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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
1.-The Runalo Commercial" says:

Roosevelt Is popular candidate Inc people
named Inn Tor Goyern9r before TIE RepIn I,.,
or heard Of until Croker the chief Of Tammany Sc.
lected him as his candidate. The Tammany tlat
holds Greater New-York in undisputed possession
to-day is precisely the same organized system OF
blackina it was in lSii when its infamies were lald
bare TO the world ny the Senate investigating COM
mittee. The complete supremacy OF Tammany az
New-York and At Albany is a prospect mat the
voters Of the state will not relish. when they come
to think it over carefully and 10 realize what II
means The Van Wycks. both citizens OF Greater
New-York. will stand by the organization, which
is croker at all hazards, Just as both OF them
were regulars" Are the people of Network TO
be lured into putting the whole C0mmonTeaith un
THE Commercial thinks not II believes that such
a possibility is repellent to thousands OF Democrats
in the interior OF the State. It must be TO all Re-
publicdnS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
VAN wYCK's LETTER NOT YET READY.
SENATOR M!,ARRBN SAYS 1T MAY BE GIVEN OUT
TO MORROW Up ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
.!IiiE. SILVER TICKET.

The letter OF acceptance which Augustus van
WICK Is going 10 be allowed TO write has NOT been
written vet Senator McCarren saH Sesteruas d.
the Democratic headquarters that II would NOT DC
re.dv for .t,tNeation until tomorrow or Monday
at the earliest.
Things oscy rather quiet about the Democratic
HEADQUARTERS yesterday. Elliot Danforth came 70
town and reported that Democrats up the STATE
were united in support Of the ticket upon "hich he
occupies second place. lie said that ne u'u nv
- ,,,,h talk Of TIE silver ticket where he came
froro When asked if he was going 10 accept the
nonn lion for Lieut. Governor tcnderen 10 Nun
NJ tha SILVER people Mr. Danforth said he had not
vss. hoard Officially that he had been nominated.
When he did hear It 1t would he time en- enough , 70
To6k az the campaign portraits OF himself tnat
have been printed, ard as he departed a tear Was
ntstinctly seen 70 bedlm his bright blue eye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
MANHATTAN CLUB RECEPTION TONIGHT

rvTustIca Van Wyck. the Democratic nominee
60 covornor and the other candidates on the
Democratic State ticket will be the guests OF honor
tonight at a reception given by the Manhattan
club at the clubhouse. at Thirty-fourih-st. ana
Elfthave II is expected that Mr. Croker and al!
the az her Illuminating lights Of Tammany Han VIII
he present. as well as most of the Democratic
State nominees. 49, H.. ..s,orao,. ord
e,id that he Intended 10 be present. SO far as the
mans hal been completed yesterday. they, dd no.
tnci1de any specchnnaking. II Is not haoit OF
Tammanv TO encourage the Van WyckS IN speech-
MAKING when they age running TOR ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

Albany Oct THE Republicans Of the LIST AS
senblv District Of Albany County to-day nomi-
mated William L. Coughley for Member OF AS
sembly.
Kingston n. y. Oct. The RepuoIcans o, Tue
-s, 11ls,er District to-day nominated Robert A
sr>dcr. of saugerties. for member of the Assembly
Plattsburg y y. oct The Essex oou t
Darnorratic Committee met at EliZabethtoWn To-
dav ard nominated George Featherstone. OF Au.
s. be Forks for the Assembly 10 MI IN. vacancy
on the ticket made by the WlthdraWaI Oh H"s'"'
Wt.man. of Port Henry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
INSPECTING THE NAVY YARD.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY ALLEN CALLS on REAR
ADMIRAL BUNcE

When me 6ispatch-ooat Dolphin arrived at the
Navy Yard Yesterday morning she was greeted by
p salute OF ffteen guns and answered with thir-
teen guns The first salute was IN honor Of Assist
ant Secretary Allen who on the vessel. and the
second was FOR Rear-Admi!al Bunce. commAndant
Of the yard. The Assistant Secretary made for
NAL call on the Rear-Adnlral. and was received
with L parade OF marines in front OF the Lyceum
building and all the off GERS at the yard, In full
uniform, were present Nj. Allen made thorough
.usIectlon O.; the yard, wishing all the shops and
Coing on board the ships. lie was much Interested
in the imDT1yements beng made at the station
ard exDresssd himself Gatisfed with the prog
regs OF the work. T.e 10 tour CT Inspection Of
the yards on the Atlantic Coast,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
CAMPAIGN MEETINGS.

The Coiored Republican State Auxiliary OF New
York City raised handsome banner last night IN
front of its headquarters. No. l22 West Twenty
seventh-st in the presence of large saiherihs
Chairman Butler in a ringing speech oenou'-ceo
.,ba MEAN and contemptible methods OF the enc
mics Of that gallant successor to mlysses 5 Grant
the Hon Theodore Roosevelt The speakers OF
the evening were +. A. Ware. the Rev DR.. r. a.
Hubert and r. Thomas Fortune Resolutions we're yer
nasssd hedging the undivided support OF the col
ored Republican voters of New-Nork city 10 the
Republican State ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
CITIZENS UNION CLUB FOR ROOSEVELT

The Citizens Union Club of the AANHth anu
XXIXth Assembly districts showed It's loyalty TO
,.oloneI Roosevelt on last Thursday evening by
passing the following resolution. offered by Charss
Howard Strong: -, o..oo
Resolved That this club deprecates the connec,
non between the Citizens Union ana the tickel OF
the independent State party, ana urges the 81!
Committee to sever all connections thcre"lth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
OTHER NOMINATIONS.

WARSAW. " Y. Oct. (Spec!aD. The Democrats
OF the Livingston-Aleg Wyoming District have
nominated Charles Ward, OF Livingston, to be State
Senator to run against l.. II. Humphrey the pres
ent incumbent.
Niagara Falls. y. Y. Oct. 7.-Wam b. Dye. OF
Orleans. was nominated for State Senator IN the
XIVth Senate District by the Democrats YESTERDAY:
His opponent is Timothy +. Ellsworth, fresineht
uro tenn OF the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
CHICAGO PLATFORM DEMOCRACY

The Executive Committee of the Chicago Plat
firm Democracy met last night AZ No. - west
1'venty-fourth-st. to consider the matter or pc
titions for getting It's ticket on the state ballot
-, .t.iors ware sent out THURSDAY and must
be iled at Albany by Friday next 1t - declared
maj the papers will be on hand several days be
&c he expration of that time. mass meeting
"a rronosed by this faction OF the Democracy. and
l. viii probably be held in Cooper Union on FIJI
~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
The name OF
COLGATE 6 co.
on Toilet and Shaving Soaps,
Perfumes, Sachets, Toilet
Waters and Dental Powder
corresponds to the
STERLING rlARK ON SILVER.
COLONEL ASTOR DECLINES TO RUN.
HE HAS FORMED PLANS. he SAYS. WHICH YOU'LL
INTERFERE WITH HIS DUTIES AT
w.ctiTNCrOS

WASHINGTON.
Colonel John Jacob Astor has declired 20 be the
Republican candidate for Congress in the HIlith
Congress District lie would have received the
unanimous nomination at the convention In the
district If he had been willing to run for Congress
bur he has written letter % LeDluel l. Vuisg'
president Of the Republican County Committee de-
ellnlng TO allow the OF his name as candidate
AT the convention. Mr Qugg said yesterday that
he could give OFT the letter for publication o"l
Colonel Aston wrote that he had formed pans
which would interfere with his duties as Con-
gresham next year, therefore he could not con-
the Republican leade- in the XXVIlth Assem ag
District. probably will be dominated ior ~o"sieS
in the XIIfth Congress District. ..,,-, g.,
The Republican Congress district eonvendSiUsss
New York County Will be held next we
evening Congressmen Mitchell. Quigg and Low
viii be reDoninated IN the With HINin ana \ ~
districts The Republican leaders were NOT ape "
say Yesterday who would be the party candioa'es
in the other districts Ia the county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
vo,yvaTTOyS FOR CONGRESS.

N,6slA,ovn. y !. oct THE Democrats OF the
yvrIth Congress District to-day nominated 5 d.
I,ohertson ~ Crawford TOY iship. Orange County.
On.cr. Mich oct. The Populsis held their
Congress convention FOR the Xth District here yes
terlay afternoon. ard nominated j. :. SANFORD. OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
JOHNSON AND WARD NOMINATED.
THE lid JUDICIAL DISTRICT REPUBLICANS
CHOOSE CANDIDATES FOR The sU-
pREME COURT BENCH.

The Republicans Of the I'D Judoiai District neIu
,he,r convention in the Park Theatre Brooklyn
Yesterday afternoon and nominated Justice Jesse
Johnson and Frederic A. Ward as their canal
dates for the Supreme Court bench.
Justice johnson is nominated to succeed h'ihseii
and Mr. Ward will be the candidate for the place
held by Justice Augustus Van Nyck uh'i t.e
latter resigned TO become the Democratic candidate
for Governor II Is now expected that Governor
Black will appoint Mir Ward to fill Justice Van
Wycks uneXpired term.
rho vote in Yesterdays convention vas:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08


Tho Democratic State nominations have created
no enthusiasm in Little Falls and with the gen.
era enthusiasm manifested By tho Republicans
over the OF the State and county tickets, It
is the opinion Of the leaders that the city be
deemed from Democratic rule. The names OF sew
eral Republicans who would make available candi-
dates FOR Mayor were discussed at the conference
Harmony prevails all along the line in Little Falls
this year. and an and united effort will be
made TO carry the city ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
BET TEN TO SEVEN on ROOSEVELT.

A bet Of $500 to $3.50 was made on the STOCK
Exchange yesterday that Roosevelt would be
elected Governor. go
Freserck II Brooks who did some heavy betting
I'm The last Mayoralty campaign. appeared al the
Fifth Avenue Hotel last nght ard offered TO wager
80 cCO on Roosevelt. Mr.. Brooks said he had re-
ceiyed nm offer Of $500 against $1,000 that Van
Wyck would win. He declined on the ground that
q ODDS were great.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
FOR DEsECRATIN0 PENN'S CRAVE.

London Oct. This afternoon the police ar
rested near Gresham, B1ckinghamshire. a man who
gave his name Thomas Firth Woodward, and
who is suspected of having decorated the grave
90 William Penn. al Jourdan's Meeting House.
near Chalfont ST. Gies. IN Buckinshamshre-
woodward gives as hts address The Retreat, York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
THE STEAMER CANOES WRECKED.

St Johns X. T. oct THE British steamer
Gauges from Montreal for Newcastle, is ashore
or Ferroe Point s:rai. OF Belle Isle. She IS a
total wreck The Canees carried cargo Of cattle
-four and cheese, Two hundred bulocks were
saved by the steamer N!mrod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
TANNANY MASS-MEETlNG.

The Tan,nany Hall Democrats vii! probably holt
r,eetlnc Of general ratification IN Fourteenth-s,
Thursday evening. The County convention WI
take place Wednesday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
FuNs Five FuRNrrunB
ARTISTIC SOFA CUSHIONS
From 90 OTIS.
IS WEST z3rd STREET.

st-,,rents for scientific purposes, including tss
graph and telephone increased from = Is, 70 b an
Sen months of 1897 to sl936j in the correspoohs
period OF ls9s while the total exports from su'
tnitsd states To China in the month or Augus..
iSds were 81 4322il against Tl0,o9o IN the co'''
spending month OF last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

The Lincoln Club az enthusiastic meeting
held on Thursday evening at No % clinton race
passed resolutions pledging its most earnest sup
oort 10 Colonel Roosevelt Cornelius an COW pre-
sided and speeches mace by him. George
Malraison and II. Elias.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

by the excessive use OF morphine and cigarettes
The fate Of Eli Shaw, on trial at Camden for the
mIrier OF his mother. was placed in the hands OF
the jury at Az yesterday afternoon ana at
O'Clock the Jury was locked up for the night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

Blissful Vision. Bobby has been woTr!'''e ""
have you move to New-Nork III, ,,onder
What does he know about New OF NJ NJ ire are rot
..He has found out some way tnat 'n s children
enough schoolhouseS 10 accom'uVua'V INV
there. "-(Cincnnau Enquirer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

THE REPUBLICAN CLUBS COMMITTEE.

The following Is the Campaign Committee OF the
Republican Club Of the City of New-York' ap-
1900 last week by President Chauncey NJ
Depew:
,vIrIrAy IFARY chair WARREN H1GLEY
Villa" NS'N''' ~ cOIT-MRV;S q. JOHNSON.
=, nn1nsnm,,,,rp r .DOoNs JAMES < LEHMA1ER.
SloH II5H4PW1Si;JIAM RICHARD j. LEWIS. .-
JAMES 4. BLANCHARD AbEAAH pEh al
= " ,t11xx-t-Y- ROREPT - MORRIS.
S.vI-rI " TOWNE A. T; OMMEN
WILLIAM BRO0KFIELD. IAMES OMrrII>S'
FRANK BULKLEN. El-lul kOOl
- ~ pyyEI.I> I0U% SABINE SMITH
HDrTH "a I TT ADFIBERT II STEELE
JOHN PROCTOR CLARKE 10. : htSsTToooARD
ALFRED r. CONkLlNG. hENk1 J." : Ixe5SHr,
HENRY r. DE NILT. CHAkl>ES = 81 LIN
JOHN A. BUTTON gHA ~. rI-N''
WILLIAM EINSTEIN. T. = T. ~ ii.,-r,
JOSEPH II. EMERY. EDMI N, w = WE
JAMES p FOSTER. - HERANK w LII. I ANTn
HENRY GLEASON. HOWAfIS T. 4. H3ttLpyS;c
EDWARD W. HARRIS. IthAkl'hS W. "Fr''''''
JAMES W. HALVES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
ROOSEVELT EXPECTED TO BE PRESENT
MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATIONS

MEETING OF THE REPC bLl|AN
OF THE xXvIITH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The Republican organization Of the NHVllrh AS
sembly District will have a ratilcauoh meeting
next Tuesday evening in Lyric Han. SlNth-aVe',
between Forty.hrst ana FOrty-seccnd SITS, ana
Colonel Roosevelt the Republican CANDIDATE LOT
Governor has promised TO he present ana speak
lieutenant Governor Woodruff also VII! De dt the
meeting Other prominent speakers VIII DC "s
In the hall The vice-preSidents nalheu ioI '"9
meeting include the following Repuphcals'
,,o,,-,,oc,pport lpAi,I. n CRAVATH.
LlyM BIZ 81 ~ cTJoaTT r. AYMAR SANDS.
r, 81 t,S HOMER HORACE RUSSELL.
~, = ~, De RICHARD J. LEWIS.
ssAnLo " I0SrPu NJ Asserrbvrnan FRANCIS T.
Nag 1,l S.is IAIMBEER.
Maestrate CHARLES a. GHERARDI DA. ,Eixc
r. ". .S.p syvAyNE DANIEL. BUTTERT'IELD.
S'evr1, r,,>,,r WcpG Az CHARIFS L J. X Il p Y
'.rrrtyi.p = MERRIAM HI BBELL.
an al iI,n, - FI;ITR HENRY !. EINsTEIN
w, Mii1I M tSt,N6K Ifi1D ALFRED +. MARLING
WlLIIAM e. Or pTf~ii am G. HOWARD PAYSON NILDS
SHANNON .NIIrp
CHARLES 5 T + W X CHARLES '~>-'iNi'
SMITH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

Poor Admiral Dewey has got - he Democrat IN
spite OF all denias! Here Is The Albany Argus
saying:
Democrats won the greatest glory and renown.
Dewey at the battle OF Manila. Schley. VINO ann,
hjlated the Spanish feet in the Cuoan waters. ana
Wheeler the real hero OF our land forces az Sant-
ago represent in part the achievements OF DEMO
Gratis in the service OF their country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
HELP IN TROUBLE.

srly every woman can recall
her own experiences some
seucy wien ready kuowl-
.dge OF the best thing 10 do
would have saved days or
,erhaps months of anxiety
mo suffering. No family
ought TO be without the con-
slant safe guard and ever
present help of that Won
derful free book the
Common Sense Medical
Adviser by K. V. Pierce,
NJ D.. chief consulting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

Mr Palmer the temporary chairman OF the SYRIA
cuse Convention is receiving some severe raps from
newspapers all over the State for starting cam.
-,o,o, - fa1sehood nv saving that twelve hundred
perSons were dra wing salaries from the state u-
dor the Raines law, when, a matter OF fact, Only
a hundred and twenty-five persons are eiHPIo!eu
in the Excise Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

THE Syracuse Herald declares that the Demo
cratic papers that sheer at Roosevelts military
record are not helping their candidate for Gov
erD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

THE Buffalo Evening News likewise says;
THE Democrats DO not hope TO elect their can
didate Tor Governor. But they Will ny around
the State Sepatorial and Assembly districts win
great amin alton There Is where the Republicans
should meet them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

THE V-atertown Daily Times" declares that
"the Democratic State ticket was not put up to be
elected. 1t was put up to affect localities on the
election Of members OF the Legislature; In the
hope that enough could be pulled through 10 get
q iaa jOrity to return Edward Murphy, OF Troy, 20
the United States Senate. The state issues. OF
which the Democratic platform speaks 30 much
therefore resolve themselves into the one issue
the reelection OF Senator Murphy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04
NEW RAILWAY BRIDGE.
RUNS ACROSS THE CANYON.
iirst Train Passed over u last Evening
stood the strain An hight Was
an Expensive Auair

Trains began running iast evening
over the new bridge In lambs canyon.
near Barclay station. on ihe Park Ciiy
branch u the RIO orande Western
railroad. Al persons having occasion
Co. go 90 Park Ciiy viii remember that
point % the journey whore ,htre was a
pause while the engine was changed 20
ihe back % the train. This was
caused by @ "Y" at the point OF the
mountain. causing what f. known IN
ullroad paunncc as "swltch-back."
Aside from the danger Uovcrai ucci-
dents having taken place at that point.
% caused a delay Of between fifteen AMI
twenty minutes on the journey To
uoylaic this the Rio Graudo western
when lj secured control ol tho road
started 90 build a bridge across the
canyon. This has Just been completed
and used Tor the FIRST time yesterday
afternoon. The bridge does away with
The Old aWlich.hack and shoftnna the
road hy over one mile.
The structure la ~ Iron. ia $50 feet In
height AMI ~ feet high
The cost % the bridge could no; be-
given today, ns all the accounts have
not been audited, but 30 will run away
Into thH thousands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

u appears 10 have been definitely de-
eidcd by The city Council that the board
~ equalization, or the members there
o. at least. shall receive no remuncra-
zion for their twenty days services
rendered In The capacity for which thoy
wore npr'lntCd This determination
seems % have been arrived ai on We'd.
nesday afternoon at The mtetIng of The
lulrcial committee, held ut tha oOia.
- President Rnfncs. 10 was argued at
length thlt thH members were clearly
entitled tp pos mUnt f1r thc work tbsy
had done lut ihc legality OF making
any appr. rftntl0n FOR shat ruruls.
came ur. 10 udiilion thereto iHH uuIu.
Ton of CRY Attorney HAN Was quoted.
showing That 300 such payment could Doe
made without q violation OF law This
being the case, lt De very certain that
the member will hav. performed thaif
work without any additional hog. VI
reward. They think. however. thar
they ere clearly entitled 90 pay Cor
what thoy have done. and several Other
members ccinriia with them. but qu1tr
the fact that ihe r'ltu'rs are the 20.
fteiivo bar - duy such proceedings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

nrief story Of This Property Develop
Imcnt-Iis Present Condition.

Brief story 81 This Property, Develop
lmcnt tie Present Condition.
4 brief story Of the famous Republic
mine. which has lately developed nlne-
toon feet Of hlgh.grade ore with tho
end not yet In sight. will doubtless be-
Interesting TO men 10 The business. and
j. herewith given from the Spokane
srnk rmnn.itoViCWi
ON February 30. 1876, two prospectors,
phlllp CsolHor and ThomaH Ryan. are
rived 40 ihu point ON The reservation
where the town 81 Republic now
fluuriFhor. They had boon VruhatikOd
Do liOsHlind by James clark and were
looking Tor claims on she reservation.
The wolihar had been mild and the
snow had mortly disappeared from the
low rolling hills. and urNt morning
they began 90 look about them Tor
signs 81 mineral. They found them
quickly and were soon setting stakes
upon some ~ che lcdgrs which have
since become famous The first loc1-
Ton ln the amp was The Copper Belle
claim. In tho vicinity Of which the San
Poll was later located. Tho Lone Pine
and Iron Mack were also located on
February 2sih. The Republic was NOT
located untii March bth and the Jim
Blaine was located on the Same day,
Tho development consists % two low
clp. 40. I. 40. ana No. 2.2iO feet from
the surface. These levels are reached
by crDsHcut tunnels Nna. ! and aud in.
torHoct tho ORE body 40 tho extreme
north end, NJ which point drifting south
was commenced through continuous
ore body Tor little over 200 feet. Tho
width NJ No. I level will average about
seven feet, and on No .. ten foot. the
balance ~ the material between the
walls being low grade ore and vein MI
inr. except nt one point on the second
level. where the high grade orc nils tho
vein from foot 20 hanging. At this point
the ore body ~ 20 foCt. and Will mill
ii55 per ton. I mention this merely
10 coll your attention 10 the poHalhiii-
ties whore the vein la a wide one. No.
2 tunnel ~ connected with No. 1 by
two raises, which are also continued
from No. 1 90 the surface. No. 2. or
tho Blaine tunnel which strikes the orc
body nt a depth u $40 foot. or about
200 feet below No. 2. aud NJ the present
rate - driving az feet daiiyD viii reach
the vein about November l.
The orc estimated IN sight above No
N about 1900 tons. with n value Of
about 500 per ton. We have extracted
above this level 1000 tonr.of which i.ssl
wprr shipped o. tho smelter. 700 mliIrd
ana about 5000 romans ON the dump 10
be- millod. No account n taken hero
~ tho orc below No. q The 1000 mined
was taken out ~ development work ana
some little stopping on No. /. icvci.nnd of
inc amount nhlprcd q The nmcltcr 600
tons were taken from No. Hln floor In
driving drought the ore body. and ship
ped separate. This averaged pur amei.
ter returns ounces In guld ana )
ounces silver pct ton ana a. fair SAM
pie OF the ore body ~ this point. which
unless all Indications fail. onn be relied
ON To continue 10 q great depth. The
average OF all orc shipped 90 the smell
ter up o. date n ciFht and one.fourth
ounces gold and Hryrn ounces silver"