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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-30
PERSONAL.

DIR. =. S. HEIsIG Practice limited to
The Eve, Ear Nose and Throat; once,
Telephone building. corner Prairie ana
Fannin streets, Houston, Texas. p--f
xyoNnERFuL FORTUNE TELLER
W. Black tells everything, 2oc, 5ec, y.
ramoves troubles, untes separateo'
char,ns for luck, etc. Dl4 preston ave-
,,,,a. a,so by mail.
tsrApED-one John Brooks (mulatto),
90 ~ height 0 feet inches. weight 100
.,ee,,nda. no beard. has dark spot pc
psr5 one car. will pay sl5 reward Tor
Mn, Aim in the Travis county jar. Henry
Hunter.
Sx,ypoNOP .sY,ctory''-Posio.ve cure for
ds,ruc fever. | sm the ohiy su w
H.sier for Houston and GaNeston .. y
Eendley. 6i2 Caroline street. housi"i.i
.,Ts' -REAsONARLis DRUG STORE
rxnenses low prices reasonable; pursst
- sreahest drugs only; cont peddle
nsrrascrintions his prices are lowest.
IL Preston. between Main ana iravis u
.pr YOU HEApy-Yes. TO dye. clean;
AhE alter, repair lacces' ana senIs
sc,rr, OF every descriptfo py Pro
ffs..innais. Fernardcz g. q. ". rA.aosc
Ian steam Dye Works. 6l2 Irayls. H-o
,s,,r r a, YCJAc. pianiste, a'rdioi ~;
Mason block; Special a sssnna ~ pupils'
residence II desired ms s,,,ds,sts 4
Tnners; also advanced suoeu
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PROFESSIONAL,

DTsTECTTyT AGTNcY--Tralned defeus
tivos furnished on short notice and rev.
s,nahlo rates. Fer fvrtner parucnlarr
tom Texas, 1924
CLINE 4 CLINE & pAN'L H. TRIP
LETT lawyers abetracl OF utics. Noun
parioua Francais 1--WE speak Frenchl Wiz
sprcchrn pcutsch 1--WE speak Germany.
i0i0is Congress avenue q
3. o. COTTON a BRO. Fire fnsuranoa
AKcntn and Adtustors. 10 Main street.
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state OF Georgia, County OF Fulton.

To Whom II May Concern;
Samuel NJ, lnman OF Fulton coursy,
Georgia; Walker l.. Inmnn Of Fulton coun-
", Georgia; Hugh 4. luman OF Fulton
county, Georgia. and William Nj, Read OF
Harris county, Texas, have agreed to form
n limited partnership, aud do certify under
their respective hands and seals MS follows,
tn.wit.
First. The name and firm under which
the partnership Ia to be conducted 10 and
shall be 'Inman a Read"
Second Tho general nature OF the busi-
ness Intended 10 DO conducted IL tho buying
and selling OF cotton, comprising, storing
and handling the same, and tiouston,
Texas, tho principal place OF business,
Third Samuel NJ, innap and William
NJ Read are the general partners, and
Walker u. lnman and Hugh Il, inman are
tho special partners.
Samuel NJ. lnman. Hugh T. Inman ana
Walker r. Inman reside In Atlanta. Fulton
county, Georgia. and william NJ. Read re-
sides In Houston, Harris county, Texas.
Fourth. Walker i. lnman has contrib
uted ono hundred aud fifty thousand dol
lais OF capital 10 the common stock. Hugh
T. Imam has In like manner contributed
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars oap-
itai to ths common etock.
Filth. Tho period at which the part
nefship Is to commence ~ the first day
OF September, eighteen hundred and ninety
seven, and the period at which It is to ter
inmate viii be first day OF september In
tho year nineteen hundred.
Witness our hands and seals this ath
day OF August, 1897.
Samuel NJ. Inman. tSeal)
walker l.. Inman. lScal)
Hugh I, himan. iSeal)
William NJ Read. tSoal.)
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD newspaper for sale: fine oppor-
tunity for some man with 500 or 800
cash who can get up q good popu!fst
sheet Address Jan Byrd, Mineral
Wells. Texas. ~
FOR sAI.E--At a sacrifice. owner leaving
city. good paying grocery store. stock.
fixtures, horse and wagon. Two lots.
store on one. dwelling on the other. For
particulars write u. J. Robinson. Waco.
Terag q
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Notary Public. Fulton County. Georgia.

tSeal,)
stnte OF Texas, County OF Harris.
In person before me- notary public In
and for the county OF Harris. and State OF
Texas, came William NJ. Read. who IL per-
sonnly known 10 me, ana he being first
duly and lawfully sworn, did doposs aud
say on oath that he is one OF the general
partners Of tho limited partnership Of In.
man n Read. and Samuel NJ. Imam is tn,
other partner. That Walker +. mman and
Hugh T.. 1nman are the special partners.
That Walker j. Inmnn and Hugh r. In
man as special partners have each con-
tributed to the common stock one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. tho sums
specified in their certificate Of the forma.
ton OF the limited partnership OF Inman q
Read, and that said sums 30 contributed
have been actually and In good faith by
them paid In cash.
William M. Read.
Sworn TO and subscribed before mo this
third day OF September. 1897.
James a. GIraud,
Notary Public. Harris County. Texas.
(Epa1
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Samuel NJ. Inman. (Seal)
Walker +. Inman. tScal)
Hugh Il, lnman. iSeal)
William NJ. Read. tSoal.)

state OF Georgia. County OF Fulton
Before the undersigned, w. d. Ellis, Jr,,
OF said State and county. notary public
duly appointed. qualified and commissioned
TO administer oatbe. 10 attest deeds and
take acknow ledgment thereof personally
appeared Samuel NJ snman, Walker T.. In
man. Hugh r. lnman and William NJ.
Read, who are each known 90 me person.
ally and known TO me TO be the persons
they represent themaelyes TO be, aud they
aud each OF them acknowledge before me
that they and each OF them signed and
executed for tho purposes therein contained
the foregoing certificate OF and ~ to tho
formation OF tho limited partnership OF
lnman a. Read, In witness whereof said
notary horeunto sets his hand and affsxes
his official seal this August =. 1897,
Samuel M. Inmau.
Walker T.. Inman,
Hugh \. Inman.
william NJ. Read.
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FOR HALr-wise men buy whom price,
are down ara bargains arc 70 be hAd. 3
am offerIng lots In Second and Third
wards; several homes In city. small
tracts OF land near city and larger trAute
viii ii cell ono aero o. more o. one III 81
more in or near city. dirt cheap. on easy
GEo. L. FoRTER,
NORFi-EET q Cooi-:sr. Hulcn.ns
House. city, phone sIs offer. for sale
fruitlnnds. improved farms, ranches and
plantations In the b3st counties Ut south
and Enst Texas. for sale ON most favor
able terms and easy payments. rho.c9
plan lands and farms to exchange for
snarchandise; city property OF all kinds
for sale cheap; Houston Heights lots on
monthly payments. Our LIST of rental
properly IS unsurpassed; kindly make
your wants known. e
FOR sALr1-.At a bargain: a beautiful
home OF about thirteen acres. railroad
mad shell road TO Houstcsn near steam.
boat landing ON Buffalo bayou: lve-
roam house; barn. hen house, complete
out OF tools, team, harness. and wagon.
chickens, ducks. fne artesisai we'll; very
cheap at 5000 Apply TO N l.. Mills. a07
Main street 20
orr October 4. 1876 betwecn 10 a. IN, and
y. M. the III 1crsigncd will ofrcr At
pubAc sale fol cash, at tho door OF tho
court louise Of Harris county. lot scven
cD. block forty-ene On y. 8. y, b.. ae
Ho, aion Texas together with all in-
prov anents. William Hunter, udntnis-
traitor OF estate Of Daisy Threlkcid (de-
go ACRES choice black iniid. With front-
age on Goose Crock, OH opposite side
OF hay from Ia Porte; c.ea sls.5o. VIII.
son & Hannah. ag Kan building. e
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WANTED TO BUY.

-
WANTED-tro buy by private party. one
or two sets OF second hand furniture;
must be cheap. Address 1896. this Of
flce. ~
WANTtD--A good second hand combina-
ton pool and BLIZZARD table; must be
cheap. Alonzo Williams, Wallis Station,
Texas. ~
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WE HAVE client VINO VIII buy for cash
a large quantity OF good black prairie
land In Fort Bend. Wharton. Jackson
Matasorda or BrQzorla counties; lands
Bartlett a Co., Dallas, Texas. 1919
UMBRELLAS and parasols repaired and
recovered; cheapest price in city; high
est cash price paid for gentlemen's sec
ond-hand clothing. A. Huber. 5o2 MI
lam street. l0-l
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list ARRIvED-New crop. turnip seed.
new, rye, new barley, millet, sorghum
ard fall garden aud field seeds or every
dasrrintion: fruit boxes and baskets.
factory price. Holloway Seed. Grain and
Commission Co.. 2l Elm street. Dallas
Texas.
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WANTED - few reliable and expert
elced building and loan agents. Com
pany has high ratirg. Subscribed capi-
tai, sg,9l1it0); able 10 assist agents: no
membership fees: plans up 10 date;
money making onraots 10 successful
agents with references. Write nj once.
State National Loan and Trust Com
pany, Fort Worth. Texas Ua'~ 80
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spEcrAr MOTIONS.


AN ORDINANCE regulating Che ssof!hE
q xnnpowder. kcrcscne OIL, ctc, WITHIN
isc Il ordained hy tho CRY council Of
tha City 81 Houston; Section l. That no
guupoWsier or other explosive material.
J Kerosene oil or other snfiamn,Able Olls.
snail bo stored within tho limits cf the
City OF IIouetcn IN such quantity A. ~
cndanger the safu.y Of tho Adjacent
sec,.Sn /. THAT tho CHIEF az the Kvrs
Department. with the Fire Committee,
shall DO she Judges as to whether such
material above mentioned " stored In
such Qsismslty as 10 endangcr tho safety
OF the adjacent property. and they may
desg rate the location within thu city
for storage Of such quantities OF OH,
etc. as they may deem safe
Section 5. Any one Violating the pro-
visions of this ordinance shall he hned.
upon conviction before she CITY Re-
cordcr, III a sum not loss than nifty uvt.
lars or more than one hundred dollars,
AND each day that such material shall
be deemed separate ana shall be fined Us
a separate offense.
section I. This ordinance to tnkc cffcct
from and after passage and p,bl,cation,
A true copy Of an oryi.nnce passed by
the City Council OF the City OF Houston
ut a regular inooting. held September ~,
1897, to whAch certify.
Witness my official Signature and the
seal OF phc City OF Houston, this the
80 = b. Il. WARMER.
30 City Secretary.
n, NM .,~.. no..1 ,,.NcrtatInxv vct,la In
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
WANTED--By boy about Ia years old. TO
do general store work. Cali mt Ben
Hinalcr. Our Tailor, AIS Travis street. 30
WANTED-A good general servant; no
washing. German or Swcde gsrl prefer
red; 1902 Texas avenue. 2
WANTED--Afen to fork cotton seed huils.
Apply Houston Stockyards.
AGENTS and ttancr minas@.. saiar, or
commission. Hunter Tailoring a:,d SA,rt
Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
WANTED--A salesman to sell cigars to
dea' ers; salary $1,000 10 $4,000 per month
and expenses; experience unnecessary;
permarcnt position. The DeMora Cigar
Co, Springfield. Ohio.
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| SITUATION wanted by oolorod man 10
| drive wagon, deliver groceries, furnitur,
or wood. wen acquainted IN the city,
Address 1911, this officc.
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SITUATION wanted by good all round
cook and baker, white. Address 1888.
this office.
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WANrED-White cook; good, industrious
woman can nnd good home and light
work. Apply at once on premises, 2ill
Caroline 80
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WANTED situation by good colored
cock. Address sl5 Mckinney street, COR
ner OF Travis. 80
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POSITION wanted: am young man
VINO is willing 10 work AT any tlnnE; 4
just want work, Harry Anderson, Den.
vef Hotel, city.
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WANTED situation MS house girl, can
give good references. Apply 1915 this
office. 90
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WHEN YOU need undertaking goods. In
spect j. l.. Kopf's complete line. finc
Meafses and carriages: low prices ana
prompt service; iIit Prairie avenue.
phone GSs, 'V'ai
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WORK wanted by man to attend horses
or dairy. Address lp7, this office.
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FOR SALE.

HARNESS FOR SAI.E-Fine lot OF har-
ness. worth $40 for sale a. $40 per set;
Edw. clarendon, corner Franklin ana
Caroline street.
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THE newspaper proprietor who wants q
box 3S1 Taylur, Texas.
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FOR sAI.E-Mixed carload lumber, floor
ing. ceiling, siding. etc. Room no. a. !,
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Neutrality-suspicious. as editor OF country
weekly newspaper. Can furniHh best OF
references. Address News. fTost,
Texas. ~
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DIR. TEBAULTS dengue and yellow fe-
Yer preventive accurately and con
scientlously prepared by competent
pharmacist, al Abbott Cockrclrs Drug
Store corner Main and Texas avenue.
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WANTED Situation by colored man;
first class cook or yard man, Address
1879 this office, ~
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IrrIP wANTEr--Whi,c female cooks,
one to leave city: lady advertising
seen good carpet salesman: white
baker, good position; man and wife to
do rcnerel work. Apply to lop9h Con.
grees avenue. u
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WANTED Situation by a first class
bread and cake baker; no objections TO
country Apply or write 10 Pete ning-
eRheimer. care Lone Star Hotel, Hoas-
ton Texas. 20
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WANTED Situation by nn experienced
lady IN hotel as chambermaid CT as
house girl IN private residence. Address
Hl3 Glysian street Fifth ward. W
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R1;G:STERED pharmacist, two years
with present employer wants altuation ~
Address l., Bichou, Arkansas Pass, Tex.;p
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WANTED Position as stenographer by
young iaay who has had two years of
actual photographic experience. strong
Recommendations from the best OF PEG
Pile. Address Miss Ida Sorre's. spS II,
18th street. Austin, Texas.
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WANTED Situation by middle aged
German to take care OF horses and Ear.
don. Cen mix and handy man around
the house. Address 1913, this office. ~
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ALI, round cook ana pastry cook wants
situation In restaurant, hotel or board
ing house, town or country. Address
iV.l HIS office 80
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WlANTED-Siiua by Swedish girl
az house gIii. Address iii3 smith
street 80
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-09-22
Halden Will Test 1t.

County Auditor Halden is prepar-
ing to test the forfeited tax law in
the courts, and he hopes that he will
be able to get the case ready in time
to take it before the next term of the
supreme court, which will be held in
October. says the Herald.
He has not yet made arrangements
for starting the case, but he will have
them perfected in short time. The
manner in which the law will be
brought before the courts is as follows:
When he is ready to start the litiga-
tion he will have some one offer to
pay up his taxes with the penalty and
interest related according to the pro-
visions of the forfeited tax law. He
will refuse to accept payment unless
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the full amount is offered, and the
party whose money is refused will
begin mandamus proceedings to com
pei the auditor TO carry out the law.
In answer to the alternative writ of
lnandamus which will be issued by
the district court, Mr.. Halden will set
up as a reason why he should not ac-
cept the money that the law Is uncon-
stitutional, and in this way decision
will be secured.
Among lawyers opinion is divided
as to the constitutionality of the law
Some hold that it is not constitut-
ional for various reasons, while others
believe that it is. One OF the adverse
opinions is that it makes the state a
preferred creditor to the. prejudice of
the county and city Ct Duluth.
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After the Moose soon.

The opening Of the moose and Carl
boo season is looked forward to with
eager anticipation by scores OF sports
men not alone in Minnesota, but all
over the East says the News Tribune.
Parties have been arranged in New
York, Chicago, Boston, Baltimore
and Philadelphia that will come here
for the sport. The regular guides up
north havo not been idle in the mat
ter Of letter writing during the last
month or two, and their efforts in
this direction have inspired sports
men of the Eastern cities with a de-
sire to mix things with heavy game
once more.
1t is the common practice for the
guides to assert that there are more
moose and cariboo to be found in
Minnesota forests, now tbatithe long
closed season has increased their num-
bers, than ever before. This is far
from the truth. The real facts are
that owing to the close there are
probably as many moose and other
big game to be found as there were
before the close went into effect. II
there had been no close on such game,
it is probable that it would have been
practically extinct now. All the
same, the close has not been observed,
either by the Indians that oyerun the
country, or by the white residents
that are scattered through it. The
only benefit that has been gained by
the close of shooting on Moose and
cariboo consist in the fact that city
sportsmen have been deferred from
hunting during the five years now at
end
Some of the Oldest hunters believe
that the close On big game in this
state ought to have been extended in
definitely, and that more rigorous
measures than have been inangurated
to prevent the annual slaughter by
Indians and whites in the country
inhabited by such game. To be sure,
the season is only five days long and
each hunter may kill only one moose,
but if every hunter arranging to GO
in the woods this autumn with the
expressed intention of killing moose
should be successful in his mission.
there would be mighty few Of the big
fellows left to furnish sport for next
year.
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terfering when Carlos Sparoni had at
tackled Pete Degarrah with billiard
cue. He said that after he had mixed
in the fight Stoll had come to him
and had put him out of the saloon.
At that time Stoll was all right and
he had not fingered around long but
had gone and left the rest of them 10
have the fight out. The first he had
known of Stoll's injuries was when be
was taken to the hospital by the
police, Up TO that the time he did
not even know that he was accused of
having stabbed Stoll as nothing had
been said about the charge against
him at the time he had been arrested.
The testimony was all in today at
noon and the attorneys are addressing
the jury who will probably be charged
by Judge Ensign sometime tomorrow.
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The Ball Game.

The ball game Sunday between the
Eveleth boys and the home pick-ups
was very uninteresting exhibition.
the game was poorly played on both
sides and only six innings constituted
the game, the score running into two
figures. Tommy Coughlin held the
box for the visitors and Chef Morris
on for Ely. Paddy Dolan caught for
the visitors and Billy McMasters did
likewise for Ely. Geo. Holmes did
the umpiring. The prominent fea-
lures Of the game were many. John
Globes work on first bag was com
mendable. A large crowd came up
with the ball boys and all left well
pleased with the usage received. This
will probably wind up the ball season
for this year and Ely has clean rec
ord, not having lost game.
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ORE PRICES.
Conditions in the Iron Market
Constantly Improving.

Ore selling has brought the trade
to the point at which very little as
soclation ore is available, and On the
lots yet to be disposed of it is to be
expected that an advance in price will
besecured. nBessemers, early sales
Of which were based on the 40 and 45
cent rate from Escanaba, have sold
enough higher, of late, to cover lake
freight advances The freight market
to-day is easy at 55, IS and 20 cents,
Escanaba, Marquette and the head Of
Lake Superior. Coal shipments will
not begin until the middle of next
week, and in the last few days a car
scarcity at Buffalo has retarded the
grain movement. 1t is evident that
ore shippers are not anxious for wild
tonnage, so that coal and grain will
be the chief support Of the situation
from this time out. Ore circles still
take lively interest in the pending
negotiations for Gogebic properties by
the Oliver Mining Co, representing
the Carnegie and Oliver companies.
1t may be said that no arrangement
for the Tilden mine has been complet-
ed as yet, though negotiations are
still going on, and the property will
no doubt be taken il certain conditions
now under discussion are complied
with. The Norrie negotiations stand
practically as stated week ago.
The options obtained cover consider
able more than majority of t}e stock.
| The effect of ownership OF old-range
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THE MINES.
Work at the Chandler, Pioneer.
Zenith and ss26.o

At the Chandler everything is being
pushed and the indications for a
lively winter are very promising not
withstanding the 49,, 900 tons of un-
shipped ore in stock. The mine 10
only working Zoo men one shift and
LOO tons a day are being hoisted
which is also shipped daily. The
management is hopeful of prosper
GUS winter and said the discontinued
night shift would in all probable
ity be put on again within a short
time but so far as yet nothing definite
could be promised. When asked
whether Or not stockpile room would
be at a premium, Manager Pengilly
said the Chandler had room enough
to stock 400, 1000 tons.
The crosscut on the 9Th level be-.
tween Nos. and shafts has been
finished. The work of hosting from
No. viii be begun about Nov. ],
when hosting in No. will be dlscon-
tinued. No. 4 shaft house is being
torn down, the frame work at present
only standing, In a few weeks the
cages and gear will be removed to No.
5 and No. 4 will totally disappear
from the surface. This is one Of the
old landmarks and after its removal
will be the last Of anything standing
in 1894.
No. shaft which has been idle
since July, will again be worked
shortly. The steam shovel was
moved to No. 3 stockpile. yesterday
where about 1000 tons will be moved
from the eastern end and room secuf-
ed for the laying in Of track to No. 8
stockpile ground. A large coal dock
has been built at No. 4 engine house
and the foundation for the compress
sor plant at this place is completed.
The Pioneer is enlarging it's stock
pile ground and the trestles thereto
are being built. The Pioneer has q
large stockpile left over but room
enough is at hand for the winters
stock. The steam shovel which has
been in use at this mine and the Ze-
NTH has been shipped to Biwabik
where stockpile will be loaded at
the Cincinnati mine.
The Zenith is pushing along at an
even tenor and at 1897 work is also
progressing rapidly. The indications
for a prosperous winter season are
very good.