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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

GOO00 TWO GOOD FLATS OF AND 6
OCOOO. rooms near Mason and Filbert SITS. /;
rents 1924 per annnm.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

RARMS-WE HAVE A FEW FARMS AT
i very low prices under bank contract expiring
December prices VIII be raised 25 per cent; all
offers heretofore made By us and accepted are
hereby withdrawn from and after November l5 /:
some ofthe farms yet for sale low as So er
acre with improvements. WARNER & CO., 465
Ninth ST., Oakland, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

n1c OOO SUFFER- ST., Mr. WEBSTER;
DlO.UUU. double lot, 50xl37 IS; four new
flats: paying over per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

G1O OO0 CORNER ON BEALE ST.: 4
u C.OOO. s-ory building renting for Sl7C
per men h: street work done; good Investment
lot 45xl47:6
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

$4,000 RENTS s25.
/ sold; owner going East
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
DENTISTS.


II r. L. II. CRANZ-s XTRACTION PAINLESS.
- ~ crown WORK, bridge wor< and teeth without
plates specially. 336 Sutter, Nj cor Stockton
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

TX ACRES 212 MILES FROM SANTA ROSA;
~ IL acres prunes 3 acres vines all in full
bearing; new Groom hard-fnish-d house; good
barn; half nile from station; p rfect home; will
sell for % 90 or exchange for city property; no
incumbrance. J. 7. PETERS, Mini building
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
y. REAL ESTATE OWNER.
IL MONTGOMERY ST

am going out of the real estate business and
have few pieces of property left which VIII sell
81 any reasOnab figure and upon any terms.
$lz5 eacn-5 los upon Bernai Heights about
one block from the cars: level.
5000 for 5 lots on Bernal Heights near Army
St no better view in the city.
$500 EACH lots Oh Banks ST.. in gift man l.
$45O each-12 lots on the San Bruno road south
OF Ricketts place; block b. Haley purchase
$3.50 each-S lots on Potrero ave., In book b.
Haley purchase.
1850 for lots, including a corner on 9Th ave
and ST.. south san Francisco; no better place In
the citg for chicken ranch.
800 each-6 lots in the Excelsior Homestead
clOse 10 the schoolhouse these lots are worth $500
each; they are level and ready TO build on
$1,000 for block A. Abbey Homestead: consist
Ing OF SO lots.
SIP l2eO-l7Sx100; on Mission road, bet Hmm
bodt and brunswick SITS.
S7~O-On Chenery ST., SO feet from Randall
;. DUCAS, il Montgomery st,
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

~ ATHER UP YOUR RENT RECEIPTS AND
VI see what you can sell them for
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

C0-ACRE FARM OF THE BEST SOI.. IN
~ the State: 10 acres orchard; vine
yard some berries; house OF rooms; good
arms, chicken-house, etc.. threequa ters of mile
from town. This property will bear the closest iu-
vestigation; price $500; easy terms.
A few or those ele ant residence lots in the town
OF Belmont, 40xll6, from $500 to S4OO each.
S2O acres in Alameda County; 200 be
farmed; balance pasture; numerous springs; price
$40 per acre.
acres al in fruit 2 miles from town in Sonoma
County; all in full bearing; price $1,000.
EDWIN X. ALSIP & CO..
RIM. 30, second floor, Mills building s. F.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
CITY REAL ESTATE

~ FINE FLATS
ONLY FOUR YEARS OLD
QSR00 FOUR MODERN FLATS OF4AND
sDCcOO. rooms each two blocks north Of
Market ST.; choice neighborhood: lot 3ex q6 n !.
lays 10 per cent per annum. '
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & co.
63S Market st,
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

G17R EACH; $40 ASH. BALANCE EASY
ID u payms beautiful lots, 25x100 on
A ihens ST., kxceisior Homestead; ccse Mis-
slon-st cars; should see .hes my branch Of
nee, 443S Mission ST.. open Sunday to show this
and ether properly in same locality: Nssioi-s (.
Mon tgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

CHEAPEST LOTS IN RICHMOND
Front on 11th and 18th aves bet Cali
fornia and Lake SITS. Eight 10 8 left ont
OF so Terms $50 cash, SlU monthly.
Lots 25x12O. streets GRADED severed
and macada miZed and wa er-pIpes laid
Compare these lots with any in the
neighborhood and you will find them
lower in price than any. If you want
one, be QUICK. They Will soon be sold.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

G. 81. UMBSEN e. CO.
DAVID BUSH. Manager Country Department.
IA MONTGOMERY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

slS A kE> FINEST LAND IN E STATE,
~ near Mills Seminary. be bought for one
half actual value If sold this week. Address ]. w,
boy l59. CaIl Office
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

EERNAL HEIGHTS GIFT MAP LOTS; POW
- haitian ave eapest lots; easy terms
G. Ii. REYNOLDS & Co. 323 Montgomery at
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

@76OO REDUCED FROM $4,000; PARK
dN ICUU. residence; NJ side Fell ST. neal
Broderick; 9 rooms and bath: 25x137:6
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

IA ANTED-TO RENT RANCH ONSHARES
W 1015 Caroline, bet Twenth-fourth and Twen-
ty-fftE, city.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

Q1000 EACH: SAN JOSE AVE, NEAR
| - IOOO 29th; los ready for building; win
subdivide.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE e. Co,
Marl- fuf
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

~ OLDEN GATE = :, n r. LAGUNA ST.; 6
VI rooms: bath; 27:6xl20.
florida ST. near oath; rooms; z6xlO0.
Ninth st, near Folsom; fiat and stable; 25x100;
street
nesr California.
s125O-Laidey ST., near Roanoke; 1O0xl00:
terms.
$500. par cash-Msson st., nr. Brazil: 25xS3:6.
S2O0-siiver Butler St. near Cortland; 25x7b;
half cash.
Corner Jersey and Castro sts.; 3Ox70 or ia
w. II. GRIM d. Co. lie Montgomery ST
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE-o0S BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

O1S0O LESS THAN ACTUAL VALUE;
I'D 1OOO price on $270O: house rooms:
batn barns all modern improv ements; lot 6Ox
l.0: very convenient 10 business cen er; electric
cars. etc.; mortgage s24U0; must go imme ed lately
make offer. '
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

GREAT BARGAIN = ALFA LIZA, SUGAR
Obeet and fruit land; 40 acres rich sedim
soil; miles from town; railroad and steamer
landing, so miles from this city; the adjoining
ands are fine orchards and al iaifa fields the latter
yielding crops year, aggregaIing tons per
acre: price low; terms easy. CANAAN & LYON, );
2l5 Kearnv st -sT
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
LOTS ON ON sTASYANi r. 3 FREpER1cK, COLE,

LOTS FACING THE PARK ON
II A D SITS, 9TH AND 10TH AYES
Terms $50 cash, $40 monthly. Lots
2ax120 level and on grade, with streets
which official grade and mac
adamized. Price. $3.50 inward Splen-
did residence and investment lots.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

OFFER WANTED FOR wELLrfMPRovED
" property at the Baldwin,; rents over $1,000 an
nuaily. tt
other bargains at A. NJ. spECK & CO.'S, eo2
Market ST.
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abatement showing the amount Of
mileage usid Be- county commissioners
since 1891. This ftatemtnt ii bsing
pfupafoi Hf tho purpose - iusuiuting
a suit BY tbuc1unty 10 recover mileage,
under Inc ruling Of the supreme court
that the collection Of such from the
county is Illegal. Mr. ueddes Ia the
primo mover Boz the matter, Ne he IL
deslrous Of having the amount which
he IL 10 refund, u any, determined At
the earliest possible date.
70 Mr.. Geidee, atyestofday's county
commissioner meeting, was referred
the ioilowing resolution upon which
he will report schedule at the next
meetlngl AT a nesting Of the board
o. county rlmmissiOnofa, at least three
months prior 'p the election for county
officers, iu 1895, aud biennially there
ALTER, the board o. county connie.
sionefs shall Tx nuf determine tho
salaries Of c1unty nj eefs Of each and
every county f1f whom maximum
salaries arc dKud, except 40 provided
To section g, fot the two years next
succeeding. Plvided, that the sala.
rloa Of such Ulcers shall not be NJ.
focled Tor the ieum Tor which they
were elected AMI shall have qualified"
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tetnost cash, csniainsa deve bearing
on .ilvc b ulh IN its hoax. The north
window exhtuiis tbs holy Bible opof @ q
10 The world, and tie south window
frtseuia the nauuH o. ifieudship. THESE
virIowa, which afe made 0i vati0usIy
c0.lrsd aui differently shapei glasa,
wrfe mt IN a. cost Of about four
nundieI nnd atty dall ~, and TO The
credit Of those under whose auspices
they were furnished, every cent OF the
c0st 81 utting them IN the mouse IL paid.
Whun the windJws were firmly Put DO
place ; me Of the sisiets suggeeto that
the brethren now take hold auu iinieh
the oaslngs anu stand, anu have tue
work completed before our next conict'
tncr; intlmating, however, that In the
event OF a failure 10 20 30 they, ~ In
the past, will have TO take the matter
In hand and show them nov u IL done
ami finish the work themselves.
We are having very stormy weather
out hero this Heae0n, and, ~ a result,
much O' the hay crop Il spoiled, Though
crops generally ara locking better this
season than usual. Last evening the
people OF our Town, thcse who attended
were favored with a louiute from Prot
+. B. Linllou of the Utah AEr.uul.
tufal College % Logan. MI Lufsli
Ia bic lecture ou dairying aug animal
hurbtnItY is master OF be subject, Auu
was listened 10 with great Interest.
L.. ~. RnEAD.
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An Exile's Reunion.
Lnn, Utah, Aug. q, $500.

Lnu, Utah, Aug. ~, 1896.
To tho Editor.
Az now Is the day OF reunions among
oil our associations anu societies, and
the renewing Of old iriendehlp,
thought would like 10 say n word
through your columns which know
are always open for suggestions. 1
know one class which have not az yet
had reunion. We hear OF the 70.
unions among missionATlra who have
labofed ~ tue tales Of the sea, Black
Hawk No Grams meeting together 10
taxi over Indian war troubles q Il
singing old war songS, the old iOlk.
galhefings, the meeting together OF cur
scandinavian friends, aud tho meet.
ing u large ANTILLES. But there 10
class OF men and women that
ought TO meet anu have re.
union. They could tell tales
VI sorrow, how they were driven from
home, aud robbed OF the society OF
families ana friends; how they wan.
dofed In darkness and stoIm1, ana
now they were dragged from the
domlcilos ut ali honrs anu taken before
court. and then il,fod their choice 10
deny home, wife aud children or 10
take imprisonmont with fines. Theso
1 should like 10 hear OF having no.
union. VIII that tins ever come, or
will they patiently wait until thoy
meet IN the great beyuni, where many
from their racks have gomez Who will
DO tho one 10 make a movtg
one % TnE Boys.
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THE GREEN BAG.

The Supreme court meets on tue
second MoHday ia September.
The Third district court, IA oil
branches, will commence active busi.
negs on Sept. s.
The county clerk IL notifying the
various political parties 10 file tholr
lisls by September o.
II. q. droenep has been appointed
registrar ioI precinct 40. s. II. Claw.
sou Tor pTeclnc, IS, aud John Wells Tor
precinct %.
Commissioner Chrlslopheron and
County Auditor Fisher have boon
grant, Il leave Of absence 70 attend the
n nitddiod Mt Denver next wetk.
Charlotte T.. Edwards has com.
munCru suit against H.. n. rhvlnr anu
Kate M. Taylor 10 recover $500 on A
pIomisiory note secured by mortgage.
County Collector Spencer will em.
ploy temporarily one additional clerk
In his 2iiee, the county commissioners
authorizing a maximum salary Of $40
por week.
The board OF public works has
awarded the contract Tor paving the
street on tue p0stOfilce block 10 A, L.,
Hobuon, his bid Of sls,ll2 being nc.
cepted by the board, Hublec, 10 ths np.
proval OF tbs Council nj tonights
meeting.
The bid OF Willard q Stewart OF
$3.50 for the construction OF bridge
across the Jordan river between South
Jordan ana Crescent has teen accepted
w the county commissioners, c0ndi.
iional upon the hling OF bond Of
$1,000.
The matter Of payment by the State
Of fees VI Jurors will come up Tor settle.
mrnt Ia tue Supreme court, ana ia tie
moantime State Auditor Riolard- VIII
hold iu abeyance all claims Of this
character from counties until after the
dual decision OF the curt
Mits Hattie Richards, daughter Of
thu State auditor, Is slowly Improving
900 health, but Ia far i.um luIng well.
Her illness has lot tho young lady 10
very Wrnk ami utTgHu condition,
no hope are entertained ny nll OF hri
mend nat she viii soUu b. nblo 10 be
lut agaln.
The county oommleai0Horl yesterday
hxrj the c.uniy tax iuvy II hyn mills,
three mils lut county pufp9srs two
mills 'lf cUuuty rCu11l purpose. Tho
matter uid NOT occupy very much
sane, % DC mad previously been agfua
up0a, ami Mr. Chusuphursouh ma.
ual NJ lip board muoI < was carried
uuim0usly.
A the uext meeting Of the board Of
c.uuN commissioners County Attlr.
rcy Nhitemoro viii present fesolu.
uuu esHburhiug the preoino,s iu
winch justices of TIVE peace aui u1a.
tables ure l1 b. oltctrd. They Will
Inlurm Co tHr Oh lAw ana tuu NUN.
ugg 0isuch officers win DO a. hereto.
lore.
David FFaughton aud William Bow.
d,IEt, uaaIEvd with ttpaiiu cattle
we're yesterday Gwen pttiim mary
tEsmnaU foo Justice Harvey
HHd hgli 30 await tue action % tbs
pHtrc, court bonds OF s., 900 gscu.
IYWultas Furnished TIM uai, bli
FuuRhou was unable 10 do 20 and Is
lu custody,
The c.uoiy attorney IL preparing a
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He Dislnrbnd lhp penre-

Hamilton Fish j.. was arrested by
Sergeant Wire last evening on a
charge Of disturbing the peace. Plsh,
who Is brakeman, was somewhat In.
loKleAted and was having a "high''
time by giving vent TO loud and noisy
acolamations, much TO the annoyance
OF people In the ueighbothood. When
arrested and taken 10 the station he
deposited $40 Tor his appearance In
court today, but aa he failed H. ma.
tefiallEe The cash was declared forfeit.
cd II Is SAID that Fish is the sou Of
one OF the nations iightp, but that he
luit home some lime ago ana seI out TO
gather fame for himself.
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Personal Paragraphs.

D. ). Chill, Of Denver, Is "a guest at the
Cullen.
b, X. coGman is a Chicagoau at tho
Knutsiord.
Alex Main Of Park city is guest AT
tho Walker
l.. W. Little, an aitncho u tho u. q, W.
Ry. h o. The Walker.
Mrs. Tom d. pii and Mrs. J.. r. Pili OF
Coflnno afo al the Cullcu.
J. J. stewart, Of tai. city, has taken up
his abode ai the 'rcmplg,on.
Mrs. j. NJ. TIgncr aud son. OF Dos
Moino., Iowa, are located at the Tomplo-
ton,
O. r. Lnndsberg came down from
ogden last night aud registered at the
Cullen.
Tho namo OF a. NJ. Parkinson OF
Chicago appears on the Tomplcton
register.
C. W. Davis and y. NJ. Robinson, both
Of Colorado Springs, arc stopping at the
knuiaford.
Mrs. J. 5. Powers, Of Now York. and
T.. Morley, Of 81 Louis, arc registered at
tho Icmplo,on.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Ireland, Of pendle.
ton, lud., aud j. 4. Chandler Of Terra
llauto, Ind, arc guests nj thc walker
Tho Knuisiord has James McGovorn
~ Butte, Mont. v. Is. Moore ni Racine,
Wis, aud A. NJ. somefiord u san Fran
cisco.
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IN INNING CIRCLES.
Return Of Broker James A, Pollock
From Tho East
ouLLSEss pERyADEs rnENArIoN.
A Probability MAJ 1, win h'maiu 40
Untl Anir tbe Eftat Li,ciioA
New. ffom iuilc.

MI James A. P0llocE, one oisal'
Lak,'s foremost stock brokere, arrived
from The Eust yesterday afternoon after
an absence Of about four months.
He was found NJ hls Office today
and too News reporter he stated that
his trip had been rloasant one, NJ.
though taken In qucs, Of list health.
His time had been spont in New
York and New Jersey, whoru tue
gold sentiment was very strong
and nearly all were building
up hopes that Mckinley would
be- elected In tho coming great cam'
palqn. uThe Mckinley ulemcn,"
said Mr.. Pollock, ''is very much in
evidence in that part of the country In
fact more no than one from the WcHi
would possibly Imagine. OF cuufso
the people with whom 1 mingled were
mostly bankers and brokers from Wall
street and they have always boon
known 10 be In favor u the single gold
standard"
Mr.. Pollock reports business In the
kHt very tlmNAI 70 tuo couulAiuh
which now exists In the West,
hud says that throughout the
entire Union, matters arc pfot-
" mucu the same. No nov
manufacturing concerns are being
ushtrud Ia anu very little speculation
is indulgct In. This slate u AilaiTs
generally exists In the year OF the
Presidential election, although not TO
such great extent az nt present
The money question IL the all.absOrh.
lug theme, ana until the financial
policy VI the nation Ia determined,
matters of business will romsin prac-
tlcAiiy MT n stand-siill.
In speaking Of tho condition Of the
local mining stock market, Mt. Pol
lock felt resigned 10 Ia being natural
consequence IL was nothing more
nor less than no expected NJ apeouln-
ton and trading were al present Gu
tlrely out OF the question.
When MI Pollock ton for the East
bo was suffering from very severe
attack Of illness. but through proper
medical treatment, ho now iuols that
he u once more hitnoelf again. Besides,
he says. you cam Kill a Western man.
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CHARGED WIN Assault.

Ex.Commissioner J. W. Grsenman
swore to complaint In the police
court TO-DAY charging Mfs. Il. sehats
with assault anu battery. N ,. Schass
resides on Second East between Seooni
and rhifd5outh stfeets. 1, appears that
her aged m0uther-in.law lives with her
end itia upon her that the younger
Ms. schass displaya her anger hnd
brutality. fho old lady applied 10 the
police last evening for protection from
tue wicked assaults Of her daughter.in.
law, and tomorrow the wrong.doef
viii doubtless have achance 10 explain
before Justice Wengef.
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George Defn went out to the Motcur
this morning.
AT the close Of the call today Sheets
sud 10 Donnolian 200 ahalos Of Mefcuf
At 1910.
w. 3. Mccormick has returned from
Mrrcur where he has been looking
Into properties Ia which he IL inter.
ested.
The miners employed through out
the state arc golng o. help the Gauss
or silver by duvOiiug one dsy's wages
each TO the campaign fund.
Tho erection Of mill for tho over.
land IL siill uppufmost IN tue minds OF
the management, aud ~ Colonel DIR.
sey said Today, one will DO built as
soon ~ suiilo client ore ~ blocked out 10
commence operating upon.
wEAvERvLLE, Cal, Aug. 22.--ono
OF the richest strikes In quartz ever
made In the county has been uneafth-
ed Ia the Viulcla mine, Ia Easiman's
district, near Lewiston. The ledge IL
fur feet In width and COLO IL plainly
Visible all through the ledge. In fact,
the rock IL literally spfinklod with the
precious metal. 10 10 impossible 10
estimate how much the rock will
Yield per ton, but guossUa are made
that IL viii 20 into the hundreds Of
dollars. Mart Van Matro, the LpWis.
ton Hotel keeper, hah lease on the
mine, anu has Al Independent fortune
In alult.
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DAILY WEATHER vASg.
Observations Taken at Utah. Idaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing obserya.
tionb at > am. toiayi
Salt Lake Cily-Baromeior, 8O:Oa,
temperature. o. minimum, 6s; VIM;
soutneAst light; clear.
bakcr Cit1 BAtOmctef, 5000; tenn.
peralufo 81; MINIMUM, IS; wiuu,
south, lOmiiua an hour, clear.
Choyeuno-BIomBtcI, 2g;si; tom.
pefatufe, 0oi minimum, 90, wlnu,
nofihwosl, IL miles poi nom; party
cloudy.
Helena- Barometer, 1910; tompora.
ture, % minimum, So wind, south,
40 milot an hour; clunt.
Miles City Barometer, 5000; tenn.
pvratufS "a; minimum, 90; Wind,
noIihwohl, 30 miles an hout; cloudy.
Winnumuooa-BaTomotui gl. Ol; tenn.
petaiuic, bsi minimum, o.; VIM,
calm, clear.
Idaho Fallf-BafomuloT, 5000; tenn.
IeThlufr, 81 minimum, 30; WIND,
aouiheaati ugh; cloudy.
General nud local forecast for 80
houis ending pm, Aug. .0.h:
For Umh, lair Tonight anu Medneg.
dhyi stationary temIorAtuir.
hnll Lake CITY anu vicinity. fair.
stationary Temperature.
J. Ii, sAurH,
Observer Wouluu, Buieau.
Today'a temperature IL shown In the
fac almile thormomolor given below
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and silver mines Of Unh. nj hoped
that Messrs. Louder aud Diehi will be
fuccostiui boo tlsir new veuuTt.
viriIoRs TO 71is CAMP.
Mr. Harry Joscuhs, surveyor 'ot
Salt Lake county, is up ut tho Mam.
moth mud iH taking 0bifrvhtlonH n'
sons Of The great mines u Mammoth
and the tia.doi.
Mt Ryan, VINO f. largely conuoc cd
with tue Ajax Copplfoplis mine,
visited the property Yesterday IN com.
pauy with somi 5aii Lake gentlemen,
and Will return o. tho city tomorrow.
DIAMOND is uEowiNu.
Tho little camp ot Diamond lie grow.
Ing considerably anu BE- locking more
like mining camp ovury DAY. There
u ono Merchandise store and ono
saloon In the camp, and quite NUM-
Der OF nr1speciOIs are developing their
cln M into mince. W. uhai henr lots
ui news shortly from this quarter, sud
hear ~ sonic GOOD payiog pr0posiilons
telug 0pentt ~.
TINE LOWER MAMMOTH
There is a strong company at work
on tho properly known ne the Lover
Mhmmath, iust little south Of the
great Mnmm1ih niue. The Lower
Mammoth Mining company was IN.
rorporatnI TOW weeks ago Will lb0,'
600 shares nj the Jar value 90 81 per
share. J. II. Wo0dmau l. president
John Beck, vice president, 4. NJ. Ne.
COrniuS, treasutef. rhe b0ati 0i a..
rfctom nro Mcasrf. Barnett, Kimball,
JuIFc j, Burton, iaadoi Morris anu
Funk A2zans, wnu IL superintendent
90 the mine.
The company Il magiug good head.
WY Ia the mint, the shalt u now
IoNn 8TT iert and is alnsing on good
ledge which u sure TO show up 30 pay.
lug quantities In the near future. iho
Company has lately disposed Of ten
thousand shares 10 some eastern par.
ties 90 80 cents pof share. Without
doubt this l. a K i1d nF0n0sition rs tho
mine lies right between some Of the
beet paying concerns in tue Tintio
District.
4 F0HrY srAMr MILL.
IL 10 reported that the North Star
Mining company which came to tho
front some Tins since ~ going 10 con.
etfuot a mill over at hil(er CITY, the
capacity Of which viii be forty stamps.
should this fofty.stamp mill be
erected II will bo the means Of sew
efal other mills starting up At Silver
city, aud then the great Mercuf camp
will DO rivalod outright Toe North
star VIII make a shipment Of two car
loads " ffstcmsa ore thla " tk.
The teamstofs Of the Dragon mine
are ur usual very busy aud will ship
ablut thirty carloads this week.