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taking DR.. Miles Nervlue she could see
a change with the first bottle. She con-
tinued TO improve under that treatment
until the fits had entirely disappeared. aud
she has been free from them now for two
and one-half years. y. Il. REID.
"J07 Kishwaukee St, Rockford. I'll.
when my sister, Edith Johnson, was
rine years old she was taken with in
fiammatory rheumatism and 1t turned into
st. Villas dance She was for SIX weeks
that she could neither walk nor talk, and
was in bed for ten weeks. We doctorc9
and doctored and she grew worse all the
time. We had to sit by her bed day and
night to keep her from jerking cat onto
the floor. one day my father sent the
doctors all away and began giving her
Dr. Miles Nervine, and before she had
taken two bottles she could talk and walk.
We were greatly surprised to see how rap
idly she mended. ana we think the Ner-
vine IL the greatest medicine on earch.
We also used DR. Niles Nerve and Liver
pills in connection with the Nervine, AMI
fcund them a splendid remedy.
MRS, HARRY GLEADALL.
$50 Bond Ave. Marion, Ind"
Dr. Miles Neryine IL sold at all drug
stores on a positive guarantee, Write for
free advice and booklet TO
DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO. Elkhart. Ind
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NEW YORK.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Apnl ls-The stock market after
making an Indifferent struggle all DAY against the
force Of depression. Yielded all around in tho last
hour and closed under pressure and with prices
on rapidly descending scale. Transactions were
large all day and the railroad list made consider
able show Of strength ia the opening dealings. but
there was heavy selling In the iron and steel stocks
But some 81 the railroad stocks were bid on con-
ndently IN the face ~ violent declines In this group
Missouri Pacific hnoysni and carried the whole
Of the Southwestern group with It. This stock went
TO 6is and its influence promised &C ono time TO
overcome the reaetonay forces hut II fen suddenly
to Thursdays level. and the whole lis, fen heavily
Ia sympathy. No definite news was Forthcoming 70
account for the weakness 81 the hon aud steel shares
teyond the assertions that the large selling for
account q important inside interests
Late In the day r,inor took form that there
was 20 hc extensive shaking down Of plans 81 the
great metal companies the ground ~ oyrTprpinc-
ton, IN anticipation Of business daring the early
pert Of this year, which had materialirc Amer
lean Steel and Wire aud Federal steel led the de-
cline, in point OF activity and weakness There
group. which made stand against the weakness Int
points under Thursdays prices
The course ~ money markets In Londcn and Der
lin gives little prospect ~ support for American
securities there and uneasiness for the
future u those markets throughout the financial
world
The bond market active and showed MARKED
strength which yielded only slightly 20 the late dc
pressing influences Total sales par value ~ Us op
United States advanced A. lmt the fires regis
tered declined !. and the thrces registered 1 in the
hid price
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Low-GRADE ORE DEPOSITS.
scientific Treatment Rendering
Them Profitable,

The time when ore OF low grade was
piled on the dump. while higher grade rock
was sent to the smeter. will soon be
looked back upon by operators with regret
Tor the great values neglected or entirely
lost through the lack of scientific treat
ment. Today mining is a more exact
science than ever before and the miner
who sti' ks to old-fashioned methods Of
treatment Is justly regarded as back
number. The prospector Is much more
likely to discover large body OF low
grade ore than small vein OF sensa-
tional value and II he comes across n
deposit more than 400 feet wide he can
count upon L for an indefinite period.
Thus the records show that the Home
stake, with ore that averaged less than
81 to the ton, has been paying dividends
every month for twenty years, and the
Atlantic copper mine Is mining and
treating its 81 ore at a cost OF sii0 per
ton. and realized profit even when
copper was much lower than II is now.
The Treadwell does even better
These are the views OF DR.. Frank Car
penter. a noted metallurgtst and they
are worth bearing in mind by operators
In this state, for Il contains number OF
low-grade propositions that might be
worked at profit W the use of modern
methods. In some parts Of the state
ore that would not run at least so has
been thrown away as Improbable.
Throughout the great Northwest the
taiiings OF the mills, which formerly were
thrown away. are now being successfully
treated by reduction companies organized
expressly for that purpose.
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sEDno-wooIIn,'s DEAD LAVE.
Hensc of IIi-HrRsie 90 ne ConHaea
ca Limited TERRITORY.

Special pispatch e. the Post Inteillneneer
EEpRo- WooLt.EY April is.-~It 81 aid
O. be the pnrpos. ~ the city council -
compel the removal ~ Tho houses IN iit.
fame. ~ their occupants so tha eastern
unpapuisted portion ~ the tn~n Tha
encroachWents ~ the sporting eieunfnt ~
iu other words. the growth - the social
evil, W exciting ihs attention ~ cur slti-
rcnH. snd the fity authorities are rnmlum
IN for a goad deal Of adverse criticism
an agitation H. nDw on foot having Tor
i3a object the restriction ~ theae reaagfs
o. some Isolated para ~ tna city ahrys
respectable people NaaiN escape the essn-
tnminatign accustomed by fhslr Vf.fafis.
nses and dranken hraWis n ia afgue4
that 20 ailoa them - ~ III a most fnrss
ridiculous location ~ the very heart ~
ta# city is 20 invite lnimleni comment -
"a THE moral status ~ iha PLACES. Ne mel
as wieid uspet reraiGiops infiurnce at.sa
the minds q 90 ana Fnnna
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in the Nine Mile district. The officers OF
the company are as follows: G. A. Mich
OILS. president OF the Adventist college Al
College place. near walla Waila, is sec
rotary: W. R. Sutherland. teacher az COL
legs place. treasurer; Andrew Spence, OF
Dayton. president. and +. h Sharpstein.
Of waila walla. vice president; directors,
A. II. Spence. Medical Lake. Andrew
Spence. Dayton: j. c. Proehstet. Portland,
Or: NJ. r. Kelly, Walla Walh. w. X.
Sutherland and w S Holhrook. College
place The principal place Of business is
Walla Walla, Wash
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naksr TAX. ri.h hatchery.

See ial i'ispAteh 70 ths Post list liigegieer
EhnNo- NODlLEF April So TwelRs
million eackeEe salmon have already been
furnri out ~ the government hatchery AZ
Eaker lake this season nuH about Ass 20
more ~ tha frV MiH ~ gibpfafsa before
the FTaRpn ia over HtaRihrwH frGnt afM
aiss hsiaN hatched now ara she nsitpat
- this variety wif5 49, % so ~ rFiesa
About - per cent - tha Yasng salmon
VIII survive and reach maturity Fsksr
lake la saia 20 ~ sNAymlnK Nith TIA
voting fan
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NEWS and GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD.

ing To designate where. when and how such road
work shall be done. and shall designate SONS one
q their number who shall superintend such read
bulding or construction. and who shall recetrt for
such labor 70 the performer thereof such receipt 20
he MED with the county auditor Of the county Ia
which such work Is performed hy the holder or
holders Oh such receipts and shall be received as
prlma facie evidence q labor performed as annual
assessment work upon such claim or claims as may
Be designated by affidavit oath q labor as pro
Vided for in section q this act provided that
nothing in this can be construed a. being man.
oatory upon any owner holder Of mining property
to perform labor upon any such road
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Special Dispatch 60 a." Post-lntei3geucsr.
MpNTFsASO Apru i1-Articlcs q in
coronation 20 ire Lorraine Copper Min
INK Company we're Hled Nth the auditor
YESTERDAY The lncorporators are r A.
Chamberlain. owen Jones Fritz Rehotskl.
J. A sells c. y. Wilson. J. =. Carson.
Thomas NiorGsn and r. " Hoover. The
lncorporators ;hink that taey have q ver-
table bonanza. ana confidently expect 10
all bs niiliouaires within the next two Or
three years. and from the reports given
they have good grounds 70 expect large
returns from their mines
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~. &. Y. =. n.Inna,..

sEfS2n- WNN5-t4EN ArrB 1a Ths Ma-
Dire WuWIFy uefnheFx ~ the " q r ~
base ehoneh Mrs. S. - Massey 80 fapfa-
sent them ~ thp eyunfy convention 10 p.
MuiFr wiu a. iu che state convention a.
olympia the Aate faf the holdlng ~ Mb4en
has Ffns hssrE Announced
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r. ths atsezce II sersera fnn fsafae she
raFssi rasfaFs vts fal az ttf Ta theasb fnrf
assst T4isa si.sas l0gaf rs frasrs ~ azrf1tF =
hFfs-s flaaieE 61R a. 81 lsBHIE
f-sks niurcf- nae'aaaet i9g ffa' aratrs sf ~
ffa9 ans TTrisT ofalingf Wesf. stfft tseafY -
unchanged rstres e'asfug 81 80 ~ 80 snA 81 ~
ssA-8 eos fgFli ~ ga3 81 ~ hskes rstgorftsesf
ptx trlE aarrarff esl aai aasHinsi ~
truse. feics ~ lad sss - g aaf eelfsf 81 =
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Last hU1Ba on the Mcrt Hefa paefNr
raMsee through 'bs fma-fslNrsd HaA Leafs
und fHe %osth Uakpts wheat aeidp n tb@
faF fine TEE rain leaves Portland a
early the foilpuluE ns1fnng. ans srr4ws.
~ 1plkaas at 1910 b ua rad ~ 81 Paul
OF e. q. m, connecting vita al out Easa..
traluH
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kAdiT RIVER ROUTE Steamer skagit
yueen, IL. Mcdonald. Master.
i<Hses Seattle Monday. April 49, AT 10
In. Wednesday, April IS. at 10 p. m. /.
Fray, April % AT 10 .. m.
}tsfes Mount Vernon Tuesday, April
"a ~ m: Thursday, April 10. at D.
~ saturday. April 81. al p, m. Calling
k'iaends. stanwood Fir. skagit City,
sas vernon and Avon. Free berths
~ boa, leaves Mount Vernon IN AFT
5'sn For passenger and freight rates
&1nt, Main a.
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FOR VANCOUVER. b. c.. DIRECT.
grrAMER NORTH PACIFIC.

usVGliemB ........s..s........ master
s~ve. Yesler wharf every Monday.
dssnes5ay and Friday at p. m.
s,riyss Vancouver 10 a. m. following
faves Vancouver every. Tuesday. Thurs
- ma Saturday at p. m.
ffives at Seattle at 10 a. m. following
x.nnecfs at Vancouver with c. p. r.
,,slns for all points East. and with steam
= fcr NAnaimo. Comox, Victoria, New
0edminster and Texada island ports
hsfht WI not De received ai,,e ut seattle
~ freight or passage apply at the Of
- q the Vancouver line. Yesler wharf.
6kehone. Red 1851
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Money mud Exchange.

Money call. steady at Sat rer cent; last ioans
per cent prime mercantile paper, ikeaS rcr cent.
sterling exchange, steady, with sctesl business In
bankers hills AZ SiSk for demand and az 81 81 FOR
% days posted rates sAsisp{sss commercial hills.
sJatsi silver certificates 6smelsc bar silver $40.
Mexican dollars. f7ic government bonds. irregular:
state bonds. firm; railroad bonds, firm.
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WASHINGTON Arrsf - Tetsfs Hsss-rnt a
taa frragry hFiafsres she Esarf1 fsad rrsisiips
= RE 5lia ~ ~ srit reserve ia re Avisasa 4
fsssHl1Ffina. sllaEa.
Available cash balances ............ $50 ~ ss.
Gs1g .....-..-.-..-..-. ,-.-...-...---.. sselz "a
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
Mining stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Sterling Exchange.

SAN FRANCISCO. April Ia Sterling on London.
% days, 81 ST; do sight. Assl
Financial
silver bars, ssac Mexican dollars istaisc; drafts.
sight, lI4 do telegraph, n
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New Reservation Mining Camp.

Special Dispatch 20 the ost-InieIliEe ncer
KELLER Aprii IA new company.
TO be known as the Metal King
Gold and silver Mining Company
has been organized to develope mines
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S1iLY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
: AND PORT ANGELES FROM
- CITY I1lNIr

nnner Alice Gertrude leaves City dock
aS1syn Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10
i3lnixht for Port Townsend. Port Will
- Dungeneas, Port Angeles. Port
61Scent, Gettysburg. Pysht. Claliam and
~ Bay Returning, leaves Port Ange-
g fussdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
ia m; leaves Port Townsend at 10
Il: arrives In Seattle 230 D. m.
Hosmer Garland leaves City dock Mon
NJ Wednesday and Fridays at ~ mid
IT for Port Townsend. Port Williams,
gQaess, Port Angeles and Victoria
ENining leaves Port Angeles at a. m
r Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays:
Npu Port Townsend at II = m; arrives
/ + csatfle at $50 p. m.
Uiephone, Main gl9.
CAPT. J. r. THOMPSON. Manager.
MI FAvORiTE u, 3. MAIL STEAMER
'UTATE OF WASHINGTON"
- now resumed her regular run be-
11ekn Seattle, Everett, Anacortes, Fair
hsen ard Whatcom. daily except Satur-
n Al 10 D. m, from Yesler wharf.
fhls palatiai and popular steamer Is
~ from the hands OF the shipwright,
uchInisf and decorator. and In splendid
6aditIons for this seasons business.
Eegxnt staterooms and cuisine the best
~ travelling public can now be assured
4 npid transit and quick dispatch OF
tsght. the state being the only daily
~ on the tie-Whatcom route.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.,
hene Main 5i7- Yesler wharf.
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~ tfip, Sc "' w.
aa'nS at White Star dock. foot of
nMsphahs. Main heS
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.aT, $780,. a., ,r...-s. a'.,@........ =
entirely Hoid There fsrfkin on tn sfesrr.
TsranHwtek. ieavtnx on May ~ igry grsf-
class tickets. Witch Will ~ sasia ~ fhora
applying frat on Monday. Apga fs a, ~
nee % Alaakk r. Pacific STEAMSHIP fera-
pany. ne Cherry street.
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BATTLE 4 EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
40 ON THE GREYHOUND.

Rattle EVERETT AND EDMONDs
ROUTE.
me card-Leave Seattle a. m, ~ m.
mkp m. Leaves Everett s:l5 a. m. $50
In and 7;i5 D. m.
nvs round trips daily, except Sunday.
ebanections--At Seattle with the steamer
h9 for Tacoma: at Everett with the
eager Mikado for Snohomish and with
\ xvsfett q Monte Crlsto railway for
~ Crbsto and way stations.
Me(uaA dock. Sea stie: Merchants dock.
Well elcphone--Seattle, Red sal,
NNGL . II. n. SCOTT, Manager.
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FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA.

A frEAMER MuLTNOMAH
0eept Sunday, leaves for Tacoma
Wmpia at ., m.
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JESSE MOORE IA" whiskey IL n
xsuflsmaE's drink.
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nkT TOWNSEND. SAN JUAN ISL
ANpb AND WHATCOM ROUTE.

TRAINER LYDIA THOMPSON,
QHying United States mail. leaves city
~. foot OF Main street, Sundays, Tues
~ End Thursdays. at ~ o'clock mid
(AL Tor Port Townsend. San Juan is
~ And New Whatcom. Returning
qyW New Whatcom Tuesdays, Thurs.
~ and Saturdays az a. m. j. Il
us4pson. Manager Owner Lilly, Boz
rus q Co, Agents. City dock. Tele-
nms Main S.
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Ia the berths a the STANDARD FgIlsuans 81
fhe Northern Paeincs new North Coast
Limited @il be appreciated ~ Paafsc
coast and inland efnGirc travellers Tao
lights % each rectlor- Ask our agents
Tor the North Coast Limited leAfrt
EYEGLASSES for defective sight and
headaches Consuitati0n free. Miss VIII
z.nskl. graduate optician. ilz chsrry.
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CARRY THE LAW WITH YOU.
If You Intend Going Into Pros
pecting and Mining,
THE STATE STATUTE IN FULL.

Complete Text of the Act which
Went Into Eject Last Year-Modf-
fcatfons of the Federal Mineral
Act-Dinerences of Privilege West
of Cascade ummit-Provfsions ms
to the Rules OF Mining Districts.
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STEAMERS.
Fly on rng FLYER


SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily, except sunday.
Ia one hour ana twenty I've minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily uip& &tlie-I@cotns
TAKiNG EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE &
TIME CARD.
Leave Scattle-,itA uJs a M .~ 81
Lave Tacanas-s % q. m: /. "a 50. IA
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle .W a. M. y m. 5 =. m
Leave Tacoma = 81 a. IA. -. % p. m.
Ianaiux al Northern Fecinc wharf. Ia
rorss and Commercial dock. foot OF
Marion street Seattle
Sundays. steamer tlter or Grey houhd.
WHATCOM AND SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER BAY CITY
IrnVes CITY dock. foot OF Man street.
r,lgsAays Thursdays and saturdays u
: p nj for An&cortes. FGtrhayeu aud
Whatcom. Returning. leaves Whatoom
sundays. Wednesdays and Fridays at >
p
w II ELLIS q SON. OwaerS
W. J. ELLIS. Tratnc Man9gcr.
roR wHTDPY ISLAND POINTS AND
CONNER - Steamer FAlKHANEN
leaves Central dock. Seattle. daily az 10
n m. except saturday. Returning. leavss
"a Conner al Z a. m daily except SUNDAY.
tSucning at Edmonds Clinton. Browns
poinl IRnSley, Coupeville. san de FucA.
oak Harbor, Utsa1a4y and La Conner.
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NkAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
M except Sunday. leaves for Tacoma
uVmpsa at a. M.
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STEAMERS.
TINE CARD NO. :.
-~nwELL Il CO., LTD.-VICTORIA
~ ROUTE.
srcANER "yICTORIAN.o

n, frrther information, apply TO our
.tvrss Al Tacoma. Seattle. Port Townsend
y /" 49, DoDwELL & CO. Ltd.
General Agents.
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a A. Varying T. = Mail
Nv isasws .ss ,s,,. eut Port Washington
k.s.,s@ Beach. Burehen. Brick Yarf
A..s.e : Navy Yard. sidney.
60. ~ Ttscyton, Chico. SflVeNlAle
Ia rsN ogchans Navy station al ]
hasesx.e sts SEATTLE al 4 D. IN H. N
--1 Telephone. Main :,
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rORT ORciIARn ROuTr

New steamer Pilgrim.
u" ulps daily Leave seattle $50 a. IN.
|Ahsp N.
sisys seave Seattle $50 a m, 7 p. m. /:
IA ssattie s.la a. m. 4 .. m Fare $50
49, ~ Ton. Columbia ~ (areyh6und1
- carr. ChAa MaHlann ansf,r
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- vhCHARp AND PORT WASH.
s~, iNurIN r,Nf

! ~, slEAMER MSRys ~ iSt,ptx,v
=" iee, ~ Washington street a. S.oa
Ass Sundays IL IL 80 pl' a. - =
A1,~, n'egscrtOu. T. & Dry DC,,k
Nais sdney Ifacyton. Chico. Si.
shetarHing leaves Silverdai- IS
sSsdar 49,, so 4. IT, Leaves sidney
~ la ~sh'S al o,So p. N. Telephone
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eNSTyNas>sSACoRTES FAIRHAVEN.
sspRSs y AND BLAINE Steamer
Aaie 80. STARR leaves Central dock.
= haassss p m Mondays. wedno sdsys
PAS u Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat
agloS c TRADING & TRANsPoR-
W, Owners. Telephone. Main
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GAMRLE- roWNsENp
ROUTE.


l~s.. rss'rEAMER PROSPER
~ 49, aeeA daily At 80 a M. ex-
ESs e. LOT tVfi Madison. Kingston,
tss~s,ss re. Eort Ludlow and Fort
la Mourning. reaches Seattle al
s*'ssnss. S~iN sunday leaves for Port
I Afs ~. ageet az a. m returning.
|zln ~ Townsend for Seattle direct
hasa, 4 .5~speuHe, Main -. Lilly. Bo-
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-. 49, tvSAs GLASGOW. LONDONDERRY.
Nscl ApiA % Nibiema Noon NAY ~
lsl,,, Neee, MAY AtNfusssis . Nncn. Mar 10
~ ! s.......-..,.t.s tgre p Iulr a. August u
zr.s.s "''As '..4-,.., luae q June ~ September
49,. -, iuag q. luy - September i
d 49, 49, QUOTED 70 PARIS ptRECr
49, ye.4 esahla1ing sceliand Tneasa ar4
eas..,.sss So mHit b teseegpa Cow for hsst
Alfio o. aur az o4g tacal aseata IL
HENDERSON, MROruFEs
rs gatkeau n.,ul~vt.4 t,hts.sn IN
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A ndavit of Work.


Sec. : The relocation of forfeited or abandoned
quartz OF lode claims shall only Ne made nv sink.
ma new discovery shaft and ixinx new boundaries
m the same manner and to the same extent a. is
required in making location. or the rciooAtor
may sink the original discovery shaft ten feet
deeper than sc was At the date n the commencement
Of such relocation, and shan erect new Or make the
old monuments the same A. originally required IN
either case new location shall Re erected
and the location cvrtihcaio shall state the whole
any part q tho new location is located a. ahan
NAL
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West Of the Cascades.


So. The provisions herein relating 20 discovery
alta shah not apply 20 any mining location west
the summit Of the Cascade mountains
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So A Any aiming alstrtft eeEallFfI iu lha sEais
nf Wathirxtau in a-r1rlaroc ssth tha lass e fhe
Vu-ts3 St4tcs shan have power 90 ueff rifles and
RS iatrns f1r facA nslnuS asssrc7. prevailing s4h
raiss Ard resulatiarg a. lcf euustcs uith the awt
4 tlr state q wash1E.on o. q ths Tested state
So a Azy r3ch uiricg faFtFlct shah base 'hs
rcvel make Rad baii5inE 80 mlnlng rlains ugth-
FrA d1stflct sQpgtrAn2e w1rk or iu.
prurgrc-t fpcn slcA claims prpFitsi that rites per-
tzining q sarh roz1 tildle shsl r. gtaAs scly A.
q hiic meeting = The minera = such district rrc-
vi3~l f-Fther that such n2retius shall b ATTENDED
by A. least tliTecR prnerty hl3tsrs q, gh district
and fhat no such rule De made without The as
q the naiorty u the proVerty hoderS q such
district Who present a. sacA Eesiius such zee.-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-17

AS the 1900 season for mining and pros
pecting in Washington is fairly opened
and as everyone in the field should keen
himself famiiarized with the new state
mining law which went into effect last
year the observation-disclosures publishes II in
full, so that the text may be had AT ary
time. and in places where the code or ses-
sion laws would not be accessible:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-17

Up 20 the present time the silver Cup
has shipped over 1000 tons OF ore. which
valued al the usual average 81 fisa per
ton. gives a gross return Of 1880. Dur
ing the time this was being taken out.
development work ex eeding 1900 feet has
been completed. A large quantity % con-
ceniratinR ore IL lying on the dump and
in the near future A mill will have to he
erected TO treat H.