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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08
ORIGIN Of christina. Customs.

Many of our Christmas customs are q
mixture of Druidical and pagan observ-
ances. The use of the Christmas tree
has descended from the German Druids.
Dressing the houses and churches with
green Is a relic Of pagan worship in
Rome; so also is the sending Of presents
TO and fro.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08

There is as vet no regular pastor at
the Hancock Lutheran church and on
Sunday there will be no morning service
There will be preaching In the evening
however
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08

For SALE-At a bargain, for cash or
time, at less than the rent would be, the
Butterfield House, Houghton; good
hotel with thirty rooms; good barn.
Call on or address, G. d. Hanchette, Han
cock
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08

Do not think Of knocking out another
persons brains because he differs In
opinion from you. 1t would be as ra-
tionsl to knock yourself ON the head he
cause you differ from yourself ten years
ago. Horace Mann.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08

For sALE-A team Of driving horses.
Very gentle. One 8 years old and the
other O years. Each weighing 1850
pounds. Apply to W. A. Dunn, Hough-
ton.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08

Losr-Betwee Houghton and Han
cock; a brown alligator telescope satchel.
Finder will be literally rewarded by re-
turning the same to the Northwestern
Hotel. Hancock.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08

Slippers play an important part IN
the life Of almost every man. In child-
hood they are laid ON him; inmanhood,
Just after he has been married, they are
thrown after him, and Ton cnnsidora
BILE part of the rest Of his life they arr
under him. -Roxbury Gazette.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08

This evening Rev. William Paul will
preach In German at the Portage Lake
Baptist church. He will occupy the pull
pit also tomorrow morning and evening.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08

Truths Of all others the most awful
and interesting are too often considered
rs so true that they lose all the power Of
truth and lie bedridden in the dormitory
Of the soul, side by side with the most
despised ard exploded errors. ---cple-
ridge.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08

A number OF young people went to
Lake Linden last evening to attend the
o. M. B. club party. They report a most
pleasant time.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08

The Copper Journal brings forth the
name OF Mr. C. A. Wright In connection
with the nomination tor State senator.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08

There are hosts Of men q the r'o-
foundest thought who find nothing IN
the disclosures Of science TO shake 'het
faith in the eternal virtues Of reason
and religion. --Goorge Ripley.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08

Captain Cbynoweth, an OLD resident OF
Ontonagon county, but more recently OF
Houghton county, died very suddenly at
his home in Houghton Yesterday morn
ing.
Deceased was about "a years OF age.
His first place OF residence on Lake Su-
perior was at Rockland. where he came
as early as 1854. He has, during his car
eer, had charge OF the National mine at
Ontonagon, the Mass mine and the
Great Western. He was a worthy rep
resentative OF the hardy and industrious
Cornish mining men that have done SO
much to make this field what 1t is today
and are yet the most experienced OF min
ers and superintendent.
He leaves a widow and six children,
three sons and three daughters, among
them Mrs. W. A. Burnham, OF Hancock,
to mourn a husband and father they
loved and always respected.
Funeral will take place tomorrow alter
noon at o'clock from the residence.
Rev. w. C. Hicks will officiate.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08

Roger Williams was up from LAns,
yesterday.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08

For SALE--A house and two 'ots
in East Houghton. Apply to Ferdinand
Weber.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08
Portage Lake News.
Physicians Have a Pc
culiar Case to At
tend To.
Patient Suffers With Dropsy
And L. Liable 60 Drown While Ne In
In His Bed-Captain Chynoweth
Dies Suddenly.

Drs. Wheeler and Scallon have had
very peculiar case Of dropsy under their
care and observation for two years past.
IL is the Houghton tailor, Mr.. ID. Verne,
and he more than once has been given up
and once, at least, relatives at Duluth
telegraphed for, and yet just now there
is another surprising turn in the disease
and Mr.. Verne declares he will be out on
the street in a week or 80.
Dropsy IL, OF course, not an uncommon
ailment for the flesh to fall heir to. but in
the present instance it presents features
Tor which the attending physicians can
find no precedent in the books OF the pro-
fession and they are entirely at sea as to
the causes OF the phenomena.
Several times the accumulation OF
water in the tissues has been so great
that every portion OF the body loses it's
shape, except the head, and the pressure
is so great over the lungs that breathing
becomes most difficult matter. The pa
tient is really in danger OF drowning lying
in his bed.
The pain during these periods has been
great and still all the efforts OF the physi-
clans could only be put forth toward re-
lieving the pain, and no remedy seemed
to effect the condition. Each time when
the end Of the suffering OF Mr.. Verne
seemed about come and hope almost
given up the pores OF the skin Of the
limbs opened and the water oozed out In
great quantities. relieving the pressure
gradually until the patients condition
would be almost normal. That is the
case at present and day or 80 ago when
the throwing-off process began two pals
full was the result in twenty-four hours.
DR.. Wheeler intends writing history
OF the case for one oil the medical journals.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08

Set OF Roger Bros knives and forks.
S3. so at M. Gittler's.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08
FANcIEs OF THE MOMENT.

Nate Leopold Is up from Chicago.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08
II. II. TIMETABLES.
PASSENGER Trains On N. R. R. R.
, Effect December 20. 1855

.Dsily tDaily OF, q, 1t Sunday.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08
PASSENGER Trains on q. & c. R. R.
In Eject December 70 is S.

DAILY. +Daily except SUNDAY.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-08

Like to see their boys
becomingly clothed at
the lowest possible
cost.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-17
MINES And MINING.
The Overland Properly 10 Have a
Mill Of 100 Tons Capacity.
ERECTION TO COMMENCE SHORTLY
Ius'ness Trans G I'd at tn stock r..
ch iuge Mtcung- OMAR TX,
urts-Poll tk's H,VtM

The Overland property In tho Camp
Floyd district Is to have mill--a 100
ton mill. In this statement is said to
llg the Significance Of visit OF the
clmpanys directors 10 the property
y,sleTdny, aud u IL stated that the gon.
t.smen were 20 pleased with tho out.
look ut tho mine, that they unanlmoui.
~ oonUurrod Ia toe opinion that a
mill should 10 built and tha. nj once.
Although nothing was mentioned
u the erection Of the mill at the com.
pany's office today, tho information
was Cleaned from ono who is pretty
we'll on tue iBsido Of all mining move.
menis ia the state, aud that
party stated that tho property was
looking extremely well, and that ~
soon AZ drifting had been prosecuted
for distance Of 100 foot from tho point
now reached, the erection Of the mill
would commence. II 10 proposed u
run the same by means OF electricity.
This addition 10 tho Overland prop.
orly viii not only b. great benefit 10
the company but will also open up the
way iof tho employment Of more men.
such an eniorprising and iaf.foaching
spirit as this should bu encouraged 10
tush an extent ~ 10 cause further steps
Ia the tame direction, agd u such
continue, Ulh Will soon
DO able 10 boast untquivocally OF being
the peer In mining OF any other statu
"a the American Union.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-17

neeting Held Yesterday PursuaL,
10 Caii-iho nusino,s Transacted.

a neeting Held Yesterday pursuaI |,
10 CHii-iho Businoss Transacted.
Pursuant TO the call Of President
DOnnvilan about two dozen members
% the exchange assembled together
yesterday u take up aud discufs tho
iuture policy Of tho organization aud
likewise 10 consider certain changea IN
tue management thereof. Vice Pool.
dent Airs presided while SECRETARY
Vlgus welded tho iAbor with telling
tiiuci.
The nrat business TO receive aiton.
ton after the reading OF tue call, was
a financial report from tho secretary
disclosing the Information that out 0f
tue recent assessment levied, which
should have brought In $3.50, a tum Of
but 500 bad been collected, while out
Of that SlO7.20 had been expended,
leaving balance Of si2.7l. The
pames OF those who hal puid anu
those siili In arrears were read, which
later on In the proceedings brought out
n motion 10 tho effect that the latter DO
dropped from tue rolls. This motion
iell Hat, however.
The resignation VI Treasurer James
IA. Bacon was READ, but before final
action was taken on It, n suggestion by
member that Mr.. Bacon make
showing to the exchange anu permit Il
to know Just what II had when tue
collapse took place, ciusUd the docu.
ment 10 be held IN allegiance until such
time ~ tho desired information 10
forthcoming.
Proiident John I. Donuollan also
10 defed his resignation, an act which
wn' sofuiy regretted by tho members.
The ruasOna tot forth by Mr.. Donnrllan
we're that he did not nave time 10 at.
tend 10 the duties OF tue position, ana
therefore he asked TO DO relieved. No
O. cliOn was taken In the matter, nor
vii there he until the future course Of
Tue exchange mas been mapped out.
A resolution lOT tue appointment Of |
u COMMITTEES OF three 10 revise tho |
rules and bylaws Of the organization
aud report a. meeting TO DO held |
within nye days was offered anu
pnssed, ana CAUSED the appointment |
10y the chair OF Mossis. W0Uiley, peufy |
nnd D5wney to constitute that COM |
miltec. These gentlemen appointed n
meeting for today.
Another meeting Of tho exchange |
vii DO held on Tuesday next |
NJ 4 pm. aud all afe requested 20 BE- M |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-17

In Black No F5fs canyon, rr Mon.
Joy George r. L1fIhousH aud Chs.tl
Miles, YOUNG men from Parad.5c, wsIu
lLtl s. mud Cusls taCn. They con.
slider tho .gh they raurht came high
u1 s2i, tui the law was vindioa,ci.
The county board Of EQUALIZATION
has completed iis LAHORE, ngtblu
yoatnr1ny suurHo0u. AZ pisOw here I
thc a.ito, the assessed valuation was
Ifg'y incfcasod and much come.
quuut gfumOllng done.
Tho very lourthy caap OF Ezsbeth
Ann Hammer W VIM. r. Ainsc0ueH,
came 10 an end yesterday afternoon,
when Judge Hort rendered n duciHI1
in i'vof Of the dOicniaut; no cause lot
action,
Hon. /. G.. Thotrscu has az lcDrth
go' fid OF the large wire staple no car.
tigd around iu bis stomach farsr mary
daya, AMI h cUffcspJuu. ugiY bfppt.
One thousand aud nIu,ty.,aygl
female aui g5s male votes Will DO cast
ln Logan tI'H itll, fail vote who ate
entitled t1fositsF.
Mu. Horny ~. Dinwoodey and
ME-. HCiru Mar whitney are vIsIuU.
hlsan' They ufo guests OF Hon. q. d.
whitney.
Moses Thatcher Jr. IL spending %
Tow days 100 SAN l7tn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-17

wns tried yesterday Ia Justice j.. ".
smith's court, when tho follow ug
irUt- were elicitCu' a warrant clsrf.
lug him with assault. On a pitl u1mpI
Linda Matthews hud been sworn Oh
before she lIytum juBtlCo Of the puucu.
This wns placed In the hands tf Guy
MIishul rquirup, who duruu1Ud %
young man named Chflstunscn q o..
sl7i him, ne johnson had tho namo t.
being hard man, and it was know
hu carried q gun. Johnson was
Just hiding his horse uut Of town when
the uiliCeTr, also ON horseback, over.
took and com mnnded him 10 halt. Ho
inquired their business and tho mar.
thhl told him lac had warrant for bic
arrest. JOHNSON asked him o. read %,
but squlfcs replied, 81 DOM, have %. %
Johnson evidently concluded that
neither diI hu nave 10 siay,aud slnTteI
his horse forward ~ rapid gait.
5qulfos commanded him 60 halls WHon
lac had gotten about iiiiy fCol away,
aud or he did not STOP, Il .gI his revolver
90 him. Ihis but auuOI WIugs 10 be
tight and no wes ugaiu shot Oh.
DAWing HE gun johnson turned half
way Ia HE saddle and was craving %
bead on Squifes wnon bis h0fsu
jumped an unexpected ditch ani dis
tutbod his aim aud balance. Aa tho
officer did no more shooting, Juhrsou
put up his gun nnd wuut 90. La the
meantime IL seems that tho deputy hat
been industriously hiuing behind bis
horse endoAvoring 20 got bis pist0l g.
work, but without effect. Tho DllsrfH
started va ruuult, but
they finally Lost their man altogether,
ana beat MIN 10 Logan. Johnson
says he rode along uuCIuC ruodly anu
ln due time reached Gao .ul5kIttB o..
tho city, whore hu WIS arrested ~
shove related. His defense wuH thai
he was n stranger, and that when
rqulrts attempted % nrf,1t him the
tilicut bore no insignia 10 iudientu tue
nature OF his calling, neither diI hr
proclaim II. He asked thst tho war.
rant bo read, ana when tlis wan e..
used became suspicious, uud stood ou
his rights us an American citIzHu.
lie did not draw Me own gun
until Au attempt TO murder
MIN had boon made, when no started
90 Logan u nni protection from tue
9illcuis. Ho seemed 90 make 10 very
rood defense and the judge took thu
matter under HdNioomuut until Friday
afternoon.
It 10 thought by those who claim &C..
luaintancu win The citCumslagcus,
mat he will be brought 90 tIiai on the
charge that led to his arrest. lie calls
dyfum HE home. as bio mother lives
here, but ho only maaol brief visits at
oug Intervals, as hu has Tor yeufs
WORKED Ia Nevada.
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OoDEa UrAu,

An accident occurred nj the mouth
oi Ogden canyon last evening. Peter
Jacob'on and Mr.. and MIR. jacob
thnstrnrun were returning home from
the Cd F0lks' reunion, when tleis
team got irirhionnd nc nioAm roller
and ran RwHy. Mt. jacobson WIS
thrown out u tho conveyance sud two
rits were bfosen. MITE. Christenien
wna sonewhst bruised. Both were
over 20 yrafs Of age. They were taken
TO the home Of ffiouda on Twonty.third
street, aud attended by n phyeiclsn.
Brother Cyrus Rlwson died ycstrr.
day morning nj Hartisvillc. HIS
funeral services will DO heli In the
Third ward meeting house today ri
3 .. m.
Old General Nathan Kimbill smiled
nll day long NJ UoClng the old tolks.
His face looked ten yoais younger than
usual
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-17

The GSlena gllice Is now ornament.
ca with new safe which was put In
yesterday.
The Metcur plant tlaflei up again
this morning after having recovered
from tue severe dTenohing Of Monday.
A quorum OF tho directors Of the
Gold Dust Mining company not ma.
leflali1lrg yesterday, Ihofe was no
meeting held.
The Tintic properties which woro
closed dowA on account OF the death
OF John hCChfystRl, will f0sume az.
ilviiy ON Monday morning.
Tho Evans boys have a very promir.
INK property Ia the Dlppsr In Little
Cottonwood canyon anu they afu now
into ore which showl $40 IN gold to the
ton.
a gentleman just In from The Dalton
ami Lark at Bingham IL authority fOf
the statement that body OF ore has
been encountered at tho mine which
shows 100 ounces In silver 10 ths ton.
The Utah Power company which f.
preparing 20 erect au extensive electric
lght hnu lower pant In Big Cotton
wood canyon haH jus, let "A large con.
tract Tor machinery 10 tho Westing.
house company Of PitIsburg, Pa.
Tho latest Bdvioss from Ito Buckeys
at Atfcur axe ~ tho effect that ~ 1901
OF orc can boo tcsl on all fltra of lie
eutue GIi't aud 40 soon ~ rftafpF
depth IL obiHiurd, CruH.guttlHr viii
commence, when sup islns Gi-tlosus.s
are locked Tor.
The imperial Gold Aii.ilg nd
company filod lGliuits OF IN.
corporation ysatuglHy with a o,pItaI
stock Of 100000, divided intn 81
shsrcl. Tho cOmpany's properties con.
sift Of tho Contest, Conn rOniise, A Germ,
Acorn No. ., Sllaa, Yoiz and M
IhundefstoTm mining claims in the
Peepetoue mining district, Ulah cfun.y, |
this state. George RUmuey Jt, n
John ~ Kelly, vice r.esi. |
dent; Joseph Thofup, SECRETARY and
treasurer who, with George Rumney
snd Henry Dinwooiey form the diisc. |
lOTale,
a Dispatch from Seattle, Wasb,.fays
that tho last venture VI J.. Edward |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-17
PROVO.
Provo, UrAu, JuLY H. Is,
Foul PLAY Suspected.

Mr. NJ. l.. Shepherd OF beaver passed
through Provo yesterday. La Ogden
he will DO Joined by n. e.. e., Rich Of
Pocatollo and they will proceed 10
buleun, Cal, Tor the purpose Of bring.
ing home the body VI Ezra Shepherd
whose death by drowning was noted In
Mondays NEwa. they fear that tho
unfortunate young man may have met
with foul play aud will make euoh In.
vCsligaliOnB ne they can In order 10 A..
certain the facts in the case. Their
iesrs nfU based upon letter received
by III. Shepherd from young lady In
ofltl V illoY, Cal, before they know
anything Of Ezra's death. she asked
MI. Shepherd n no k1Ow anything Of
Ezln's Whereabouts anu expressed fears
that he was in danger from enemies.
Vhia young lady anu Ezra were lovers;
her parents objected 10 the daughter
receiving attentions from Ezra, anu
forbade her ~ correspond with him.
In Ezta's p0nkots, 20 tho coroner states
In hla letter, was found "a letter from n
LADY Elgnod "GH ana addfcsard 10
''Harry," This letter eNpressui gront
solicitation tor "liarry's" welfare. The
relatives Of Ezra think that "Harfy"
was an assumed name used Ia writing
10 Ezra. Tho letter CO." with which
the elttr was signed, Il the initial Of
tho young lady's given name. OF
course there may DO nothing In tho
fear that Ezta's death wac tue result OF
violence, NJ. 20 far. there seems to be
but slight grounds 10 base such n sur
position upon, but tvcry effort will b. |
made ~ get AT the truth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-17
Notes and Personals.

Deputy sheriff Fowler has returned
from Evanston, where ho went 10 looh
NJ some men who were supposed 10
have broken into WIN. Pages store al
Payson and stolen some iowelty. The
iuwulry In the possession Of tho mon
arrested nj Evanston was not that
taken nj Payson, and the iewslers were
not brought back.
George w. aud Joshua Horne OF
Lake Shore were taken before Justlcp
De Noisy yesterday ON charge OF uu-
lawfully catching trout In Diamond
creek. They pleaded guilty. anu were
had $40 each, which they paid.
Tho following Salt Lakers aTe a. the
HOTEL R0btIuI h. J. Achison, l.. B,
Buunell, n. Robinson, A. NJ. Howard,
l.. q. Miller.
Henry hanc1eh, aged 20, ana Enis
Wighlman. aged 10, both of paysop,
have received u marriage llconsc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-17
Fourth District Court.

The case Of Low Opcnshaw vs. WIN,
A, Hudsou occupied the attention Of
the court all DAY yesterday. Judge
Hatch reserved hls decision I'll this
afternoon.
The following cases were continued
indefinitely by consent Of counsel:
PfOyo city VI Logan Paul, J. w. Scott
w Provo city, JuFerA +. Wright W
George PatteD, S. NJ. DIgglns W R,y
Vt al.
Suit has been brought by ]. w.
Smith OF nj tor renewal Of Judgment
for S37i.7 obtained April Tth, 1891,
against John a. Burr ana III. l.,
Burr
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Notes

fho fact that FTanE s1c'loL'd rlo,a.
Ing was light, saved biz no on M1u-
day morning, when it was caught by D
Get screw on rapidly fuyoiving 6ugft
at the Utah d Oregon Milling huJ
Bull ding cUmpuuy's planning mill. n,
was whirlel Through tho ale "a couple
Of times when his oio.hiug gave way
nnu ne fell 10 TO tue ilJlS tlflppoi ma.
ksd. HIS back was bfuiaud but he o..
capped serious Injury.
+. a. Nowborgor has been elected
captain, second Lieutenant NcisUu
promoted 10 the fiFHt lioutunuucy, anu
Sergeant Jos. Benson 10 the tuc1uI
OF company q, first bat.
TALON, second Infantry NC. u, JUG,
Advocate Warrum supervised IT,
election.
For catching trIut on Rock Cree,
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County Commissioners.

Tho following business was transact.
Cd Ia the Fourth district court yuster.
day:
CUmmissi1nor Reynolds was elected
chairman tot the ensuing quarter.
The county clerk prrasuteI slaie.
ment OF ieea collected during quarter
ending ending July o, amounting TO
s3i2.75.
Tue sheriff presented n similar state.
ment, showing fees received, amount.
Ing 70 g2OL4j. The recorder showed
tees received amounting 20 s723.lO.
a number OF reports from Justices Of
the peace anu other county officers
were receive anu salaries N county
0ihceTs anu other claims were allowed.
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IATEuEsrINu FIGURE
attracts From the Ontario Company -
Report Tor 1870.

hFpert Tor 1890,
Superintendent Chambers has 10.
Gently submitted tho anuusl report Of
the OntaTio silver Mining company
TOT the year 1895, 10 the etookhO Ssefs
thereof II II an elaborate anu CONF
Prehensive document and alter giving
an account Cf the development work
on the property during the year, 1t
goen on 10 say;
Daring tue year the mill treated 80.
go net tons OF ole, OF an average Assny
81 45.45 ounces per ton, saving g2.2 per
cent, aud producing 1870, 5i7.ss hno
ouncea silver, and S5l,SO finu ounce OF
gold. The milling cost was $3.50 per
tor, and tho total operating expense
was $50 81 pertop. Compared with 1894,
mere was an increased tonnage, lower
lues, higher percentage saved and
eis cost for production aud operating
eGpunsos. The cost VI extraction, how
ever, showed M Increase Of Ss cent?,
owing 10 the fact that the ore wat taktn
rom the upper ltvols, out Of small
ana narrow seams OF lOw.gTado tTo
that had been passed over In previous
yGatt.
The bullion product for the year sold
for $3.50, S5l, and tho orc sales aggTn.
gated SiI 2D7, tho total net proceeds Of
orc ana bullion sales being $685., 1872.
Tue operating expense were sBs5,B72,
ana the cuth balance was increased
from 1901, 206 TO SiJ2, 5Ss, anu s84,0il
was expended ON tue electric light
plant anu the water supply, Tao MT
cot1 OF tue drain tunnel 10 January !
was s5f4 500, aud tho statement OF
mine nnJ mill Improvements SHOVE a
total OK endure N 81 7C0 1856. The !
total q NC OF ali ass I 10 -lvtnati2,.
aiIbyy, anu ut the uLtb ul lhu TrpUT
me company had paid sl3,l75,OOO IN |
dlvidendp.
The mine has pioducnl 6O7, Isl tons |
o. ore, containing 81, 1903, al ounces VI |
slVer, which sold Tor $3.50, all ,Gj7.
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owe had an epidemic Of dyscn,ery
Va this vicinity lat mmmvr,u ray.
rsmnel 3, P0llDci, Of BfIcrlaud, Cal
~ was taken with ID uuu sufIrfp +
severely until some ono called M 1t.
lrutiol 90 CHHmhuT.aI15a CoIe.
Chol.ra and DmrrHwl Remedy. 1
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