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Commerce cotton Receipts.

Commerce. Texas. November A-The
,.,, ,etus in town have g.nned over 1000
bales of cotton this season.
There is talk OF new bank oeihs open
cd here in the near fnture ,.,
Eianfr,c fights are likely to be placed
hero very soon 40. ,.oa have
Receipts OF cotton al this place nay
r.anhed the number Of bales estimateu "a
Tas pcst some tsme since. The increase
a,-sr Lost wear u caused not SO much by
b..ter crop as IL is by having another ne.
cotton yard. another railroad ana VIC
tw, gins having new and improved ma
chinery
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Dn. HUGH c. CUNNINGHAM,

ONCE. 22l Blaz building. phone sIs; re-
dence i00e Rusk avenue. phone 3SS.
Hours. 1870 10 1880. 2 70 =.
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ron RENT.

FOR RENTING large nicely furrlehed
front rcoms IN prsvate family; Up and
DOWNSTAIRS; InSed street; car line: close
IN: rates rcasonab,o lsis Franklin. II
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE, TO CONTRACTORS Sealed
proposals win be received al me .offiee
OF &. s. Mersdnh, mayor OF Calvert.
her /. lse7, for the construction of new
city hall and tire station for the city Of
Calvert, ACCORDING 20 the pans ana
Gordcn. architect Each proposal must
b.s accompanied by certified check for
500 Plans and specifications can be
seen al the office Of Mayor q. ;. Mere
fect. j. Rely Gordon, Dallas and san
Antonio. Texas. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice Is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting Of the stockhoidcrs and
q rectors OF the Houston East and West
Texas Railway Company wal be held al
the general office of said company. n
the city OF Houston. at 10 o'clock a. M,
Tuesday. the 7th day or Deecmner, 1871
James a. Baker, Jr..
Secretary Houston East and West Texas
Railway co. iz-iu
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Flonrishing Addition.

pe' Texas. November 1.-Two
Pc new residences have Just been
- IN the Beastey-F lournoy-Kll
Ellnon, south of the city. This new
20 the town OF Beeyille Is beau
|ocStei and promises in the near
hi. P~ffN' va
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rrRNooN SESSION.


n Wi.lacy od San Patricio
he chair. Secretary Charles
absent, Captain G. G. Heath
sces) county WAS selected as
~ tam. Chairman SNillucy
bpiect of the meeting, saying
Tor the purpose OF getting
together to do something that
vaclr own welfare and In
for the perfection of the or
M the gardeners and fruit
a fs5peu that this meeting
SOME GOOD 10 them. ana was
|niies were represented.
BALDWIN oil llockport then
nutes OF the last two meetings
xport and Beevii4e, which We're
of the treasurer OF the asso.
Ines collected for membership
IN moneys In his hands was
Ind approved.
Twas made to add j. IL. Rourk
3county to the executive COM
ch was carried.
iltiye connlgLtee submitted the
E.snlutions, which, after much
iWere read ana adopted by sec
RESIDENT and Members of the
! Texas Fruit, Vegetable and
DIVERS Association.
christi. Texas, November Ia
Executive committee. beg leave
Is follows.
Enjoyment of a State agent to
Inns organization, with head.
DALLAS on a salary of 500 per
actual necessary travelling tx
recommend the employment
but, with headquarters at ST.
hicago, as IN his discretion may
ON "a salary of 500 per month
Iual travelling expenses.
bties Of said agents shall be to
he business of this association
|e ard disposition OF our pro-
recommend sub-ayents in as
Is and cities in and out of the
lossible, and to rsport daily to
live committee OF the markets
hch advice and take such steps
business of this association as
necessary.
>r cert of the gross sales of all
hmts shall be paid into the treas
J association to secure the sal
rpenses of the agents.
treasurer of this association IL
and directed to pay the
laries on the first day OF each
OF any moneys In his hands
to this associa ton, taking their
.refor.
ifferent agents shalt present
,mts for their expenses to tho
committee as often as practic-
committee Shall audit and ap-
same for what they find correct
esentaitlon TO the treasurer of
alton he shall pay the same for
Il approved out of amy moneys
DIS belonging TO the association.
E end of each business season
IS In the hands OF the treasurer
funded to the members of the
pro rata, according to the
he may have made.
commend that this association
orm packages for the shipment
ducts.
commend that each agent and
ary and treasurer of this asso-
Ter into bond with at least two
p. be approved by the executive
: in, the sum of $500, payable to
ent of this association or his
= conditioned that they will
Account for ard pay out all
longing to the asso clat.on that
!. Srto his hands.
10 John Willacy,
Chairman.
w. II. Baldwin
M G. c. Heath.
+ rr A. G.. Gala,
Executive Committee.
'aldwin of Aransas county sub
? following amendment to the
N Of the organization, which,
? discussion was put to a vote
d:
/. That the following section be
he constitutions:
H.. There may he an assistant
of this association. who shall
ne duties of the secretary and
hpard with him. Said officer to
as other officers.
! was then made that the next
I this convention be held at
'ursuant to the call Of the chair.
meeting then adjourned sine
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building. artistic designing, wagon deco
rating. etc. call at Tho Texas Costume
House, 613 Travis street. ~
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PROVISIONAL,

DETECTIVE ACENCY.-Tr1ined detec-
tives furnished On short notice and rea-
sont,l,le rates. For further particulars
address James Mccane. bcx lsc Hous-
ton. Texas ~ ~
CLINE 4 CLINE 4 DAN'L II. TRIP
LETT. lawyers, abstrac, OF tiifes. Sout
parlous Francais 1--WE speak FrenehD. WIZ
sprechen Deutsch 1--WE speak German:
i0l0it Congress avenue X
n ., COTTON X BRO. Fire Insuranco
AxeniI and Advisers. 10 Main street.
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ANY ONE needing n man In a dry goods
u grocery store. would Nike 10 have tho
place; am well experienced and can FUR
llssh good references. Address H. l..
Bates. Edgar. Texas. IL
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* RAlSERs MEET.
lat Gathering Held at
|orpus Christi.
hes WERE REPRESENTED.
|pc Appointed at Dallas
korthern Citicu-Every-
m 1. Business Basis.

kisI. Texas, November a.
Ebe cali of Chairman Willacy
IA, county, the Southwest
vegetable and Melon Grow
hon. comprising the counties
Zee. san patricto and Nueces.
at hall, In this city, yester-
r'clock. but did not transact
except the making up OF the
'and then ADJOURNED until 2
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

BOARD WANTEl5--L esirable niarr ed
touJ,lc with board and room; nice pri-
yate fpmNy rreftrred. can furnish room
" required state monthly rates; refer
ences exchanged. Address ~. thus Of.
Gee. -
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MASKS and brilliant costumes (men) OF
every description for rent and made 10
order: prices very reasonable. Texas
Costume House. 6l3 Travis street. 10
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MlDpLE-AGED EnglishmAn wants worl
around house ~ yardinAn. care hrrss
and carriage, lawn and hover gardvi
1873 thla office. Il
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PHYSICIANS DIRECTORY

DIR. WM. n. ECkHARDT,
Bfnx building: residence 1918 Fannin -
Hours ii 10 IL and to 3. Telephone sls
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WANTHl,--Good man or woman 10 Or
Eafiize Tor. onie OF the best fraicrnal or
ders: good contract given. Write n.
Il Wilson. supreme deputy. Austiu,
Texas 4;
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WANTED TO RENT.

WiANTED-To rent hotel or boarding
hssise IA thriving country or raHroai
town: state terms. location, Mrs. l.. NJ.
Aram, Breniram, Texas. II
wANTED-To rent. by married couple
without children, two or three furnished
or uJfurn,shed rooms. near II. a. 7. G.
shops give location and terms. Ad-
drcas 1871. this office. II
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HELP WANTED.

fence In printing Office to set type and
do press work. Cali at 900 IL Preston
aNCHna A,
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WANTED--Yc Young mon and women TO nre.
pare for telegraph positions. situations
az soon as competent. Dallas Te.egraph
College. Dallas. Texas. "a
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V1AVI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TREAT
MENTS-Please call and investigate ut
State headquarters. i02 Bnz building:
irujnnt 20
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SECRET socITEs.
PERSONAL.
LIST oF ANSWERS

LiSI OF ANSW ERS--
10 advertisements in office of The
Post. for week ending Saturday, Novem-
ber 10. 1871:
ms; 4. RI p b -, ~ ~ q 4, ISL 81. Ef X,
Fountain, llss o.; 1893. iSHa; liA; li$i:
, 1884 20; 1855 go, 1885; 1850 90; ISL %;
NJ j.. @): Nj b.. isss, 1859 81. 1861.
1910 go; lilo; ,M6; Mrs, J lhillips ,o'
=. ION sso a22 OF is97 iilT, ISIS o.:
W. f.. 1895 CD: 1900.
WANTED--TSo know whereabouts of J. II.
Pitts his family need him. Address In
formation to X. E. Pitts. Britton, Texas.
II
VIAVI REMEDlES-HoM TREAT
MENTS-Please call and investigate ut
State headquarters. i12 Binz building.
advice and health book free; lady at
tCipiant. "
WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER
Mrs Eack tells everything, 2ec. JJc, 81;
removes troubles, unites separated;
charms for luck. etc; 2ol6 Preston ave-
nue., also by mail. 10
FOR street and hall decorating. float
building. artistic designing, wagon deco
rating. etc. call at Tho Texas Costume
House, 6iS Travis street ~
MASKS and brilliant costumes meD OF
every description, for rent and made to
order: prices very reasonable, Texas
Costume House, 6lS Travis street 10
LADIES Your last and only opportunity
10 &c, most beautiful Gowns, complete.
at lali price; dresses worth So Tor Si2'PD.
SO for S25. fis, work ana material guar
anteed. Madame r. joseph, 400 Madn. 20
CHEAP railroad tickets; see Fielding &
Co. We can save you money; raillosl
tickets bought and sold, cut rates 70 all
FONTS; 216 Main street. 70
HOW Is 1t clothes cleaned or dye1 at Fer,
randez' Parisian Steam Dye Works, els
Travis look as new? Because Il is done
by professionals. II
DANDRuFFANE, a complexion beauti-
fer, guaranteed for danHruff 80 cent
box for q cents. to advertise; sent by
mai prepaid. Agents supply Co., room
4oi. 1913 Texas avenue. Houston. Ten. 10
MRS. MADISON would respectfully N
form the ladies' of Houston and country
that she has new goods which she Is
selling at Poe. Sos aud 81 each hat cheaper
than ally house in Houston. Ladies will
do well to call and see Store 1908 Ma!n
street. Houston. Texas. l2.l2
L. FIeTlT, i0li Preston avenue late gIn-
smith In the Fro nch army repairs guns,
pistols, etc; electric grinding. grinding
lazors full concaNe. ellnpers etc. -
PRIVATE Diseases and Lung Troubles
If you want to get well quick. call or
write to Room 10 at 1VOii2 Preston ave-
riie. hours 10 s. 1913
PIANOS, PIANOS, PIANOs-Two brand
new ones. sold at $3.50 and 800, at one
fourth off for cash; call early, 7l6 Main
C. T.. Oliver. l1-s
| DIR. r. s. HE1STG-Practice limited to the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office. Tel
| ephone Building, corner Prairie and Fam
! min streets, Houston. Texas. Telephone
| 79i. ii-N
| MISS M, u, WATSON, select school for
| young ladies and girls. at 9ls Caroline
| street, between Walker and Mckinney
| avenues. 20
THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT OF the
| Houston Shorthand and Typewrting
| Schoo! is now open. Pupils desiring spe-
| cial individual instruction should enroll
| at once Course includes either short
hand or typewrltlng free Of charge. Y
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WANTED---A good, honest and indus.
trsous boy 10 work In jewelry store and
learn trade; mention age and references
Address Jcweler, this office III
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FOR RENT Three furnished rooms an a
riaNate family, for light hcuSehscp,ns
desirahly located. IN Third ward. Al
CURED. ~
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER
Mrs, Elack tells everything. &c. Doc, 81;
removes troubles, unites separated;
charms for luck. etc; 20l6 Preston ave-
nue., also by ill. 10
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For kENTA-Two or three connecting
rooms, furnished for light Housekeeping,
euiet: no other roomnrs; desirable and
central locattou terms reasonable. Ap-
My l6lG walker avenue is
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WANTED--A good white cook. woman
preferred, without amy incumbrance at
poarding house. 400 Austin street; also
woman for general aousework, pcrma-
nent place: liberal wages Is
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FOR RENTING beautifully furnished
front south rcome. for gentlemen or
terms reasonable: lois Mckinney, corner
FAniYln. l6
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FOR RENT~-A store and dwelf,ns attach
cd, III Houston avcnus first ward. cor
ner OF Edward street Apply al io7
Houston avenue n
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FOR l,ENT--Chcap, QUO furnished room
or two for light housekeeping. Apply
lluS Smith, N
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HOUSTON SHORTHAND AND TYPE
WHITING SCHOOL, Macon Block. Miss
Alice r. Harper. principal. II you are
ambitious and will work hard. we want
YOU 10 ,ahe a business training course
with Va. Il
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FURNISHED room for rent In private
fcmily: gas and all modern convent
ences; terms reasonable Apply 70s Craw-
ford street. 50
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A WORTHY woman wants situation as
nurse for some Invalid. or as house
keeper for gentlemen; q good home y
The object more than money. Address
1919 Franklin avenue. 10
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ron RENr.-lrour-rcom COTTAGE. three
taccks from 8, +. shops. at tho inter-
section OF l. & @. ~. and r. & N. o.
railroads. Apply next door. is
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south rooms. = month each; five-room
ccttaxe. ". Mira G. Neville. leD2 Noble
street.
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FOR RENT--Two nice. neat four-room
cottages with stahia attached. Apply J.
y. Bell. i7oe Texas avenue, n
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wANTEI>--Poxitto BY German as gar
dcner and to do house and yard work;
can do anything about house. Address
1877. this office. 10
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surgery. Geni.o- Urinary. Rectal aEd Fe-
male Diseases Office 6Oeis Main Street.
Office phone 60: residence phone a.
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FOR RENT--Elegant two-story seven.
room house. modern conveniences, four
blocks from Capitol hotel; 1876 Texas
avenue. Apply next door, Mrs u, 1.
Burks, ~
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ALL AROUND cook. baker, pastry, hotel
or restaurant (town or country wants
a situation. strictly sober; German. Ad-
dresS lSSi this office 16
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W'ANTEp--isy first-class cook, bread and
pastry baker, twenty years experience.
strictly sober; hotel. camp or bcardiug
cars; IN or out OF city. Address 1913. this
office l6
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WANTED--Boy or YOUNG man to work For
board and lodging ana 20 10 school ;
horse and COW TO care for; references
Address 1897 this office Id
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


WANTED-Two gentlemen or couple 10
occupy a nice, large, newly furnished
front room, with COOL board. AT reason
able price. Call at Jl5 Austin street. 10
NICELY Furnished rooms; excellent ta-
BILE; trans.ents and table bcarders So
licited. Miss Hardy, si4 Main street. 70
SEVERAL choice rooms for rent with
board: one wBth private bath all modern
coaveniences In house; good table ana
attention; very central. 1909 Rusk 20
l2Il TEXAS AVENUE. Two and one-half
hicks from Capitol Hotel, Main street,
business center: rooms for rent with
or without board: trans!ents solicited :
rates reasonable. ~
ONE large downstairs room. private en-
trarce. suitable for two gentlemen: also
largo room, southern exposure, upstairs.
ono block from Main; terms reasonable;
liJ2 Rusk. 90
FL. ECANTI.Y furnished rooms 10 rent
reasonable. with first-class table board,
opposite my residence also usfnrnishea
rooms to rent for light housekeeping 10
couple without children; 1873 Man street,
correr POLK avenue. !.
WANTEc--Two or three gentlemen to
take ro-ms. with or without board, in
private family. most desirable locality;
close in; paved street; modern convent
ences Address 1920 this office. II
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MINING NOTES.

The Dexter mine at Tuscafora,
New, has 135 men on its payroll.
Over 1900 prospectors are reported
now at work in northern New Mexi-
CO.
The Bonanza mine at Baker City
has been under examination for New
York syndicate, who are reported to
have urchased it Tor $3.50, 900.
The Fortuna mine, in Arizona, is
being worked to a depth of 400 feet
where the ledge is 30 feet wide. The
mi brushes eighty tons of ore daily.
During the past S tx months nearly
sixty companies have been formed in
London for mining, exploration and
smelling purposes in British Columbia.
Copper is the only product whose
price has advanced in recent years.
Gold and copper are the only products
whose prices have not recent fallen.
A new 80 stamp mill at the Austin
mine at Austin, Nevada, has been
started up. With power supplied by
the company the town is lighted by
electricity.
The first stamp mill in California
was built in Mariposa county in 1850,
the second in Nevada county, on
Wolf creek, nearly opposite the present
Empire mill, in January, 1851.
An indication of til results of the
''revival of mining" in Arizoua is seen
in the fact that the Federal Govern
ment has increased the salaries of the
postmasters at Bisbee, Globe Nogales,
Tucson and Yuma.
Two-thirds Of the gold produced i'll
California IN 1896 came from the
eight countless Nevada, Placer, Cal
averas, Amador, Trinity, Siskiyou,
Tuolumpe and El Dorado. Nearly
half the yield was produced in the
the Chollar $500 No other mine
paid out over $500.
There is a dispute going on between
the mine owneres and mill owners of
Cripple Creek over the prices cha ged
for milling low grade ores. There are
at Cripple Greek immense bodies OF
low grade ore in the mines, RUNNING
from 50 to $40 ton, which cannot be
handled at the prices charged. Some
dag it will all be worked.
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Judge Fitzgerald Of Eureka has be-
gun suit against the estate of j. S.
Capron, the mulatto, who left him
500, 900 in his will. 1t appears that
Capron when sick decided all his prop
erty to his daughters, but on recov-
ering dema. ded tho deeds They re
fused to give them up and he made
a will, giving the Judge, an old friend
of his, 500, 00o.-Enterprise.
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AT 4 40 D m. Wednesday the tariff
bill passed the U. S, Senate hy IL
of SO to 80.
The vote ia detail is as fnllt WIS :
Yeas "A llison, Baker, Burrows,
Carter, Clark, Cullom, Davis, Deboc,
Elkins, Fairbanks, Foraker. Callrgrr.
Hale, Hanna, Haylev, Jones of New
ada, Dodge, Mc.,ride, McEnery,
Mantle, Mason, Morri, Nelson,
Penrose, Perkins, Platt of Connecticut,
Plat of New York, Pitchard, Proctor,
Quay. Sswell, Shoup, Spooner. War
rem, Wellington, Wetmere and Wilsn.
SO.
Nays-Bacon, Bate, Berry, Gallery,
Cannon, Chiffon Clay, Cockrell,
Faulkner, Gray, Harris os Kansas,
Jones of Arkansas, Kenny, Lindsay,
Mallory, Martin, Mills, Mitchell,
Morgan, Pasco, Pettus, Rawlins.
Roach, Turner, Turpie, Vest, Walthall
and White. -2S.
The Senate conferees on the tariff
bill are eight in number and are as
follows: Allison. Aldrich, Burrowe,
Platt of Connecticut, Jones of Nevada,
Jones Of Arkansas, Vest and White :.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

AgOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
~ that the partnership baslne, $
heretofore existing between b. c. Nc.
Donald & James H. Harris (being
that OF running saloon) and con
Quoted un or the firm name Of le-
Donald q Harl is, in tie town OF Ely.
White Pine County, Nevada, has,
THIS 23RD, DAY OF MAY. 1897, heen
Dissolved by mutual consent-D. G.
Mcdonald, retiring The business t.
he run, and u.auaged in the future,
by JAS. IL. Harris, who receives all
debts owing by, AID will receive all
credits owing to, the concern.
ID G. MCDONALD,
JAS. II. HARRIS,
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NOTICE or REDEMPTION OF
WHITE Pile G1UNIY 51g5l}
TREAsU RER's OFFICE.
WHITE PM COUNTY. NEVADA
ELY. June Tin 1897.

NOTICE Is REREBY GIVEN TH&i
~ there are uow over Five hundred
G5OE Dollars in the Redemption Fnne
Of White Pine County, aud thar sea!
ed proposals, directed to me, will be reeen
ed for the surrender OF County Warrants
on the General Fund OF White Pine CoGny
until the next regular meeting OF Liz
Board OF County Commissioner
J 3. WiLLiANSDN
County Treasurer OF white Pine County
Nevads. d5. Ii
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Salt Lake Taibune, 9TH: John Har-
dee, who has been inquiring into de
posts above the banks OF the Little
Salmon river, III Elk county, Ney -,
came in from the North yesterday, and
says there is more work i'll p. ogress i'll
that loca ATTY at this time than at any
period in the history of the camp.
All parties, he says, who are owning
property in this district are woi king,
and not day passes but lew faces are
Seen, with the bearers searching for
additional ground. The ore, says
Mr.. Hardee, is generally high grade
and the bodies large, and with facIii-
ties for the handling Of the output,
the camp should become ore of the
most productive III ali tine West.
Ii arrangements are carried out, a
smelter will be il operation in tn To-
cality in shot timea the plant having
IL capacity If forty tons per day. This
will afford those who are working an
opportunity to ship their ore and to
make of the camp one of the best
that has been developed in the West.
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There are one thousand cars OF
freight, mostly fruit, now between
Wadsworth and Sacramento awaiting
transportation east This freight was
held back by the Christian Endeavor
rush and when it begins to move will
make things lively on the road again.
Nearly all the freight crews are now
at Wadsworth in readiness to handle
the eastbound business
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The biggest piece of gold free of
quartz ever found was taken from tho
Bayer Il Haltnan claim, Hill End,
n, S, W., May 10, 1872, weighing
GAP pounds and worth Sl4S, 900. IL
was imbeded in blue slate 200 feet
from the surface.
The payroll of the comstock mines
last month amounted to u trihe over
$50, 900, less than the payrolls of the
mines insev eral counties in California.
The CoEsolidat d California and Vir-
ginia paid out SlO,4 the Bruins
wick Elaboration Company SG9l6 and