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The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-17
From Tuesdays Dsily.l

Some one stole some harness from
Mr.. Young HIcklin's farm last night.
Mr.. Jas. Gilkeson lett this morn
ing for Topeka, Kas., where be goes
to engage In business.
DR.. Lewis Carthrae, OF Cordcf,
was in the city last night attending
the meeting or Deslolay Commsu-
derry.
Mrs. ii. L. Mcdonald, who has
been here for a week or ten days Wis
lting the family Of her father, Hon.
II. G. Wallace, returned thls morning
TO her home at st. Joseph.
Mr.. Allen Bethel, Of Kansas City,
who has been visiting relatives In
our city for several days, returned 70
Kansas City last night. MIR. Bethel
is reporting for the Kansas City
World and has been with the paper
for over year past.
Miss Anna Patton, Of Mexico, Mo. f,
arrived IN our city this morning and
is the guest OF Mrs. Richard Field.
She Is enroute to Tokushima, Japan,
and goes as missionary Of the south
ern Presbyterian church.. She will
there join Mr.. and Mrs. Harry White
Myers. Mrs. Myers was formerly
Miss Grace Field, the daughter ol
Judge aud Mrs. Richard Field.
At the invitation Of Capt. W. ID
Rankin, the young ladies Of Centra
Female college went over the rive
this morning TO Capt. RankIn's farn
to gather pecans. Several member
Of DR.. fuckers and Mr. Crensllaw'
families went with the party. Their
! were several hcrdic loads and tn
, girls were having tlne time as the
, passed through town giving thei
college yell aud blowing tin horns
E With the high wind prevailing toda
they won't need any tree climbers I
shake the Decans.
, Last night AZ the meeting OF r
MOlay Commandery No 3, knight
Templar, the degree Of the Knlgl
of the Red Cross was conferred upc
i T.. W. Holland, Of Higginsville, nu
d. A. Slusher and Phil l. Adams,
T. Lexington. At the conclusion OF "
a lodge work the commandery al
journed to Dave Hackers bakei
aud restaurant where 40 elegaI
y spread had been prepared. tt
% eating editor Of the DAILY INTEL
eENcnR was on hand By invitation
F. the eminent commander and d
II ample justice TO the abundant repas
The menu consisted Of oysters raS
;. stewed aud fried with celery, pickle
y cold slaw and other necessary triI
y y mings; quail on toast and shrim
II and the members OF the commando
partook without stint OF the fullne
l. thereof
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From Mondays Daily.l

Mrs Chris Klst returned yesterday
moruing to Kansas City.
DR.. Fredendall left Saturday night
for Columbia, Mo-, To be gone several
days.
Mrs. James Robinson returned yes
terday from Upton, where she has
been visiting several weeks.
CDR G. W. Hyde left this morning
lur Helena, Ark, 10 visit his
daughter, Mrs. Il. j. Wilson,
Miss Ollie Carter returned yester-
day evening 10 Kansas CITY to enIer
unon her school duties there today.
Mr.. q. W. Hicklin left Saturday
e eyenIng for Kansas City, where his
wife has been visiting for several
days.
Mrs. Hanna Waddell returned Sat
urday night from Kansas City, where
she has been visiting Mrs. Frank
Groves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Wallace returned
yesterday evening from 81. Louis,
where they went Immediately after
their wedding.
Miss Alice Cordell, who came down
Friday night from Kansas City TO
visit Miss Sadie McClelland, returned
home last night.
Mrs. Ed. Earl, who has been here
several days visiting relatives, re-
turned yesterday evening with Mr.
Earl TO Kansas City.
Mrs. Lizzie Wilson went TO Kansas
sas City Saturday evening to visit her
daughter, Mrs. q. J. Mccormick, for
a week or ten days.
Mrs. Henry Fisher and niece, Miss
Pauline Stetflns returned " Sedalla
last night. They have been the
guests OF Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Z. COen
since last Wednesday.
MIR. Boyd GIlkeson came in from
his western trip Sunday morning u
see the home folks here and left this
morning for another trip through
Kansas and Nebraska.
Mrs. Isabella Starr, from Hardin,
Mo-, au aunt OF Mrs, Geo Sedwick
spent Saturday night In our city
With Mrs. Sedwlck aud left yesterday
morning for Hlgginsville to visit hel
brother, MIR. Jim Campbell.
| Mr.. ]. d. Dillard, Of 81. Louis
representing the Benevolent aSsOcla
tion Of the Christian church In thi'
state, preached at the South street
Christian church last night. He left
for 81. Louis this morning,
The Lexington Gas Co. has Jus'
received a car load vi retorts ant
other material which will be az ono,
placed In the works here, The Ca
company proposes 10 have everything
in first class condition just as soon a
men aud means eau do II,
I
Mr.. w. G. Musgrove came In las
night from Oklahoma City, where h
is now representing the Kansas CIT.
Times in It's branch Office there. Th'
"Oklahoma Notes" and many othe
interesting items found In the Dali.
Times are from Mr. Mus, rove.
There came near being hre at th
residence Of Dr. G. W. Hyde Saturda.
afternoon at about o'clock.
negro man had been working ln tn
cellar putting 10 coal and had
, candle placed on beard TO enabl
!, him to see. While he was al hom
sor dinner the candle burned dow
and ignited the board and had alread
; started TO burn the floor above whe
/, the timely arrival OF Mr. Nat Bullarl
. with a load OF coal caused the fire :
] be discovered before It caused mucl
damage.
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Fe.rful Wrosl OF Nova scotia.

Yarmouth, N. 81 Nov. 1.-THE
shore Of this county for ten miles
east and west Is strewn with the
wrecknge of the hull and cargo Of
the, steamer City Of Monticello which
foundered Saturday morning and 25
bodies of victims Of the disaster have
been recovered from the sea which is
raging with terrific fury.
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A Texas Wonder.
AALL's GREAT DISCOVERY

One small bottle OF Hsll's Great Dis
covery cures all kidney and bladder
troubles, removes gravel, cures diabetee
seminal emissions, weak and lame backs
rheumatism and all irregularities OF th'
kidneys aud bladder 10 both men ant
women, regulates bladder troubles IL
children. II not sold BY your druggist
will be sent by mail on receipt Of d. ON
small bottle is two month'S treatment
will cure any case above mentioned. Or
f. W. Hall. sole manufacturer, st. Louis
formerly Waco, Texas. Send for testi
monials. Sold by Crenshaw a Young.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-17

St. Paul, Minn., Nov. Ga specialist
from Chicago reached here Monday ON
a special train and after a consulta-
ton with Senator Davis physicians
II was decided to perform second
operation, but the senator's foot will
not be amputated. The senator's
physicians declare he will ultimately
recover.
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u my DEAR said Mrs. Blanks 70 her
husband. "don't you think II wou'o De
sood idea TO get your liie insuredY ,,,
"No. I don't" he grufiiy replied ~ II
wsre 10 do that II would Just DC my
fool iuuk 20 I've forever" ~.
aOA. well.'' meskly answered MIS- i,'
planLs. athen ] wouldn't think OF 40
Ia it."--chic :, ,EysRIag Ns~~
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the emperor. az in civilized countries.
The forts at Taku and other forts on
the coast of Chi II shall be rated and
the importation Of arms and war material
prohibited. Permanent legation guards
shall be maintained and also guards OF
communication between Pekin and the
sea.
Imperial proclamations shall be posted
for two years throughout the empire,
suppressing boxers.
The indemnity Is to include eompensa-
tion for Chinese who suffered through
being employed BY foreigners, but no
compensation for native Christians. The
words missionary and Christians do not
occur In the note.
Fieros Ra,sis with the ksbSiA
Victoria, d. c., Nov. l3.-News was
received by the steamship Victoria
concerning the rebellion in south Chi
na. The, Triads have rebslled In
Kwang 81 and Marshal Su, commend.
er-in-chief Of the imperial forces ID
asking for more men 10 suppress
them. A battle was fought At Tsan
Chou, on the Tsung Chi Ii border, be
tween a body Of imperial troops and
boxers. Gen. Yuan's troops numbered
/ 5000 and the boxers is.0oo. The bat
tie lasted all day. and resulted in th'
defeat of the boxers with great loss
/ Their leader, Chen, refused to re
treat, and when the fight was los
fought with 800 desperadoes in . ra
vine until all were killed. His heat
was taken and hung on the walls o
the city. Six thousand rebels wsr'
killed.
! More chinese 'Msads Esit. y
PelSin, Nov. 8, via Shanghai, Nov
1o.-Four of the leading officials o
Pao Ting Flu, including Ting Yang
the acting viceroy of Pechili. and Ger
Kuswing, were put to death Ncyem
Der 5, under the sentence imposed b
the tribunal of the allies
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READ THIs.

Huntsville, Mo-. Aug. I, 1900 THE |
to certify that have been cured Of kidney
aud bladder trouble with one bottle o.
The Texas Wonder, Halrs Great Discov'
cry, aud can recommend II 70 other
suffering in the same manner.
J. HORACE MILLER.
Couuty Treasurer.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-17

New York, Nov. 1a.-Henry Willard,
the railroad magnate and financier,
died at his summer residence at Dobbs
Ferry early Monday. Mr.. Willard was
largely interested in the Oregon q
California railroad and for time was
receiver Of the Kansas Pacific,
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-17
|ONPLETE RETURNS.
!, III. various States. voed at
4 the Recent Election.


4 the Recent Election.
.,.,., carried % states rnd sssnssd
"a r,se,orai vatss--HryAn Esosisse
y. y.,.. Of "a slssss- EIsW the
Nsr coaEsss. Wi stasd.
alabama
p,v.0 secured $4,000 plurality. car
~ every county in the state. The
IrressiOnAl delegation is-so'idly dem
piic.
n, democrats sweep Arkansas, the
,,.Bty for Bryan reaching 5000.
delegation to congress Is .olldly
nocratic.
Complete returns show that McKin-
MI have 10000 plurality 81 Cali.
t,Ia and the new legislature u
.swhelmIngly rrPpbiicpn The con
sssionai delegation is solidly repnb-
an
Brvan's plurality In Colorado will
,rseste $1,000, which is 100000 less
n four years ago, Fusionists elect
governor and other state officers
soutrol the legislature. This
'as VS. - I w.i5o,t
c'nnses "a -.
Mckinley c.r''ea o.uns'Is's ~
~ plurah,y ne '
p arc rePu''SA
Two thousand piuranyas Dsiar.'e .
hirlbution to the national "A repus 01ls.
ln ticket. Inc legisiatpte' "n'en
cts two United states sen1'cfs' u
doubt.
rSr'a'. ..oi..,.,
Bryan carries fi0rida pyi 1z,yVv p'u,
lity. W. 5. Jennings, . eorsinl o.
Nebraskan, was eiecteo eo'ernoi'
y congressional deiega'ioh 70 s'ho'y
+ mocfale'
essrs~ o.o
n. s'a'e went uenve.s''o a,', , " .''' d,
election was s'rih'nsiy qu'e~ ~.
aemocra'ie vohsr.,"" w
tieeted prac'ieai'y "'tn"n' oPPo'
isAhe'
Bryan carries Idaho ey : piur'n,y =
V Ihe legislature y .uA'oa, wn,s,
reure oni'ea ''sVe' oO
pup -
nc eo"p,et .o.. '. r,. :,
nO,' on s 'oo,Vss 'o' a, Ms ~
.-V ~. 40. D''S 'p % 81. ~. ~
W VI '',''s, s ~. u.Py s.
Y, vas r ',any =. - :. -. ~
Shu' ,.e "ts - ~. :
N %cn.a'.y es'u ~" n. :
Aso " is',va P'u.sy ae ~
s'i0uai ue'seaion s'AA'' " P's
w anu 'e'nVe
inaiana'
sniniey carries ihuia"s " '-'ss
fAn'y. Uuroih lrePJ .or so'eni
mas E''VoO over ne,n .nem.I, ~
'ncans nave IL OF 'he 10 eons'e''
n
lev.
ne fepuDhcan piulai''y IN lows =
s,'es ABOUT so'VoV. me eongre
=, uelegat,on Is sona's s rspusnsA' ,
"''N 'o,7e"
+" 's' so1
A.s.A u.v,,.
nsO%pie'e rs'urns sme ~ rn,n.' w.
is,'", ua ',' P,u,as s,e sno 3
A,o."'' a III, -" 49, y ,sorri,
,or;,v ' n ~, ho,h ~,..nonss =, ~. "
p stands seven republicans aud o.
e Third district doubtful wi
Ia,d.,s
u'uate'
ksn'ssss.
~ tne iace OF the returns the del
as nave carried hentusky LOT u
ai snd state ticket. .py slVVv
P,a'Sii'!. me IePup''esps, no
ahsse 'laud witnou. pre,eu.i
.s !" Auos.ah'la,e ,tne enu,s
s'.e,o,A' ,oee oI W. s'.'e W."
''''eu ny tne rfpupncans'
Lssisis.A-
louisiana gives Bryan 10000 piur
and elects q solid democratic d
hasns
hckinley carries Maine by = p
y Of $4,000, which Is q repul
loss Of 10 per cent. compared W
Asryissd.
no republicans sweep Maryis
u plurality Of $4,000 for McKin
u. elect q solid republican dele
?.
hss'seArsssssq Z
b, vote Of the state for presid
Mckinley, 2ss,4ss; Bryan, !
The congressional delegst
'nd' ten republicans and three d
't Bryan carries the city Of J
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osh shaW Nominated for Congreaa
Watertown, N. Y, Sept. s,--Aibert
D. Shaw was Friday nominated By
the republicans Of the Twenty fourth
district for congress,
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Messrs. William and Fritz stark
and Mrs. Altschaff went to Concordia
this morning to visit relatives for a
short time.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chambers, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jas.
Price, for several weeks, returned
this morning 10 her home 10 kassas
City.
In the case Of the state against Joe
Bell for grand larceny, which was
tried yesterday ln the criminal court
Bell was sentenced TO two years ln inc
penltentiary.
Messrs. John L, Burden and Young
Ewing returned yesterday evening
from Grand Pass, 10 Saline county
where they have been spending sew
eral days duck hunting, They
brought back very nice lot oil duck
| With them.
! A sIngletree on one Of the transie
busses broke this morning 'on Ia
steep little hill just south OF III
Missouri Pacific freight tracks AM
the bus had to be left on the hillsld
until the damage could be repaired
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N. democrats sweep Arkansas, the
|,r.Bty for Bryan reaching 5000.
A, delegation to congress Is .olldly
'mocratie.
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|u,v,u secured $1,000 plurality. car
n ,"s' every county in the state. The
.sr,,es,IOnal delegation is-ao,idlydern-
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MISCELLANEOUS MELANGE.
From SATURDAYS Daily.l
To Be rIarried Soon.


We are permitted this evening to
announce the marriage OF Mr.. !. g.
Neale aud Miss Sadie Bay McClelland,
to take place on the afternoon Of the
twenty first day Of this month.
MIR. Neale, familiarly known among
his intimate friends as Ike, is a
native Missourlan, having beeR born
and reared In Lafayette county,
Himself cultured and refined gen.
tieman, he belongs 10 one Of the
oldest aud most highly esteemed lam
lilies of our county. Most OF his life
has been spent in his home county
He was for several years one OF the
owners Of the lNTEELIoENcER. 10
the last few years he has taken
more or less. active part iu politics
and from 1898 to 1900 was mem0el
of the democratic state central com
mlttee. Since 1896 he has been prl
yate secretary 10 Congressman W. s.
Cowherd.
Miss Sadie Bay McClelland, thu
bride TO be, has grown up 10 our Guy
and was educated 10 our city schools
aud colleges. She moves 10 oul
highest social circles, is cultured ant
refined and is regarded as one OF th'
most beautiful young ladies 10 ou
lefty. Her family connections ar
among the best In our land. lie
father, Col. NJ. V. l.. McClelland
lnow deceased, belonged 10 that hlgl
type Of honorable citizenship that ba
made our state noted for true man
hood and generous hospitality. MI
l Neale has indeed won capital prlz
and IL to be congratulated on havln
secured for his life companion on
so well qualified In every respect I
meet the high and noble duties .
wifehOOd. :,
The wedding will be quiet famll
affair at the brides home, with Nj
j. G. Crenshaw and Miss Georgl
Gilkeson as attendants. The brldi
couple will leave for Kansas City 0
: the 5:ll p. m. train, aud the ga
following they will leave kansas Ci'
for Washington for the winter.
, The INTELLieENcER extends col
. gratulatlons in advance and wish'
I the Young couple a long life Of pro
, | .a,i,, and nnatioved hanninpss
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-17

|romplete returns show that McRin-
4 Mi have. 10000 plurality 81 Cali
In. and the new legislature u
',4wheImIngly rrpublican The con
,.,iopai delegation 10 solidly repnb-
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-17

bryan carries Florida by, 2a,coo plu.
sIity. W. S. Jennings. = cousin Of
Nebnskan, was elected governor
i congressional delegation is solidly
mocradc.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-17

Brun's plurality in Colorado will
gr.eate $1,000, which is 100000 less
m four years ago.. Fusionists elect
governor and other state officers
control the legislature. This
ans the retirement Of United States
b,tor +. A. Wolcott.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-17

resident Mckinley win go out Of
Oraaka with a plurality slightly in
eas OF 5000, and a majority over all
nearly 1000, republican gain In
7 Years Of $1,000. Complete returns
m IS Of the 20 ccunties In the state
Mckinley iao.ot7; bryan, iii,ss7.
remaining Ave counties, based on
vote Of four years ago. make the
Tor Mckinley is2,ssaj Bryan, ma
MeKnley's plurality, s,a7o, Re
rs from ~ counties show Dietrich
p for governor TO be 1921 ahead
roynter, fusion. The remaining
mites will eut down Dietrich's lead
W 700. Dietrich is the lowest man
,he ticket, so that the entire re-
'n'aA atats ticket u slsS,sd.
nsW Jesssy.
.v Jsr,sy, gives . r,prhllcs.sYas-
Vet $4,000 and eiects sevsA re-
a'aR and one demoerAtis' ssoH'
|NAAN.A
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-17

Ibis state went demoeratic BY $4,000.
y election was strildngly quiet All
democratic congresHinen were
elected practically without opposi-
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-17

Two thousand plurality s. Delaware's
htribution TO the national repub-
Ia ticket. The Legislature. which
,ct, two United States senators, Is
. doubt,
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Necessary 10 choice, ~.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-17

The state Of Washington rcverses
its 1895 verdict and gives Mckinley
1900 plurality. Rogers (fuHion) is
| elected governor.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-17

)n the face Of the returns the dem
ats have carried Kentucky for ma
pal and state tickets by 5000 to
. plurality. The republicans, how
,, allege fraud without presenting
nres to substantiate the charges.
electoral vote Of the state will Be
ltested by the republicans.
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Bryan carries Idaho by = plurality Of
iso The Legislature Is fusion which
ID retire United States senator
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-11-17

Mckinley carries Connecticut by
IIais plurality. The four aorgress-
b are republican.
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Wisconsin gives the republican ma
tional ticket phenomenal majority
Of LOG, 600 and elects a solid republican
delegation Of ten to congress.
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The Keystone state this year broke
its phenomenal record of 1896 by re.
turning a plurality of 100000 for Nc
Kinley, OF this, Philadelphia fur
nished i2o.OOo and Allegheny county
$1,000. The legislature will return
IN. s. Quay to the senate.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-16

Toda c1ase de sordera personals dne NO oR~
gan bien, SON Curables por medic de nuestra
nueva invencion; so1amente losque hayan naci.
do sordo son ircurabies. Los rufdos en- las ore-
Jas cesan ninmediatsKnente. Escrfbauos porme-
uores sobre case. Cada persona puede enraS-
se por 81 n1islna ss casa, Con n1uy poco gastOs
DiR. DALT0Ts AURAL CLINIC, sss In SaEe Ave.
CHICAGO ILL.s @. vs On "A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-16

Don Felipe CASA due G ,iccechea, Juez
ase cia dc de Tribunal del Dis tito de Pom
ce, 6 instructor 6e los aEtcs Que SO dirap
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20
PROMISES to be One of the Best
Sections in the West.
THE MINE DEVELOPMENTS
A 200 Gallon Pump Ordered and 50
Ton C%oncentrator In Prospect
Pole Greek Placers.

"Red Blu is one of the growing min
ing camps of Montana" said G.. D, B.
Iurner to-day to al Inter Mountain re-
porter, and with cheap electrical power
winch we will have in the near future
1t will be one of the best mining sections
of the west
Mr.. Turner has been ngage in MINING
operations in Madison county for MANY
years. He has met with reverses, bu.
was always sanguine that the mines of
the Pony and Red Bluff districts would
turn out all right some day. He now
has charge of operations at the Pole
creek placers, which were acquired last
fall by a Toronto, Canada, syndicate
from A. w. and C. e. Tanner. He is
also directing the work at the Red Bluff
mines which is under lease and bond to
a Quebec company.
"Our large hydraulic pump is being in
stalled at the Pole creek placers," said
Mr.. Turner. 1T is the the largest plant
of its kind in Montana and will give a
head Of 1000 miners inches which will be
sufficient to work a very large area of
ground daily. The placers are being
operated by the Montana Hydraulic
Gold Mining company, a Toronto corpor-
alton, which has already mad one large
payment on the purchase price of the
mine. We have been engaged in the
work of installing the plant and are get
ting ready for spring work.
AT the Red Bluff mine we have pur-
chased a large station pump from Penn
sylvania. This pump will have a capac-
ity of 900 gallons per minutes but will
only be worked to half its capacity as
the water in the mine will not exceed
$50 gallons. We are now making pre-
parations to sink the shaft an additional
100 feet which win make it 300 feet in
depth.
within the last six weeks we have
shipped five carloads of ore averaging
$50 per ton in gold to the ton. Drift
ing and prosecuting is being carried on
the 200-foot level and we have a large
body of good concentrating ore in sight.
Chalmers for the erection of a 50-ton
lco%ncentrator On the ground.
y 1.-The Red Bluff Mining & Milling COM
pany is the name of the corporation OPP
Grating the Red Bluff mine. This COM
pany has obtained a charter from the
Canadian government and its officials are
much encouraged at the result of recent
developments at the mine. The Red
Bluff in the past produced about $500 900
in gold we averaging about $50 per ton
and has always paid undo favorable
circumstances.
"Other mines in operation in the Red
Bluff district are the Red Chief, Pay
Rock, Comstock and Tilton. The Red
Chief is being worked under lease by
VIM. Sherman, who, last week shipped
a carload of ore netting $3.50 to the tom.
The Pay Rock is being operated by Butte
parties. The Cemstock is one of the
most promising properties of the district.
A shaft has been sunk 100 feet opening
up a 6-foot body Of ore averaging 1922
in gold to the ton. r.. W. and :. F..
Tanner are operating the Tilton and are
now developing a shaft which has reach
ed a depth of 21O feet"