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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-30
Contest Notice

Department, of the Interior. United States Lar q
Office. Lewiston, Idaho, Sept 10Th 1899.
SUFFICIENT contest affidavit having been filed In
this office by Thomas z Darn contestant, against
Simon Johnson, entry No 6SS7 made Dec, OH 1928,
Tor south =, NV y, sec 81, ~ ~ II, 7 w. M by
Simon johnson, cuntestee, in which il IS alleged that
said Simon johnson has never established resi-
1ence on said land and has wholly abandoned H. ana
has been absent iherefrom Tor more than six months
las, past; that he has not built house on said land
that is hahitable and has never done anything on
SAID lana except 10 construct partly finished cabin
without door or window SAID parties hereby
notified TO appear spond ami offer evidence touch
ing said allegation al 10 O'Clock on November
II 1872 before the register and receiver at the ULed
States land office in Lewiston. Idaho
The said eonte' ,aut having, in 4 proper affidavit
tiled Sept ~ 1922 forth facts which show that at
ter due diligence personal service II this notice car
not he made, II is hereby ordered and directed thai
such notice be given by due and proper publication
CHARLES II. CAREY, Receiver
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-30

James Fuller, fruit grower from the
Alpowa, was doing business in the city
yesterday.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-30
Sweet cream Al NIichael,s.

Sweet cream at Miehaeis.
Trade at Michael's Get something
good.
General furniture repairing. NJ VIII
lianiss
Navel oranges and bauauos at Mi
chael's.
-Wildenthaler's headquarters for all
kinds OF Schilling's Best goods,
Golden Niagara canned goods, the
best on the market, at Rnssells.
Gold Medal lea, the choicest blend
on tile market at Wildeuthaler's.
The King of all coffee is The White
house Java & Mocha, for sale at Russell's
Before moving into your new house
have your old furniture made over and
recovered like new. NJ. Williams.
--wildenthaler delivers fresh bread
orders with the delivery man for
groceries,
III YOU want the best and cheapest
acetylene gas plant on earth, The Ore
gon," see Erh x Co., just east OF the post
office Lewiston Idaho,
You can have pants pattern ma c
mp ny me into a first class pair of trou'
scrs on short notice Bohu, the Tailor,
Main street, head of al.
Those who have been awaiting DIR.
I. 4. Atkiusson's return 10 have dental
work done will note the fact that he is
again ready to serve his patr ons.
School Books are cash we can't
open d school book account with anyone
Please remember this.
DENT < BUTLER.
For tailoring in an up-to-date man
ner give me a call, "a have some Al
suit aud pants patterns in stock. Work
mianship unexce'led. Bohn, the Tailor
Main street. head of al.
The Maxwell Photograph Co. o
Spokane and Walla Walia have establish
ed branch in this city ON Fast Mair
street few doors east OF G. A. r. hall
Look at their work it speaks for itself.
The o. r. < n. has announced a rat,
of Ear, fare for the round trip from
this city to Boise for those desiring /,
attend the Idaho Inter Mountain Fai
which opens the 1Stii inst. Tickets goo,
10 return till Oct. 81,
We have competent operators on &C
count of years of experience il
photography. Workmanship and fnisl
unsurpassed trial solicited. Max
we'll Photo Go. in the large tent few
doors east of C. A. X. hail on Fast Maii
street
1T makes his mouth water to lool
over fence aud see that big juic,
Water Million. Our store is just full o
good tn ings to eat in the way of all kind
OF vegetables and fruits that will surell
appease your appetite, al Michael's, thu
commission man.
II have several patterns and suitingi
on hand for Won to procure what yot
want, aud besides many samples for yoJ
to choose from. As am a stranger IL
your midst. all | ask is a trial. Price.
reasonable aud work manship uBexcelled
Bonn, the Tailor, Main street, head of al
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-30
Candies and nuts at Michaels,

Candies and nuts at Mchaers,
--Hazlewood ice cream at Michael's.
See the IS hat window at the Fashion.
Everything good to eat at Michael's
The incest line OF 81 hats can be found
at the Fashion.
Wire Springs tightened--as tight as
drum, Nj, Williams.
Buy yopr mating at reduced prices
at McGilvery < Willis
--McGilvery x Willis received so rolls
toney mating this week.
The Russell Cash Grocery has the
most complete stock in the city.
Cream and Swiss cheeses a new in-
voice this week at Wildenthaler's.
--Cudahy's Celebrated Rex brand OF
hams and bacon at Wildenthaler's.
! --McGilvery & Willis expect mixed
car stove heaters and ranges for coal or
wood
Call and see our fine line Moquette
Smyrna and Co Co rugs McGilvery &
( Willis.
DIR. J. A, Motif has removed his office
to the Donzac block, where he can be
found in the future.
Wardrobe Cou..les. Bed Lounges
Settees, Mvans, made to order NJ. Vii,
liams, Rowley's Mill.
Old Mattresses renovated aud made
over Hair Mattresses n speciality. NJ
Williams, Rowley's Mill
--Mc(;ilvery & Willis received car,
load of chairs yesterday. Will be pleased
to show you them next week
DIR. ]. +. Atkinson hiss returned from
his outing aud has again opened hi.
dental parlors in the Adams block.
upholstering work in all its branches
Mattresses of all kinds, sizes and shapes
made to order. NJ. Williams, at Rowley'
I Mill
We also always have nice sprinl
chicken every night at Burk's Luncl
Wagon Stand in front Of Virgins ciga
store.
, DIR. L. c. Brown desires to announc,
that he has received supply OF Vaccin,
} and is prepared to vaccinate anyone de
Z string his service
The North rn Pacific passenger train
does not arrive now until 3 y. nj. Twenty
FIVE minutes now consumed at Moscow I,
allow the passengers to dine.
With every turn OF the wheel of for
tune some pushing business man gets tc
the front by being liberal with his man,
! patrons. A novel feature in the way o
a weekly gift has been introduced in thi,
city and is conducted in the following
manner; For every IS cent purchase o
: goods the purchaser receives an envelope
containing a minute playing card. Each
Saturday evening the holder OF these
cards who presents the best hand-th
is, the best poker hand--shall reeeiys
from the Clearwater Cigar & News Co
! 81 IN trade free. II purchaser does moi
desire to presen; a fve-cartl hand on the
first Saturday night, thinking probably
the hand is not high enough, he may
hold 1t until such time as he thinks he
has winning chance to capture the
prize.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-30
Notice to Taxpayers.

To the taxpayers of Independent School
District No. l.
Notice is hereby given that the roll for
Independent School district No. is now
in the hands of the City Treasurer for
collection Taxes become delinquent on
the goth day of September, 1899.
FEED Killing,
CITY Treasurer
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-30
Reception for Co B.

Aly;r,-s rrreiyeJ from, BOISE make it
.a,t.i,, that r ro,unsuv Will arrive hv
tie Steamer te,,is,nu MONDAY Afternoon
The propram. which is al,out complete.
viii be as follows.
The. volunteers will he met at the boat
by the reception committee. q. A. X,
Cry Council and Wnnan's Relief Corps.
II is expected au hour will he speut IN
shaking hands, when the parade will he
formed and the line of march taken mp
Main street to the courthouse in the fol-
lowing order.
Civ Band.
q. \. X.
, toIorS' Yoluu- j, S"io' .
raiors teeTs. Colors
WonIen's Relief Corps
Other organizations.
City Council,
NltlAens.
Carriages.
T-pou arrival a, the courthouse a couple
OF 'fie' ACTRESSES VIII oe hia''e' "N'"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-30
Real Estate Transfers

K. A. Iangford, as trustee for the town
of Nez Perce, to George W. Wiltshire, lot
al, block 20; consideration $3.50; lot I,
block "a; lot 7, block 20; lot IS, block 81;
lot /, block AZ, all in town of Nezperce
consideration Sass each.
Marion A. Radcliffe to Ella Parks, boti
of Peck City, warranty deed to lot I
block 81 town of Peck; consideration
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-30
For Sale

House and lot 100 foot front on Snake
River avenue. S. WiLpFNTHALER.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-30

G. A. R. Attention.

All members of K B. Hayes Post No.
2, C, A, R., are requested to meet at G. A,
X. Hall III Lewiston on Monday next a,
l O'Clock in the afternoon for the purpose
of meeting our returning volunteers al
the boat at O'Clock. All old soldiers o
the war both federate and confederate
are cordially invited to meet with us al
the above time and place.
BY order Of the commander,
A. J, SHE RURNE.
II. PERRAULT, Adit.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-30
Palace
Meat =: Market

East Main street, next to
Phoenix Grocery, We have
Just opened our shop and so
licit share of your patron
age. Always on hand, choice
cuts Of all kinds of meats and
sausages. Give us atrial and
YOU will surely be satisfied.
HENRY BRODHUN, Prop.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-30
For Sale.

Eighty acres of Palouse land near
! Granite point, summer fallowed En-
quire of T. T.. Bramel. Lewiston.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-30
Lewiston Free
Medical and Surgical
Dispensary.

DR.. John W. Van Zandt respectfully
informs the public that free medical
and >urgical dispensarv is opened for
examination and advice To the worthy
poor free of charge, from 10 a. m. to / |
a. IN. daily, sundays excepted, p'-
tienis furnishing their own medicine.
Recnmm udations f,om charitahie, ST.
cial aud fraternal bodies accepted.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-30
Butter, eggs and che ese at Michael

HUtVVFi Vbb' aI1V1 CTV VoV at WI FT'VT- "
For Photography III an up to date
style and workmanship combined,
Call at the Maxwell Photograph Cos.
large gallery tent East Main Street a few
doors east of G.. A. r. hall.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-25

THE Golden Giant" which was produced
az the Third Avenue theatsr last nighf.
proved TO be by far the most acceptable
production OF the French company. To
sum IL up IN few words. IL IN a strong
play, well staged, excellentIy cast. and
wen played
The story that II tells IL a sad one. al
though fund OF comedy work does much
10 relieve the tension and keep the audi
ence IN state Of good humor.
Miss Mamie Holden has never been SEEN
10 better advantage than a. Bess. Her
work throughout was excellent, and she
fully deserved the more than liberal APP
pIsuss which she received. Miss Norma
Yeassr. The leading lady. recently engaged
by Mr.. French. made her first appearance
as Ethel Wayne She 10 pretty, has an ex-
ceIIent voice, and gave good portrayal of
this character. Mr.. French, a. Jack Ma
son, the gambler. dii excellent WORK.
THE Golden Giant" will be repeated to-
night. Tomorrow evening Or. JekyiI
and Mr.. Hyde" will be the hiii. AZ the mat
inee tomorrow afternoon The Black Flag
will be repeated by special request, Mr.
Russell appearing "a Jsm S~ston.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-25
MINES ~ TINE 0KASOGAS.


Considerable mining work IL being done
In tho Bridge and slate creek Districts,
north Of Lake cheIan. and the promoters
Of properties there are anxiously loohsnx
forward 10 the near future. when the wag-
on road from the lake will be finished,
and they viii be able 10 ship. the iAff,
quantities q ore iyinx on n: dumps mp co.. =.
patra Mining Company, opcranny near
hkykopish. has recently made trip 20
the Oksboxsn country, ana tells OF the
progress ~ the operations.
lie says that one io-stamp mill ana an
other u ave stamps are on the road 70
the Eureka and Mammoth mines, where
they are expected 10 10 In operation ~
from thirty 10 sixty days. The lodges q
these mines are richer at depth Of 20
feet than on ne surface, and the free gold
promises rich returns ~ the owners Mr..
McNaugbton brought with him spec.mens
of rich rock from these mines. The camp
has one store and 70 saloon.
The district near the head Of Lake Che
Ian II being worked for the silver prop
critics that were abandoned during tho
period of the low price Of silver IN issz
the claims. the Molly 0ibson and the Mol.
iy Webster. Several hundred tons Of gold
ore IL on the dumps, which assays 70 the
yss X. Of ssr ton mi. a s q. the e 'h ssss
rate from tho mines 10 Everett IL only $40
"a ton. The state and private road from
the head IT the lake 10 tho camp viii be
nrlHUssI IN ven 0afts WHsU tHF sDtPpsU9
VII bc commenced.
'ihe Molly GIBSON Mining Company has
been formed 20 work two claims. The
Molly Gibson and Molly Webster properties
ara located IN the Bridge creek district.
twenty-five miles from Lake Cheian, 90
Maple creek tn OkanoGan county. The
principal ven running through these
claims IN two and n half feet thick. Thus
far only Assessment work has been done.
but II 10 the intention TO 20 ahead with
extensive Developments. The assays 81
tns ore from these claims show
maximum OF Ns ounces Of
silver and 40 IN gold 10 the
ton, and an average from fifteen Different
samples Of 200 ounces OF silver and li.s0 In
gold The company n offering no stock
for sale. but IN going ahead with private
development Mr. McNauyhton will soon
leave for the Okanogan 10 manage fnese
properties. They are owned entirely by
seattle people
He reports seventy-fve prospectors and
developers in the district, and says t5at
Marcus DAILY recently bonded copper
property there. which ne In working. This
was the Holden property.
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THE HORsErLY NINE.
stock holder n. r. ward Mas M On
r1aI News OS q Rich ssvSke.

II, T. ward one u the heaviest stock
holders IN the Horscny mine. IN the
csriboo district, In guest OF tho
Butler. lie has Just returned from San
Francisco. where he spent month on bust.
ness and pleasure. II see by the papers"
be said last night, that they have beer
taking out $4,000 a day since ! have been
gone. n this IL true, ! have not been noti-
ned 81 ~. We have our company In thor
ough working order now ard expect this
year 20 have paid on Our f2sn0O machln-
cry Indebtedness. We are working differ
entity from any other placer mine. We are
using 2.96 miners inches Of water under
pressure ut 30 feet. II n equivalent 10
about iN pounds 60 the square inch. One
hundred and fifty inche. II being thrown
against tho bank from two giants and the
balance IN used IN hydraulic gravel eie-
vator. which raises the dirt % height OF
nifty feet
This IL the only means by which We
can get dump There are streaks In our
clay formation where coarse gold IL thick
er than the gravel We have been taking
out for the past year from 81 90 80 t2.D
a day. but you must remember We are un.
der a very heavy expense on sccounf 81
the method wc are obliged TO employ to
work a. The richest pan 7 have ever
known % be taken out ran t1t and three
pans ran 81 90. Now c1.fGo IN one day 20
me seerns large. bat certain veins ~ worked
Of fvll speed all day have no doubt would
net ~"
Mr.. ward has with him sample chunks
% a clay formation ~ which fully one
third 10 native gold IN coarse grains about
the size ~ q pin head Nsft~ned out.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-25
TO BURN ITS LAST MORTGAGE.
Madison street ~. ". ChsSeh Nov
EnureIy Oss Of Debt.

A satisfaction OF mortgage Will be flied
with the county recorder today which viii
mark the close Of n heroic and SUCCESSFUL
effort on the part ~ Seattle church 10
,nsfrumen; In question is from the board
OF church extension 81 the Methodist rspis-
copaI church TO the Madison street ~. u.
church. N this city. and n slgned by
James NJ King. corresponding secretary
OF the board
The mortgage was given April n. 1890. TO
secure loan Of 1900 advanced by tho
board To assist IN building the church
named. Interest 10 tho amount Of SiAG
had accumulated. but N order TO enable
the church TO obtain financial freedom the
board consented 10 cancel the interest an
the condition that the principal Of NN0
was paid. Tho church, with the help Of
many friends In Seattle and elsewhere.
raised the i.oD0 and taus secured re-
lease
little over a year ago tho Madison
Street church disposed OF second mort
gage Of 2.10 including principal and IN
tersst. M. John ~. Carr. the holder. for.
merry a resident 81 Seattle. but now Of
California, very generously offered 90 can.
col his claim for a consideration OF $50
cash. This amount was secured and the pa
pers were duty burned At special ssrv-
ice. Preparations are now being rado 20
burn the papers obtained from tho hoard
OF church extension. las mortgage burn.
ing wilt take place on sunday. September
T. at z o'clock. a special programme IN
being prepared for the occasion. which viii
he announced later.
Credit for raising the mortgages IN prob
ably duo more 20 tho energy and business
sense Of Rev a. Gregg, the pastor.
than To any other individual. lie has been
indcfst gaisi. tr working To- the end Just
accompI she'd and his scrv!ccea are appre-
GATED toy tho members of IN. congreaa-
ministers In the city and one OF the fore
ment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-25
Political
Conditions n
kentseky.

ing until last year BEEN q member OF the
state Republican committee.
We are badly mixed up in Kentucky"
he sad yesterday, and there In no telling
how We are going 30 come out. The cou-
firr-JoufpaI and Times, both OF W9icn
fought the notorious Co~beI bill. are now
among the hearty supporters 81 GOetsi
for governor. Don't ask me why: neyer
knew. The splitting Democrats have nom
mated sx.D0v. Brown. and the Repubii-
cans Attorney General Taylor Now. how
II will come out remains 20 be s@ep. " IL
was not for the support given 1oebei by
the two newspapers, many sound money
Democrats would vote the Republican
ticket Buf a. IL r., all tho prestige IL with
GoeDel We are hopeful ~ the HspubIi-
can ticket, but there ~ nothing certain.
II kentucky goes Republican THIS year II
viii pc n safe thing 10 bet u will be on that
side IN ID0.
ut H. my opinion that the papers look
upon the matter ~ . local AFFAIR. and 20
como right down ~ business they will not
support Bryan IN 1870. Bryan's coming 20
the state VII have no effect. We have
enough speakers there now. All VINO know
Goctel will not be surprised 10 see him. n
elected. working for some other man than
Bryan IN 1850"
r. r.. Summer. Of Everett, IL n guest Of
the Seattle. There Ia not much prospect Of
the Everett r. Monte cristo railroad being
rebuilt this year, he says. A short time
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-25

Adniph Zensnss. q native Of 0snasay. VS. ~
terday admitted 70 citizenship b. Judss Benson
Yfsdsrtet Dtisnsen yesterday nisf In the rsDknss
e00rf his cath AID bss6 a sdministrstW 81 the
esssse u ssshisisw sysjssowsti
Jsm~s MeDcr. M England. yesterday fled IN the
probate department. ~ the superior ecust his In
tsnfson 81 hseofsine dtsssn a The United ststes.
. L. Csswfosd. a. ~ Preston sad r. r. Car.
ssh~r we're yesterday appointed BY JUDGE Bsnson
spprsissu of the estate Il William e. nm, a.
ceased.
An order permitting the sale N the persoesi
property o. sophins A. Baker. deceased, b. q r,
Barker. for n,ss. wss ysss<sdsy signed By Judge
Beussn
TIE viii Of Asmusl Bsss vss yesterday admitted
20 probate. Jacob Julian fled he oath ~ odies
AZ srscutos Three Appraisers we're spposntsd 10
estimate the ysise a. the estate
Articles n ineorpsstton we're ysssssfsJ filed for
Court Crescent. No. 4. Fofsstsss ~ America. BAL
lard; trustees, Andrs~ Nsns>r. cfgtstopbsr Mol.
land and Isrsmiah Hosszn; .pr;scipai place u
tussness, Ballard And fer the FIRST baptist church
of ran CITY; trustees, y. n. Ts,iof. = w. Neigh,
ho~. George W. Stephenson. ~. r. Sswhisk and
lsuu~ - Raxu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-25
OFFICER ECKENnERG's CASE.
ClvN Service Com mission VIII Act
on MS Petition Tonight.

The civii service commission will hold
business meeting tonight. nj which sew
erai matters Of Importance viii be brougf,
up. Among them Will hs the Application
OF officer y g Eckenberg. for a hearing
on hl~ Application for reinstatement hav.
Ing been dismissed from the service by
chief Of Police g. 8 Reed
several WEEKS ago the chief remove 4
Eckenbsrgs star and dismissed him from
the service. Il 10 saii thar IN. pairoiman
left his beat ia charge Of a friend with
instructions q ring In from his box az tire
usual time Instead of turning In the sig.
nal from thc patfolman's box. the friend
~ "a sstt. turned In nfe alarm Frker-
berg claims nc can satisfactorily explain
the matter 20 the commission.
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= VIOLENT AND roo ExACTuNG.
-. Grace l.. Cooper seeks an An.
ao1utr Divorce

Ars Grace l.. Cooper has concluded &C
sos1fg 70 "A complaint filed yesterday in
roc SUPERIOR court. that she can no longer
-" VIII htr husband. Gcorg. i. Cooper
whom she alleges ,n have a ,.solen, and
enacsihe disposition, eftsn displaying IT.
scii IN abusive language and threats o.
paHy hsfins she seeks an absolute a.
sofce anu restoration ef her maiden name.
&race L. Ehir
Mrs. Cooper has resided IN Seattle eleven
yars she was married to G;eorrs, Co.aner
/ April, 1Ss. and since thar time he sat,.
according &c her statement, nave
y little or nothing 10 her ~upsnr, I,ur'rv
80 July. she says. he heagsed personal
Stsr'tcs ufnn her and accused nor ..og
$ncsiS iu1prepreties ard heki her us 10
family and trends as guilty ~ inis,o-
~, or which she was entirely tnno-
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~ vSnHD STATES COURT.


yudgs Hanford. sitting in tho United
bnso district court, yesterday morning
100 IN order OF discharge I'm the matter
the two children Of Mong Goer. held az
n0rg illegally In the United States. ~
- Shown that they were born here.
Iee petition OF Thomas A. Johnson for
order az the court giving him a fun
aAtharTe from. all debts under IN. bank
nrsry law. was filed and the matter set
y hearing October 3
"a e Brown was appointed by the court
AXE testimony In the libel OF Thomas
80 Ernst carrtons vs.. the ship Highland
-, and George Plumber
he receiver OF the Merchants National
- made petition TO dispose OF lot u,
- !. Denny Il Hoyt's addition. and iot
kock Is. RandaiPs addition. Tho petit.
- was granted
United States Marshal C. w Iie arrived
Rerday and ief, last night for Spokane
Affeni the opening OF the United States
@qr there September o
Ieirs has adjourned untJ Monday morn
- next.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-25
STRIKE ~ AZ OREGON wsvE.
seattle Owners Receive News rvom
the Uakev District.

4 rich strike 10 reported 80 have been
made IN the Wcstherby BONANZA miro ~
Eastern oregon. Several s~atsle men own
heavy interests In this property The
news cam1 In private letter from
prominent business man ~ 'nir city. who
has M interest IN the mine. bat who has
been making Investigations for hls
frisude He writes ina, the drift witch
- running on the vein iso feet below the
surface on the dip ~ the vein has opened
up fourteen inches 81 hIgh-xrad ore
raise was being made on the surface
for afr. and richer ore thar ever vas
found in n. 4 dfifs was started ard after
proceeding few feet through broken vein
matter mixed with high grade quartz. the
vaus became aniif sna carried the ore
tor inches wide. The quartz ~ ~ q sugar.
nature ard resembles some ~ the rich
ores - The Republic camp An assay
shows siaN - and 'hs writer states that
there 10 enough nre already m the dunno
- insure n ser cent dividend The IN.
HicnfionN show that the outlook Is stead.
u.s. growing rscher as 'hr rnire~- are sink
lmg under tho iases ~ THE strike and q,
,he language - the letter. n believe fhl.
- rolng - ~ a rtiiion-soiisr rrop~rsy"
lie SAYS several a~a,,is rner are IN that
vieinify looking for Investments IN Ore
ron property.