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The state herald., 1895-04-12

The Nina NJ. u claim located below
Wilbur, has ear load shipment ready
for the smcllcr.
Work was resumed on the Colorado
Central mino Monday morning with
about 90 men. and II will soon be add.
iue no small amount OF ore 10 tho out.
put Of this county.
The Park Regent mine NJ Creole II
reported 10 have struck vein of six
feet Of rich ore ON the seventh level.
consisting OF silver. gold. lead and
Iron, runnlu. about 50 In gold.
The Rico smclicr VIII be- running by
the first Of May. Men nrc now erect.
Ing the orc beds and M soon M this
work II completed the smcltcr company
will commence 10 contract for ore. N
IL estimated that directly and Indirect
Is the smcltcr will give employment TO
nt least 200 men.
A Ilnwllns dispatch states tLgt n
marty of Rhode Island capitalists. who
Visited the Dry Gulcli placer district on
sunkp river Inns closed the deal for
hOO ncres Of placer ground The ptir.
ci,nse price. Including the ditch. IL n
little leas than Si2O.OOO. A new town
miles west Of Bnggs, Work viii begin
nj once and be pushed With ull possible
speed.
The Morning siar nj BOULDER glvca
employment for - miners, nix OF
whom are leasing pieces Of ground. nid
MI afe taking out good ore for the smell
Ter, Thls lltiic property bna been ono
OF Wards best producers during tho
The state herald., 1895-04-12

Lord Randolph Churchill who was sup.
at s5O0,0oU.
Lord Russell was II member Of the report
eIs gallery before he had Il scat In the
House Of Commons
Miss Brlce, daughter of the Ohio senator.
Is reported engaged to Henry Outram l'ax'
lronsides, second secretary OF the British
embassy.
The sole surviving member Of Yale.
class OF lS22 ls said to he Rev. DIR. Edward
Bcecher, u brother of Henry Ward Beech
or. He Is nearly ~ pears old.
Mayor Schieren of brooklyn has expressed
himself emphnticaly opposed to the city do
Ing It's own electric lighting. lie says mum
cipnl ownership and operation have III
nearly gerry case proved Il failure.
Richard Harding Davis uses his own por
trait for that of the hero In the illustrations
OF his latest novel. II likewise furnishes ;
very good Illustration OF the eccentricitles Of
genius
Two years time will be needed In which
to complete the decoration OF the new con
gresslonal library at Washington, and the
work Will be In the hands Of n commission
headed by John La Fargo.
The state herald., 1895-04-12
The ROCKY Mountain Nurseries, of Canon
lltN- Ga.l..


To those OF our readers contemplating
planting fruit trees, shade trees, ornament
MIS-, vines, shrubs, plants, or hardy flowers
nnh roses, this spring We desire to REFER
them TO the Rocky Mountain Nurseries, OF
Canon city. Colorado.
This IL the pioneer nursery In the State,
having located at Canon City twelve years
nro II is also the largest aud only nursery
In the state propagatihg n general nursery
stock, and are prepared To supply their pi,
irons with all kinds OF stock, raararitecl
Colorado grown. THIS establishment owns
500 acres OF the hest land In Fremont Coup
~. all under cultivation, 30 ncrcs Of this "
row In nursery stock, and they are lncrcas
ing their plant at the rate of Nifty acres
each season. ~ In n very short time, they
Will have the largest nursery plant west Of
the Missouri River. as II now Is the largest
In Colorado.
This nrm has State reputation for fair
aud square dealing. aud guarantee to give
their patrons what they buy. and everything
absolutely true TO name. Give them n trial
patronlze home Industries Send 10 them
for descriptive catalogue and price list.
They deliver stock by freight or express.
prcpaid to any point In Colorado.
The state herald., 1895-04-12

A very pretty nnccdote is told of
Lord Nelson, the hero of the battle of
Trafalgar. Besides being n great com
mander and brave man. Nelson was
one Of the truest of friends, and while
he was as fond as all other remarkable
men Of the praise which good and
heroic deeds merit, he knew SO little
Of Jealousy that he always wished
others to have their Need Of praise as
well as himself.
Presented to King George H., Of
England at one OF the royal levecs, hi3
majesty congratulated the Admiral
upon his tremendous victories, closing
with few sympathetic remarks about
the Admiral's loss OF his arm.
Nelson bowed his acknowledge
ments. and then. turning about. pre-
scented his friend and companion In
many hot fights. Captain Berry.
1.-THE loss OF my arm. your majesty"
he said. "is not SO great loss MS you
imagine, for here Is my right hand
Harper's Young People.
The state herald., 1895-04-12
"rvRK.s" SENSE OF JUSTICE.
lie Considered lila Masters Rights and
Stole th, ne,d Rabbit.

One dry. whtn a lad, ! was walking with
my father, accompanied by n strong. smooth.
haired retriever called Turk" We were
Joined by the bnilif Of the farm. md IN the
course OF our walk "Turk'' suddenly discoy
cred the presence of rabbit concealed :?
what In Scotland Is called "dry-stahc
dixie
After n little trouble In removing some
stones poor bunny was caught aud slnugh'
tered being handed TO tho ballin, who put
y In his coat pocket, says writer In the
Spectator.
shortly nfterwnri we separated. the bal,
liz going to his home In one direction and
we to ours In nm opposite one. BEFORE we
reached home we noticed that '.rurk" was
no longer with MS. ut which we were rather
surprised. as he was a very faithful follow
err.
Some time after we got home, perhaps mn
hour, | CHANGED TO sec strange object on
the public road. which puzzled mo us to
what It was. II raised II cloud OF dust az II
came along, which partly obscurcd the
II to he ''TurL," dragging mans shooting
Jacket, which proved to be the bailiHH,
with the rabbit sim In the pocket,
We nftcrwnrtl learned That the dog, TO the
surprise OF the hnilin, quietly followed him
home and lay down ncnr him Presently the
man took OF his coat and laid 1t on u chair.
instantly TURK" ponnced upon II and dash
ed to the door with It In his mouth. He was
pursued, but In vain, and succeeded N
dragging the coat from the one house 10 the
other, distance Of one mile and three.
quarters II was evident that the dog Ind
q strong sense Of the rights OF property. lie
believed the rabbit belonged TO his master,
lie set himself 10 recover what he thought
We're stolen goods.
The state herald., 1895-04-12

Chicago. April D.-.iohn X. f,unncllu,
the wealthy Chicago attorney. former.
~ chief counsel for the Pullman com.
pnny, whose name Inns been connected
with the big telephone syndicate deal.
admitted today that he Ia n member OF
the syndicate which In to enter the
field against the He'll company.
ut II true" anld he. that am n
member OF the syndicate. aud TINT the
preliminary arrangements have MI
been consummnicJ. win go further
nnd sny that I nm glnd 10 be included
among the elect, FOR there are IN my
opinion ynst possibilities IN the tolc.
phone field. This IL not fight against
a corporation. local company or a
patent. I, IN tniher project which IL
TO cut the telephone from the list OF
iiSurles aud 70 give each householder
the privilege VI talking to hly family
nnd friends when ihuy happen 10 bo III
tho Qopntry nt a nominal cost" -,
The state herald., 1895-04-12
MINING MATTERS.
FROM coLoRApo's CAMPS.
FL Paso County.

EWeO O0uutys
The shipments from the different
shafts on the Portland properties are
on the Increase, and everything on this
group OF claims Ia progressing favor
ably, a big quantity of ore being kept
in sight all the time, although consid-
cradle dead work Is being done. This
must be considered one of the best gold
producing propositions in Colorado, an
average Of eighty tons a day having
been turned out for some little time
past.
Ten inches Of pay ore have been ex-
posed In the bottom of the shaft of the
Fowler and Work lease, on the Orphan
Belle, which runs upwards Of $50 to
the ton.
The Pharmacist shaft Is being sunk
for the ninth level. 1t Is over AGO feet
deep, and will be sunk an additional
fifty feet before the drifts are started
1t Is expected that the Bartlett pro-
cess for treating ores will very shortly
be ready for operations.
Tho le.'sees on the south end OF the
City View, on Gold Hill, have broken
into some very rich ore within the last
few days.
A contract has been taken to sink the
Elkton shaft an additional fifty feet
The Cooper lease, on the Jack g.. Is
sending out about three car loads Of
ore per week, which runs from $50 to
500 per ton. The pay-streak is from
eighteen inches to two and half feet
wide and the ore chute Is tally 100
feet long.
1t Is stated reliably, that the month
Of Aprilvill BEE the Isabella company
freed ffeSnI- 7 Indebtedness.
The Portland No. ., is now shipping
regularly.
1t has been decided to sink n three
compartment SHIFT on the Ute Pass
lode Of tho Gold King company-prob-
ably the oldest location In the camp. 1t
will be ixi in the clear.-Cor. Denver
Mining Review.
The state herald., 1895-04-12

The Smugglcr- Union 40-stamp mill ut
Pandora is lately turning out more con-
centrates daily than at any time In Its
history. The concentrate shipments
per month average forty ears, while
about the same number Of cars of high
grade ore are shipped direct to the
smclters, making total OF eighty cars,
representing 1900 tons Of ore. shipped
by the Smueglcr Union company alone
per month. The company employs
something over 200 men In all Its de-
partments. Mr.. ]. A. Porter. president.
has been in Telluride the past two
weeks in the absence OF Local Manager
N. T. Mansfield. directing the affairs of
the company The Japan upraise from
the second to the first level Is fast near
ing completion When II is finished per-
feet ventilation Will he enjoyed In all
parts OF the mine md several more
men will be put to work as conse-
quencc. The second level is being ex-
tended both ways, and rs the work pro-
crosses ore continues to improve. The
level is now 100 feet In length, opening
UP the same number OF feet of ore with
out single break.
The indications are that the placcrs
along San Miguel river and It's tribu,
tlrlcs will be more extensively ana
scientifically worked this summer than
ever before. The bars along the river,
and the several creeks emptyins into 1t,
have been at different times in the last
few years scratched over In n desultory
way and yet considerable gold has been
taken from them. The methods used
for extracting the gold were of the most
primitive kind and 30 1t is thought that
by employing the latest devices for
placer mining there IL big profit In
working the bars. Al Quint expects to
employ n force Of men on the Red
Mountain placers. near the Silver Pick,
this summer. He will put In sluicc
boxes and feels satisfied with the gravel
r'u -, handsomely.
The state herald., 1895-04-12
THE WEST TO BE CONSULTED.
Distinguished Silver Mon Coming TIL,
Way for That Purpose

why hhut urpcAr.
Denver, April 9-Colorado Is soon to
entertain party Of distinguished sill.
YER advocates who will leave for the
West in few days TO meet the people
and discuss the prellmlnaries OF the
presidential campaign OF 1896. Hon.
Joseph Sibley, with Senator Jones. Gen
eral Warner and Senator Stewart, viii
be In the number and the ways and
means OF advancing the silver cause
through the new party will be talked
over with political leaders met Oh the
tour.
The party will reach Denver about
the middle Of the month, and recep.
ton befi;ting the cause they champion
will no doubt be met by them In the
silver state.
Tho dispatch below was received by
the secretary of the Colorado State Sil.
yer league last evening, giving the
probable date they VIII leave Chicago
for this city:
washington. April q. 1895.
ITO Geo. q. Merrick. Denver. Colo:
"Sibley with Senator Jones, General
Warner and probably Senator Stewart
leave Chicago for Denver April II.
HENRY JONES, Secretary.
The state herald., 1895-04-12
INCOME TAX UPHELD.
hut the Supreme Court Il Somewhat d
vlded ON It.

Vtueu On
Chicago, April ia special dispatch
to the Tribune from Washington. ID. c.,
says: The United States Supreme
court In the income tax case has re-
vcrsed the decision Of the lower court,
but the income tax law as whole, IL
upheld, but only by the divided court
Two important portions Of the law,
however. have been decided to be un.
constitutional, and they are so serious
us to affect materially not only the
revenues of the government, but the es.
timation In which the income tax will
be held by the people.
Under the decision to be handed
down by tho court. 1t is said, all III
comes derived from rents are exempted
from taxation by the federal govern.
ment and nll incomes derived from
state and municipal bonds are similarly
exempted. In other respects the In
come tax law stands us 1t was las,
August, but tho result OF the consul
tations in the Supreme court shows
very conclusively that the law can
easily be picked to pieces provided
suits are brought TO contest each par
tlcular point rs 1t comes up.
The court was evenly divided. Jus.
ticc jackson was too III TO take part.
Chief Justice Fuller and Justices Field
Gray and Brewer were opposed to the
law. Justices Harlan. Brown, Shira;
and White voted to sustain the law.
The expectation among members OF
the court is that the decision will be
rendered Monday In open court, but
there is bare possibility that the court
may again split up Into irreconcilablo
sections and hold mp the decision. II
the next Congress does not repeal the
law with the sanction OF the president.
there will be sudden rise In the price
OF all local public securities MS well as
OF all real estate. for. MS they will b.
exempted from taxation, they should
get the benefit OF the . per cent. which
other income producers are Obliged Ia
account for.
The state herald., 1895-04-12
SAVEDFROM NICOTINE.


rs that true7" asked the News man
at Pelham's Pharmacy, as he laid down
letter In the presence of O dozen In
tsrested customers.
"Yes. It IL. It was written here on
one OF our letter heads and signed by
Y: G. FoEleman." promptly answered
You know him. don't your"
Certainly. He lives at No. Buxton
man Of his word"
Il am glad to hear It. There are
30 many misleading statements pub
lished nowadays that when this came
over to ask you about 1t. I read the
letter three times. but you read It and
you will agree with me that 1t Is almost
too good to be true" This is what the
letter said:
"oflce Of Pelham's Pharmacy, -
IL. 1894. Gentlemen-My little boy,
now years. began chewing tobacco
when years old by the advice Of our
stronger stlmulants. -Four or fve
weeks ago began giving him No-To-
BAG. which bought at Pelham's Phar-
It IL needless to say, my delight, No.
To-Bac completely cured him. He does
not seem to care for tobacco and Is
very much improved in health, eats
heartily, and has a much better color.
Finding such remarkable results
from tho use Of No-To-Bac began
myself and It cured me. after using
All lts various forms for q
= slllsdFl M nlkns hi. plain
staSlDent Of facts for the benefit Of
oths (Slgned) ]. C. POLICEMAN"
'xes. ! know It's a fact. and it's one
Of the strongest, truthful testimonials
I ever read-and It's true, for sold
dim the No-To-Bac."
whats that?" asked Chief Of Police
Hawkins. whose manly form. attired
in the new police uniform, like Solo
mon In all his glory. came to the door.
why, No-ToBac cures!'
Cures? Why. / should say 80. 1
have used 1t myself. It cured me-"
Would you object to making a
statement Of the fact for publication"
Certainly not" and the Chief wrote
as follows:
.'Asheville, N. c., Sept rs. 1894. Pei
ham Pharmacy-I bought one box of
No-To-Bac from you some time since.
After using No-To-Bac I found had
cured.
II have used tobacco-chicGy chew
ing-for eight C0 or ten uO years.
III. s. HAWKINS"
Everybody looked nstonished and
wondered what would next turn up.
Suppose 1t don't cure?' some one
asked. "Then they do the right thing
when No-To-Bac won't cure" whats
that?" asked the News man. Every
druggist In America is authorized to
sell No-To-Bac under an absolute guar
Rntee to cure or money refunded. Mo-
To-Bac is made by the Sterling Rem
edy Co., general Offices In Chicago.
Montreal. and New York. and their
laboratory Is at Indiana Mineral
Springs. Indiana. big health resort
they own: Its the place where they
give Mud Baths for rheumatism and
skin diseases. You ought to know the
president. Mr.. a. l.. Thomas. Of Lord
& Thomas. OF Chicago" "Yes. of
course do. We get business from
them right along. and they are rs good
ms gold. Well. give me their advertis-
Ing books and will make n statement
In the paper about what you have told
me. for know there are thousands Of
good North Carolina people who are
tobacco splitting and smoking their
lives away. and No-To-Bac is an easy
guaranteed cure. and they ought to
know It."
The state herald., 1895-04-12
u llunz Chang itccosrr..

sblmonosckl. April THE wound In
tho face OF ii Hung Chang IL now
completely healed. The baDdages were
removed to-day.
Prince komntsu. conlmnndor.ln.chlaf
OF tho Jnpnncsc army nnd navy, VIII
leave Hiroshima Wednesday next 10
establish his headquarters III China.
II IL officially stated TINT Ching Fonr
Inns been appointed q Chinese peace
'plenlpotenlnry 10 assist IL lung
Chung. Japan Inns formally accepted
him o. az envoy. Ching Fong Ia d
son Of III Hung Chang,
The state herald., 1895-04-12

Paris. April lit Is stated on rclla.
bio authority that Japan has proposed
tho following conditions for the con.
cluslon OF peace
Tho Independence OF Corca. the eos.
sion OF Southern Mnnchuria. Including
Port Arthur, tho cesslon OF the Island
OF Formosa; the opening OF Cblneae
ports and river. 10 commerce: the pay.
mebt OF nm Indemnity OF 100000 900
yen nnd tho occupation OF n number
Of strategic points until the indemnity
shall have been paid.
The state herald., 1895-04-12
Silver Mo,em.n, In Ai.b,ma.

birmingham. Ala. April IA silver
party Is the latest acquisition 10 polI,.
ical affairs In Alabama. In Athens.
Limestone county, 400 Democrats, Re
publlcans and Popullsts met aud
banded themselves together In favor
OF tho free coinage Of silver. and bound
themselves, without any respect In
party lines. TO support for office only
such men us favor their Views.
The state herald., 1895-04-12

Cigarette smoking. we gather from the
Australian papers. IL growing rapidly In
popular favor IN the colonies, aud unlike
the parliamentary Suffrage, the practice, II
In said, IL not confined to the male sex
nionc. From expert evidence given before
n commission mt Melbourne II appears that
the consumption Of cigarettes In Victoria Il
now about JD,OpJ.U1 year: In New South
Wales the number IL nD,uso,uDO and In New
Zealand the number Is about iDUp.OJD All
the tobacco contained In these cigarettes IL
imported from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ga
Ecttc.
The state herald., 1895-04-12
WESTERN SILVER MENTo MEET
Gov. Richards of Montana Heads an Eiu.
catiorni Campaign

Helena, Mont, April Ex-Governor
Richards has inaugurated an educa.
tlonal campaign on the silver question
on lines formulated by himself and
Hon. Thomas q. Merrill. The lntcn.
ton Is TO place bimctallic literature In
the hands OF the voters throughout the
Union. this course being deemed more
effective than any other plan OF reacl.
Ing the Intellect and conscience OF the
citizen.
The governor has arranged for n con.
ference 10 perfect nm organization.
which will be held at Salt Lake May
II. lie has sent n letter TO the COVER.
nors OF California. Oregon. Washing.
ton. Nevada. Idaho. Wyoming. Utah.
Arizona. New Mexico and Colorado
asking them 10 appoint three delegates
TO the Salt Lake convention.
The state herald., 1895-04-12

We viii mail ut once. free OF charge,
upon receipt OF name and address. n
package OF beautifully illustrated cards
explaining iust how and why men fire.
quently suffer from nervous troubles
that prevent them from doing the right
thing ut the right time. Address. men
tioning this paper. the Sterling Remedy
company. 10 Spruce ST., New York. or
10 Randolph street, Chicago. Ill
The state herald., 1895-04-12

Idle Tin,-"rbcwl Never had such mar.
row csrnpe In MI the years I've been trump.
In. These ere blf elites II fun OF pitfalls
fer the unwaty,"
Tattered To,n-''whni happened TO YER
Idle Tim-,'i went Into thni hlg hhli,iln
| found ueselfi II was MI employment VI.
fiee--nn, twenty different pptsols ofisrel
po wpik afols ] could act clt"-New yoth
The state herald., 1895-04-12

New Orleans paper In one days Issue
mentions the arrival of scyrnty-tiye Ipwans
ns settlers In the Arkansas colony, nifty
eight lielgians 10 form u farming colony In
Bolivar County, Mississippi, the location OF
Louisiana. and the probability that l0.ogi
people from Iowa win remove 10 Texas dur.
ing the next Ave months. The Interest felt
In Southern opportunities Is undoubtedly In
rrcasing, and Immigration In that direction
In 1875 Is certain To be greater than has
been known bcsore.-St. Louis Globe Dem
Ocrlt.
The state herald., 1895-04-12
beware of Ointmeats for Caiarrh that
Cantpir Mercury.

ms mercury will surely destroy tho sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering II through the mu.
cous surfaces, Such article, should never
bc used except on prescriptions from repu.
table physicians, MS tho damage they Will
do IL ten fold 10 the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by Il. J. Cheney & Co,
Toledo, o., contains no mercury, and IL
taken internally, acting directly upon tho
blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
In buying Halls Cntnrrh euro DO sure you
get the genuine II Is taken internally and
made in Toledo, Ohio, by r. J. Cheney a.
Co Testimonials free.
To- Sold by Druggists, price soc. per bottle
Halls Family Pills, &c.
The state herald., 1895-04-12
SHORTAGE grows LARGER.
Progress OF tho I,quiry at tho Carso
Mint.


Carson. New. April S.-Superintcnd'
cnt Mason Of the government assay OF.
flee In New York has been In full
charge of the mint scandal investiga'
tion here for two weeks. lie has al
ready discovered shortages that np
proximatc about 100000, and all the
suspected meits have not yet been cx-
amined. The town Is full OF secret
service detectives. under the control Of
Agent Grant OF Chlcage, and they ave
shadowing suspected officials and
learning the history ~ their recent tx
travagant habits. None Of those sus-
pcctcd can escape.
The greatest steal yet discovered In
one melt was uncarihed by Supcrln.
tcndent Mason few days ago. lie
found that one run or melt which pur.
ported 10 contain 1900 ounces, half
gold. half silver. had but forty ounces
OF gold. The shortage on this fraud
ulent melt, therefore, WAS about So.
900.
The principal man under suspicion Is
Assistant Meter and lteiincr John
Jones. who has been In Office under
Illisch Harris. and who came 10 him
rs hold.over from the Harrison ad-
minstration. The detectives are NJ
work on Jones record, and they claim
TO have discovered that he has been
spending $500 TO 5000 n month. on mn
income Of Si25. lie was first suspected
by liirsch Harris. Harris relied large
~ on Jones, the practical man In the
department. but grew very suspicious
when bars that ought TO have come out
with n large percentage OF gold were
returned nearly pure oliver.
lie reported the shortage TO cx-Gov
crnor Iewett Adams. superintendent OF
the mint. The shortage was Immeii-
atcly reported TO II. u. Preston. super.
intendcnt OF the mint Mt Washington.
and Expert Assaycr Mason WAS forth
with dispatched here 10 investigate.
The crimes were committed by the sub.
stltution OF bars and II IL known that
the frauds extend over period VI Ave
or six ycurs.
The state herald., 1895-04-12
Ask AID,

II you are troubled with malaria, constipation
biliousness, kidney trouble or dyspepsia, Of
hostettcrs Stomach Bitlers, and 1t will DO
speedily Forthcoming. Ser, ousncss, loss OF
appetite md sloop aud u loss OF yisor, ara also
rCineuicd by tn.s restorative. fnysluians OF
emlnoncc indorse u, IL valuable continuation Of
tne yerdict VI lac people ami tae press. Iahe
The state herald., 1895-04-12

Among tho retiring members Of Con.
gross perhaps ono Of the most remarkable
Is Mr., W. J. Bryan Of Nebraska. During
tho four years OF his career he has proved
himself natural leader Of men. In tho
light for . lower tariff, and particularly
for Tree silver coinage, his eloquence CON.