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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-08-04

inexperienced Swine Breeders, To the
inexperienced swine grower there are
many seen but untried attractions in
the growing of pure-bred animals for
breeding purposes, but any one desir-
Gus of following this business will do
well to study 1t in all its phases, and,
If undertaken, to go slow at first Few
men make great successes in this line.
Many who understand it would do bet
ter to grow them to sell as fatted ami
uals.-Ex.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-08-04

Two Fairgrounds for children are to
be established in Baltimore this sum
mer, as an experiment.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-08-04

American Ostrich Farm-The Amer
lean ostrich farm at South Pasadena.
Cal, was estab ished in 1884, forty-two
ostriches peina imported in a sailing
vessel from So9 tn Africa and requiring
three months for the voyage. Since
then over 800 birds have been raised,
and the flock is increasing at the rate
of about 100 chicks yearly. The aver
age life of an strich is about 10 years.
the food fed n California consisting
mostly of alfal Ia and sugar beets. The
eggs weigh about three pounds each:
the infertile ohes are blown, and OBJ
tain ready sale as souvenirs The
feathers are pllcked every nine months
and are graded into their various
lengths and cblors. varying in price
after processing according to the style
in vogue from SIS to 500 per pound,
the latter for the long white plumes
taken from th j wings. Only those on
the wings and tail are plueked. The
body feathers d re shed once year, and
are gathered IN the corrals. Every
feather has selling priee.-Ex. i
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-08-04

Feet of the sheep.-Keep an eye on
the sleeps feet. They should be
trimmed regularly and kept in good
condition. Tn is is done by pairing on
the surplus growth of the horn. which
will otherwise turn under the feet.
gathering filth which rots the sole and
causes lameneBs. By neglect, this is
quite possible to turn into the CON
tagious foot ROT by incubation by The
yirus-whieh may come we know not
whence. but it is in the air--and then
eanse serious trouble.-Ex.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-08-04

Foreign WI mes Adulterated.- The
British consul at Naples reports that
barley is largely used at Naples in
the manufaeture re of port wine. The
grain is malte d. after which the port
wine baeilli a re introduced into the
mead, where hey multiply abundantlY !.
and transform the immature beer Into
the richest DO II. After their work rs
enished sufficient stock of the mi-
erohes is pres shrved In the laboratory
for future use. and the product Is then
sterilized. Ell
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
Lynehing I'm Georgia

Atlanta Constitution.
One Of the Nest venerable figures sen
on Tyhee last xcsk was Col ]. y. Mob
ley,of Harris county. whose mans FOR over
half . century has been wsn known as
that u xfalwarf citizen and trusted unaa
OF public affairs He had been 10 sagaR-
nah before. presumably before many
heads now singsd vita gray bad come
into the world. There was Tina" as
said. when We boys up in Western Geor-
gia leaked upon the savannah people as
sweli-hesds There came 10 the legiSla-
ture. o. which / VAS then a member. an
invitation 70 visit savannah. fellow
member. zach LarmaE, was nag special
companion, ard 60 well were va treated
thai upon CTR return home Zaeh said 20
the boys: Savannah men are tbs princes
OF the world They gave as g peTsimnaoA
beer that oSat ans thing OF It's kind lhai ~s
ever tasted 5sfosS--4ES Wortn any msn
wh.Ie 10 80 thai far 20 taste Il Fre-a
that day We never called tie Savannah
people ugly na.aes any mere,
Yes" said Col M0cley, y live near
where the Ryder iynehing took place. and
do not believe that We viii hear mucA
more OF IL. Net fAr from the same place
man was burned 10 deatA. many years
before the var. of course for an ofienss
whlea provoked Il. Ills owner MADE greaE
efIoF,s 20 enforce the law. and engaged
ne for the prosecution. The perpetrators
were arrested, bit were rescued from
the officers ~ the ps9pls. who determined
that they should not be punished Tor what
they did 50 threatening WAS tie state
Of affairs that / went 10 the then presiding
Judge Worrill the father Of the present
Judge WogTlil. VINO defended Ryder. The
judge was a fearless man. glftsd with
craftsmanship as well as law. Ills advice
was: Drop this whole matter, and do not
refer u & any more.' This was his meth
OF of acquiescsncs il the righteous indis-
nation Of the people. and from that day
70 this nothing more has been said CT it,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
P.-I. CONCERT SATURDAY yIear


IRE announcement that anoshsr q, Oh.
ever popular Post-InteIlszsncer o-,en-sf~
concerts vii be given has been re~Asvas
With general favor by the rs,ss.c-Ies-ssg
people OK Seattle. AZ tina season ayav.
70 close and the wzzsng summer Ia zheat
70 give place TO ths sornber. fan. ezra 90
porttnity % hear the FIRST Regiment ha "A
n tAs OPEN air II hailed with Sslirht
TheFe Is another reason why thfs xzlaxy
OK musical talent should BE- h&zr1 ra,v
with more enthusiasts appreciation tan
greeted their efforts OF the early srrtnw
az they are now IN what an sthl4te woa,i5
esil the pink Of condition. hayinx b.ea "a
carry out the figure. Il hard training fer
several months.
10 has been disappointment "a rna-.-
Ihai concerts nave not been glsen every
saturday night. Notwithstanding ths
numerous opportunities Afforded TIE nuht5,
to hear the First Regiment band thef-
rsndiii0ns Of popular and classic rnt-sr
have never paiied on their appetite ara
crowds always greet IT'S APPEARANCE In auy
public place. Mr.. Wagnsrs engasaznarts
nave been very pressing his rnas.rlsn.
being forced each week 70 play in ssvsraI
Places aad aissys 70 large audiences.
The concert 20 ee given Saturday n4~h,
VIII take place az usual on the solsn ssaa
OF the st-fnteiilgencer building. WEE
acoustic conditions have been d!scoyeras
To be perfect.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

The rSltiesnake. because OF itsvenomous
bite. is universally dreaded. and. writes
DR.. ". ]. Hoffman. Ia ar article quoted in
Current Literature, numerous curious b.
LEES ar current respecting this reptile.
also the use 70 which the various parts
nay De put and the treatment OF It's bite.
The rattle. IL tied TO a string and suspend
ed frem the neck OF an infant wlN serve
10 prevent conyulsioas: II carried by an
adult. il viii guard against rheuus tisIn-
TIE oil i applied as a remedy for deaf
ness; and tire venom. diluted. mixed with
bread. ard made into pills, has been adj
mluislered Internally TO cure rheumatism.
Another curious superstition, held by
youaG men. is that II one places a snakes
tongue upcn the palm OF his hand-be-
meath the giovs-it viii cause any girl, re-
gsrdiess Of her previous indifference, 20
andently return his passion X he be en-
abled but once 10 lake her hand within his
own. This resembles 20 a certain extent
the former uss IN Germany OF doves
tongue which vas similarly employed.
and furthermore. X oas became aware
that the choice Of his heart failed TO re-
spond 20 his affection, he had only 20 place
a doves tongue within his mouth and
snatch a Kiss. when the girls objections or
Indifference 70 him would Instantly van
fSh-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
Coarf Notes.

Judge Moore yesterday appointed ap-
prsissrx IN the estate * Hush Evaus.
c C. Hsrress was yesterday arposntes
guardian ~ Alfred Berry. giving bosd in
che sum q So.
Notice - ths escape ~ John EaIpln
frn,.s ire Rsyium nt Steffarcorn was Nfcs
yesterday IN The probate department.
Pratt & Rf4sie Sc attorneys for the
city ~ street gFape cases. q ed QNeF falsty
papers with the county clerk yesterday IA
vartcus suits
p X strive hss been srpolateA re-
os.vaF in re cass af TIE German SAVINGS
ard Lean society -. Isaac Parker - 81.
lie SIZED - approved bend yesfent ~ ln
ths sum - $50 wila Herman CaAqiu and
b i. Haynes a. sareElfs-
ire falloWlns matters are SET s9wn Cor
hearing o@fere 19&gs MaaEe Tomorrow
H.zfzEa cf q ~teNaFz. RstlftoH taF ies-
tsrS Il sdnflHass rsIsoni estate - -.
AIesrh ?. Heusuaer. petition feF lstts-s
81 aAministrariags estate - RlesaTd T.
fuesrF petft3eE Ger letters % aaulrls-
trattsn estate - haFtn2 ctsen pesfsion
iet~affea. estate ef Michael Lvors pe-
tltlen Fse allowance estate ~ Vhfsn C'sf.-
i-g position tee letters e seraiH3ztrati 70
- hengs rs7 ssSsts ss .nSFsss r.
- s.uSz- MClntyre rsEttlon fer rreb&
- s1li estate = 5eau c. StSoa, 81 ard
res4tsea for rrchate.
Judgments ln fAv0r * tas cay q Sat-
tis weru Esued xss eT6sF - Jaa<a
Afsara a. folia@ss Against Aanla u
N-os.sTg - A. lee e. nefta~est gorHar
q Rase sfrs7t ana aesier So. Na@-5
asetase Me HAL e a.. Sea ca lox
heek z JNsaH Lake at8sklass, 81 e.
a.AlnSI ID. Strket -. - as llsn ca eag
rar& & NsnC&EeNs aasafaca- a&asEsa 10
f..sTs@s - al. .s0n So 81 s. baeS = Jnien
fAAs aa<sen, p ks against Ehsgssv
Aean el a. Yea ~ tsf Z haosk
sass aassfiea - = sNafnst - =. RFowa
q - lieu 90 let Z tiocE - E4en So
80 addition. kA& against T. A
ii Iaazas.1 O. 80. aaa cn - seEes .e Est
Ii e. seE tssn "a. aaN rssGtn 3 Taaga 4
Ssss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

The town az Seabsek. which 70 heated
ca the south ssds q Hood canal opposite
ths Ducksnesh. Is IA danger Of os.ng
swept away ~ forest ares kor tw0
days and nlg5ts the people have made ,
GsEsru1sIad sand against the eleTaAcA.Esg
n4Ess. e9z tAsy were weis-nlsn worn
out yesterday afternoon, and according -
Information Esesiysd 81 EAs steamer pslta
t1AEe Was no telling WaAt wSt.ls happen u
It's sind switched 10 the seusa-
se4a@ck was az one giEne TIE ae1aq@ar-
tsfs u tAe Washington Ala Company.
Iaar was amber Of years before fire
Cane along ard swept away he m1n. The
Big chimney taAt towers ap II the air Is 3
grim Eellc OF the past giory es the thea
busy, 1oGrtshtng town- With The burning
OF the mill tvs Company changed ia head
quarters to Port Haalcck. and sGAsaek
laFsea into state OF qalstness resembling
z Vermont village Il has quite naa1o@r
CT houses. that line q street waich runs
alanz tes base Of hill Th.s hill = COW
ered with timber and unaeraEasa. which
eerfes down nsars1he houses Every year
or 50 . IRE gets started On this side hill
or on the plateau aaova ID. and even in
the past the town has been IN danger OF
destruction Hard woFa, however. CON-
b-ned with coed fortune iFem kindly
winds. has Eaads il possible TO save the
Eewn.
In the present condition OF affairs il Is
imposshls 10 state what wisl be the out
come, bue II sseaz certain that II a wind
comes from thu south and drives the
aaneS straight down on the houses along
the base Of the hill there VIII be consid-
cradle loss.
The number OF people living in Seabeck
IS small and II they have worn them
selves oct II Is = hard question 10 figure
ont whsre they can set sufficient REIN
foreenents 10 help theEl successfully in
= long drawn-out fight
Thers Is plenty Of water, but Il Is on
the wronS side OF the Foad, ard puts the
Seabeck peorls In the position Of depend
Ing on the spring which furnishes water
10 the majority Of inhabited hsuses in the
town This supply OF water Is inadequate
10 . heavy and continued demand.
About three years ago when a IRE was
raging On this side bill and the plateau
above II, some men working in logging
camp. awDks one night TO find themselves
directly il the path OF a fast approaching.
mereiisss. winged demon- Fer mo-
ment they were Mortified. They saw
death. and realized that they could not
outFun il. Fortunately. there were cool
heads in the party, and by the old plan
of starting a new Ere In the same clrec-
ton as the enc threatening their lives,
they ESCAPED
Quite e large forest FIRE is raging OF the
eastern shore CT Lake Washington. Al
most every day the fire department ans
wers calls for brush lrss within the city
limits.
soEne idea OF tha extent Of the fires may
be obtained when IL is stated that few
mornings ago people awoka TO find that
FIRE white ashes kad entered their rooms
These ashes we're also noticeable in yards
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

Ia TIE msaatAnaes society "a goSs. ping
ard chatting about matter hel0aglnS -
Hsslf, wn.ea the new cabinet appoint
nents brought about Incidentally, AMI
tast - ina coming af Baroness von Rl-
.eg 70 Berlin. The Nlfe Of ths newly So
aacssd v3es-ehaneelssF - 0na al the dis
tlncsivefy famous ladies 81 the great
world. 5m2la and plain N locks, she yet
possesses al the sTaces and her MIe has
been a career Of soessi ccauuasts IN every
court she has been al. and those courts
ale many. Her first InarFisSe Vac 10 the
hAGHas' Count Of DoahasT who Is the
Prusssan minister IN Dresden az present
but who occupied then the post Of attaeaA
Of the Prnsslan embassy ia Vienna She
married Herr Won BUlow In ST. Psters-
burg. ana has since dispensed the hos
n8taiities OF the imperial German eEnsas-
~ IN Bucharest and Rome. BY birth.
Indeed, she i At Italian Princess Cam
poreala). ard ter charms are the South
e-n charms Of sronganecIsness eFthust-
asm for art and beauty and slowing re
csptivity. Not since the American born
Frau Grain Won Walde~sea cloee1 her
drawing rpons and Bible classes in Bor-
lin has any LADY been SO much discussed
The German capital Is a city and q court
where msa play the gFsaG roles. IL Is
seldom that a wusn&n's debut In the
places on the Wilhelm StTasSe is heesej.
but this little, clever princess iS--Gsovgs
.. Peterson, in the independent.
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JORDAN ANSWERS ELLIOTT.


PAI1O ALTO. Cal Aug. &L-Dr. Jor-
dzn. president Of stanford university.
szys that TIE 0asnian Of his friend. Pref.
Elliott, relative 70 the branding Of seals
Is entitled 20 10 special notice, because
Egisasf kncws nothing whatever about
TIE subject.
As a matter sf fact" hs added "the
branded sealxkin n the possession CT the
treasury department was burned while
the pup wore IT'S black coat After the
wound had healed and had been replaced
by shs rev csaf. which CORE spends 20
that Of the adult seal. IL was killed and
skiErsd- There il no question thai Il Is
perfectly feasible 70 brand ths seals. and
that the brand vii remain permanently.
as il Gae= on q horse or ccw.
ss0ms man can brand female seals pups
At the rate Of ! 10 a day. The brand
viii grew With Tire growth OF the animal
IRE water hairs VII hide * 10 some ex-
tent. but the part OF the skin On which
h appears IA permanently spelled far the
fuFrier's purpose.
The adult seals can also be branded
without injury. bur they are not 50 easily
handled. As 20 tbs notion that handing
the animals viii frighten them and drive
them or 20 soHe other island. there Is
40 foundation fer &C. They Elin1 II no
more than sheep mind being snearsc-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
BHEs ITIEs.

Ire Queen Anne FortuiRhtly Cloh win
meet this afternoon 81 2 clock az the res
idsnce Of Mrs {. II. Sheafs.
J. IF r. Atkinson. named as executor
of the viii OF J. {. NIXON. was yesterday
appointed guardian o. Harry A Nixon.
The case of Nellie Wood. who was
charged With rohniug 3 man IA med f.
Christensen Of - ca SATURDAY came up
before Justice Austin yesterday In de-
fault O: $50 bah she was taken TO the
county jail.
Isouis Vahlbusch. the man who fen
seventy four feet fTam The roof % ths
Centennial mff On Friday last Is doing
well al the Seattle general hospital and
gaining strength. TIE probabilities for
his recovery seem 10 be bstter every day.
II the municipal court yesterday john
Ransom pleaded guilty % selling Iaaor
without a license ~ lake washington
ard Was Ened Sc and costs. The loug
continued case % FFitE Desgie. charged
With allowing eoW 10 ha a larEe on the
hsescle p@tn. Was dismissed
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Two Gold Mine. Near col,iue.

Special Dispatch 70 the Pcst-fnteliigencer
CoLyILLE. wash. Aug. 9.-Ths Black
Witch mine. four miles down the Column
hla river from Kettle Falls. Is being
extensively worked, and shows over four
feet Of ore that Will run as high as s1s.
The owners have refused sio,eeo for the
property. Arrangements have been made
FOR shipment of a car lead Of ere each
week ard at the same time the work Of
DEVELOPMENT will be pushed downward 70
a depth az 100 feet.
The Niagara nine which has ere almost
identical with the big Silver KING mine az
Nelson, both In quality and value. r. set
tirg out the second car laad fer shipment.
This ls ne second car % be shipped in sne
past month. ard the proceeds pay All sS-
penses OF the working q ias mine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26
Personal.

Mr.. J. a Bailargeon lsft yesterday for
New YORK
EaIph Pragey, of Portland. Is paying this
c3tg 3 visit.
9 4 Efisaarg. CT ceayra,ia, Is stopping
81 the Dllier.
Mrs. A Kelly ana Mss +. Aoe.e, % Sno-
aauliah. are Ak tas Dtller.
James - Uara. ST. returned from 4
Business trip 10 ssn kraucisco last even
ing
II n Moare, formerly - Stanxoos. f. az
the DlIler re has been in TIE Cargsoo
rafning GiStrtcE.
wg3Aam Patterson. rixht clerk a. IA
pa8er holeb vert % E3l Sprtngs yesfs~-
car % spend sEe weeks vacation AID
eEsoY ga outing.
Attorney tsesssrai winstoH x In fhe city
fnr "a psGFpDs@ - agHufrE 4 case fnwosv-
Lax sNs ccnstftst loarEtIfy 81 fha eresn fr.-
sFes1tsr ia~ an8 GO iVtsa tfs hso4~ys ~
s4s1 ecnzEz isstQgssT= 81 - sessfar ;s.4as
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n B. Stewart, ex-chsef Jnsties lob n
IaSst. Acting Mayor cEsehton. Dig n
lainoaa. D l.. Crawford, DR. y
sweeney, Sheriff William II. Mover rsr
:. =. Limerick, John e. Hnmparlss. Rtra-
z.o "l1sor. James Fl. Calvert. Judge ]
W, Langley. ex-Gcv. Lyman = 60
O. II. Moore. ~Rs'
ne ladies who VIII assist az the reoan-
ION are Mrs =. a Wfng. Mrs. A 3
stewart Mrs. n. G. Henry. Mr.. Jasr
Artnnr, Mrs. Montgomery RnssAa NJ.
ssha.ei Ia crawford Mas selpie, Mrs.
a. r. BaekUs, Mrs Erassus Fsvzsn.v,5
Afs. Charles u. sslrsseE, Mr.. n r
webb, Mrs. s. p. Limerick, Mrs Thor.s~
N fozng. Mrs. J q Meteasfe urs g.
I'm oas = Tyler, Mira Jsha r. Hoyt Miss
saaIsenberrer
me public IL invited. No special sr-
sifatiens viii be issued This Is : e1ss-
%efiS HsoFsrneat. and al citizens Of SEA-
sis VIII De NEST cordially welcomed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-26

That's a good idea Is embodied In the
construction OF the Burlingt0u's new est.
raul-Chicago Limited"
Electric light. steam heat. wide yestt-
bules. compartment sleeping cars. buffet
smoking cars-eveFythiug that any other
train has and some things teat no other
train has.
Newest ard most costly OF the world 8
great trains. Best, too so say the people
who travel IN IL.
No extra fares.
Leaves St. Paul sos p. m. daily. after
arrival OF Northern Pacific. Great North
ern and 500 Pacific trains from the west.
The Mississippi Scenic Lave.
Tickets az Offices OF all connecting lines.
81. p. Benton. Puget Sound agent, corner
YeSlsr way and First avenue.
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A HeIIixsrsns rati.nt.

hhhan Els, who was arrested August
II for drunkenness ard served ais -
Inc, last nlsht fell dewn o alght Of STAR
on Main street. between Csuaraarrt.,l
street and Railroad avenue He was re-
moved 70 police headquarters ana Dr.
Martin Was summoned re found a den
scalp wound about two ard a half lnehas
Ions, which hs dressed. Eills who was IN
nghtins mood, tore of the hanaAses
twice. and had 70 be hound The wound
~ not dangerous. Ellis vas locked m
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spacjal nisrateh TO the Fost-rntslligencer.
ptrCKABUSH. Aug. 81 marty u
rrospectorS from Seattle. snienE ~eosa
80 Fysnrv wlusiaw ard Peter stansaA
ha,a made rich strike tn the o3ympics
ohout eighteen rifles from here. One %
ne party went cut Saturday with samples
~ surface ore Witch assayod over SIee -
tha ton IN gold and copper. They are ~
work developing their claims snd loeatnS
a trail They were very uan-eozn fnFttai As
:. e. axa~t tscatfor bat Il IL between the
T1,,~k.hsssh ara Honnahoina rivers and
very Easy q Access.
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.NlrfnE IN TIT = -
Thls weTk = ee'ss s'', -. . sss'.s !" 80
sss,,,n.ya British Columbia, conprisins
=, ,s,-.s ~tth fwenty-eikht MAPS - the
..,-.~sI mining districts. u gives - aa-
ss..., =, a general description or snd to
r.,,se tute each district. detailed De-
s.-lrttsn 81 each nFersstf. while the Eizas
ssou railroads. ste@n1eess haes' "ssca
-. ,~stls and mining locations. Il is
s.. ~r.A - he ealg w-e-s 80 tNs
- - existence aeslsns with mining IN
yysshfnstan. u vas eaited ~ l. X.
sgssm~s. a. TIE resf.EnteilissnceT star.
- rr,ss8shsa hy tast journal On sale
~ al hsagselisrs ard Rs~s agtats an4 st
IA Post-gr teiiiSenesr eas3H rss e-ree.
tr a. 49, fs~fssA states 80 CarstA
So Subscriptions 20 rtarsEcr Afrfns
4, 49,. paelae NeTtaN sst." tl.sX T. sS@s'1e.
Wash.
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shoT IN THE ARMPIT.
eeaaA Aceidentiy Receives a
sssiet While Waiting on Miners.

s prospective klcndikers. +. ].
s.fssssa. ". " Words and L. ]. MGl-
vent INTO the stoFe of the EUREKA
- company. on Cherry street last
vsnk W Guy holster for revolver.
..s% sn sscteeDtaily disehaFgea the re-
!. AL the bullet passed through
-. Ress q TIE shoulder q Timothy II.
sse was waiting on them.
NJ fseasaa dressed tie wound. After
q sat hAd beer removed 10 his resi-.
!. - Urn avenue north. Or. Crieh-
i. sfra ire bul,st, which entered un-
80 amp; sad took an upward ana
4. -. s,aFse passing through one .
= muscles. and Is now h,eafe6 ~ 70
- q The hrs&sthons. Mr. Hot, VS.
'7ssas tasty lsss nlsht.
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Lodges OF RICH oorPnn one.
Promising Discoveries Made by Min
era ON Vancouver Island.

u G. kfneaid Of Sumner. was in the
city Tor short tire yesterday afternoon.
and 20 Post-intsiiigsncer representative
exhinised sack OF samples OF peacock cop
per ore. as fne looking Gre as enc waula
care 20 see Dir. kincaid. in company with
James W Jones. Of Victoria. left the iat-
ter part of last Juns fer Vancouver lsl-
and on a prospecting tour. july 10 they To-
Gated four claims on the west coast Of the
Island a. place known as Sidney inlet.
They found four leads. with a magnetic
Gaping. ranging from forty down 70 ten
feet. In = nins-lnsn hois ghsy took ont 100
pounds Of ore. The largest sample weigh
ed ten pounds The ore Is high grade ard
according 70 an assay made at the Ia
coma smeltsr. IL s40s8 copper.
Mr.. kincaid and Mr. Jones are the plo-
neer prospseteFs In that section OF the
country, and beth feel very jubilant over
their two months prospecting. Sidney IN
let Is In such a convenient location that an
ocean steamer can land at the base Of the
mountain on which the claims are located
and Just one-haif a mia from them