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Money Made in a Minute.

/ have not made less than $500 any
day while selling Centrifugal Ice
Cream Freezers. Anyone should make
from So to s. a day selling cream and
from 81 to $40 selling freezers, as it is
such wonder, there is always a crowd
wanting cream. You can freeze cream
elegantly in one minute and that as
tonishes people so they all want to
taste it, and then many Of them buy
freezers as the cream is smooth and
perfectly frozen. Every freezer is
guaranteed to freeze cream perfectly
in one minute. Any one can sell ice
cream and the freezer sells itself. My
sister max es from $40 to SIS day. w
II. Baird & Co 40 s. Highland Ave
Station A Pittsburg, Pa will mai
you full particulars free, so you can g
to work and make lots OF money any
where, as with one freezer you car
make hundred gallons of cream 1
day, or if you wish, they will hire you
on salary.
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Welcomed Home.

Rev. J. E. Rawlings, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, and his
wife returned home Friday morning,
after pleasant visit in the North
In the evening grand rece ption was
rendered them by the members and
friends of the Church. A sumptuous
table with many delicacies was spread
in the lecture room around which all
sat, afterwhich welcome home greet.
ings were extended to the pastor and
Mrs. Rawlings. This occasion was q
delightful one, and the Joy of the even
ing was quickened by the strains o.
music drawn from the piano by Mrs
Mabel Hill.
Foremost in the preparation of thil
welcome were: Misses Mamie Brown
Laura Jones, Addie Jones, Kate A
James Mesdames Virginia Richard
son, - Raw Messrs. M. F. Anderson
and J. E. Robinson
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Ten Dollars for Ten Minutes Work.

Everybody making money, everybo-
dy pleased, everyb body buying a lot in
Selkirk. You can have one practically
free, the boom is near. The lot should
bring 800 in 80 days if half the plans
are carried out. New manufacturers
employing 1O7 hands from the start.
Send me 10 names and addresses of
persons whom you know and will al
low you $40 on the Selkirk lot, and will
send you Warranty Deed immediate
ly Assure me that you will record the
lot and keep up the taxes, Ga small
sum. l mean business This is the
nearest chance you will ever have of
getting somethingfor nothing" 1t is
like giving you 800. We do it to
advertise wonderful Selkirk and to get
circulars to everybody you know. Ex-
cursions all the summer, everybody
can make money, no risk Next meath
this property will without doubt double
itself Address VIC. Atkinson, Fourth
St., Columbus, o. References: Sena-
tor Cleveland, Noble County Bank,
County Auditor Johnson, Judge Le-
land, etc, etc.
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REFUSED 5O-UBNT DOLLARS
COlOred Employees Influenced by SOand-
Money Doctrines.

ASHLAND, KY, June 9-Colonel G. H.
Boscomb, one of the largest tobacco
planters in this part OF Kentucky. is
having a decidedly novel difficulty
with his colored employees. During
the recent campaign Of sound money
and free coinage this region was can
vassed by both sides.
The sound money people repeatedly
asserted the time-wOrn doctrine that
silver dollars are intrinsically worth
but fifty cents. These arguments made
a deep impression upon the colored
men, especially those working for Col
onel Boscomb, their leader in thought
being Sam Jackson, a well known ex-
horter, who had been in the employ OF
the sound money forces.
Accordingly, on last Saturday, when
Colonel Boscomb offered to pay of in
silver dollars, the men refused them
and demanded paper or gold. They
still insist that fifty-cent dollars don't
90 and are not at work. All Colonel
Boscomb's efforts to induce them to
accept silver have proven futile.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-13

There will be a Musical st the
Y.M.C A. Rooms next Wednesday
Night, by the Mandolin and Guitar
Club.
Rev. Archer Ferguson, pastor of
the Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, Full
ton, is one of the incOrporAtors of the
Nickel Savings Bank Of Richmond, and
is doing grand work among his peo-
pie in that section of the city.
Among the we'll known gentle
men who are incorporators Of the
Nickel Savings Bank. we find the Rev.
Archer Ferguson, pastor of the Mount
Calvary Baptist Church ofFulton,
For low prices and fine goods, cali
on Mr.. A. +. Oliver, N. f. corner Of Sd
and Baker.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-13
OUR NEXT RALLY.

RICHMOND. VA, May 4, 1896.
The attention Of a generous, kind
hearted public is respectly invited to
the third and fourth Sundays in June
next. as the days set apart for Fifth
Street Baptist Church Rally days. I
am ever-mindful OF the liberal support
and encouragement given me in my
work for the four years / have been
here and respectfully ask continu-
ance of the same.
1t will be remembered that our
church was in debt about $40, 600, but
[ am thankful to say that by the unit
ed strength Of a loving congregation,
the strong support of a wide-awake
deacon board. and the liberal DISPOSE
ton of the citizens and members of
other churches we have succeeded in
keeping up our current expenses and
at the same TIM reduced our debt to
about 300.
Our punch cards are out, our work
ing clubs are bestirring themselves,
and we ask ali friends to the cause of
the Master to come to our rescue.
Very respectfully
w. +. GRAHAM, pastor.
5-9-9e-st.
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To the Public.

The place for the rich and the poor,
Federal Street Market, is where pur-
chase my groceries. You can take a
small amount of money and spend it
in such a way as to have big dinner,
and then have cake and cream Why,
don't you know he has opened ali Ice
Cream Saloon, and dispensed with the
wines and liquors2 You can take your
wife or best girl there and sit and chat
with ease and comfort. 1t is so quiet
and nice in there now, and he is so po-
lite and courteous. Come, will show
you the place.
ANDREW AARoNsON, Ag't.,
LIST and Federal SITS.
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FROM TROY.

The churches Of the city last Sunday
had their usual services
The entertainment that Mrs X Carr
bad last week for the BEN fit OF Mary
Alternately was a fine one. EVERYBODY
was well pleased with the singing and
SD aking. Good many white and col
ored people were out. lrs. Wright IL
a good singer Any one would like to
hear her We do not know yet what
the amount taken was, as it has not
been reported.
We believe that Mary Alternately
will get clear, for God will fight for hi'
own and will not let those fall wh'
put their trust in Him
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-13
SATURDAY, JUNE 10. 1896
poTTiE's GARDEN.

TIN glad that springtims's coming
Whom the days are warm,
When the winter time Is over
With It's snow and storm,
Cause papa has promised
That be will make for me
The cutest little garden
That ever you did Sec
And when papa has made IL
III give it lots OF care
And raise the mostest flowers
And give them everywhere
I'll send you all n violet.
A pansy and q ross.
And buttercup and daisy
And every kind that grows
And we must plant some other things
The kind that's good TO eat,
So we can help the poor folks
VINO live on our back street.
And when my gardens finished
You all must come and see
Il growing in the little box
Papa has made for me-
-Womankind
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-13
singular Compartment.

An author some time ago received q
singular compliment A burglar broke
into his house and found the manuscript
Of a novel, which he took. leaving the
following note; Sir began to read
your novel, and was so deeply inter
ested in it that was obliged 20 carry it
away, but it will be faithfully returned
when finished" The manuscript was
duly sent back. with really clever
critique ON it.-Chicago Inter Ocean
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Will Pay from SIS to $40 Per Day.

Agents wanted, both male and fe-
male for the cities of Richmond, Man
chester and all the cities and towns in
Virginia to work for the Virginia State
Relief Association, company duly in
corporated under the Laws of Virginia
with capital stock OF 5000.
For further information apply to
H. @. GILLIAN. Gen. Manager.
8l2 E Broad St., Richmond, Va
1t would be we'll to apply at once.
Respectfully,
HORACE HoDeEs, President,
N. j. LEWIS. Secretary,
E. s. Brown, Treasurer.
Board of Directors Arthur Hayes
Chairman W. II. Tyler, Secretary; H
~. Gillian, General Manager; Giles B
Jackson, Attorney.
5-2.90-4t.
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Stop! LOOk!! Wait!Il

For the Excursion to Hayes & Haw-
kins Bicycle School, No. sos N. Brook
Avenue. Ladies, gents, and children
desiring to be taught in tirst-class
hall where everything is transacted in
first-class style. You will do well to
call on US.
Prices are reasonable-25S Per les
son or we teach you the entire art OF
the wheel for $100. Satisfaction guar
anteed
Friends we desire your patronage
call on us and we will do you good
Special hall for Ladies.
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KIR MESS KIRnESSI
For benefit of
St Philips p. E. Church,
There will givens
!! s!

By some of the popular la
dies of Richmond, to be held
at oI3 St. John ST., week be-
ginning June 29th.
The Kirmess will be held in the open
air, and refreshments will be sold by
the Swedish peasants, the fruit stand
will be in charge Of the Italians. The
Post Office will be in charge of three
attractive ladies. The Gypsies will
foretell the past, present and future in
their tents. The Kirmess wheel will
be run by some of our energetic young
men. There will be runners on tables
in charge of various other nationali-
ties and music will add to the enjoy
ment of those attending, A bicycle
china tea set will be awarded to the la
dy getting the highest number Of
votes. Admission l0r.
jel3-3t
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| J. Short, Agent.
GROCER,

SOl-sOl1S North Second Street,
Respectfully solicits the patronage of
the public. Keeps full line of GRO
CERES, CONTEMPORARIES, &C.,
VEGETABLES, COAL and WOOD.
Win retail any quantity. The little
store at the corner.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-13

At regular communication Of So
cial Lodge, No. 6, A +. M the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing term: Joseph Adams, w. M, DR..
s. II. DESMOND, Senior W.; W. ii.
Madison. Junior w; d. Webster Dav-
is. Secretary; Abner Cooley. Treasur-
err: Joseph Burrell, Treasurer Charity
Fund: Ell Crane. Senior D.: Scott
Diggs, Jr. D., Rev. James w. Pryor
Chaplain; George Wood, Tiler.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-13
GRAND EXCURSION
From
Richmond to Stanton,
By the
Working Sons of Hope,

Saturday night, June Goth.
This being the First Excursion Of the
Season TO StauntOu, the Committee
will spare no pains to make it one OF
the best OF the Season. Let everybody
turn out and have good time in the
Mountains. Geological Park, Deaf,
Dumb and Blind Institute, the Asylum.
and hundreds of other attractions
Nice Valley Pixies for Bicycle riding.
The Train will stop at all station going
and returning
Fare from RIoHMoND. Round Trip, 81.
Tick cts on Sale at c. g. o. Ticket
Offices by Regular Ticket Agents on the
Train. Good order guaranteed on the
train Refreshments served at City
Prices.
Train leaves G. < 0. Depot. Broad St
Station, Saturday night, June 20, '96
az IL 80 D. m. Returning leaves Staun'
ton at 8 D m. Sunday night, June 81.
Committee u. H. Coleman, L. NJ
Crump. Eddie Lightfoot, j. HI. Harper
Robt. johnson, Jerry Porter, Gordon
vile; Robt Kelsor, RObt. Atkinson
Phil Staples, Charlottesville.
BISHOP, BALsRR & HAWKINS, Agents
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Federal Street Market
ANDREW AARONSON, ACT.
Corner 1st & Federal SITS.
Richmond. Va.

WE DO NOT PRETEND ANYTHING
We KNOW how to SAVE MONEY
for you and WE DO 1T. We handle
nothing but the best goods and Rel
them as cheap as the cheapest.
Read a few of our specialties:
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A Sir Knights Tribute.
Montgomery, Ala, Pythian News.

Montgomery, Ala, Pythian News
Sir John Mitchell, Jr, g. Q of Va,
and Editor of the Richmond PLANET.
Is a jealous worker in the interest OF
his race. He was successful a Few
days ago in having the courts to &C
Quit a coiored woman who was accus-
ed of murder, and at the first trial SEN
fenced to death. but by him. having Sc
cured able attorneys she was granted
another trial, which resulted in hel
acQuittal. Give US more brave and
loyal Knights like Sir Mitchell. Long
may he live TO promote his noble work
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NOTIOEl

am an agent of the New York and
New Jersey Pilot, New York Age
Richmond PLANET, Petersburg Re
corder, Indianapolis Freeman and also
the Colored American, and all other
southern papers can be gotten at pa
West 47th St., New York City.
E. BAGLEY,
Porter and Agent.
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HAVE YOU HEARD?

ST. Joseph's Charity Club will give
on MONDAY NIGHT, JUNE 22nd,
one of its grand entertainments, which
has SO pleased the public heretofore
The farce, DOMESTIC EooNoMY," and
the drama, MIRIAM" in which Per
sian scarf drill viii be presented, to-
gether with vocal and instrumental
music and recitation by Mr. ID Web
ster Davis are the features of the even
ing. General admission, 15cts doors
open at Z 80.
Miss ELISE B. GRIFFIN, President;
" MARY CHASE, Secretary;
KATE G.. RANDOLPH, Treas.
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Talk not Of wasted affectioRl Affec-
ton never was wasted II it enrich not
the heart Of another. it's waters. return
ing back TO their springs like the rain,
hall fill them full of refreshing; that
which the fountain sends forth returns
sgain to the fountain
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-13

First, YOU TRY every store IN town,
then leave a very small order for Us
and you probably may save enough To
make il worth your trouble; you cannot
call =? Then send your child who will
receive as much attention as you will
our goods are all one price and the best
at the lowest prices
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-13
A New Addition.

The establishment OF Mr.. A. Hayes
Funeral Director, has been reinforced
by the addition of a new carriage. il
is the latest in the city, an article o.
beauty. 1t is open to engagements fol
balls. parties, funerals etc. Give hin
call 5-2-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-13

! will sell all my millinery goods.
such as hats. trimmed and untrimmed
at One-half ~ cost, 70 close out bust
ness. / want all my colOred friends TO
call and get nice hat for few cents.
Mrs. NJ. ID. tHAMLEE. Agt.
3l4 +. Broad street
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Tomorrow, the second Sunday after
Trinity. there will (D.V.) be appropri-
ate services at our Church.
Sunday-SchOol, Mr.. Ed. Ellis, Jr ,
Stunt. 8 80 A. Nj. Morning Prryer and
sermon at IL A. NJ. Evening Prayer
and Sermon at 8 :l5 p. M. At this SER
vice the offertory will be sung by Mrs.
Mildred Gross. The choir of this
church has been recently reorganized
and the music will be especially at
tractive. A cordial welcome to all OF
these services is extended to the pub
public,
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Notice

All Of the members of Sylvia Coure
No 2. 1. o. OF c., are requested 20
meet Tuesday evening, June 10 at
O'Clock, at Richmond hall, Ala n. Bird
St. Election of officers and financial
meeting
II. L. WILLIAMS. r. of ID.
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NOTICE.

To the Public:-
haYe removed my law
office from Sixth Street to No Sl2 r..
Broad Street between Sth and 9th st
under the Planet Office: where shall
be Glad to meet my many friends and
thousands of clients, who have hereto
fore favored me with their patr0nages
Hoping TO continue in their confidence
ss heretofore.
Respectfully,
GILES b. JACKSON.
Correspondence strictly confi-
Dental
'Phone. S42. 3m-4-f-96
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Nickel Savings Bank,

COL N. 3Oth St., Richmond, Va.
Deposits Received from S cts,
Upwards.
Bills of Exchange, Promisory Notes
Drafts, Negotiable Notes and 9TH
er evidencesof debt, negotiated
and discounted.
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Fresh Fish Received Daily

Presents to all. Call and be con-
vinced for yourself. Orders by mail
promptly attended to at the shortest
notice.
FEDERAL STREET MARKET,
ANDREW AARONsON, ACT.
Cor. 1st & Federal SITS.
Richmond, Va.
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OFFICERS:

DR.. r. F. TANoIL, President;
r J. Bass, Vice-President !;
E. A. WASHINGTON. Cashier.
Directors:
RI. Tancil, R. J. Bass, E. A. Wash
ington. Evans Payne, w. s Christian,
Anderson Evans, J. Henry Jones.
tt.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-13
A STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINE

Instead OF dropping your nickel ia
the slot OF the chewing gum machine
carry il to the Nickel Savings Bank
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-13

For Fine Laundry Work, call on the
the Richmond Steam Laundry, $40 N.
7th st Richmond, Va.
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ArKIEs-BINGA-Dr. VIM. K. Atkins
and Miss Ida May Binga, daughter OF
DIR and Mrs. A. Binga, will e married
TUESDAY June 18th at 8 o'clock at the
First Baptist Church, Manchester, Va
Friends are invited No cards
-
JOHNSON-Departed this life al
l 20 A NJ, John Johnson, age SO years
Funeral took place from the Sharon
fIn--l-- A yz-sl yfh az
3 80 p. NJ, Rev. A. s. Thomas otficiat
ed. He died in full triumph of faith
leaving two daughters to mourn theil
loss.
Asleep in Jesus"
BY his daughter.
MISS ROSETTA JOHNSON,
712 w. Franklin st.
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Subscribe for the Planet.
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ST. PHILLIPS P. E. CHURCH,

corner of Leigh and st. James SITS
Rev. John w. Johnson.
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5-s-9eSt,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16

Crts-o r&ssro8i work &C tAs quarry was
sfeaped TssS quarry acne cous1 fssr~
nssh building store tor any amount r.
ouszed. as the Snrp2s Is practically IN
sNaAnstsale. Sssm@ very guoe marble also
exists nsar ~. capable o. taklzg On =
VERY nsgn rasssA. State ard osAe- kinds
cs Fa&aese Store abound
some shipments % ore have been raade
20 TIE Evts-ts sfnelser from the Apex
mine, Owned hy Mr. Stein and other par
ties r. Skykprassh. II = a silver and
god PROPOSITION ana locks very promising.
A shipment seat IN few days ago show
ed up weiL 80 70 the ton
4 party 81 capitalists from Greenseurg.
Pa. ovn a group % sasneS az Goat lake
east of Monte cytsto. and considerable
Development work 5 hesxg done here.
shipments CT 10 tens OF ere from the
@. & =. mine, near Monte CrtsEo, assayed
fraEn IS g 80 per ten IN g9id and silver.
All n all. Il IS a husy summer In TIE
mountains IN ara aoeut Monte CrisS2
aud TIE tributary country. More ~
ana more Nancy are eaz8ged IN tae
search for gold. silver ana copper than
ever before. ard nstseh q the work i %
q permanent character based upon the
rich finas already ns&sfs. ana the value u
wstleh has been determines ay assays
TIE business nsen % Everett 80 not con-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16

Piles sss5N Zee: .. ~ sman<r. sssx $3.50.
s5lksa AMI i-zx ecrss q brsssn- - $3.50
cost OF rns contract arnountes 70 a. ~ -
o. -. - ia cszks pr MEear fosr - 80.
Ds@l.- "A originally p.arres5 ffse nrzsxa -
ne tiks vas 20 be ke11 = place rs~av -
cross braces However shoros,xss.s 49,
gaets1 whs- srss sd. sn~ krTz.t -
sarznk cnrEe~rabsv. arr rsssnv .s-h So
TIE. p~rsnsz-sf scour uns5e-r-zsh ia 49,
vent fksa Tire hrus1 sas nesxesss 49,.
WIN stone. sEzch 11a c1rchns~ss h. -.
market six hanzred ard ssxsY-svs -
o. st1ns sers th9a bought a-x .gst-sas..s.s
asong the like. 81 sststtcz 80 ia sa-s
which were nssc 20 weight eowr a -.
srtss ssai across q gap n the ara -.
wnsre y crosses chanres much sss.f a.
the present tire
NO better evidence OF xne esr-~&.~~~. -.
fse Everett people" says Capf. T.vsc~ s-sr
regard 30 the Improvement 81 their hn-ss,-
eossa Ss gsyen than ne history of - assr.-
Tract cosScssss1 last fasl- T-hs $500,
as taken bT q sScAl company a. srrv,~s,.
asiS low prices. viz. Five censn - fsrs-sv
foot tor plies. E.7a per i.se fees. sssxrss
measure. Tor lsrnbsr. ceafs Per rouns Far
spakes. ard ca per cord for hrusa fssssrx
~ u D@ace Ia The dskes TIE zrursr -.
cone I'D 10 thn specifications IN al re-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16

OF the mountain facing Deer creek II
consists mostly of copper. carrying gold
and some silver. One OF the best claims
Is the Bonanza Queen. a copper lode
showing a solid pay streak averaging
about 80 feet wide and showing about %
per cent. copper aud mining about 70 pgr
ton in gold. The Helena group" also
copper and com prising about ten claims
on enc lead. which Is about ten feet wide.
is attracting much attention. and l. be-
ing extensively worked this summer.
The Sarah, silver mine, owned by Esy-
erett parties and lying just over the ridge
from S!lverton In Sultan basin Is perhaps
the richest ore IN the district. Several
tons have been shipped 70 the Everett
aFnelter, and Is said 20 have given very
rich and satisfactory test. The Hard 10
Beat, SUpree Bros. ard st. Louis claims
are also very promising. There can be
no doubt that with a Bttle more freedom
OF capital the Stnlagusmissa mining dis
trlct VIII have a great growth.
With the building OF the Everett &
Monte Cristo railroad the mysteries OF the
mountains were unlocked. Prospectors
returning from the hitherto unexpg0reG
country carried down packs Of ellttering
quartz and gslena ore. and the country
soon gained a Wide notoriety as a rim
mining camp. The Granite Falls mlnsng
district vas formed IN the early spriag
Cf 1884, and has since been mainly In
claded In the StaIaguamish and Monte
crssto Mining districts.
Among the first locations made were
the Nina. Daisy and number 81 other
iron claims. These claims adjoin tac
f0wnsi.a Of Granite Fails on the east.
and cover q hiH locally known as Iron
mountain. inciu8fug about 30 acres Of
land The locat0rs. VITO are miners Of
wears cf experiences, are confident that
large body q magnets iron ore unfeTlies
their assessment shafts. 4 diamond ariG
Is neeted 10 more thoroughly prospect the
property
Tlvlnx wathIn short distance from this
iron property are the Red BIRD. Phoenix.
Yankee Girl Twin Sisters and some ether
fssa4 az less Importance all cdrrytHE
gold. silver ard lead. Some assays made
a. the outcropp.nTa give about - IN lead,
g. ia silver md s. u gold- These mines
are an undevelpptd
The Sultan and Camyea creek v1snes are
directly tributary 20 Granite Pals \ Eaii-
read from Granite Fails 10 sultan basin
has ALREADY been projected. ard there =
nftfe doubt chat W-tlen = railroad 81 bgit
20 these rssIneS Il viii D. BY thai route.
as e would BE several nziieS shorter Raan
70 arv other accessible railroad point
Coal eroppEuks abound IN al directions.
re hexf ~ these leads are sltua.ed on
IN. FsBehuak. three ard haf ra1ss
northeast OF Granite Fails. and wsFa
nasty ios.zxsd during the month z
Mark fsH Over ~ sores were locates
o. tnss LEAD alone. wnica r. nooat sight
feet tnfck- aaa - elaiEzs1 - BE IS good
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