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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-29

81 p%resupuesto municipsld de Rinc6n,
sonetldo q Ia aprobaci6n correspondence, ha
sido devulto, para que So compliments en- todas
ans parties 10 que dispone eli ~articulo 169 de la
Ley organica VICENTE.
-. La Junta 10 cal de instruction de Rio
Grande, ha aoordado por u~naaimidad, rati6car
por ell t6rmino de I'm ado el oontrato con eli
professor don Ricardp Narvaes Rivera, que sir.
We u escuela rural del poblado <Mameyes, de
aquella Jurisdiction,
AulQ0 La <Gaceta, publica una ~tciroular
hvlOU de ID Coleoturfs de Rentas Internas
de esta Capital manifestando quedar alberto
eli cobro del l . y 20 tr:mestre dc Ia Contri.
buoi6n Territorial eli &c de Ia matrfoula In.
dustrial y de Concrete del o~orriente ejercioio,
8 invitando & los sehores contribuyentes & pa.
gar sus respectivas Quotas dentro del mes en-
curse, envitandose las responsibilities y per.
juicios que determinan las Leyes y R~eglamen.
tos en- vigor. N-A-e-e
FL municipio de Areoibo ha sido
autori1ado para ~realizar Ia venta de las obras
del aoueduoto de aquella Villa.
Sc ha comuRicado al aloalde de Ma
ysgiez que obedeoi9ndo 10 prescrito en- Ia Or
den General n Q IA, debe proveer, al Juzgado
por cuenta de los fondos municipales de 10 ne.
cesario para los gaatos de personal, manteni'
mi6nto y material del registro civil.
- Don Lorenzo Gonzales Santsn Ter,
oartero hace muchos amos de Pta. de TERRA.
ha sido tr asladado . otro d~estino. Los veoinos
de aquel barrio, que estiman al joven Gonzales
por sus virtudes dese can que no tenga efecto exc
| traslado
- En- Ponce hs circul.io una hoja auel'
ia rebatiendo I'M suelto publioado por Ella De
mocraoia,, bajo el rubro <El Gremio de ooohe.
ros2.
| R. Ruiz Arnau N. D., f1 hsgi's e. ri %n;ssd
Sites offers his professional services at his of
flee, SO San Francisco Street. Consultation
hours: 8 to 9 A, NJ; 1880 to 8 P. M.
Dr.. R. Ruiz Arm u. ts P, y ii p;h ! :o' 6. s'i en-
neral que, habiendo regresado de los Estados
Unidos, -ofrece de nuevo sus s~ervicios profesio'
males en- la oalle de San Francisco n Q so.
Horas de oonsulta: De 4 9 m. y de l ]
4 st. PIMA
- Han liegado a Ponce preoedentes de
Alemania don Julio Umbaoh y se6ora.
De Enero l Q a Octubre le so han
~insoripto en- San German 1856 defunoiones, 49C
nacimientos 50 matrimonios cat6licos y &c
m%atrimonios civiles.
Los se6ores Fitzgerald Marquard Ems
Go han adquirido permiso para ~instslar uns
Inca de autom6 viles, en- oualquiera de las ca
~rreteras de Ia 1sla, 6 en- todas.
Las preocupaoiones de Ia vida &c 20.
brellevan pe~rfeotamente fumando; ell tabaco di
sipa las penas, que Sc alejan fAcilmente envuel
tas en- espirales de humo.
Los cigarrillos son perfeotamente higieni
COS, siempre que sean de tabaco genuine y d
buen papel, como, por ~ejemplo, los de Ia mar
ca ToRo, elaborados por Toro = Go, de Pom
GO.
RELACl0N De SINIESTR0S.-Pagados en- esta Is
Ia por Ia muy respectable y bien acreditada Com
pa1fa de Seguros eel Sol,, de Canada, a 10
beneiciados sin difoultades nj obstaoulos, d
las p6lizas siguientes:
Felioiano Carbia en- San Juan S 5000
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-29
R, Rubio. Humaca0 P. R.

Compra: constsntemente toda olsse de 60.
nsdo vacuuo. Vende: vacas lecheras J novillos
de embarque. V s45-36
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-29
C1BO ROJO

N total de habitantes ...... Is, 994
Saben leer y escribir ..... ....1, 500
8 sea por 100. .....9.3S
Saben leer SOlamente. .23o
s sea por 100 ......1.47
No saben leer nj escribir. $500. II, 259
8 sea por 1oO.......S9.1
Is, 994.
(C%ontinuara.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-29
BARROS.

Ne total de habitantes go. Is, 100.
Saben leer y escribir. .........l,1ll
8 sea por 1OO...,..S.42
Saben leer solamente .......""..46o
8 sea por 1OO. ...... 300
No saben leer nj escribir,. ..l1,6ll
8 sea por 1OO......8S.o3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-29
va RE D 4 D E S.
Antonio Suliveres Rivera;
PROCURADOR TITULADO

rs con mas de is amos de practica judicial. SCI
Eta estableoido en- la villa de Arecibo una
O6cina General de Negocios, y esp%ecialmente
para asuntos judiciales, administrative y no.
~tariales.
ABOGADOS de Ia OFICINA.
EN- ARECIHO.-
Lcdos. Don Enrique Gonzalez. Darder.
& Simon Large Aguilu.
EN- SAN JUAN.-
{ Hermipio Diaz Navarro.
& Rafael Lopez Landrdn.
{ Antonio Sarmiento.
& Herbert E. Smith.
En- esta oficira sc evacuau consultas, con-
~ciertan capacities, ~arreglan testamentarfas y
administrators, agencia:e Ia comprs-vents de to-
das clases de fncas, reslfzanss oobros y Sc di-
rigen negocios y %ssuntos en- todos los amos.
V. 9. 3O-4.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-29
FRITZE LUNDT Y Co.
SAN JUAN PTO RICO,

Giran q Ia vista y por cable sobre Londres,
Paris, Hamburgo, New York, Habana, Madrid
Barcelona y todas las demas plazas de 10 PENN.
sula 8 islas adyacentes, 4 9O-s4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-29

Is, 1904.
(Continuara.)
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1890.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-29

Ne total de habitantes ,....7, $50.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-12-06
Opening Of the Magnolia Saloon.

The Magnolia saloon, owned by Bell.
inger.Ritchie company, occupying the
ground floor Of the building formerly
known as the Van Duyn hotel, had its
formal opening Monday evening. An
elegant free lunch was served during the
early hours Of the evening, consisting Of
turkeys, geese, hams, salads, etc. The
crowd was large and appreciatve and
didn't do thing to those large, warm
birds. ]. ID. Bellinger is popular boni.
face too well known to require introduc.
ton here, where apparently everybody Is
his friend. Fred Ritchie, formerly Of
Butte, Mont, where he had a place Of
business that, u Is CLAIM e !. realized more
daily cash receipts than any other liquor
house In the state. This would indicate
his standing In that community. These
two, with their knowledge Of the bust.
ness, make n team hard to beat They
have engaged the services Of John v.
Black Ia conduct the affairs behind the
bar. he is known to be an artist. The
bar Is u handsome piece Of furniture, made
OF quarter sawed oak and top OF mahog.
any, with elegant mirror effects and col.
ored electric light globes In cluster, setting
off n tasteiully decorated medallion or
center piece over the bar. THE entire
, work ot decoration, together with the new
plate glass front lends a general air Of
metopolitanism not vet promisciously
displayed In Sumpter. Several large and
well heated private rooms, intended for
patrons OF the house who desire privacy,
} are among other features Of this new
place. The management also declares its
intention OF having a nice appetizing
lunch each evening, which will no doubt
have its proper effect.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-12-06
Woman Makes Quick Mining Deal.

One Of the quickest mining deals ever
made In eastern Oregon stands to the
treii, OF a woman, and Portland woman
at that. The manipulation was Mrs. A. s.
Jacobs. She obtained three days bond
on the Knapp property on Rock creek,
comprising the four claims Of the Eldorado
and Bannotk Burns groups. Before the
bond expired she had the property sold to
J. Il. Dabney, owner Of the Gopher and
Tamarack mines, In British Columbia.
The consideration was $4,000. II Is the
purpose OF Mr.. Dabney to thoroughly
open up the property during the present
winter. With this end In view work has
already begun upon bunkhouses, mess.
houses and a blacksmith shop, and two
shifts Of men have been put to work on
shait.-Portland Telegram.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-12-06

S,r 30e ..."."........."....." 1000
Assignment-July ;, Lombard In.
vestment Coto n Farnsworth,
n 4 Of lot 4 blk I, Fishers add,
Baker City....................." 5000
Assignment-Nov 10, J n Farms.
worth to S Kenyon, same......" 5000
Mortgage-Nov z8, r Garrison ct
ux to / N Whitaker, lot 8 blk 8,
Stewards add, Baker City ....... 1855
Mortgage-Nov 20, A Tedrowe to
J S Kenyon, lot 4 and W u lot ;
blk 4, Sumpter..........".. 1000
Chattel-NCv ~, G Slade and A N
Irwin TO Z l. Cranston, coaches,
2wagOns, 2 trucks, 20 sets dou.
bic harness and n head horses. 1900
Moitgage-Nov -, Alex Eichorn
et ux TO p DeROo, lot J blk K,
DeRoo's add, Baker City,. 06
Mortgage-Nov a7, A A Groves
and VIM n Delhi to p Basche,
the Yellow Boy quartz claim and
mill and Improvements to be
placed thereon. n........................." I7S
MISCELLANEOUS
l.ien--Nov 20, Geo Stoddard VS. n
Montague, lien on lot ; blk 3,
Riverside add, Sumpter, for lum.
Der and material furnished..."... I3o
Attachment-Nov 78, Moses Fuchs
VS. American Mining Co, for
goods sold and money advanced. 0I6
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-12-06
MINING MATTERS.

Quit claim deed-Nov "a. w L
Pearson ct uN Ia ] w Christie
phrr, their interest In "Christo.
phef" quartz claim.".,..,......."
Quit claim deed-Nov ~. & II
BERNARD ct ux 10 W n Palmer rt
al, :, Int In Grand Prize, Tip
Top quartz claims. s....,........."..
Quit claim deed-Nov -, J ] Par.
kinson ct al To w |. Ninson. their
interest In water right OF Pole
tfcek..".....".",",,.,""...
Quit claim deed-Nov 20, W Hili
to s l. Speelman, the Emily
quartz claim ,....,"...."."..."...
Quit claim deed-Nov q, Thomas
tieady to Fred knuth, y interest
IN Blue Bell and In Twin Pines
quartz claims. S......,..,.,....,..,.,.,.
Mining deed-Oct ,s, same to same,
y interest In Shamrock quartz
claim m..,,,..,,",,,,,,,,..",
Mining deed-Nov -, a N Hug.
gins et al 10 Gold King Mining
Co, the Gold King, Pungler,
Little Minnie and Mabel quartz
claims, S,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, u,,r, ,,,,,,,,,
Quit claim deed-Det !, o e. Stern
10 Weatherby Il 4 T. Mng Co,
his interest IN Dewey and Cop
per King quartz claims. s..".,.",,."
Quit claim deed-Dec ,, Edward
Sullivan to Edward lammert, :,
interest In Mckinley and Las,
Venture placer mining Claims"
Mining deed-Aug ~, Joe Waddell
To Henry Harrison, his interest IN
Black Queen quartz tlaim.."",",
Mining deed-Aug ~, Joe Waddell
to J n Graham aud Z Z Cleaver,
his interest In Bogus Jim lode
quartz claim. .,.,,........,,,.,.,,","
Mining deed--Det ,, Henry A Mel
son 10 w v Jobes, :, interest IN
Gold Bullion quartz claim.
MORTGAGES.
Mortgage-Nov ~, p and ! n Hin.
shaw TO |. N Whitaker, lot 3
blk q, Stewards add. Baker City
Release-Oct s6, d Sommer 10 Jas
and & Z Dalton, " y sex 3tp7
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-12-06

Stock certificates. requisitions.
vouchers. and oil other mining
company stationery at Tho Miner
Office.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-12-06
COUNTY RECORDS.
instruments Filed with the Oifieiah at the


Court House.
The following is the record Of officia
business transacted at the county seat O
Baker county for the week ending Mon
day, December 4:
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Warranty deed-Nov 10, First Ma.
tional Bank Of Baker City to q
y Small, lots Q and 10 blk 10,
BOyd's add, Baker City."..."...S $50
Warranty deed-Nov. a8, Geo b
Small ct TX to } ] Donnelly, u
interest In same. c...".".".........." 1873
Warranty deed-Nov ~, Julia Z
Sherman ct vir TO n w Estes,
lots 4 and s blk I, } n Parker's
add, Baker City.."."."."......" As
Bargain and sale deed-Nov 70,
viii X King ct ux to East Baker
Irrigation and Milling Co, tract
In NV = OF NV = Of sec n tp0s,
rAo and the Grayson ditch and
water lght."....."...."....... 400
Warranty deen-Nov 70, J N
Meiklrjohn 10 + Garrison, lots
blk 4, Stewards add, Baker City 3S
Warranty deed-Nov 10, B Fryer
et al TO n w Sloan, their interest
IN lots . and blk 8, and lot 7blk
q, ,Sumptcr...".......... ioo'
Warranty derd-Nov. 10, Ihos
McEwen ct ux to J Is Griffin,
part Of lots } and 4 blk 4, Stump.
Ter ru.,,,,,..........t.,,....,. .,..,,....,.
Warranty deed-Nov ~, JB Griffin
To a Icdrowc, same..."...."...". ISo'
Warranty deej-Det !, Jos Palmer
ct ux TO W 4 King and + N Sax.
ton, lots . 10 10 incl, Wilovale
add, Baker City.."............,..." 81
Warranty dced-Oc, "a, HA Duffy
admf TO J |. Alberson, e =, int In
lot q and :, Int In lot blk q,
Huntington .o...,.,,"...,.,...,,.."' So'
Warranty deed Sept ~, = Drl'oo
to a l. Foster, lot blk "a" DE.
Roo's add, Baker City..........." 50.
Warranty deed-Dec !, K Griffin
to ID Dillabaugh, lots ) and 4 blk
", McCrary's add, Baker City" 2
Warranty dred-Oct 81, J Gagen
ct ux 10 w n Jones, lot J blk s,
Sumpter Heights add, Sumpter". ,s'
Warranty deed-Dec I, I S Lack
ri uN 10 ID Dillabaugh, lots 3 and
blk ~, McCrary's add, Baker
lily '.,,,.,,s'',s,,,,,,,',,',..,.,. &
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-23
ENORMOUS COPPER DEPOSIT.
Found by a Chic aeoan In the
Grand Canyon.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nov. l9.-Frank
d. Randall, well-known civil engineer
of this city, has discovered in tho Grand
Canyon of the Colorado what he claims
will prove the richest copper mines in
the world. In addition to vast deposits
of virgin copper, he says he saw i'm
mense outcroppings OF gold -incrusted
rock and masses of schist, with garnets
sticking out like plums in pudding, veins
of coal and asbestos, mica, walls of onyx
and columns Of serpentine. Randall
has documents and relics and specimens
which he shows as proof of the truth of
what he says. He leaves next month
to visit the copper deposits again and
try and form plan to take out ore.
With Randall when he made the trip
into the Grand canyon were ''Bill"
Hull, a stockman and prospector of
Arizona, M. G. Sharpneck, a mining
expert OF Council Bluffs, Ia, and Frank
Lee of Williams, A. T.
THE bottom stratum OF the rock Is
granite, - said Mr.. Randall. "There, in
what was once assure In the wall, Is
the vein OF copper ore. At the waters
edge the vein is 600 feet wide. The vein
goes up quite distance and then
branches off into three separate veins,
one running straight up, the other, two
spreading out like sticks OF fan. These
veins are about 100 feet wide and run up
the summit about 800 or 1000 feet above
the rivers surface. The veins of copper
were bright green where the mineral
had been corroded by air and water for
centuries. There is enough copper
there to keep 100-ton smelter busy for
a generation, and unlimited WATERPROOF
er rushing past to keep dynamos going
and furnish power for the shelters.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-23
Nevada Exhibit at Paris.

Commissioner J. A. Yerington is busily
engaged getting Nevada's exhibit to
the Paris Exposition ready for ship
ment. He will make one OF the best
mineral exhibits from Nevada that will
be shown in the great exposition. The
Southern Pacific Co. is also co-opera-
ting with him to make an exhibition
worthy the name. The Southern Pa
cific's work is in the able hands of Hon.
w. H. Mills, OF the Land Department,
which is guarantee that it will be well
done. Mr.. Mills is giving Mr.. Yering-
ton every assistance and the two gem
tlemen are cooperating with each other
in every way possible. Mr.. Yerington
is trying hard to get the State Univer-
sity to put its agricultural exhibit in
shape by December LIST for shipment
That that would and largely to the Ne
vada exhibit add attract the attention
OF agriculturists in all parts of the
world Is quite apparent.-Gazette.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-23
THE WHITE PINE NEWS,
Thursday, November 2a,Isse.

One man who has been guilty OF sell
ing whiskey to Indians has finally been
caught and convicted, but there are
others. as was evidenced by the drunk
en- Indians on the street last Sunday
night. It is time that there is stop
put to this nuisance. II it goes on,
there is no telling when some of our
citizens will be shot down, as was VIII
Dangberg recently in Douglas county,
or when he will go home to find his wife
and children murdered, As happened
a few weeks ago near Austin.
It is the duty of the officers to use all
possible diligence in ferreting out the
culprits who are guilty of selling this
whiskey, and it is the duty OF every pri-
vate citizen to make complaint when
he sees the law violated. Chinatown is
without doubt the chief centre of the
traffic, and II Is necessary to stop 1t, the
filthy hole should be cleaned out. But
Cinnamon are not the only ones who
are guilty. and when a white man is
caught, his punishment should be as
much more severe as his knowledge OF
right and wrong ought to be higher
than that of Chinaman. A return to
the old Puritanical punishment of the
stocks and the whipping-post would be
none too severe for such brute, we
will not say man whose sensibllities
can hardly be touched by fine or i'm
prisonment.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-23
FROM ALL OVER The STATE.

The Dexter at Tuscarora is produce
ing a daily average OF over 81, ooo'
The new mill for the Young America
mine has been received at Elko.
A rich strike in the Ophir at Virginia
CITY has caused stock in that corpora
tion TO advance 100 per cent.
All the vacant land in Stateline dis
trict has been staked off and great ae-
tiyity prevails in prospecting work.
The Nevada Berkeley football game
Wednesday resulted in a victory for the
California players; score p to q.
Hon. Francis G. Newlands stopped
off in Wells for a short time Thursday
morning enrouts to Washington to be
present at the opening of Congress.
Mrs. Emily Estes, who was tried in
Carson last week for stealing cattle, was
acquitted She was believed to have
been an accomplice of Arnold Maher,
who was convicted of the same crime a
few weeks ago.
A Mason valley rancher "A few days
ago put in blast on the site of an old
smelter, and it uncovered about four
tons of pure copper, worth about 1920
at present prices. The metal bad run
through crevices in the furnace, which
was an early-day affair and not very
substantial.
The Appeal says Prof. Mccall, who
has been exporting the copper proper
ty at Sodaville, reports 1t a splendid
vein and predicts that it will prove one
OF the largest producers in the United
States. This property is owned by
Siegel OF Chicago and he is erecting
smelter on the property. Soda is going
to be big camp, and at no very distant
day.
Governor Sadler has accepted the in
vitation of Governor Richards of Wy
oming to attend the meeting of Cover
nors Of the Western States to be held
at Salt Lake December l4th. The OBJ
jeet of the meeting is TO consider what
disposition shall be made of the public
lands within the bounds of the States
mentioned.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-23
DEPICTING THE RANGE.
Evolution Taking Place In Cattle
Raising Business.

Discussing the undoubted shortage
of cattle on the range ofthe West, many
stock men are figuring how long it will
take to get the range restocked again
to where it was few years ago. They
are figuring entirely upon the wrong
basis. The stock OF cattle on the ranges
will never again be what 1t was and the
indications are that it will be difficult
matter to even maintain the present
supply. 1t is hard for the people to
realize the great evolution that Is TAX
ing place, the grazing has been 80 dam
aged by overcrowding that the number
Of cattle formerly supported could not
ind living there to-day. Then the
farmer and his fences have encroached
further and further, until at present
there is wild scramble to acquire the
public lands in every way possible. But
the West is not going out Of the cattle
business; in fact, it is only just getting
In, and getting in right. A few years
from now there will be more cattle than
ever on the Western plains, but instead
of running at will with brand on the
hide to denote ownership, the great ma
jority will be in small punches in in
closed pastures. They will be better
bred, better fed and better cared for.
Winter losses will be almost unknown,
and the supply will be regulated ac-
cording to the demand. The depletion
OF ranges is not due alone to shortage
OF cattle, but 30 the high prices that
have enabled those in the business to get
out whole from what promised to be a
losing business in the future. Most Of
them are getting back into the bust.
ness, but on the new plan-well-bred
cattle and inclosed pastures, where hay
can be raised for winter feeding. Den
yer Stockman.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-23
Assessment Notice.

AIAR1fN WHITE MINING COMPANY. -.
VI Location Of principal place OF business.
San Francisco, California. Location Of work.
Ward, White Pine county State nf Nevada
NoTicE Is hereby given thar at meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on tho 18th day Of
October. 1899, an assessment go. 8o) Of one
Dollar and Twenty Cents per share. Was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation, pay
able Immediately in United states gold coin.
to the Secretary, At the office Of the company
Room -. ifth floor. Mills building San Iran.
cisco, California
any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid GU the ith day of Decem Der,
1880, viii be Delinquent and advertised Tor sal,
at public auction, and unless payment IL made
before, will bee sold on TUESDAY. the 18th day
Of December. lsga to pay the Delinquent as
essinent, together with costs 81 advertising aud
expenses Of sale.
by order Of the Board Of nirec ors.
X. T.. ROSS, Secretary.
ONCE Room n, 6ilh 1opr. Mills BmldIng.
San Francisco, California
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-23
Reno's Smelter Works Perfec thy

Sunday evening Reno Journal scrib-
bier visited the Reno Reduction works
and was surprised to see what had been
accomplished in the past three days
since the smeter was charged for the
first time. 1t Is no exaggerltlon to say
that the officials OF the company feel
elated. That is a mild word. The old
smelter was losing the values OF their
ore at an alarming rate, but the Stag
now assays less than half an ounce in
silver while almost nothing is escaping
in the form Of nue dust.
Harry Clark, who Is practically su-
perintending the smelter, was so sue
cessful in his arrangement OF huxes that
bullion returns are within 8 per cent
of the estimates made In the ASSAY of.
fee.
Forty tons of ore are being smelted
every twenty-four hours aud every
thirty minutes three or four inpots,
weighing seventy pounds each, are car
ried to the bullion vault. The values
retained are gold, silver aud lead.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-23
Hides Going Up.

CHICAGO, Nov. 20th.-All kinds Of
leather and hides in the United States
and Canada have taken a sudden jump
in price. because of general scarcity
of the raw and manufactured material
putting the market almost In state Of
panic. The Transvaal war is helping
to draw the low available supplies Of
American Leaf her and add to the famine
prices. American leather and hides
have been exported TO England in large
quantities lately and the demand from
across the water is on the increase.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-11-23
TrainIoad OF Rich Ore.

DENVER, Colo, Nov. 17.-Nearly
S400, 600 in Cripple Creek gold ore from
the Isabella mine was landed at the
Globe smelter from single train at !
O'Clock Wednesday morning. The ore
came to Denver in special train of II
cars, four heavily armed guards were
aboard, but so skillfully was the move
ment planned that it was not until yes
terday that the news spread abroad.
The sampling was handled with great
dispatch by the experts who decide up
on its value and the following returns
have just been given out: Two cars,
1854, 900; ten cars, 1926, 600; total, 1889, :
600