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Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-02-11

]. b. Armstrong, of Perry, is the
grest of his brother, A. G.. Armstrong.
NTony Wv sinana ,torneriy OF Nhis cisy,
now OF Glasgow, spent Sunday in Mex
ino
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-02-11

]. M. Beagles is feeding $50 head of
Arkansas cattle. They are nice
bunch and will bring him good money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-02-11

Misses Carrie and Lizzie Blattner,o of
st. Louis, have returned home after
visiting their brother, w. E. Blattner,
of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-02-11

Miss Artemisia Edmonston is home
from lengthy visit in Perry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-02-11
Miss Sula Griggs is quite i'll.

Miss Sula Griggs is quite i'll.
U. H. Owings is up after spell Of
illness.
Mrs. j. j. Steele is visiting Floris-
SAINT friends.
w. Pierce, of Auxvasse, was In
Mexico Monday.
Sam Hume, of Youngs Creek, WIS
In Mexico Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Clacher has returned from
q visit in Vandalia.
Sam Morris spent Sunday in Louis"
lana with his brother.
There are over $500 people burisd
In Mexico's new cemetery.
Miss Artemisia Edmonston is hone
from lengthy visit in Perry.
Cast iron tea kettle 25c. FERRIS,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-02-11

Fl. Berg, of Chillicothe, was in Mex
co Tuesday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-02-11

Sheep Wanted.
Two hundred young Merino ewes.
wilt B, r, CAUTHoRN & Son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-02-11

There are over $500 people burie
In Mexico's new cemetery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-02-11

J.H. sallee has a severe spell ofthe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-02-11

Mrs. Jas. Clacher has returned from
q visit in Vandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-02-11

Sam Hume, of Youngs Greek, was
In Mexico Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-02-11

Sam Morris spent Sunday in Louia'
lana with his brother.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-02-11

Medium white beams,
per bu -. 10 70 3l.zo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-02-11

A. I,ou,s Live Stack Market
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-02-11

w. Pierce, of Auxvasse, was in
Mexico Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-02-11

Mrs. j. ]. Steele is visiting Floris-
SAINT friends.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
SIX EXTRA CLERKS.
To BE Employed by the County
Treasurer and Auditor for a
Few Weeks Special Work.

City and county taxes are collected in
two annual installmsnts. They become de-
llnQuent on May 81. provided the first In
stallment is paid on November 60 The
idea Of this Is 20 so distribute the pay
ments that tax paying viii not be 50 bur-
denSoms as II paid all In one lump. On or
about the end OF November the taxes
come pouring In from al sections Of the
country. The result Is that about E5s.eoo
is paid IN during the twenty DAYS that
precede the 3oth OF November. The rush
Is so great that the clerks do not have
time 70 issue regular receipts or 10 look
up the tax status Of the property. In
place OF regular receipts provisional re-
ceipts are given. acknowledging the re-
ceipt OF so much money 20 be applied on
the property described by those who send
In the money. Then as coon as the rush 10
over the property IL looked I'D and the
receipts regularly issued. In the mean
while the money lies In what is called The
NAL fund.
Just before November 80 last. the sum OF
about 1850 coo was paid into Treasurer Ma
pie. and at once placed In the mail fund.
Since that time tho clerks have been busy
issuing receipts as fast as the regular rou-
tine work 90 the office would permit them,
until now there remains but s5o.ee In the
fund. The city Is entitled 20 share OF
this $50 90. amounting 10 about $500. and
as the city Is q Ette Snort OF fands, an
application vas made 70 County Treasurer
whltflesey. through Comptroller Parry.
for this money. TIE treasurer replied that
he was quite busy with the routine affairs
OF his offlce. and that Sith his scant force
ha could not Immediately issue the re-
celD.s and sexregate the fund, but that ne
would Go So tust as quick as he could.
The matter was brought % the attention
~ the county commissioners. ana they az
once authorized the employment % four
extra clerks N the trsasurer's oflee 20 10
sNe work which the county treasurer SAYS
VIII take about three weeks . complete.
The clerks for tSfs purpose wIE be taken
from tire old force. for the reason that
fAe Vrq~a, requires men % experience % 60
II They wnl CO most Of fhs work in the
evening. Their places f. the tT@assreF's
crae@ viii hs taken ~ reT nsn. When
sris work is finished ava the money ssxre-
gated into the various funds 10 which e
belongs. IRE city VII receive IS share.
Two extra clerks have been Authorized
ia he Au6.tor's Office. whose dary l. VIII
p TO cheek up TIRE tx roll as sast as IL
ia received from The treasarer's orfse..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
In East Kootenay.

John W. Clever, a mining man from
the Fort Steele country was in Spokane
the other day and gave a Chronicle man
some Information about properties In East
Kootensy. He said:
''The North Star Is at present employ
Ing fifteen men IN the mine and many
more hauling ore About 1900 tons OF
North Star ore r. az the landing ready
fer shipment and about 5000 tens mora
ore On the dump and az different places
along the road. The North star mine Is
owned by a company OF Canadian Pacific
railroad officials.
THE Sullivan group Is about three
miles from the North Star. shaft Is
down tairtv-eight feet. from which 4
drift has been run eighteen feet. The
lower ledge can Be traced for 1870 feet
TIE ore IL galena and earb0nates. ard
runs from $50 20 So. The sullivan group
Is under bond 20 Col Turner. Col Rid
path sna others. O. Spokane. for s300po.
The first payment q 5000 has been made
ard another one is due or the rrst OF the
year.
The Dibbls group IS being worked by
q sTnan force o. men. A tunnel Is in on
this claim about 80 teet In that distance
ave edges have been cut.
About three claims are being worked
On Perry creek. They are all new l0ca-
lions % free milling ore A Canadian
company has been formed 70 work the
ol3 placer grounds on Perry creek which
vsre worke8 quite extensively in 1873 ard
Hs7t and rom thar gp 10 fSs9 % some
extent
Placer mining was FIRST carried On
along WEG Horse creek d8rfrg Is4 These
r-scsrs have beer worka5 more or less
eve- s}rcc. but have ret heea made 20
raw Big money FOR several years past M
90 t1is sumner. when two rorpan{es are
said to have cleared gI18 on. These pBacers
VII - worked uaor@ extensively next year
tsaa this. and g IS thought a large
amount q gold VIZ - taken ogf
'<rne par3snes3es. or WIG Horse Is
BENG Worked this winter. They have a
funnel II about 81 feet which Shove ID
= very ere body % res milling Gre
TIE Movie. on Movie lake ts hslag
worked casrs extensively tAis winter. The
Movie IS owaed by john A F4ach
The P~osp@ctor's Dream, Il the s2ne
.2cAlity. = being worked II Is under n
bond to Hugh McQaaiS - Helena Mont
The Lake Shore. 81 Beaver creek q
Tributary - TIE Movie. = begnw sevesopes1
Il i ws-y promising elAi-s- An1 onsv
goes - prove the valas CO tas East keo-
tszsy district"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

This final account or Philip F. Kelly as
administrator Of the estate % William I.
ment Of the superior eouEt yesterday.
Marriage Licences were Issued 70 James
n. Davidson and Annie Davidson. both OF
Seattle. 5. Foster Kelley and sara f.
Cooper. both Of Seattle. Waiter Davis Al
Ienby and Elizabeth a. Smith. both Of
Seattle.
An order confirming sale was made BY
Judge Moore In the case OF the German
savings end Lean Society VS. g A Wall
IL block Fl" A. A Denny's addition. and
vas purchased by the plaintiffs for
An order confirming sale was made BY
Judge Moore IN the case % the German
Savings and Loan Society We. the congre-
cation Qhaveth Sholem ct a., The prop
erty sold consists Of lots and !. block
sum OF g. sas 80
Ar order confirming sale was made yes
terday BY Judge Moore IN the case Of the
German Savings snd Loan Society Va.
slsts o. lot q IN block 5. IN A. A. Denny's
addition. and was purchased BY The plain
tits for sisoc2.57.
An order confirming sale was made -
Judg. MOORE yesterday IN the case % the
German Savings and Loan Society "
Charles W Cole 81 a. The property sofa
consists Of the esst half or lot !. IN block
70. Maynsrd's plat, and was bid n by The
EAAsnAH A3F kA&.'SaS9
A motion for = new trial of the case q
Anna p Van Oiinda VS.. O. W Fischer st
al has been 4leA IN the superior court BY
the attorney for the defendants II ls a.
legged that IRE evidence was insufficient %
Justify the decision and that there were
errors ia law occurring at the time o. the
trial.
An order confirming sale was made by
Judge Noare yesterday In the case Of the
German Savings ard Loan Society IS.
GNe~ga w Hall ct a.. The property sold
consists of half 81 lot s ard az Of lot s.
In block g. In Bell & Denny'r First add
ton. The property was sold 20 the plain
til for $1,000.
In the case OF the German Savings ana
Loan Society IS. James McCorubs ct al
an order confirming sale was made BY
OF lot | and the north half OF rot 4. block
IS. A A. penny's addition. also lots B. s
: ard & beck :. of Eden addition and Was
ota In BY the plaintiff for Ss.6sS.s5.
+. X strive was yesterday appointed
receiver og the property IN me case o. IRE
c.srrsn Ssvtuxs and Loan Society ~. ].
n. Hutton ans wife ana Ra,nh s Hopkins
Tha s3.iG Is brought 20 forecloss mort
xaFe for Sc 90 Interest $50 attorneys
yes etc strive WI take charge 81 TIE
property ard collcct the rc1tS during TIE
fcrecio. are proceedings
Y <sxsta ard NJ. Yashin8a. Two Japan
esa we're arfatgned before Judge Jacobs
Yesterday on a charge OF assaulung N
Henry. another japanese. near Christie
Dher e. January . The accused have
haen IA sail for fcarteen DAYS They
pleaded guilty 70 IRE charEe a1a ~ere
each sentenced 30 imprisonment IN ne
sseurtv faH FOR 3 period - twp months,
- pay aae 81 IS each snG the costs -
tha trial
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

Efrs. AsDse .. Brown, Administrative OF
tSse estate Of the lste g. r. Brown. agaiHs:
wEofn sensational charges have been made
20 the effect thai she mas beer wasting The
estate - giving 4 a. one walter Bsseh,
has been citsd 20 APPEAR In the probate d.
pariment OF the superior court on Friday
next 20 show cause why SIZE should not -
removed from the place OF adminissratri1.
The following persons have been sum-
BToned 70 appear as witnesses. Edna Z.
esidsrsiseve. Isro D. Giidsrsieeys, Anton
csssn. Eliza A. Stub. Nathan N n Dodas,
William ". Morley and John Dunn. Mrs.
Brown was requested 20 fss an account OF
her acts as administrators several days
ago. but 50 far she has not done 50.
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-------------------------p -
HE WAS IN A RRY.
An Anxious Young Man Made bene-
diet by Judge Jacobs

Where can I find judgeP' said young
aud rather excited man 20 E l.. Blaine al
the door of the auditors office In the court
house yesterday afternoon
What sort of . judge do you wantY' re-
Piled Mr.. Blaine.
Il want Judge that can marry me 10
this young lady, and one who can perform
the ceremony quickly and legally" replied
the young man. who seemed TO think that
the ceremony was a sort OF an ordeal that
should be gotten through with az speedily
a. possible.
The trio. for the mother of the bride was
with tive party, were shown 20 the cham
bers of Judge Orange Jacobs. This Is The
first marriage ceremony TO be performed
by the Judge since he took the cath OF
Office. but he's had often married people
when he vas formerly Judge, and his hand
had not lost IT'S cunning. The Judge ex-
tended his congratulations 20 the happy
couple. but broke one OF the unwritten
rules OF the superior court. and that Is the
one that requires the court 10 kiss the
bride, who was handsome and quite worthy
OF being kissed. The other Judges are
thinking OF disciplIning the venerable Judge
for his aereliction or this occasion.
Waiter Davis Allenby and Elizabeth A.
Smith are tbs names OF the groom and
bride.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

Knapp. Burresi d CO. ard Perry Poison
ard Albert Wilton. sursttes, the SUM OF
f.5Ss-SS. with per cent interest thereon
from March 8. ISIS. untiI paid. together
with So costs.
Another reEsttftEr from the supreme
court ssarusx the 6scis3on Of TIE lower
court sn the case cf Margaret T. A z.
Goocssllow, respondent. va w. Il lie
May 81 a.. appellants.
IN the case % r. 9. Potvir. Eustig
Brothers Manufacturing Co. ard Dexter
Horton a Co. respondents. " A Wick
erxhau. a = Van de EaEter. appellants.
ard z. n. Murphy - a.. defendants. a
reuitfffur has been received from the
supreme court Affirming the decision OF
ths lower court. and giving judgment
against tire defendants.
Another T1r1itfitur deni-z the motion for
a reaearfng In the case % Wesley Comp
tor. receiver and respondent. vz. Gchwa-
bachsF G. Co.. appellants. and the Crown
DtStisssEtss Co. e. a. Defendants. The
costs ara taxed Up against ths appellants.
Judgment % the tower court IN the
case OF Bessie Hendricks and J K Hen
bricks. appellants rs !. X. Edmiaston.
respondent. IL confirmed The costs OF the
appeal. which amount 70 Sc. are taxed
up against the sppeliants-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
NEARLY ENOUGH.
Today the First Regiment Band sun
day Concert Subscription
should BE Closed

The Sunday afternoon band coacsrts at
the Seattle theater for the rest OF the WIN
ter season are almost assured. Only
few more names are required 20 complete
the list and Mr.. Wagner VII make
strong effort today % obtain the balance
OF the necessary amount. after which "a
VII begin distributing the season tickets.
TIE general opinion seems TO be that as
most families on Sundays change their
dinner hour 30 or $50 o'clock. tie most
convenient tine fer the concerts VII be
from 70 O'clock.
In announcing the list OF names yester-
day an error was made. TIE name ap-
pairing as ". +. Cobb should have been
w r. Robh The following names were
aided to the lsst yesterday:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
Pelice Notes

Fred Eck,es ara Thomas GRAY were
ioekea np sn ere c.ty jAA yesfeF9sy. aud
vsR ransatn about the p.ace 8cing ot6 tohs
fs~ AZ least ter DAYS. Teese men are
arnang CHEZ Reefs gsoEt regular board
srs
Chiss Reed received L telephone message
sssstarssy fra-n NJ Marta. q merchant
AZ IA Conner. from whom tt - thoUEht
rr~ark puxAn ana Wllian AoTtF sto3e
&c frw goods thai sFe = TIE possession
AZ ~ pall,e authorities 50 NanccGVer
aektng whsre ard what ths goods were
re ehi~s informed re merchant shat ths
srysoss we're hesng bed ~ ths autaoStties
az NRHccuver.
Ar~s-us-t vas rsser yesterday - ire
eaS@ ~ 1Ane Casa. charged wsfh being a
eegr s-sn prostitute. J. E6wart Hawkins
sr,rsea rtnr Ter TIRE defense an1 CITY At
F-Fr@v rRw.ca for ne city. 1GdEe bogue
stsrsa rges ths FTisSner. L9a Howe a rho
~Sxs arrested At re same u-ae az ire
~ss@ vra-nan. and o. kse sane c1a-Se.
vas sl}owea - s. q ~ s~a gseS
sr'T>efnfef tire sn1 4 bench warrant vas
tzs1eA Scr her.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
THE CONTRACT LET.
Joyce WIN Build the New school
Bnfidfng for Relief Purposes

The hoard q ofucaSson yesterday
awarded the contract for building TIE
one-story frame schoof house On the South
school ground 20 BTuce Jovce. whose ria
was So Az q me members q tae hoard
were present RitA the exception - We,.s
There were eighteen b5ds presented from
different ta5Eers f8 the city. - wnlch
5ovces was tire lowest,
TIE contrast calls for the oanp'euon %
the huilding watch Sc 20 have th~ee
rooms. BY March J. The purpose Pr
wnlch 10 e 20 - ouGt e scr the overflow
% the S0uta school which Oscars every
srrfnr when new scholars are a5uigtes
Trese cnHdren sTe usually about years
- age and are taxed 90 February C eacA
ycar. CutI the s2E ding above -etsT-eS
% IS e0np,ete6, = nGEher o. these tots
- be compelled 20 wait ere Eao0th-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
Cash and Claims.

Judge Moore yesterday made ar order al
reeting Receiver Barnes. OF the Empire
Jewelry Company. % receive on the pur-
chase price OF the property OF the Empire
JeWslry Company. soid 70 Albert Mayer,
any claims which have heretofore been al
lowed By him a. tbs dividend vasue Of such
claims. and upon receiving ar such value a
sufficient amount In claims and the balance
IN cash, be IL directed 70 make a transfer
OF al the property n0w In his custody TO
Albert Mayer. The purchaser under a for
n1er order OF the court.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
New suits.

The following new suits were fled in me
superior court yesterday.
The German Savings and Loan Society
W. John II Hilton Susie n Hilton ard
Ralph :. Hopkins-To recover s12.ea0 IN
tsrest. $50 attorneys fees and 70 forecsose
mortgage on lots ard S. block q Bell
q Deany's Second addition. and lots 4 5,
and 9. Ia block Is. Sarah A Bells aaai-
flcn
John l. Logfsquef yA. James r Forrest
and William A. Flindall-To recover 500
Interest. SIS attorneys fees. and TO fore
close a mortgage.
Susan V. Dock VS.. Joshua NJ Wrestling
and @lfe and nthsFz-To recover 5000. In
tersst. S2la.3 paid FOR taxes. an attorneys
Zee OF $50. and 70 foreclose 4 mortgage.
Bernard Pelly vs. The Orcas Island
Fruit Compsny-To recover sisTTtG due
on twelve promisaoFy notes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.
PROPOSED NEW LAWS GOVERNING
MINING INCORPORATION.

The Victoria Board of Trade Calls
the Attention OF the Minister of
Mines to the Evil In the system
which Allows the Capitaiissng
of slightly Developed Mineral
and the Selling Of Stock 1T q
Great Discount.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

For the past four years Mr.. Grisamore has
been in the employ OF the Seattle Transfer
Company. Two years ago he married Cora
Efaw, q sister Of ]. w. Efaw, OF the Pa
clhc Lounge and Mattress Company. Be
side his wife he leaves 3 little girl about
20 months old. He has been failing in
health for several months. and in Novem-
Der last Went 10 Southern California. hop
Ing that the warmer climate might cause
him 10 find relief His death occurred
january IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
BREyITIES.

Sister Jean de Baptiste. mother provin-
cial OF the Sisters OK the Holy Name, has
arrived ia the city from Portland and is
visiting the sisters OF The Academy or the
Holy Names. The territory over which
she has Jurisdiction includes Oregon and
Washington In the two states there are
care and the membership Of these number
10 sisters. Montreal. Canada, IN the head
quarters % tbs order. IL Is also The birth
place Of Sister Jean de Raptiste. The SIS
ters CT the Sacred Heart OF this city VIII
receive visit from Sister Jean &c Bap-
tisfe next week She expects TO return to
her home IN Portland ABOUT February !.
Watch for the announcement OF tho
great dissolution sale OF the San Francisco
Shoe Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
The wa.hingson-Anaeen sremp

o.
Since the last o. June the owners Of tho
Washingtcn-Anacond group Of mines In
tae Becker sreek district, Snohonisa
county, have been hasily engaged In con-
stracting tran from the town Of Sky
kcmish, on the Great Northern railway,
TO the mines on the headwatSrs OF Beck
Ter creek, distance OF ten miles They
are progressing wei and anticipate eom-
pieting the work by the middle OF the
present month When this Is accomplish
ed they VIII erect their cabins and begin
development work on what the surface
indications lead than to believe tho
largest copper mine yet discovered on the
Pacific coast.
The property embraces four claims.
NH sites. water rights. etc, and Is ad-
r1srahly situated tor economic working
TIE vein is a true assure. and IL & 20
feet Ia with from wall TO wall, the coun-
try rock being slate and granite. Assays
Of the ors made in Butte gave returns OF
from 10 3 per cent. copper ana eight 10
eleven ounces silver per ton, which Is
high grade in comparison 90 the ore now
being worked by the Butte-Anaconda
while the width OF the Washington Ana
conda is much greater. but the depth re-
mains 10 be determined. The elevation
OF the mountain Is about 5. 90 feet, and the
vain Is traceahie for about three-Quarters
OF a mile.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
TWO NEW DEPUTIES.
Made Necessary by the Growth OF
The t>msfnmk Hnklmesr.

The growth q customs business u tas
Puget s8una SAstrict has beer such az %
r,,a-s.sssea.e IRE creation - Two rev deputy
,.7wartcrsAfr~ ere a. Seattle ard another
a. tacoma T p. Christian resolves re
r~e~aa-fon r. Saa-1Is Fer tie aasr eight
vrs-tAs Ae has nsea stationed here as H.
s-s~.7~ HI experience 81 ths service
sr.arasAer hzs exts1ee6 over period %
r,zsa wssrs ais ErEf appointment being
--nss IN ootohs-. l&st For ne Hrsf SIX
v-s>r.ns ~ was s. Tacerls. SRI re fsiacw-
- waz- wss o. t-e bats running - We
sarla er Tau-oEvsF.
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Go th~ Nafl Tniswfnllv.

= A Mcdonald zee man arrested hy
Postrfflce Inspector W A. Robinson far
sending obscene literature through ths
nails 20 WttEzgn ClsaFy NasA1u tsla-.s
November e. WAs nei1 Fer tri&l bseore
EStt@8 States Commissioner EueA~v yes
te~3av ans wss eouue over - awatt the
acysou at ihe E~sr3 tury. The suo1sct or
which tee -sa-gs was hzsea Is too 6ltAy
far rlrt~stlr-
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Another Seattle Mining Company.

At meeting OF the stockholders OF the
God Belt Mining Company Monday the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President. G.. ". Yancey;
vice president, a. p. Ball. treasurer, A.
.. Eshleman; secretary. D. b. Ward. The
company owns the Sunset mine. In Brit
ish Columbia, watch is said 10 be rich IN
free milling ore and concentrates. and ar
engagements are being made TO push the
work the coming season.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
WORK ON the san Jose GROUP.

Work has been resumed on the San Jose
group. in the Cedar river district. A tun-
mel is being driven through the broken
ledge matter 10 strike the ledge IN place.
Work win be continued during the win
ter and the owners expect 10 get through
the broken formation very soon. The
property is owned by T. F. Townsley AM
others
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
A Mining INCORPORATION.

Articles Of Incorporation of the Arizona
Mining Company were filed with the
county auditor yesterday by William
Frankfurt, George W.. Devecmon, @. ].
Borgford. J. T. Pomeroy, d. NJ. Solliday,
Frank Johst and ". W. Sean.on. The OBJ
tect is 10 do a general mining business. The
capital stock IS s.. 500 CO., divided into 1.5oo.-
600 shares OF 81 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

CHE-as$. Jan f8-word has iaRav
,7ue fvczn waEa waIa thas the parties
saessesEh1 81 TIRE rew caap - E&slra@
Creek are hLaAlT pieaasz attn tA@ cazioek
there TEe ore from treir claas1s ASSAYS
3 per ceat. cooper SD carries aet1 &c
aH3 silver tns forussr pred 3-lln2sEz.g-
Active 9eveiap-nert wsI ae commenced as
saoa as poSsass - spring. ard tee as
trics = likely - &stracs a great 6eA1 o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

Al experienced London banker was ask
81 what would be the res III II the Indian
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