic er antelte, be-
1tGttgt baben IoQ. Oas ge6t aus Der Nnz
flagef9rtft 6erppr, bic am 9tenftag gegen
Sobn s, 5Gpnn unO Nnbere be5 @ablbez
truges 6ei6ulbtgte Perionen auf @nprbz
nung bes &t9ters Sulep DerfaBt purbe.
Sn Der1elben betBt eS, baB bic Stimm5ettel
nit Sel 9etrdntt pprben Ieien, Ddn1tt bic
G1erts unb Ma6lrt6ter, pbne erit ben Wablz
Settel gang gu entfalten, ie6en t%onnten, fir
pel1en Ganbibaten Der betreffenbe Sttmmz
geber elm &reu3 gemabt bate. 0aour4 lei
es ferner m0gliA gepprben, bic Wabl3ettel
gu Sumter Der bemotrott13en Ganbibaten
gu dnbern unb bteIen mebr Stimmen gu ber@
i9affen, aI8 ibnen DOn @G6lern 3ugeba4t
norben feien. 9iefer 8ei4ulbt9ung tperben
in Der 81agef9rtft np4 cine gan3e @n3ahl
anberer, 19on frii6er erpdbnter bin3ugefiigt,
3. 9, Ginf4ii4terung BON @timmgebern,
gGn3li9e 8ernt9tung BON @ttmm3etteln,
@ebrau9 gefdIf9ter Stimm5ettel, 8erbtn=
berung geieBli4en @timmens, 5Gli9ung Der
@d6lre1ultate un0 btele arOere.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24
Don ser 0oroners. 5ury onoefIoot


pie Goroners Surp, tpel6e gcftern ben
Set9nam Der Srau @iGtam preiton, aus
222 Sunnpftbe NDe,, in RaDensnoob unterz
lIc3te, DertpteS etnen Miliam @rq6am aug
Sat0ale, an bic @roBgeT6porenen, fSralt
pre1ton 1tarb am 9ienItag M6eno i'm ST..
So1eP9z9ofpttal, ND ite felt Der Nsllia6r3z
9focbt l3per trant barnieber lag. MG6renb
]srer gfa4t eretgnete ii9 3pif@en BEN Ort
Goanlton @orOrts3ug unO einem SFra6t3no
per e3!cago unb Hortbnef ternbu6n, Elm In
TAU, BET Dem tie f4per berleBt nur6e. @rdz
pam paf oamalS @ufTeber in Der 8tqenb.
tpD O9s ufglud ge19ab. GS tpurbe lpG6renb
pes Snque1teS na4geptefen, baB er cine
Q8et9e a%usetnunber 9enommen 6atfe. n 6ab
Der in einem &burm itationtrte Mei6en1fsro D
Ter nt9t imtanbe mar, bic beiben erinShnfnn
3u9e a%netnanber porbetGuufen au Ioifen Inn
PERI ru3t9 8Hle5sn muBte, tpie bielel6en 51tz
1ammenpraQten. o.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24

Gerabieknn9em in YtatoS Dor Der Sn0ettmr=
y @lHfnnbme! QBir boben cine An30bl Qionos,
Die uur iebr penig 9ebroubt murben-io, in Mirtli9teit
gerobe 10 gut lpie nell finb. g9tr pifertreu bieie Snftrus
mente 81 ben f~olgenben Aufr6uuung8= fouf5=Yretie1L
ant iebr Iei9te Qbaablungen, un nit ~benielbeu iofort
Quf2urIumeu: a
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24

ytIItH4+
George 9offnsr, 1itDdigss mobnbous,
342 Samot Str, Deranf9lagt auf $4,000;
Grosbp &c Srafen, 3pet 2itDdige WO6nz
9dufer, 1509-11 0atin ctr, $4,000; Sobn
Babel, 2ft0diges. Mobnba1s nit Qaben, 77O
9ernoon Str, $4,000; 80. Meft6ogen, 2t6d.
Wo6nbaus, 1901 @6eriban Mpe,, $4,000;
9oiprence Bros, 2it0diges Wo6nbaus, %
@atalpa Place, $25O0; 8. 30, Stafford,
22Gtt0dtges Mpbn6auS, 6019 GbampIain &oe.,
$500.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24

Tragt Guren @rocer na5 rTbe SeiBIer
& Sungc Co.'S" y0uofer 8rO6", baS
f6madbafteite some O2aOe 8rOO", baS
lie BON elmer 8dferei g~eLiefert puroe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24

Ser SlbaIt Der Nn5eigen pOn 6oo6's
Sariaportao mir5 ~beitGti9t bur9 Su6orios,
rpel6e III Der Siuan3zQGelt obre Nnitonb
occepttrt 1pitrben. Dos ia9t beutli6 9enu9,
baB OOOb's furirt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24
Stdoti1bes.
Neuefte Gnt0edun9.

|oInwoIt 10. 8. 5orreR mill %sefunoen boben,
oaB ole Sttmm5etteI i'll eewtden Pre-
cinften Ger %. maro nit Del e~etrdnft
wuroen, um tie ~ourhitdtie gu MAIDEN.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24

@bonntrt 0uf ba8 &ben6blott. Nrpia
l Gent per 9tHaumer, 6 Gents per @ohe,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24

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6oob's PttIen furiren Qeberleiber,
9elbiu6t.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24
BauerIaubnt6f6eine

purben geitern an fOIgenbe 9erfonen aus
Qe1teut:
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-09-21
Honolulu will Adopt Radical
Measures Against Cholera
THE SCOURGE ALSO IN JAPAN
The General Government and San Fran-
cisco Board of Health Are
Taxing Precautions.

San Francisco, Sept. 1.-THE Hawai-
ian mail was landed from the steamer
Rio de Janeiro today.
Honolulu, Sept. 10.-Fifteen new cases
of cholera have been reported since the
departure Of the Australia, making
total of SO cases to date. Eight deaths
have taken place in the same time.
Forty-six deaths since the scourge
broke out. Two white people were at
tackled yesterday and have since died.
c. L. Dodge, business manager Of the
Hawaiian Star, was one of the victims.
Mrs. Carroll, nurse, was the other.
Both people contracted the disease
from native woman who lived in the
same house.
The city is in state of alarm and
business will be suspended for one
week. In the meantime house to
house inspection will be made and rad
ical measures will be adopted to stamp
out the disease. In nearly every case
the cause Of death is traced from pois-
onous fish. The scourge is not believ-
ed to be Asiatic cholera. No Chinese or
Japanese have been attacked, although
there are thousands of both classes in
Honolulu.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-09-21

witch islands, expresses BELIEF th.x
reports as received in the United a.. -
are exaggerated. United States -:
Bennington was anchored outsid. y
quarantine and as there had been ~ y
death from cholera on board. rr,.uuss
States ship Olympia, en- route to fshsss'u
decided not to touch harbor, ana IS,
was to be taken out to her. The ,st taa
says cholera is confined almost entirs,
to the natives. Owing to their s,,r -
stition they are difficult to treat ss.
new cases are rarely reported in 49,.
for successful treatment.
AS result the death rate ia v.,~
large. The natives think the docto,.
give them medicine to kill them - -.
disease does not. Nine out of ten q ~
are fatal. Infected districts are nndss
strict quarantine, and soldiers ara -.
stantly on duty.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-09-21

make such extensive shipments to the
other smelters for the next two weeks.
Most of the ore is now going to the
Everett smelter. Two hundred tons
have Just been shipped to DeadWood,
to be used in an experiment with the
ores there, and some has also been
shipped to Tacoma. The ore is in sharp
demand by the shelters because or It's
heavy percentage of iron.
The new machinery works to per-
lection, and enables the company to
double it's yield with slightly increased
expense. The new 100-tOn boiler con-
sumes less than two-thirds as much
wood as was consumed by the old 80
ton boiler. Wood sells for 81 a cord,
and pine and cedar are chiefly used.
Some fir and tamarack are burned, but
they have to be brought some distance
over mountain roads, while the pine
and cedar are taken right from the
property Of the company.
1.-THE mine is now down 375 feet, and
the shaft is going down in ore," said
Colonel Turner last night. 1--WE shall
continue on down to the 500-foot level"
A DIAMOND DRILL.
The company has just bought a dia-
mond drill to be used in prospecting
underground. It cost $4,000, and will be
run by electricity. 1t will drill SO feet
in "a hours, and will save great deal
of dead development work.
The hotel and boarding house are
lighted by electricity, the company hav-
ing it's own dynamos. Two arc lights
are in front of the hotel, and there is
an electric light in every bunk room.
The purpose is to light the mine also
with electricity, and the company will
still have enough power and to spare
for the diamond drill.