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The age-herald., 1899-08-06
Afraid of Weyler

Undoubtedly the oaly reason General Weyler was rot arrested after his speech in the Spanish eortes suggesting his will insness peder certain contingencies to take his part in pret iritstias . rebellion is the feeling that snca an arrest might bring the rebellion without troubling tho general to do hts share. The minister of war tried to secure an order for the arrest by calling q specisl cabinet council. bat failed. Then he os'sinel special auSiease with the queen and u,sei ths same aeiior. with the same result.
The age-herald., 1899-08-06
MERELY PERSONAL
 AND PERTINENT
Cost of Being Horn
he Philadelphia Times.

From the Philadelphia Times.
 The cost of being born-that is well born, with all the accessories to increase the chances of a healthy, happy babyhood and a comfortable old age-continues to in- crease, despite the growing popularity of the event, until now first-class, absolutely up-to-date entry into the world is scheduled as high as $1,0GO. Of course, there are most excellent hospitals in all large cities whers very satisfactory births may be had at bar gain counter rates, but the really fashiona- ble affair is not of this kind. Of the amour. mentioned the doctor gets from $50 to S250 and the trained nurse s25 or $50 week, and what the doctor and the nurse between them Insist on having in the way of weap- ons to fight germs and other unbidden but always expected guests make up the rest.
The age-herald., 1899-08-06
Politicians Abroad

The presence in London of Representa- tive c. H. Grosvcnor and T. F. Burton and State Senator H. A. Garfield, of Crhio, coupled with the announcement of the early arrival there of Senator Mark Hanna, makes 1t look as though there wNs to be a political conference. If the idea in going so far away is to get beyond the reach or the American newspaper reporter the conference may be disappointed.
The age-herald., 1899-08-06
CastelIane Is Short

Count Bonl de Castellane, being short of funds, has hit on no newer method of cur ing the defect than selling his photographs, or at least causing them to be offered for sale, with royalty for himself of 30 per cent. of the proceeds-if there are any. The count has already sat for new por- trait. and the pictures are now on sale.
The age-herald., 1899-08-06

on their vehicles are lured away from their employ by offers of higher wages from peo- pie who have set up private automobiles. The company, finding plenty of demand for its service has expended lot of money for the cabs, and now 1t is unable to keep it's expert drivers. Just for the present the intelligent motorman Is in demand aaA ye- ceives good pay.
The age-herald., 1899-08-06
The State Fair

Good. artistic sign painting Is tue badge of responsibility and so counts. My work is an exhibition itself At .,o Worlds Fair, Chicago; at the Atlanta i;x. position, at Nashville. it ranked with tho very best.
 Best artistic talent engaged to sssis; for Alabamas State Fair. The Only
 IIF,RMfTAGE, 112 Twentieth street and Seventeenth street and First avenue. .~
The age-herald., 1899-08-06
HUNTSVILLE

Major and Mrs. W. H. Echois enter tained party of friends at tea Monday evening complimentary to visiting friends. Tho entertainment was charming in every
The age-herald., 1899-08-06
Ante m oLile Drlye.s

The alleged rsass, fer :.e bad business outlook Fer the Elec...c Cab Cornpany of Lcadcn is iha; aH lhs so,d men thsy put
The age-herald., 1899-08-06

Standard for 25 years Moerlein beer.
The age-herald., 1899-08-06

X baresin. that lot on Fi-st avenue offer ed hX Ca.Ghastar. YannAv 4 Orr. ei
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20
LETTER FROM OUR FRIEND
DUVALL

Havana Custom Hnuse, Office oi
the Special Deputy Collector, Oct
10th, 1899. r J. Bennett, Hills
horo. N. NJ: My Dear Old
Friend You must not think
that | have fotgotten you mo. far
from II. l intended to write To my
friends ip .,Fillshoro when the
proper time came, and ! nm glad
to tell you lam in good health aud
hope this will Gnd you and yours
the same. | landed on the lsinpd
DEG. 15, {, be on hand when the
American flag would he raised.
Well. l WAS here and have heen
here ever since. hat you can i'm
agipe the work tc he accomplished
by the Government. therefore
writing a letter except to my
wife e--wss cut of the question.
Now things are shaping them
selves and embrace this opua..
tuni,v. as often think OF Hills.
bore and some good fri nds left
behind me However, | nm not
sorry ] came to Cuba. ss II is Ger.
tainly great island, and you can
have no idea how things have i'm
proved under our system of gov
ernment.
Mr.. Benaett. I viii not beher
you too much in my tirst letter.
hni ! do wish yon would give my
kind regards h. all nv friends. ]
sent you and Tom Hall some
papers the other ,lny let me know
ii they were received Did yen
ever receive box Of sirc esens |
sent .you from M-sic"2 How sre
tIinls VISA ycu IN only ton
glad To tell you I am O x and will
have Mrs. ID. wish the as soon ga
the weather gets little caoler. ]
have gained rs lha. in weight SINCE
/ came here n,ai nm fenling erlsn
did. get lnE ADVOCATE from
home OCCASIONALLY and Am always
glad to sce it VIII send you
papers often Good bye. God
hl-ss you is .s1e wish of venr sin
ooie friend. Gus DuvALL
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20
PERSONAL MENTION

Harry " Ellotr. Esq, is 10
town from tnlifoTum, aud viii
remain eoiue time MIR Ellntt .
"a Old tuner ~ this county and
vssy popular Win a. Ills many
friends VII SEE olt the, his viSl,
vii 90 pleAsant
y Hllis tft here lAsl FIJI
nsy 70 h.scH,r : 4 sovereign cl'l1rn
OF i.e- Yegas W. are sorry Ia
le4e Mr Illlty as resident aud
hnpe he viii he snccesriul 10 biz
nea bone
u II B,ckfara, Aee. the
succe -lul aud popular nanaRrr II
tie Porter minre, returned Tuea
da eyt ninR frou u buelness trln
81 Denver
tresident Nellette of he
Wiks Mining Company. il expec,
-d here tomorrow from thlcngi.
aid Tom Nurph, returned
f,om l4ap Vegas and Alhnqn rqns
~ Mandy veoipp. where h..
Anarsrfslly represented onr 4 4
4 A. Vi. and | q. q Il orpeniza
tsnns a. The meeting " the grand
lodges.
X n. Houston ieft far Silver
CITY 10 W fdnrsdav. to resume his
position IN the law office Of CONWAY
a. II wilkins. bis sister, Mrs Cook,
having sufficiently recovered from
her severe sickness TO admit 81 hls
departure
- ksnchman Newman came lin
from Las Cruces the frat Ut the
week. where he served on the U
p. grand jury. After remaining a
few hours With his HilIahoro
friends he left for his big ranch IN
the mountains
-ApoIonio Dalles, the school
teacher Of Garfield, was in Hila
boro Sunday.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20
MINER MURDERED.

Sail Reggie, a miner employed at
kosedalc. Socnrro county, a mining
camp west uf San Marc,al, WAS
KILLED the ether day hv Tom
Martin. another mlner he inur :
dered mnn WAS unarmed.
Martin was drunk the night
before with miner na.ned ker
ven, who had heen discharged by
The Martin compsay, and the mur
dprr blamed Reggie for causing
kerven to l,se hiA ] b. u il said,
aud took ~ bis quarrel Mart'n
sud kesven wrre Together wh.n
they met Raiele going u work
Martin engaged Rigi- IN eonver
sation. and soon angry words were
passing. Martln.i, Is -aid, GOV
erred Reigle with his Winchester
and for tull, five minutes the latter
eircled about Martin il the hope
of getting away from The enragrd
man Meantime Martin Brpt
ealing TO miuer ia u Arby
cabin. named Ahited. To cone out,
Whtled's refusal to respend ,aused
The death of Reggie, for without
farther ,esaarks Matsn pressed
the trigger aud R,igle fell -hot
through the lungs from side 20
side aud almost instanlly expired,
Marun sought safety IN Z ght
aud daft q anyone ,o urre~t him
J Il Tweed freighter. who j. -
deputy sheriff. was in cnmp, and
With j Rosebrnok spcurrd rifles
aul took the trail af Martin. tie
fefnrei to eurr.uder and was pull
ing down on ,'wesd and Ross brook
y ben the former sho, iini through
tie neck, and the latter through
thu left side and be WAS ..ndp. y
prisndlpr.
Krfv,u. who Is ehnrged win
resp, nsih.lity for the shooting aud
killing, esca,rd 20 San Mnrriai
and ws9 arrested in y isriph' car
Later Msriin. the murderer,
has died fron his wuouds
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20
LAKE VALLEY NEWS.

j T. Clark and family have
moved to town, TO avail themselves
OF the public school.
Hon. d. s. Miller has re-
turned from his two weeks bunting
irip on the Animas He expressed
himself as having had u nice time.
Dan Taylor and Mr.. Allen, OF
ooks, passed through here last
Monday, oa their way to the
rabelIo mountains, to look At some
copper property theleabouts.
There will be meeting held
in Lake Valley next Saturday.
Dot. 23rd, ut the school house, for
the purpose of organizing an as
sociation for the mutual benefit OF
the goat and sheep men OF Sierra
county This is step that sh opId
have been taken two years ago, snd
Il ia to be hoped that the associa-
ton will accomplish all its under
takings.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Ricket
aon. a fine daughter, last Thursday
svening. The baby and mother
are getting along nicely.
r. @. Bryant was arrested last
Wednesday, under tho charge OF
an assault With deadly weapon
= non Thos. T. Lee. And also be
was charged with disturbing
aocK of sheep which were ranging
On bllside. BRYANT waived
examination, md gave bonds to
,ha amount OF 81 $50 for bis APP
nssrance before the grand jury
next term Of court ). Z
hnno and Ice Holmes are bis
bondsmen'
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20

Butler and X X, leasers paid
their companies $6,7S0 in royalties
last month,
The sherman and Garfield
will hereafter pny off on the l-l
instead os he 9th of each month.
The Freihurp aud Block pia
mund people hav, paid Sa,5 N
milling and melting charges SO IA
this month,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20
HERE'S A JOB FOR SOME
0NE

Lone Grove. Texas, Oct. 10,
1899. = Editor ADVOCATE, Hills
boro. N. M. Dear Sir wish to
engage correspondent to aid me
in promoting and selling property
10 New Mexico have made me
sales in your Territory and have
failed III others owing To the f.ct of
the property being offered some
investors at various prices, which
placed it in disrepnia and caused
my failure to sell il.
l am doing large promrtion
business and have been organizing
a bureau of EXHIBIT and iuforma-
tion OF our state and points IN New
Mexico. | want person to pro-
cure good properties with short
sketch Of same, price. commission.
etc, with samples II ores. l want
sample ores OF district or mine.
These can best be sent by freight.
II you can join me in this enter
prise let me hear from you, stating
price per cwt. for railroad freight,
and I will remit p. q. order to
cover charges aud for the record
also.
want some samples OF onyx II
possible. | want sample from
the Hilshoro district and would
like you to write me fully what
can be done towards acquiring
property there.
Also samples from the Rex mine
because it coolains silver lead tel
luride ore: from the Pereha and
Mastodon, that carries silver tel
lnride; the Catherine that carrles
petz,te ore; the Warren. q asiiaid,
and Cincinnati. because Of their
telluride of gold and silver, the
Suake, Rlcbmord and W,cks,
hecsuse they contain ggli and
silver telloridn; also the Eighty
Five, Bull az the Wo dis and
Frcke, hecsuaa tney contain
sulpno telluride gold Awaiting
your advices ! am yours srnly,
n "A TESaIra.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20

The Riucan, ~. NJ, postotfice
run by A McClintock and located
}n his store, vns entered at an
early hour last Monday morning
and stamps to the value Of $50
Mera stolen, as we'll as a consider
able sum of meuey and some jew
elry. The thiegeg br,ke In the
front door and though the % at
o flee clerk slept in an adjoining
room he was not awakened. 4
very high wind assisted the rob-
bers. Sheriff Garrett and posse
are in pursuit, bat as far as known
there Is 20 clue, although II is
certain the robbery was committed
by an organized band Of thieves.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

- Kingston citizens are leaving
for the Santa Rita mining district
ut The rate Of five per week Most
Of them 60 over the Black Range
trail.
Our yonng friend Charley
yers has accepted the position Of
delivery clerk at Robips Il Crews,
There is talk OF l. Clay return.
ing to Kingston and hnying tho
Foss Gain store.
- Mrs. Robert West 10 visiii, q
her daughter, rs Bncher.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20

r. a ,ntput since Jan 1859, 10 800
Work IN 800 fon' shaft hps
began It the Warren
The Weeks Co has resolved
to do $4,000 worth of irvrlop,nent
work
= The new mill going up al the
Aperican is nrarlng mpiriion.
For the mouth II Sppteinher
III e net earnings us thr Suske and
Op portuuily min-s was VA $40 ~
A big STRIKE Of gold aud cop
per sulphide ore foot vide aud
yiriding 1910 30 ~ the 700, "ns
made during the present week Ut
the Richmond. by Leasele Watson
e. Zlmmernnn
"A party of Colorado smelling
men are iu camp buying "rrs
james McV-y md partners
are psgoiiaiiug for the purchase "f
the PRIMER Boy.
The two thousand foot ehsits
going down on the STRENGTHENING
Co.'S prnwrtirs Lyva reached .
depth ~ bi0 feet ,especiisds.
Manager Flax ia flung % the
PURPLE Block for general oiiices for
the Richmond
The Charter Oak aud Perchs
mills have put Old night engineers.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20
7777777777 - - =
SCHOOL REPORT.

Mn. EDITOR
herewith hand Won Is, of
ruliie who were neither absent
Annl taliy during the last, or first
mouth nt a. hunl
RoMrt CreNS.
sylvia Andorsors
John A. eison,
Inll Paws n.
Harrison llalgiih
Eina Anderscn.
Clarence Bennett
George L,yc' elk
Heoty agtnurh
NIahel O'keley
A,rbet ,ial es
Ees le Bellis.
Iup school is progressing IN
good shape az pteseut aud pupils
ARE tAkluu an interest IN their
work. a liillp G, operation on the
part ut the parrnta will make the
srhool complete surctss IL both
departments The term vii be
shrt Ie, us all do what VIZ uAn 70
make thr work profitable by max
ing The attendance good and punc
tusl K q DRAKE.
priueipnl.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20

Was the resuL oi bia aplend,d
heath Indomitahle will and tres
menduns energy are mt found
whore Siomacb. Liver, Kidneys
and Bowels ARE out Of order II
you wan, these qualities and the
success ,hay bring, nee Dr Kings
Nav Life Pills They Develop
every power Of trnin aud bndy
Only 25c al Mowers drug slsrr
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20
= Clay Mcpherson has returned

- Guy Mcpherson has returned
from jury service at Las Cruces.
There will be church services
Sut dav, Oct. 22l Sunday school
~ 3 o'clock; Epworth League at
7 o'clock preaching 4, I:3O o'clock.
rhe new pastor IL Rev II Van
Vslkenhurg, and he may be here
'hia week or next week. We ex
pect 90 remnve 70 Piros Altos in a
week or 30. j A. NussrIL.
Fine chocolates and bunhons
Geo 4. Miller, Poetntiice.
Ta ~ M,ltAr's pnutnIce otn,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20

Save tha Alhnquerlne Demo
o,,t. "Rev. }. A Mnsseli. who
b.s teen at Ratio, attending the
Inference oi the Enehsh Mission
- the VI. r. Church. passed
;h,onch the city last night Mr..
Naesell has been assigned to
pinos altos for the con,ng year
H;s ls-t years field wss HilisboTo
and Kingss2n
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20
STATE OF OHTo, City OF ToLEDo,l
Lucns County SO.

FRANK j CHENEY makes oath
that he ID seuinr partner of the
liru, OF 4. }. CHENEY Il Co.. dong
business in the City Of Toledo'
County aud State aforesaid. and
that firm will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
ard every case of Catarrh that car
not be cured by the use OF HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and sub
scrihe1 in my presence, this 9th
day of December. A. D. 1886.
A. w. GLEASON.
l.. s. Notary Public.
Halls Catarrb Cure is taken IN
ternalIy and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system Send for testimonials,
free.
f. J. CHENEY g. Co, Toledo, ..
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Halle Family Pills are the best
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20
HiIIsboro Mines and Mills,

Output Of HlIIsDoro gold mines
for the week ending lhuredaj
Oot 18th, 1899, As reported tsa
HE ADVOCATE:
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20

Only best hranus Of inhacco and
cigars -Geo. r M,iles, fossoldc~
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20

At Deming John Allison was
arrested by Special Officer George
A. Scarborough on tue charge of
stealing cattle 1t is alleged that
be took bunch Of cattle out Of
the stockyards there when 20 one
was looking. The officer finally
dice oyered some OF the. cattle in
Allison's possessioL. Allison owns
ranch in Grant county, on the
Mimbres river, 80 miles north Of
Deming. He is well fixed and
there is no reason why be should
engage in the cattle rustling bust
ness.
The Silver City Independent
says that ID G. Hobart, who re-
Gently returned from trip In
Arizona. where he perfected a good
mining deal, is now examining
some mines in the Black Rance
country III Sierra county for east :
ern capitalists.
Al Ration. Saturday evening. the
Jury after deliberating three hours
found verdict OF guilty III the
case Of VIM. II. Mc6innis. charged
with the murder of Sheriff Edward
Farr, OF Walsenbuse. Colo and he
was sentenced to life imprisonment
in the territorial penitent,nry The
money used in tha prisoner's de
fanse wss secnraa hy collection
a monp she c ewIioya cf she Mo-
gollon dissriat in Grant county
aud among whom McGinnIs was
very popular L A Cunningham.
of MosulloD, attended the trial in
,cs iptsreet OF McGinnis.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20

IN THE MALT ER OF
DELINOUEN t TAXES
DUE 10 THE TIE K RI
TORY OF NEW MEX.
ICO IN THE COUNT Y
OF SIERRA, AN ID TO
THE COUNTY OF
SIERRA TN SAID TER
ri FOR Y.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20

ro,s ., Miller's Postotiice e'or
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-10-20

lc''0s thk ~ sfJt ptN"ft1 i.'ss t't~t s@u va
PRECINCT u.
Cox, NJ J. ranch, soo l, town 10, range e.
ihv ac,es- taA D.Dbs personal propclty tax
1871. tax " 10. penalty 400 total AL 70.
fRElINCi 10.
lynch Bros, ~ or see 20, town II. range o.
sw u ~ "a II bi IN ~ s,r ~ ,hN a. rw a. soc
"a y Wti iahA. D. q" \, >" drnw NJ, nj
st a. ste 20. town TO. Ankc snx 1907 ~ tex
O. ~ pspAIty 5.v. totai s7t H.
>, hiin.i. J, tAA lHeb, eattin, horses sp.
ot1sI pttsvlni piopelty; tA& e@SA, peiih4t.
100. sutal ava "a.
si,lia Cunt, Mining Go. buiidtnEs. flour
n,Ii,. tptt hin.Fy, bs "a, thtiiir tt1 ihs7 ~
tax 10 10, tnnahy 10, tutnt sas ~,
tAas.z Julian. psiith at.n PEI fonni Ifoters
soA4i,
WILL "A. ROBINS.
Tax Collector, sierra 1, pnsy. n. M.
| ifsl Publication Ocioier q, A, ~ 10
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-05-05
NOTICE FOR PUBL CATION.
Land Office at Lewiston Idaho,l

ASO <iSts lCSSs
Notice is hereby given that in comp
ance with the provisions pf the act of
Congress of June 3, 1873, entitled IAN
act for the sale OF timber lands in the
States of CALIFORNIA; Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory" az extended to
all the public land states by act of Au-
gust 4, 1892. William c Hettrick, of
Grangeville, county Of Id aho. State of
Idaho has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No, for the pur-
chase OF the SEA SEA Of Section No
10 in Township No 2o n, Range No q E
B NJ, and will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for it's
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes. and to establish his claim to
said land before the Register and Re.
ceiver of this Office at Lewiston, Idaho,
on Thursday, the 18th day Of May, 1899.
He names as witnesses, John Johnson,
Perry Henry, James Mcconnell, John
Addison. all of Grangeville, Idaho
county. Idaho.
Any and all claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested 10
file their claims in this Office on or be.
fore the said 18th day Of May, 1899.
4o49 B. WEST, Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-05-05

A dispatch from Weiser says: A
sensational affair occurred at the
hotel here today, an irate sheepman
and an osteopathic physician being
the principals. The doctor was a
man named King, who lately came
here. He was treating the wife OF
a well-known sheep man. 1t seems
the husband made up his mind the
treatment was highly improper,
and he proceeded to pay his re-
spects to the manipulation of arter-
les and nerves. He went to the
room in the hotel where the doctor
held forth, pulled a gun and com
PEELED the doctor to pull off his
coat and vest. The man OF tiocks
then pulled a blacksnake whip
from under his coat and proceeded
to administer fearful whipping to
the doctor. He whipped him and
cuffed him around and kicked him
number of times. The doctor
took the train this afternoon ano
left the country.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-05-05
THE FOREST RESERVE.
opeclal Agent n. II. Schwartz
COrrects Erroneous
In1nrnoci0nc


Special Agent H. H. Schwartz, of
,ne general land Office, who is now
.ocated in Lewiston, was seen by
said: "
mere is an erroneous impress
81 s,on around that the development
~ 'ne immense mineral wealth in
,ne BITTER Root Forest reserve will
oe retarded and hampered by gov
IS, a regulation. Nothing can
ve farther from the truth. 1t is
n ,ae desire and intent of the de-
psa;ll, to give every help and
~a to those seeking to de-
o ,e,op the mineral wealth of the
hooan,.,ry' One Of the stock ''buga-
~ o's Is that no timber can be cut
M 'ae reserve except within the
usual SlOO limit of q settlers or
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-05-05
The Hiyu Boom.

The Hiyu boom continues with
no cessation of the demand for the
stock, says the Spokane Chronicle.
It is now definitely known that a
fine body of ore, averaging over
$50 to the ton, has been opened up
in the drift on this property. The
ore is free milling. 1t is being
taken out and placed upon the
dump in readiness to be run
through the stamp mill.
1t is the intention to resume
operations with the stamp mill
some time this week, the local sup
position being that it started up
the first of the present week,
although no definite news has been
received from. Florence. The mill
at present has only five stamps,
but live more stamps have been
ordered and will be installed as
soon as they can be received.
Enough ore has been taken out
this winter to keep the mill at work
most OF the summer, and, as the
development work is being con-
tlnued in the mine, there is certain
to be enough ore to keep the mill
going from now en-.
No Hiyu stock is obtainable in
TINS city. Brokers have been
searching for it all week, but have
been unable to obtain II single
block, Some stock is held here,
out it is not for sale at present fig
gres. On the brokers' board Tues
Jay a bid of y cents was made,
out no stock was offered. At the
BOARD Yesterday there was some in
curry for the stock, but as none
was offered no bids were made
Len cents was offered yesterday fol
block of 5000 shares held al
tfur dAlene City, but was re
FUSED. A fair quotation at thu
present time is not less than L
tents, although it is difficult to es
aUilsh any value when no stock il
selling.