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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04

rr,,-. ike mankind the sylvan scene
I'm changeful woods IS sFreaa'
W foi,rd IL Juvenile and green,
And now il paints things Ie1'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04
EDUCATION Al.
Virginia MILITARY INSTITUTE

LEXINGTOE, VA.
9Th Year State Military, Scientific and Technce,
School. Thorough Courses in general aud applied
Chemistry, and in Engineering Degrees conferred
81 course. Grad V.MI, and Bachelor Science
an Post Grad. courses Master science Civil iug.a.
eer. All expenses including clothing aud inca.
dontas provided ut rate OF 5000 per month, rs IN
acreage Tor The four years. crciueire OF outdt.
GEN. SCOTT SHIPP, Superintendent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04
FROM The OIL FIELDS
ng Report Of What is Going
on in Local Circles.

vu be Few Wells Drilled i'm
Tho Doist and Dog Skin Pools
raral Days Tho Dye Max
Is Barrels an Hour YesJer-
News From WOodsfeld, o.
Field Notes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the Creditors Of Richard Heinrich, De-

To the Creditors Of Richard Heinrich, De-
ceased:
Court Of the county OF Ohio made in Il
cause therein pending 70 subject he real
estate Of the said Richard Heinrich 20 tho
payment Of his debts. you are required 10
The said Richard Heinrich for adjudlca-
ton 90 George y. j.. Cilehrist Commits
.sfCuer al bis Office. 40. ltti tnaDine
Is. On on before the 18th Gay ~ October.
1850.
Witness John ~. Mitchell. Clerk ol che
said Court this 18th day OF September
JOHN W. MITCHELL Cork
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04

Now we gifts October,
How he seasons shit H..
Aftah dat November's hyan' -,e,r,
49, 49,; den comes "Chrismus 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04

ODDS PILLS cure an liver lis.
constipation and assist diges-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04

ae18oaw
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04
FULL QUARTS ONE DOLLAR.

We also carry in stock full quarts OF
Gihson's. Finch. Overholt and Thompson
Pure Rye Whistles ut Sl.O0 per quart, or six
quarts for $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04

Kenneth B2Zem0re h1d the good Tor
tune 90 receive small bottle of Cham
bsrlaiu's Collie, Cholera and D;arrhoea
Remedy when three members of his
family were sick with dysentery This
one small bottle cured them all and he
had some left. which he save TO George
w. Baker. a prominent merchant of the
place. Lewiston, y. c., and it cured him
of the same complaint. When troubled
With dyseatecy. diarrhoea. collie or chol-
era morbus. give this remedy a trial and
Won viii be more than pleased with the
result The praise that naturally fol-
lows fits INTRODUCTION and use has made
f very popular. 20 and so cent bottle
for sale by Chas. r. Goethe, Will W.
Irwin. John Kari, VIM. z. Williams,
G. Nenkemeller. VIM. II. Hague. n. c.
Stewart. A. E. Scheele. J. Coleman. c.
SehreDf. VIM. Menkemeller. Wheeling.
W. va: Bowie & Co. Bridgeport; B. T.
Peabody & Son, BenwOod.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-04

JOHN w. MITCHELL c'ark.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-22
THE PRODIGAL SON.
The Theme, The wastefuIneas Of Sin
and the Value Of Time. Preached
BY the Rev, W. X. King.

We have followed the Prndigal Son
from his fathers house into the far
country. We have studied the char
acter of God a> suggested in the idea
of Fatherhond:" We have studied The
nature of sin in i'll constituent elc-
ments: we saw the son depart from
home and take his journey into the
far country. or a. the parable would
teach. the condition of the sinner
away from God.
We shall spend two or three sermons
on the different phases Of sin Is sug-
ge>ted by the life uf the Prudigal in
the far country.
The thought that comes to us from
the text tonight is the wastefulness
of sin. The Prodigal reached the far
country with some little money: So
long aS his money lasted il went free
ly. lie had the best that could be
found. his evil companions. like birds
of prey tlocked round him for the
feast they could get from him. lie
had been there but short time till
hc came To want. lie spent his sub
stance in riOtOuS living.
There are a number Of truths sug-
gcSted by his manner Of life that
wuL.d be worthy our consideration:
there are hundreds OF people today
who are wasting their substance. in
trying To keep up with the fashion,
and 20 in society circles beyond their
ability. y glance about Us Is enough
10 prove that this story i true To life.
There i much in this part of the par
able that ought 10 be studied: il has
lessons on social economy. ON the
abuse OF wealth, and-On number OF
and financial matters which
IL would pay some uf Us to learn: but
my purpose tonight j.. TO consider the
OF sin in more general
and comprehensive sense. For am
persuaded that the majority Of peo-
pie do not realize what terrible
waste sin iS. and what an enormous
expense il j. to the soul. First OF all
sin Is a waste OF opportunities.
The Prodigal 50 long as he remained
At home, had every opportunity Of be-
coming useful and successful man. /
lie had his father 10 support him. I
md aid him in every way. He was
no doubt by friends. and .
very opportunity 10 success was open
% him. But in leaving his fathers /
rouse he turned his back upon an 1
he>c things. he threw away his
hanceS. he wasted his opportunities.
- it j. in every life that is deceived
y sin. Opportunities fer usefulness
re destroyed by prodigality and sin.
he younger son got wrong notion
4 life. which lea him To look with
ontempt upon his privileges and op-
'OrtunitieS, and unless a man can an
reciate his opportunities. there is
cry little hope for him. either in the
'usines> or spiritual life. In the ord
nary walks 81 life. the-SucceSSful man
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-22

l want everybody TO take q
peep in Parker's show win
dow. IL they will they can't
help being so enthused BY
the numerous useful and at
tractive articles displayed
there as 10 buy something be-
fore leaving the place. That's
what ] did, and III do Il again.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-09-22

Envelopes and letter heads at this
office.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-23
.
HILLSB0R0 NEWS.

E. M. Smith has been sick
and confined to his house all week
Druggist Mowers Is slightly
under the weather.
&C. IL. Laidlaw has received
a letter from the City of Mexico,
Offering him situation. He will
IN all probability leave here for the
south in a week or two.
Rev. Frank NJ. Day will
preach at Union Church Sundey
morning and evening.
= Fritz Frey, from Denver
rested at the Highland last night,
He is on his way TO HIllsboro
where he will assist in erecting an
ore mill for that part of the coun-
try. More good news for Hills :
boro. Albuquerque Citizen.
- Peter Gnlles left last Saturday
for Atlanta, Ga on business.
Hon. J. NJ Webster and fam
lily and Capt. Thos. Murphy and
family left for Boston and points
beyond, last Sunday. They will
be absent several weeks. In the
meantime Ii. b. White is looking
after Mr.. Murphv's business.
L. Simpson. the mine owner
of TERRA Blanca, was IN town Sat
nrday greeting bis many friends.
As soon as he completes his assess
ment work he intends to 90 on a
trip of inspection through Ari
Zona.
-Supt. Williams OF the Wicks
mine cleaned up $1,000 last
Friday, as the result of ten days
fnn Oh WIcks second class ore.
Last Saturday Asa w. Le-
Barron, the successful freighter,
purchased Barney Martins entire
fieighting outfit, consisting of ~
horses and mules, half dozen
wagons, corral and blacksmith
shop, Consideration S2,700 Bar
ney Martin will take trip east
and on his return probably engage
in mining. Asa w. LeBarron will
haul Wicks ore and freight gener-
ally between Lake Valley and
Hlllsboro. lie will run -four
teams. Two years ago Lehfron
was caught IN flood In Box
Canon and lost every dollar he
possessed.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
NJ. Story, Friday, August 10th,
1895. n son. All congratulate
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-23
Hermosa News.

Chavez and johnson are taking
out some good ore from their lease
on the Pelican company's property.
Olney and Bonner have taken a
lease on the Pelican.
Alderetti Bros. are getting some
high grade ore flon the Eagle
mine. one of the Pelican group.
The several heavy rains which
have fallen on Carbonate Hill have
obstructed the mouths of the adits
on the Pelican and Emholite With,
wash ahd waste rock,
The wagon road has been washed
and obstructed by sand. gravel
and powders more than it hns in
any time during the past six and
eight years.
Frank hlderetti's house was
almost covered by slide rock End
waste from the dumps of the PeIi-
can mine, the quantity of rock AID
earth washed down almost amount
ing to land slide.
The round up ls chmped just
above town, at the Kendall ranch
The cowboys find the cattle in
good condition and report plenty
of grass on the hills.
There was a dance at the town
hall on Saturday night, but most
of the cowboys of the roundup
l been holding cattle and riding
ranges hard, and so could not
attend.
Nat limerick had fine milch
COW. As all the cattle ara filled
up to skin tight with grasses and
weeds they will not endure as
much running rs they would when
they were lean. So when Mats
dog tried to round up the cow and
bring her into the corral, the cow
tried to escape, and the result Of
the chBee wns that the COW died
shortly after being run inio the
corral.
NEVER TELL.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-23
Kingston News.

The sad news reached Kings
ton, few days ago, that Walter Il.
Marble, formerly postmaster here
and favorably known all over the
Territory, died on August 18th at
the home OF his mother, in Micha
gan. His family were in Denver
at the time of his death.
- A. Wohlgemuth received the
sad intelligence Monday of the
death Of his youngest child, at
Prescott, Arizona, where his wife
is spending the summer. The re-
ma!ns will be brought here for
intertnent. %
-Chas. e, Kent, one of the old
timers here who had been in South
America for the past two years
and returned to Kingston in May
last, died here August 2lst, 1895.
He came back in poor health. His
disease was pronounced incurable
by the physician here lie was
carefully nursed by Prof. Park, his
relative and close friend. Mr..
Kent was literary and artistic ia
his tastes, aud the following was
found among bis papers
'Fis our duty TO live for the living,
While our dead we lay in the grave;
''ris our duty TO never cease striving,
lis our duty to live and TO brave.
Col. A. w. Harris has returned
to Kingston from attending a
meeting of the Territorial Board OF
Equalization, where he appealed
from the Sierra County Board of
Commissioners on the assessment
OF his mining property, and was
successful.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-23

ing taken some very rich sulphide
ore from the mine.
The hopes of the creditors of the
Fairview smelter com pany have
been revived by the report that the
company will make another effort
to pay up. May the effort bear
fruit.
The first bicycle to make its ap
pearance IN the mining camp of
Hermosa was a March 25-pound
roadster and was propelled from
Chloride to that place by the editor
OF this paper. The road between
the two towns, at its best, is far
from being practical bicycle route,
and owing to the excessive bad
roads, wash0uts, rains and mud,
the time consumed to make the
trip was TOO great to be put in print
The distance from Chloride to
Hermosa post Office, as recorded
by our cyclometer, is twenty-one
miles. Distance from Chloride to
the following well.known points on
the route are as follows: From
Chloride to Dimes ranch, 3 miles;
to Stone ranch, 81 miles; to cabin
on Monument creek, 104 miles to
Welty's ranch, l3 miles; to Her.
mosa, 81 miles.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-23
HON. W. S. HOPEWELL
TALKS.
Santa Fc New Mexican.

Santa Fc New Mexican.
Hon W S. Hopewell, OF Hills
boro, was in the city yesterday.
lie speaks most cheertu!ly about
the mining industry in Sierra
county. The Whitehead Bros, of
DeLver, are WOW putting up new
ten stamp mill and sampling works
at Hillsboro.
The Wicks mine, a fine gold
property, has just been sold by j.
NJ. Webster and Barney Martin to
Eggleston q Mallette, OF Chicago,
for Sl6,00) cash. and on the day
the deal was made a splendid strike
of gold ore was made in the mine.
1t is also reported that new
bonanza has been struck in the
Snake mine.
In the placer fslds there is great
activity, and Mr.. Hopeweli says
Plttsburg and California capitalists
are running surveys for an impor-
tant pipe line to convey water to
the "cemept" gold deposits.
Speaking OF water, the visitor
said also that the Las Animus
Laud & Cattle company WAS about
to inaugurate a very extensive
undertaking in the ,Rin Grande
sva;3sS.. is is proposed TO span The
Bravo near Engle with ten foot
diverting dam To carry water into
twenty-five nile canal that will
bring $4,000 acres of land under
irrigation. This is TO be seeded to
corn, small grain and alfalfa and
an extensive feeding enterprise es-
tablished, the idea being to fatten
live stock so that il can go direct
to the best markets of the country.
Chicago and Pacific coass moneyed
men are interested ia this sssSss--
taking
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-23

future. 1T is hard TO say: Thy
will be done but surely Gods love
must be in this heavy afflicliot,,
though We now see through the
glass dHrkly.'
shall always love New Mexico,
AS the happy scenes of those short
and beautiful sixteen years OF COM
panionship with him. His four
sweet children are left to mourn
loving father, and to comfort the
rest of my lonely life.
With much love to the whole
world, | am in deepest sorrow,
Mayne H.. Marble.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-23
THE METAL MARKET.
DEATH OF WALTER Il.
MARBLE.

Las Vegas Optic.
Walter +. Marble. formerly OF
this city, and more recently of
Kingston, N. ~, died at St Joseph,
Mich on the 18th OF this month
The following beautiful tribute to
his memory was contained in q
letter written by his wiaoR, 10 ihe
editor of fhis paper. ".~.>'.,.
my loved and noble husband,
and your old friend passed into
eternal silence, at 2 o'clock. yester-
day, at his mothers beautiful home
in st. Joseph, Mich, where he had
gone hoping a speedy return to
health.
He was only forty-one years OF
age, and was thus taken away in
the happiest years of his life. He
longed to enter the twentieth cen :
fury with Us, aR3. bod most happy
and beautiful plans for the near
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-23
days ago, but the timely arrival Of

days ago, but the timely arrival Of
the doctor gave relief.
The Misses Llewllyn and Mont
eomery Of Las Cruces are visiting
Faulkner. They will remain sew
ersl weeks.
Scme of the Mexican placer
miuers are taking out gold IN good
paying quantities, two men having
rakad out an ounce in two days re-
Gently.
Edward Murray has commenced
work on the Rubicon Tunnal on
Anlmas Peak. He Las a fair
looking streak Of ore.
jeff Iiirsch has uncovered fair
streak Of dccpmposed rorphry in
the uew shaft started last week
Jtlf has got the best looking pro.
position in tbs immediate vicinity.
A nnmbtr at the New Imperial
Colorado Dry Placer Machines"
are on exhibition NJ the Postottice.
They are all sold and are the last
lot to be manufactured in FAulk.
nar. The universal opinion is that
they are the simplest and best
machines ever seen in this camp.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-23
Neighborhood News.
socoRRo COUNTY.


+ rom the Advertiser.
1t is impossible for the relief com
rnittae to satisfy the demands of
men who want laxuries, and refuse
to work.
Roadmaster Hutchinson expects
to get a train into Magdalena by
next Wedn esday evening, provided
there are no more washouts.
An Arizona mining man recent
ly remarked that if Water Canon
was in Colorado, the camp would
have population of 10000, aud
9. L. Brown would be richer than
Stratton and Moffat together.
Mrs. C. Sickles met with what
came near being a serious accident
Monday morning. In going out
of her back door the step gave way,
throwing her to the ground. Sh g
sustained a painful, but not serious,
spraln of the right wrist.
4. O. Moffett and G. II. Beattie,
Of Kansas City, have purchased the
recent mineral discovery made by
G. n. Anthony in Water Canon,
paving good sum for the same,
and are now pushing development
MIR. Beattie has charge OF the work
here, aud will continue it until
mine is developed.
The town was in IL glorious up
roar for two days after pay day,
owing to the many sporting natures
intent upon painting the town
deep, deep red. Fights we're num-
erous and Thursday afternoon at
the depot twenty men tackled one,
and only made 1t a draw. Inc
city bastile had no terrors for
them.
Boats are becoming fad. Robt.
Collins, Efps Hammel and Andy
WIckham have been boat building
all week, while Orrin Rice has
gone them all some better and
erected floating palace that can
readily ba passed for gun boat or
new-fsngled canoe. He Will
place his bark upon the lakes south
of San Antonio and massacre ducks
the coming winter.
A new counterfeit $40 bank note
ia in circulation. 1t is on the First
National Bank Of Detroit, Mich,
aud is danger well made.
The notes are Photographic repro
ductlons OF brown backs, series of
1882, printed on two pieces OF
paper and pasted together, with
silk threads between. The num-
bers bearing the seals have been
colored by brush.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-23
IOM RATES.

National Irrigation Congress,
Albuquerque, N. ", Sept l6th.
New Mexico Territorial Fair,
Albuquerque, Sept. l7th to 2lst.
Grand Musical Contest, Las
Vegas Hot Springs, Sept 18th and
20lh.
Tickets vii he on sale Sept 10Th
10 2lst inclusive. Good for return
until Sept. 2ilh.
Fare to Albuquerque and return
81 So
Fare to Lps Vegas Hot Springs
nudireturn, ST. 10.
II. J JoBaoN, Agent,
Lake Valley, n. NJ.
August 2lst, 1896
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-23

Freddie Neal is recovering
from a severe attack of fever.
Geo. B. Clark has started a
bakery and lunch counter IN the
building just east Of Robbins store
Aliss Ella Sanderson is can
vassipg for pupils for private
school.
Myraids of erasshoppers have
appeared since the rains, and fairly
cover the fences, houses and cotton.
wood trees. They aie as hungry
as Popnlisls, and devastatc vegeta-
ble aud Hover gardens exposed to
their furnished sight. In conse-
quence, many OF our good house
wives have been compelled to
cover mp their gardens with sheets,
quilts, etc.
School begins Sept. lG,h. with
Prof. Carleton as principal.
Married, Wednesday, August
2ls', 1895, by Judge Il. A. Nickle,
,Mr, CJrenus N. Titus and Miss
Maude Crumrine, both very popu-
lar young people of Hilsboro.
Nr nj d Mrs. Titus have q ne to
housekeeping in snug little home
over at Cold Springs.
N, b. Diniels, the alfalfa king
OF ltlneon, is IN town hohnobbing
with his many fieDds.
j. h. Mcpherson was sick
enough Sunday to have his meals
carried To hlm, aud his frienos
were consulting as 10 the advisa-
biIity of sending him to the
Albuquerque Healer" when all of
q sudden he rallied and is again as
good as new.
The machinery for the new
Hopeaell mill on the Percha is at
Lake Valley.
Since the favorable report of
the celebrated Chicago mining
expert, John 7. Parrish. on the
Hi!!shoro gold district. this camp
is the talk Of mining men every
where and a regular colony OF
capitalists may be expected here at
any time. Mr.. Mallette, the big
mining operator of Chicago who
WAS here the other day, makes the
prediction that Hillsboro will have
a population of 1000 people five
yeals hence.
An ice famine prevails in
liillsboro Gus Wohlgemuth of
Kingston, who usually supplies
che town, has sold every pound III
his ice houses. A little Is being
shipped in from Deming,
The long looked for Richards
Placer Machine has arrived at the
placers from Indiana. 1t is being
set up and will be operated near
the Inter Republic Co. s we'll.
A party of ladies and gentlemen
left Faulkner on Thursday morn
ing on ca mping trip to the Hot
Springs. Capt Biannigan was In
charge OF the party.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-23
GRANT COUNTY.
SILVER CRY.

From the Sentinel.
J.. Clapp, proprietor OF the Col
orado Mills, near Hatch. Dona Ana
county, has been spending a few
days in town while taking orders
from our merchants for -four, grain
bran, ETC.
The whole Mogollrn district is
opening up in fine shape. There is
now an abundance of water for
every mill in that section and oil
the idle properties have been
stTT'tsd ap1{Ofl blast
N Bell was down from Pinos
AltcS last Saturday with another
shipment of bullion. He says
everything is running with full
foice, night and day, in that camp.
THE venerable G. Mott Williams,
ArcLdeacon of northern Michigan,
spent several days here last week
on visit to- hls brother in-law
Stratford b. Biddle.
Hon. Jas. N. Upton, Robert
Thompson and Miss Kate Thomp-
son have gone out TO their mines
at White Signal. They expect to
put a force Of men to work.
Mason & Wood are taking some
rich ore out of their Bear Greek
mine at Pinos Altos A sample
lot at the Ivanhoe smelter gave net
return OF SIS per ton. Finding
that the ore can be successfully
treated, force of men will be put
into the mine.
Mrs. A. j. Loomis was attacked
by a vicious dog last Friday and
seriously bitten. She had occas-
ion to call at the house of Mexl-
can, and while standing upon the
front door step the dog. without
warning, seized her by the right
knee, badly lacerating it.
Since the destruction Of Morrill,
Hall by the great flood, Silver City
has been without a suitable place
of amusement, and w. II. New
comb is now considering plans fos
putting 10 stage and scenery,
adding dressing rooms and such
other auxillaries as are necessary
to put the old rink in excellent
condition for the accommodation OF
operas and theatrical entertain
ments.
An old shoe which bore unmis
taxable evidence of service to No.
7 foot, passed through the Silver
City postoffice last Friday. 1t had
tackled upon its sole tag bearing
this instr ption "ProI erty OF
Postoffice Museum, Wetertowu,
Wis. Return after Dec. 25,
1885,. 1t was started on its long
journey on March 5, 1895, and had
crossed and recrosscd the conti-
nent several times aud had visited
every prominent city in the United
States. Frank Story turned it
over to the Southern Pacific road
at Deming.
The tailiugs from the old Noun
tain Key mill at Pifos Altos, be-
longing to the Pacific Gold Mining
Co., which were dumped ep ground
belonging to Houston q Thomas,
were sold to Alyah Mason upon
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-23
THE BLACK RANCE.
CHLORIDE.

CHLORIDE.
From the Chloride Range.
Three men are working at the
Wing stamp mill.
In speaking of the affairs OF the
Fairyiew smelter last week we said
it's Indebtedness was about $4,000.
We have recently been informed
that the indebtedness is about
$4,000.
Tom Whitley, foreman of the I.
X. ranch, started yerterday for
San Marcial with drove of some
400 cattle shipment. w. J. Hill,
the owner OF the cattle, who is at
present in Chicago, will meet the
cattle at San Msse;a! about the
20tb.
Jim Blain ia doing assessment
work on the Georgie and Aggie
mining claims situated on Mineral
creek. These properties are near
to and run parall 81 with the Excel
sior and Omega owned by Mr..
Wing, and their contact and char
scter of ere il said to be the same.
w. ID. Nourse and I. ID. Foster
are working the Equator mine in
the Iron Reef mining district
They recently shipped car load
of ore that they sorted from The
dump. They are rss2sgrssa as bar