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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-29
PAY Of CUBAN SOLDIERS.
A QUESTION WHICH IS FELT TO BE
OF VITAL INTEREST.
&hausA Advance the Necessary
Msney, holding Customs Receipts
n secarfty TO Reinhurse Itself.

HAVANA yzr @-S@no- rres-sco
Mora. ne s2vZ scEerzs3r % Havana - an
tBteyvssss tGzsay. DECLARED that the question
GO ne z~vusas q rn@ CubG1 amy aas 81
ra1ea greater importance thar ice Wash
s1gre7 govsra11@sxE seems ID re2-.x9- he
sad Il TIE C4EaEs Ee<e 20 collect the Es.s-
scras CO ne ss51r4s. wEkra are taz4~ prep
erxy, saes- first acton xpGsa Ie 20 unezS
cussa's saere3 az,.zxz,io2S 20 ta& array ~
payment = ssl o. the soldiers The eZ2s-
toras administration bzinS n Tie hsa1s
~ tsr AzseE.-4Ezs. he G25aEs make So
PIE ssasazesE proposition 10 me En4tezs
States government that i. saz.a asvarcs
Fz-orey 10 Jay tbs t-ocss&s holding the czs-
toms as ser2ysgy.
s@nor Mora considers the Enasress!zsa-
ton ce the importance Of mis- matter IN
1crtGzete, aid ass views are he'd by a -sA-
5or3ty Of the CuSans
Ger sEyoer r<.,s-ts that 5e or go rne-n-
bsrs ~ TIE Cuban army are eEcanpe3
near SaEssI Ss1ritsas. ioaf.ng about and Pill
fering ard begging food. Gen. Snyder sent
word % tasEn that Il iaey would come 20
sazscta Ssir4tgs 20 help the Americans 30
csszFs TIE Eo<Ts they would receive s1v and
ra.-ans. but ne nrsr Mas refused ire CO.
Bars replying that they we're soaGsers, not
EC2yrEgs-s.
Ma. Gen. Ludlow. military governor OF
the department. CT Havana. has issued an
order fzpsnfsing the execution CO 5uig-
lsesi%s against t.ss CITY, 80 tGzf 10 SATISFY
Spanish claims me treasury VII not ne
ksst without money. The Eanco Espa1ol
- nos collecting ard Will continue 20 COL
lsct cert AIN municipal dues including L.
esfgss feeS, market rents and meat taxes
out q which fae bank VIII pay Itself the
Interest CT the =. vx.ssss bands OF the feat
Ing debt The hank may be superseded
later. when the financial commission saau
have Prepared plan for administering ths
finances One % the banks functions has
been 70 collect She school tax in GUIANA
bscea ard supervise the schools * has
been coilectsng the taxes as usual for sew
erzl months but the schools have been
closed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-29
zH&e&H&e&e&e&e&H&e
YOUNG BALLS CASE ATTRACTING
THE ATTENTION OF 1zEDkCAL e14EN

4 SURGICAL case which is at
"A tracing the attention OF all
medical men who have heard
or IL Is that OF Charles Bah. whose
parents live at the C0.orna house.
lii3 First avenue. He was coast
Ing down Union street, January ?
when his sled struck an obstruction
and caresned against passing
horse. The animal became fright
ened and Kicked the boy. cutting
ont a portion OF the skull In the left
back part OF the head. Bones. the
size of 5~cent piece. were torn
out. leaving hole two and a half
inches in diameter.
Young Ball was carried to his
home, where he has since remained.
but in nowlse "A critical condition.
Dr. Bories. the family physician.
attended 10 the patient. Applying
an'isepttcs 10 prevent the ravages
of septic germs. and II is believed
that the boy viii live When ne
was kicked by the animal. part Of
the brains oozed ont. and the brain
Is now protruding from tie arer-
tufe. The patient suffers no pain
and HIS faculties are unsrnpaired. II
IS however. feared tha, mis- right
slice Will be paraiyzed. There are
few cases az the kind known
where the subject has lived more
than few days. The boy IS only {
years old.
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cclzn- wAsra - s-E-z1 ard sz<s<So- a. esSs-
~ sssv-z S~= EG-@- I.sErrSsssr-zsesz1 T1&+ E5e1
b. saE@e1 20 SEX leE Eezss. I-sey k-s@
r1ks. tray szs@5a<x-ar1 x Iee1gcGE7zy, &zs1
Tor years 1sezr eyes have aesa r2r-zsz2 %
P0E~x sgrr2
w cnsascz EzS zzrsiz-v-ne q E1kssG rA1-
sras cA2<zSe SEcs arriving se-S. ! tzs.AS
tha- tbs 70 zA@ cegnAz@ s1rsson ~ sns
United SAFES he s1-1-~ A9Ere - Ers&~
e4.4es. tsze aaEe- % E1Hss1se 1ee-s- ben
So consider f4r nzSzn@Ex Kris xoa1-rf14
trade w-1A Cara yAg dormant aTs1 hrs1e-
xesar-el. me gre<gec- - 3zzzE1g- Dvsr the
Paste ara &E ssss.se n people aw&Aeczsg
20 The E4~ts ard the znzhsts5-zs - evil
zA.son- TSsak wssat S@a-tl4 viii - when
IL wss- haze a~e0rr@ the Ts0iaa- OK exchange
ssr this Ea5e. TIE future - % NE q
dream - immensely. yz@x o. giants ths
rzS@ Of 2 caEnrs9s~lcSs xsnxe- 1oEls z2-ac alta
wSg.sh tAose gzzs before are " but p~g-Ey
gsze
seattle and The Scss-2 vii get from Ese
ia sE-grgese rssro-nsn~-3a-zoa ! CAL give
20 my Eastern trlssal@
whafcom county dSSs aos want the
Doa9aus road law repealed by this Esgfs-
la12rs. tbs $ ne oKssl@e1 q Attorney &
w Howard. OF Newman * Howard. FAR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-29

j. W. Egber., NJ y. medicine.
cures easarrG wherever located
Once introduced tHto TIE family. Pe-7
always STAYS II becomes 81 ffetlspe
remedy FOR the Thousand AID oae =
are sure to bseaIl the fAfnsly IN ~
rnaie CatarTh 10 some ofs 81 W
forms X bound 10 enter The hoassaess
the Result Of the riEors Of wsfssss
heat Of summer Colds. eougns
"a age. crc&sp. G.Arrasea. dysssscsss
feciions u the stomach. liver. gal1ss -.
the pe,*3c organs. are ocly fsdsFers n
OF catarrh 4 few doses OF fe-ru-sAs
onset Of a IA sFrnas disease aff -
TO stop g. fe-rll-na is tie OILY -
remedy yoe devised teat Viii cure - = ?
in al " It's forms and pssssesk -
cures hy removing the Gauss, - =
cures perGna neatly k'ov ire hla - 81
tina saaa}ect ~ catavrh ss3dfe. ~ - ~
fu-3a Drug Manufacturing CosnsAV
lusrs1lsss. Oa-o-
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Mrs Lizzie VI. Brewer. Westerly. r. l..
writes N a recent letter 70 DIR. Hartman;
II was very much Pleased 20 read in cur
daily rapsr for the first time tina. your
remedy (Pe-ru-nal s being advertised in
Cur city. ] have been doing for years all
thar ] could - make the people Of oUr
city understand the virtues 0g your rsme-
dies and yoss may judge bow glad am 10
see your remedies advertised III Cur papers.
I have used Pe-ru-ra IN EaS fanny Tor
over four years | nnd Il Il Slre cuxe for
all catarrhal affections ~ common ia this
part % the country. X cures a cold AZ
once. There "a DO cough medicine that can
AZ All equal Pe-rsa-na. As for "a grippe
there = 10 remedy that can compare Al al
with Peruna@"
Mrs. o. T. McHa-gue, Bozeman, Mont.
Wr..aa: '.As.er l reeeivssl yoar aav.ee IN
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a
hA with 1t specific for
q all
kidneys and that form
: / ana \
OF all
I
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20 10y store ah1 SAID
taa- her heaiGa had
t1een "a Ing fs- soma
tine ard that hcr case
hal fsaniesi tha skill %
Der physicians. / got
her a bottle 81 Peru
IA. aef about three
We ~ later SHe came
IN my store zgal7g and
Sail taaf she Ha-s wei.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-29

CHICAGO. Jan 2S.-Isen. Sheridan. com
mander OF the department q the Lakes,
Issued orders today fos tire departure Of an
expedition for ths Philippines. The force
viii include the Third infantry. no@ AZ
Fort Smelling. and four companies OF the
Seventeenth infantry. stationed al Column
bus barracks. Ohio. The troops Will leave
heir home stations on January 30 and sail
frorrs NeR York on February 9
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The
New Germ wall
Railroad

construction work would be commenced
this spring"
Mr.. NoEltry WAS member Of the drs:
stale legislature from Waatc0rn county.
the long session ~ Iss9 and 1854 He Is
president and manager 1r the Sooksack
Shingie q Lumber Company. which oy4T-
ates t.o mills. with a combined capacity
Of 1Si.e0s shingles per day. at Licking.
The read VIII go IN tie direction OF
Mount Baker" he continued toward the
undeveioped coal lands. I. may rot be fin
ished 70 them for some time but II will
tap A country .ich in timber and agricul-
turai possibilities that will make il a god
investment.
The Grief hackers ~ the project are
=. b Cornwall and Aiyinza Hayward OF
San Francisco. and other stockholders in
tGs rockingham Bay 81 British Columbia
road.
The Cornwall mil. which burned down.
Is being rebuilt on q larger and better
scale Than the old Plant. Machinery men
have told me that II viii have the hest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-29
Minnesota
!. um bermen
VIII Return.

and city OF the Northwest. from Portland
10 British Columbia. They have learned
more about the country in this say than
they would have discovered through years
Of reading and hearing OF IL. II h very like
ly that as result Of their investigations
they or other Minnesota lunbermen viii
purchase timber lands here
We are thoroughly satisfied with the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-29

MANILA. Jan. 2s.-Gen Otis has re-
called the Fifty-farss IGRa volunteers
from Iosio This is done ln order ina. The
transport Pennsylvania. Gu board Of which
the regiment i auG has been most OF the
time since she jeti EonolaIg .nas b+ re-
paired The eighteenth infantry and Sixth
artillery viii remain al Iio.lo indefinitely
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regard 10 the supposed
polypUss. IS 1 then
could no. afford 20
have X removed. l be-
gan 10 take pe-ru-na.
thinking | might az
least get some temper
ary rei5eE by toe tirne
] a8ls taken ore hottie
The pcz yp}zS had dlsap-
p~-aYei. and ehree Dot
tie.s cured the casarrh
and throat trouble I.
have recon- rnan4esi The
medicine 70 ssvsTz..
friends. A 81 ri gaf.a-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-29
Person 81

II " Ha5aes returned from ras-~-n
Oregon yesterday morning
81 Arfassr sgsws<t cieak an sste
s-syfr f1r >ewGa3 60. leaves tsr1sw
Cor NeN YORK Fraagketz.
Tsa}y. ~ E'orel2r3. "a ho has t-4n
as y A8Zrara ssa eJ;sszsas. 5 a. Ia. kEofe&
>ssssAcgss am Gas @ray aaxTse
4. F. cFonen~ess lesz for LIS Aaxsses
yesSss T3ax - - gore ssn aAgs "a exsas-
ErsE coEasecsrx3 a1Ea tae s>..s.1esz-fs.f~.ss
kxE.sgx.aa E9sxAay.
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- = ter's wlff | rosna IN
contact WITH al clasSss of people, and shall
@sNayS SPEAK good word for fe-rrI~va
nSfe gwen trial bottles % s. few frsen9s
Lsi11ng yo4 abundant success. 3, lors- a..
}0a 'Ilsfst Il 90 richly "a y9u faeye hsrs,Ts-
fore reruala very truly.
NJ a r jackson. Mansfield. La. SAYS.
Al o1e ;lif1e a lasif fries4d OF mine came
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j. ". xE
D. Neosho. IA
graduate q -
schools q nse
says Of Pc-raaE
have. dursng
ysars OF ny
practsce, cst
seen pH-rn-M&
with ratify:H J.
suits. eas Axss
had weaasoa U
its x4f;t&s %
practice aad
er Il AZ eIfy<5
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average va1ae 81 81 - a. tss@ sc-sez8 q
ssse s9-se0s sk1zes TIE ledge - parity
ssrrAgry. ast ssat ~ giving vzy - pre-
azzvfz The Ka5s9. asSgsaeT Es21zn s. -
ssrrS~ gso1z. Shows = 5-ssas1 yezz q gzssts-
Eopssssx ssre az Las GzstsoErs ~ TIE s9-.asEl
sfzfs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-29

INTO DE country years ago ard sack up a
f1s5ca s@eFty-tn-ee uasles from taa mouth
- Forty Miie tsvSr. ard near TIE tssssrtar-,
Aee 2eswesn she Northwest tsrgItnrr ard
AlHS&8. faree ~ t19y yeas aga Sssrv~y9r
GeavF& og-lz3e ~as irxSs,.gatt-x rn@ he'.-
5sFg UNs. when Il Sas learned .hae ~srn
h@& GAa: q AIS potatoes gro @saG "a t,arsa-
0la2 si23 i2s lander - American assgI
II an Americas sad ~ i -x-t.-s.-
gFa@ potatoes iss Canadian ground. Taeg
SGot grow there anyway
I@eEeGfrcu >sw RGI4eei - every rIsrs
CT tGe Canadian t.,t2e q rs raa~h No.
aslAsSlr3 TIE tsct tssE potatoes are a
very - ga bic crop 0s there SIR thaw
Pc Nss Ewes, o.. ssf~ American z.7p TFs -
fasas 30 pa hss tas9t scrsss fae ssss.Yss{sr -
jEs tis even -s!ne& ~ AraeFs~zr ve~~fso~,-
&e &assn want C~aAdiSn gold"
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matters in the North
west, went TO Everett
yesterday en- their
way home over the
Great Northern.
They have been IN
sirftsf every town
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machinery Of any n1i2 on the coast. 1t
H4} u9ut larger than the old rtsf}
There e only one industry IN What
con- &C mtg thar ssuguiS4es Hop ~ais-
ing has been almost abandoned There
ara hardly mere than go acres in cults
tss5A7n Be see aGfs rhs extremely ts,sr
Ef.res are the cause u the 6sx-adcsseSa Gtgi1
iassa Farmers who ~Te~ hops during the
past year are happy for they sold al Is
ce4ts PER gosud"
OR 0f the odGest characters az Alaska
Is Sagn Patch. Of Forty Nile river whe
s1tlsies his the between mining ana rails
ING potatoes sam II thorough Auerf-
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1ATEL
We .aye built. un-
der this :aw. eighty
niles % wagon road
IN Nhascsan county"
said he q, the Hotel
Butler yesterday att
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-29

Sire said she ,o!a her Mr A r. Jackson
Dsf$s4cssn @Etsa he came 10 see. her that
she dtd n0t heel hfs ep~t4res 80, -
mat Pe-TH-na had made a young yxo,os,s
81 her again Her cor12pE8int was s-,afsr~b
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THE PASSING THRONG.

The Saltwater. Msnn.. iambermen, Rob-
ert Slaughter. II. d. Campbell. James
0'Ssii and j. o. Nelson. VINO came here
some weeks since 20 investigate timber
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can. ana a3es not love
Canadians. s2sl! A.
e Nheesar. who has
FfAS82sS come OUT
from Eagle CSty ara
Forty Aiss. ard Is .:
sfza klFsTs.~ ga ,.-.,-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-29

Ssattle yesterday aft
ernoo1. r ne foeat-
Ing surveys have
been begun, aDdSl-
perinteDfient J. J.
Donovan ,ofd NE
some DAYS ago that
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r Il. barrow ard i. 1sysrzz!T@- Of aars-
n@apolzs, ~ho are representing syfs,zs-
cate 81 capitalists - fsz1 ely, are III
sFseetgssg essrsss sssrstnz claims Sss@ss ~
The syndicate a. Tsre63 creek and ~ Ee-
sssss4Ae. 1T TIE latter carap they Rave
ARIA aged So pss6 a fierce % gsSz 10 vffsyk
70 develop rsze Valley Y k@W CGsz2Tss&g q
esalas ~ a1<a lie zDgzs- - fseF tfoEsa zbs
Morning .Es20ry. Z Is us &Ezss8sseE fer rEs
sysS@sst to asnx Ess-fssst c3Zisse ese-eSss<: =
rsesffs GE2f. 1n t5z@ sesax1 81 4ez parallels
this Morning Ggory se1zs. The ADVENT ri
TINS sysc9s4ss RI the camp a8s GeTxz~xe3
considerable Stir So En11xg szrezeE 80 *
r. asEs9arsfEs2s4 u carries great 9SA3t3 ~
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eounsry.' ssld Mr.. Slaughter. who l. man
ageT of tbs East STE Lumber Company.
- Saltwater. "h0t / C8nrot say ihAt any
9Ue = IN. party MI make investments
nrfe AS a result u our ysslt we Mere not
aide to ~ 3u19 tae timber aud @ee 38S1 gaat
N0a have Fse cold, rainy %eafhsr made
wtt4Ca os QaT- gufk tee unpleasant. " hat
~e have learned of tfe timber - from
whAf we sa~ q t5e logs about mills we
vested ard tas ttT5teT tsat could Ia sTen
NHFu traNeIt2g
country N6s delighted every one IN tEse
party. itUc : we zave all known thar =
Nas very large taese sas To surprise.
fa&es soana Gr.oe IS famous farmer east
tAan Nsnn~Hafs
We asi NOT some oos here vita the plsr-
sros" vs making fssVest FiiVriss, b5, rather 20
ok a. ire -oszutry. Al Minnesota lgrst<r-
7s'er, rs'sl'ze that t iS bet question y
tsrne wheH ;se uuasr gsppy there having
t=to'2e OK -ausfest- - saaA - com sse}3ed
t2 nlsRe. a1r business "a The Nac-hw~sf
: -. Neson. o. Th& PARIS. has Interests
a Everett azst.S with h.s ~o7. A -
: san. g.--oassl taH interest "a tae
Bel Aln coTp&ny a. ta4t tcwn.
Iosge James " Mccormick. q Rhine
iaud~r. KS y ao has heeu i'm seattle a~a
aa~ut sA@ sound daring sne past s4x
weeks wi5s 1saye tov California Arizona
t,,-------------------so nd BIS saaae THIS at
pr~m erft~on- ;its visit =
tA@iy Is result ln tAe
OF aaSgE' ters og several
IEnnarnstt.. tG'11-'+F 3seA ~ H~3ffa-
fos. AA }25g@ 81
- oneida reslary fe- II
Yoarz aSd suisse sger-gs zs ~ affsr~ax
su=sge Ac-orEatrS gained q sarSe a.
4uain @nse aEnoaG tn@ sA ~ns4sl rsen and
gasratevsssr 80 als STATE
rssysns - TixIs - aax xa5eefe.s ~nl.ea
tsfoyrazstia# Cgnc*rptf-E ttTaaer enss EaFrg-
seg pr tnSse @cs. ssfnSArres. =aauv -
- fsss wer@ .fs clients. Tscr zaks.f ASA.
"a tea a@ sefs tc@fr r. se9& ss1gssUgsas7
Sasss Use sarsfs't sts fsat nH A3s fe5zra
A& fssN@s give ss@gEg sssza E&-ss. &Asa and an
fnff43sssaf asstgsua fse s. csssArs4E ses
ksss fssga %ToMt dssAs assent ta@ tlzr,he~
4ss1 THE 3HtE Sef trade - Tae NosEa - esq
1Ssssa& g7rasf.ass t1eE 8@E c- tness ssea~
'ss-zFeG 49, -gTsae - Puget ss0g1 a. ogseuf
50 - b yesterday. ~ sA~ NaSsa NS.x ItserTs.
G~s 10y EsA4-xs Ia. s1s s4~.sScy q M
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erGoon We find thai i IS the basi tina.
niles os road 20 build in wh2tcom county.
and y TIE law remains We shall get along
very nicely n the development Of o1r part
CO tae state
According 20 the Donoaue law the pay
uzenr for reads Is distributed. road dis
txicts ard cities paying third. the owners
Of tas strip tEo miles wide on eacn SIDE
gay third and the county z. large pays
another third. In this xay We believe ina.
TIE costs Of nex roads are equally dlv!zed
amongst those wko receive the benefits
l have noticed that there l. movement a.
Olympia 20 repeal tAs law and tan say
that Inc people % Nhatcom county hope
tie legislature Will not c02lfe1a.1es IL
'-Wha.com county has been doing well
during the past one and one-aalE years.
xsicn Is undoubtedly the result in some
measure OF the roads built II the past two
years Bank deposits have Increased e.sOr-
Iously in that time. / CANNOT give the
figures. buc IN conversations lad WIZ
bankers this has been brought OCT Il
seems 20 me that the greater part ct the
money is owned by small dess0S.sors, n
amounts ranging from $3.50 so sSG. That
indicates an exceedingly healthy industrial
condition. TIE farmers. laoorers and me
chan.cs in Single mills and sawmiI.s. nsh
errnen and Gamers have this money"
G. = Swigert secretary Of the City and
Suburban Railway Company a. Portland.
was at the Hotel Butler yesterday.
The preliminary surveys OF the Eysrsoa
branch Of the Beiiingaam Bay s. British
Columbia road are about completed" sad
w r. Aouitry. of Licking. az ire Hotel
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indigestion eakl change - lifs. ] hsr ~
ffoTlucs'i your Fnezc ues by faTusaie -
ahsilt into maav families IN rE $50
and IN nearly every ease the mus ssasf
+E1g results have been effected
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a specimen sample taken from = Ess21asr
IN The MsgE5s1a tunnel, winch szas sent
50 Spokane To ~ ass&ycG this week show
20 satca % s1zzx4 g. The sample 1ESst-
I'D wltn visible free gold In order to
e0le.sy ascertain the sxts1t % tgsa GRE
a.. additional force nas been put II 20
asa Hea.sz.f.r4T,syssg 'lf- r4-sfxs@yry
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camp Mckinney DeaIs.
lie Fi~ur-Com.toek tn start.

The Is. A. e.. which isss week purchased
the la FTeGr- tsof4astock property. on la
Fssur mountain. p4ar Sssson. Wash for
81. Eco. has announced SIS intention 20 start
work Immediately upon this weil-knoxn
property with the expectations of making
early shipments Of itS ore 20 he Noythfsort
ssa~.zef. owned BIZ a company auxiliary 20
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work ON the Hit or Miss.

TIE SHAFT Ia .sae Hit or Miss Is row
Down 10 = depth o. 81 feet. wasfe ths ledge
ssao.s ane lookinz quartz. the value o.
make knowa TIE property Is 20 sItuas-
ed that il can be opened up 20 2 depth
81 - feet rs Il tBargei that eIald Re
driven alsn2 the le6ss thus ex posing Il IL
al points. This Will probably De done
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News reached here fran Estalbile FRI
day 81 q strike ia the Admiral Dewey
group ~ claims lying as0UE 8 rnlie and
q half south OF the Mountain L4oar In r..
sssE aeit district. &. Z Dexter. RAN
gEer 81 TIE property, wired saat n ns-d
opened a ledge ~ quartz a. feet wide In
tie AsBe5 is. Claim % TIE group. and that
values ~ from g. 20 81 IN gold were oh
taksae1 az seven feet sn depth ard that fhs
value was Improving AZ the rate Of %
cents per foot The Gre Is sasG 10 re
% TIE rant character as taat IN the
Mountain Lion and Republic mines
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Foreman Aehae ~ S&e ssvHut View
properties. states 5sAt ire asss3 Tsp sssss
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A measurement Of TIE Princess Mau9
tunnel Thug sday showed thai there wax
yst thirty feet yst 10 rtan II the ledge
rnains aimed Its supposed pitch The s.nxth
of ths tunnel ~ ~ fssf- IT IN very prob
able that the ledge viii change tts piseh
srur1 that sn the bottom ri The shaft.
ard II II da.s II fgsAy f,a from ten 10 sgasa-
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mated TIE rock ia shs faxss 81 tire tur-
mel IL very bard and Ia cSnsegussse prog
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Mig Buffalo Group bonded.

Charles Sweeney. the sell-knowa rl.rfang
mat IF tbs city. mas gone 20 New York
FER the purpose Of floating the Big Buffalo
group OF Claims. In "a. Buffalo Hump
country, ressnsly tsoaae1 10 Spokane par
sses for ts54,on Experts are aow on she
ground. preparing 10 reIort On the prop
*riy.
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TITO Lane Pine ussne la rapidly coming
20 the fore So one cf the leading gEop<r-
ties ia EsDah.se The east drift rex
shows seven feet 20 esean quartz that
assays . daily average ~ fFusn - tg SIS
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being pushed wish Al. speed AID ~ yfss
al fase good showing mad. the stock IL
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