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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-03-16

suffering IRON severe ATTACK Oh lnls
malady.
The new mill at Ookala plantation
was turned over to Manager Walker
yesterday. Owing to the non-comple-
ton of one of the large vacuum pans,
the mill will not start grinding for sew
eral days.
Between. the time of leaving San
Francisco and weighing anchor at Hi
10 the transport Leelanaw lost thirteen
animals, Most of the deaths were from
pneumonia contracted by the horses
during the trip.
The Conemaugh-Leela minstrel
show at Spreckels' Hall last Saturday
night was big financial success. John
Crosby, who did buck and wing dane
ing and coon" singing, carried the en-
tertainment through.
On the whole the people of Hilo are
rather sorry that they are too good for
a $4,000 postoffice, and that the Gov
eminent insists on giving them one
costing $4,000 or nothing; the chances
are too much in favor of the nothing"
The work of refurnishing the Hall
church with up-to-date pews adapted
to modern theology as well as conve-
nient for the worshippers, has been
This adds decidedly to the
interior appearance of this old Hawaii
an church.
1t is quite certain that both the train
ing ship Adams and the Pathfinder will
be in Hilo harbor before long. Letters
and other things for both vessels have
been forwarded here and are in the
hands of Mr.. FurneauX, the U. S. Con-
sular Agent.
Anton Serrao and sons left quaran-
tine on Sunday last. He says a month
in Jail could not have been worse than
the thirteen days on Cocoanut Island.
Mr.. Serrao wishes to thank his friends
and those who were kind to him dur
ing his trouble.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fuhr met with an accident last week
which almost resulted fatally. He fell
from a horse and received abraslons to
he skin which resulted in lockjaw. He
has so far recovered as to be consider
ed out of danger.
The lowering of the water pipe on
upper Waianuenue street is now going
IN, the new ten-inch pipe being put in
is place. This will not, of course, do
much to increase the present supply,
nut 1t will prevent the necessity OF dig
sing up the street some time in the
lext century, when the appropriation
or laying the balance of the new pipe
) passed.
Captain storrs of the Leelanaw
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-03-16
General Insurance Co. for Sea,
River and Land Transport,
of Dresden.

Having established an agency at
Honolulu and the Hawaiian Islands,
the undersigned general agents are au-
thorized to take risks against the dan
gers of the sea at the most reasonable
rates and on the most favorable .erms.
+. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Agents for the Hawaiian islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-03-16

f.Ht at fHtpf.H Hn1 l.yH tIih ttr.0
nHf tNirU 600 Hm.i ra.HsIHut
hItf $50 HNf It.Ntf.l d IHtH
Pol UNr u.rui tie opinion tIlt lbi
.t uUnlI Iiu.tlt rusH.td uHN
IUa t.tI.ff uf hr YuuH ad.r
ID iua parit th1 Ne.D N Hitchcock
,HF ElinH. Mas NOf Hllol ItNit
Ui H.a Summer Herald
Lnfgo Increase.
JUt Collector Winter mnfbr ht
..mB wIib the following Heure.
.hch Show tbe mrr increase la value
g goods Imported t1 Mo daring Jau.
ats ana February last over tho same
.crlcd lat year;
1899
January ..... ....st.,,s..,..S 81 OiO.1t
February ..t.r ...........ts. A,bst.4-
Si55.61U1,
1900.
january .....,. ..stt............ FL ,NlV,Vl
february ........ ........... 1889 o..
settle 3.
Increase ...... .S166.Oi2.35
Herald
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-04-11
PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
Berryville va. March 81. 100,

Berryyille Va March 81, 1900.
Atameeting of the County Commit
tee held ~ The office of Marshall Nc
Cormlck, IN Berry,Ille, Va, pursuant
TO The call of the Chairman; quor
um being present Chss. NJ. Brouu
was selected as secretary of the n-et
ing Ga motion Thos. ID. Gold Was
elected chairman Of the county demo
cratic committee. The county of
Clarke being entitled to send Elk del
egstes 10 the Norfolk convention.
which meets on Nav 2nd, 1900, for
the purpose Of selecting delegates TO
attend the National Convention al
Kansas City, IL WAS therefore deter
mined by ssid committee TO sppOrtion
the delegates aud slternztes a. fol-
lows, TO Wit Bsttletown District. ,
delegates aud slternates; Long
Marsh District, delegate aud al
ternate; Chapel District, ? delegates
aud , slternstes; and Greenway Dis
trict delegate and alternate. In
order to select said delegates the
Committee designated the following
places, Berryville. wildwood. White
Post and Russell's School House for
meetings 20 be held on SATURDAY..
April p, 1900, at t o'clock P. VI.
On motion the committee adjourned.
CHAs. VI. BROwS, Secv.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-04-11

Mrs Virginia Wyatt, of Ports
mouth, whose husband MAS mui dered
by Walter Cotton. the victim of the
Imports mob. has presented set o!
silver spoons TO W. II. Moore. Of Jar
retts, Va. who captured Cotton. in
token of her appreciation of his brsr-
ery.
DR.. John &. Anderson WAS tried at
the March term of the Plttsvlvania
Court on the second charge against
him-thst of seduction WAS ac-
quilted. IL will be remembered that
be Was previously acquitted on the
charge of murder.
The Virgins Association of Inde.
pendent Telephone Companies was
organized at Richmond last week
The companies banded together for
mutual protection.
The grand jury which investigated
the Emporia lynchings failed TO find
any true bill against the lynchers.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-04-11

Admiral Dewey has announced
himself a candidate for President.
and declared himself iu accord with
principles of the Democratic party.
The Admiral's candidacy is not tax
en- seriously by the leading democrat ia
and we think the chances of bis
securing the nomination are very re-
mote. If the democrats make anti
Imperialism one of their issues, which
they will do, the nomination of
Dewey, the man who made imperial
Ism possible by bis brilliant naval
achievement at Manila, would hardly
be consistent.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-04-11

j. X. CAsTLEMAN.

WHILE THERE is LIFE THERE Is HOPE
! was afflicted with catarrh; conld
neither taste or smell and could hear
but little. Ely.s Cream Balm cured
It.-Marcns G. Shautz Railway, n
j.
Tie Balm reached me safely and
the effect is surprising. Nv son saws
the first application gave decided re
lief. Respectfully, Mrs. franklin
Freeman. Dover, n. RI.
The Balm does not irritate or
cause sneezing. Sold hv druggists
at 90 cts. or mailed nv Ely Brothers,
90 Warren ST., New York.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-04-11
Additional Local News


ministers and Laymen's Meeting
The Ministers and Laymsu'
meeting, of the Shenandoah Associa-
ton, which meets on every 5th Sat
urdsy and Sundry during the wear,
for the discusson of religious sub
lects, will hold its next session a,
Summit Point. W. Va. when the
following programme will be carried
out
FRIDAY.
At s:20 O'clock-SermOn bv {. T
Stseley.
SATURDAY
a, $50 o'clOck-Devotions meeting
led by }. VI. Heidwohl.
At 10 O'clock-~The duty If the church
TO its members. '-George ;. Kennard,
c H. Shipman. ! T. Rush.
AT II O'clock-"The duty of the mem.
oers TO the church. Frank p Berkeley.
c I. S,aeley. J. T. Griffith.
At l;S0 p. m.-~The relation of faith
10 works, ". o. Sewers. J. b. Brown.
ID. {. O'Flsherty
At $50 p. "lnteFdenomiuation al
courtesy b. Jackson. W. r. d
Monoure. TT Berry.
At 800 p. m.-"C Christians duty A. q
Citizen. u. r. Milbourne. !. r. Raw.
mOnd. T. d. Gold.
SUNDAY
$50 a. m.-Sunday school service. adj
dresses by ". , Hubbard. +. J. Maeru.
der. q IL. Oliver.
1880 o clOck-Recess of Is minutes.
l045 o 'clock-Address on conservation
by I. B. Shepherd
ll'i5 o'clock-Sermon by Geo :. Ken
nard
p. m.-"The mission OF the church to
the world. e. b. Jackson. : ". Cole.
Richard Moucure.
) o'clocA-Noiunteer , minute talks on
races. fights. arrows. slinss. swords.
bresstplates. shields
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-04-11
mr. MIG. Clarke County. Set.
IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.
In Vacation. March -. 1870 I

vs..
The Middle States Loan. Building and TO-,
Struction Company, Mamie ID
Hart, EXecu, riN OF Mary \. Hart
decd; Diimnn EStep and Nav ~
tstep. Henry kyd Duuglas. Tins.
tee. and W /. Lewis. trustee Doc,..
The object of this suit To- atfscb = -.
lue from the Defendants, Dilmon Fsten aD,t
Mary Estep 10 the defendant the Mn
states Loan. building andC onstructi,n c.
pany, anu subject the same to the r.vn,.,l,
OF Complainant : claim against said Gon,D.'
ny amounting To Three hundred and GILL;.
nine dollars and sixty-three cents fS3sa 80,
WIN interest thereon from November on
1881, until pad, and the costs of this sn;,.
an" 10 enforce the liens Of two deeds of trns,
.Seclted by defendants, Dilmon Esten and
Sl1'E + Es'el'' ms wife To secure the debt
due from them as afortsaid O'
And affidavit having been made ,ba. A.
Middle states Loan, Building and Cnns,r go
ton Company is foreign c0rnnra,;oi. lc,
that Henry kyd Douglas. trustee i Gnu
resident 81 the State of Virginia and ,In.
SAD Middle states Loan, Bu;ldinc al S Si's''
structi"n Company has estate and a doh, ~
ueDts ile II IN said County If Clarke g..
:" virginia liable To attachment. Ills 81.
ca that sald defendants, the Middle So
Loan, building and CONSTRUCTIVE Cor,''s.'.'
ana Henry kyd Doughlas. trnstoe pan!
pear here within fifteen DAYS after ira II
licaIlon OF this order and do what ;s -. Plo-
~ 10 protect their interests i'm This sr;, ''''-
Copy-Teste.
SIC >,o JNO. NJ. GIBSON.
apriA St -'''y' Clerk.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-04-11
The Best in the World.

We believe Chamberlain's Cough
Kennedy Is the best. 4 few weeks
ago we suffered with a severe cold
and troublesome cough, and hay
ing read their advertisements in orr
own and other papers we purchased
a bottle 10 See If II would effect Us.
IL cured us before the bottle was
more than half used. 1t is the best
medicine ont for colds and coughs.
The Herald. Andersonville. Ind.
For sale by W. Richardson, Druggist.
Judge Goodwin, of Greensville
county, the scene of the recent double
lynching, will resign his judicial of
hce. He was treated with contemnt
by the mob, his ordees were not obey
ed and threats of violence were made
against him. In the light of such
circumstances, he does not care 10
continue in his present Office.
Webster Davis, Assistant Secretary
OF the Interior, has resigned his of
tee so that he can go on the lecture
platform and present the cause of the
Beers to the American people He
has recently returned from Son,h
Africa and is full of the subject. His
sympathles are entirely with the
Beers.
The attorneys of the Rev. j. f. r.
Riddick, who killed DIR. w n Tam
pie in Brunswick county, and who
will be placed on trial on Nav 3. will
plead IN atty. In the opinion of many
the minister is insane.
An attempt was made last week by
an anarchist to take the life of the
Prince of Wales. while going through
the streets of Brussels. The anar
chIst gave as the reason for his action
that the Prince was responsible for
the lives of the Beers, who have fall
len in defence of their country.
The immense hall at Kansas CItv
in which the democratic party was to /
hold lis national convention Julv 4.
was completely destroyed by fire last
week In less than 80 minutes. Eff
forts are being made by the promi-
nent people of Kansas CITY to have
the building rebuilt in time for the |
convention.
Gen. de Villebois MarniI. a
trenchman and chief-of-staff of the
Boer army, was killed in an engage
ment with the British forces under
Methuen last week.
If troubled with rheumatism. give
Chamberlain Pain Balm a trial
1t will not cost yon a cent if it does
no good. One application will re
'ieve the pain. 1t also cures sprains
and bruises in one third the time re-
lnired by any other treatment.
Cuts. burns, frostbites. quinsey, pains
n the side and chest, glandular and
'ther swellings are quickly cured by
applying it. Every bottle warranted.
Price. % and so cts. w, Richardson. ,
Druggist.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-04-11
County Court

The April term of the Clarke county
court convened Tuesday of LAST week.
anu has been in session ever since. The
term J. very busy one and the docket
= the largest for long time.
\ grand jury was present and fonnd
nine indiciments-two each against mas.
JACKSON. Arthur James. and VIM. Jack
son tail colored) for robbing the chicken
rOosts OF Messrs. John Hess ami p. W
Brotherton. two farmers OF the county.
one against John Jones. col. for assault
with Intent o. Kill upon several parties
IN lsht al "a church festival al Bovce
recently, one A. ainst Albert Norris. alias
Ohippie.' col, for an assault with i'm
tent 10 NilI upon NJ Scott Davis.
George Ashby. who was convicted and
sentenced TO three years imprisonment in
'he peniteutiary for assault with intent
to Sili upon Logan Ballinger al the
tarch term, AMI vino broke iail recently
while waiting TO be taken To the peni
Tertiary. was indicted and found guilty
OF jail breaking. and sentenced 10 one
year additional. Ia the peuiteniiary.
1 he trial OF Vim. Jackson. the alleged
chicken thief, came up and the Jury fail.
ell 10 agree. CAar.e, Jackson was tried
All sentenced 10 , wears in the peniien-
airy. JacSson's lawyer has taken an
appeal Arthur James was tried. found
guilty and sentenced 90 serve two year,
IN the penitentisr! An appeal has also
oeen taken in this case.
Court viii probably be ia session all
this week
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-04-11

Representative Hay, of Virgins,
one of the members of the military
committee of the House, has pre-
pared bill to create out of the mil
itia of the several States a reserve
volunteer army for use in time of
war, to supplement the regular army.
II is designed to obviate the necces-
sity of large standing army upon
the expiration of the present law.
July l. 1901, increasing the stand
ing army to $4,000 aud authorizing
the present volunteer army of IS, 900.
The bill makes all citizens between
the ages of Is and 10 liable to mill
tsry service in the volunteer army.
1t appropiates 100000 annually
for the maintenance and equipment
of the national guard of the several
States.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-04-11

The sum of 95O.3l has been real
lied from the series of Parish Teas
heid last winter among the member.
OF the congregation of Grace Episco
pal Church. This sum will be- nd
ded to the fund now being raised to
complete the Chapel, adjoining the
church.
Miss Margaret OsLurn, daughter
u Mr.. Logan Osbnrn of Kabletown.
Jefferson county, and Mr. Milton
Rouss, OF same place, were married
IN Washington last Saturday. Both
the bride and groom are we'll know
here.
The StOnewaIl Chapter of Dangh-
ters of the Confederacv will hold a
meeting ia Camp Hall Thursday
next, April 18Th, at 800 u. N. 4
full attendance is desired.
The tenant house on the farm of
Mr.. j. Ewd. Barnett caught fac last
Thursday morning and burned part
of the roof before the flames wer.
suppressed. The fire originated from
"a spark from the chimney.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-04-11

Gen. Thomas l.. Rosser. q life. long
Democrat, has announced himself a
McKlnleyite and an expansionist. He
Is In full accord with the adminis,ra-
ton and will stump the State for the
reelection of the gentleman from
Canton.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-04-11
VRGiNIA, clarke County. ST.
IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT :
Ia Vacation, April 2nd lspr

Mary j. Estep. ..-.................P PLAINTIFF
".
The Walter 4. Wood Moving and
Reaping Machine Com1anv. Def,
IN A>sumlsit ana Attachment.
Tie object of this >ult j. tn recover of IN.
Walter \. Wood Moving and Reaf,ins Ma
chine Company the sum IF -Four hnn,iref
ana ninety-three ana l5-luo Dollars sos ~,
w!th lntcre>; from November 9.th. iN4t. and
Win TINS enu IN view 20 attach the >nu -,
$500 IA the hands IF 4. Moore. II. Arr.
heI ior the sad Walter 4. Wood Nfowinp
anu keaping Machine Company.
And affidavit having been made thar the
defendant i foreign corporation and rbs,
sSll defendant has estate or debts due II
WITHIN the said County Of Clarke liable ~
attachment, II i ordered that the drfrn,ian,
DO appear here within fifteen DAYS after Sne
punhcati"n OF this order and do what i
necessary TO protect its interest in this suit
4 Copy-Teste.
JNO. NJ. GIBSON. CLERK.
april4 st
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-04-11
PUBLIC SALE
I UKhh1S. 2GEE~E, 81 CHICKENS
And the following
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

I'M I.
=, " y, Horse ag"n and Bed in good repair.
morse wagon; old Spring Wagon. /
good Water Cart; / Walter \ W,,od a. '- = !
Walter \. Wood Mower. tb.r-.. ILL.,
old Buggy; l 3-horse chilled PInty' > n;i'
mond harr"ws; 3 wood stock u,le Sb1,.a,
lows : iron double shovel PlovS. pick.
par Z " heat Fans; Cutting Box,
i hdis-nushel Measure. l Irindst.ne- / -,
sampson; Cider Mill: | Firth Cb,in. > -
nca'l hltch0ands; Bind Bri lies. / set
ieil Gears; ! set Cord-wood Frames. -.
nsii also. about - BARRELS an CpHD
WHITE CORN; Ion bushels 90 WIN, ~. -,
bushels of RI r.. lot of Wheat S'.r..,,;,,-,.
Barrel OF Vinegar; IA Barrel of Fl,nr 49,
Ana following HOUSEHOLD Eirc1y
EN- FURNITURE: anu N N
Burea; l Pier-table. with 2large Nf;-r,rs
handsomely carved; I Wardrohes $50,
$500 Hachlne; safe: | small Mirror !
cushion seat Rocking Chair = E;. -
Chalrs; ! small >tand-Tabie. Fe,t..n- M.
pair flliOW Shams; Pillows. I K,.Is,or. =
- ABOUT 40 lbs % BACON 50 It's of
- ~ los sausage, and many other ar
ucIeS Too numerous t. mention CT
TERMS OF SALE Ali SIMS 81 SIN -,
q nue. Sash on all sums over $40 "a credit of
;,. ,i"iehs VIII be given, by purchaser exocut
ha5or; note. with approved security.
RanL x ' G from day of sale, payable al
''4''ii 'eI = are complied with
GEO. T.. MORGAN.
Admr. Of Mrs. A. A Tavenner.
II, 1ood fearling Steer Of private pronertv
VIII DC sold on same terms.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-04-11

Lewis lliams -..-.- ..--...-. Complainant
w " Smalwood. Committee Admin
lstrstnr Of Robert 81 l.iamS. decd
Lucy HOLMES. Lewis Jackson
Aaron tiarUer. Henry Jackson
Lucy Jackson. Lucy smith Mary
Bailey aud Maria Miles. Defendants
II CHANCERN.
The object q thus suit Is O. settle the estate
81 Robert " .llanls. deceased. az ert..in the
liens, II any there are. upon his real e.Siat,. in
the uricr { t4.clr Nr!tv. convene tie. ,r,.i-
it"TS 81 slia i.uhcrt Williams. anlais.rib,i,e
the balance II >iii estate. affer r.vifr tie
de.ts under the or-cr II the Court
Ana affidavit having been made THAT al
the sand defendants Henry Jackson. l.u.v
Jacks "a. Lacy smith. Mary Bailey and Ma.
ma Miles are llo. residents of the star. II
Virginia. IL j. ordered that thev ii, a,,,....r
here within afteen Gays after auc puiiica-
u"n 81 this "rner '.i'u an what Is necessary
To- protect their Interests iu tlis >uif.
tDpy-Te>te
JND. ". Gil SpN. Clerk
F. y. " hitting. p. o.
apri4 q.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-04-11

",e N""r Towels wan Casear~ts.
NC s G iaiI dr. ge ;,, ' ne, er
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-04-11

Among the new laws passed by the
last Legislature, which escaped gen
eral notice. is the measure regulating
applications for liquor licenses. Tn
der this law all country liquor deal
ers must post a notice in front of
their places Of business and also in
front Of the court house for 30
days stating that on a certain date
they will apply for liquor license.
The object of the law is to give any
one who may desire to oppose liq
uor license being granted. an oppor,
tunity of doing so. All of the lcen
ses expire April Both. The law does
not apply to cities.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-04-11
SIC yeigh- Snyder.

count OF the marriage of Mss DAISY
Snyder, daughter Of Mr.. D. &. Sn,-
der of this place. aud Mr.. Howard
McNrigh:
The marriage of Miss Daisy Lee Snv.
der 10 Mr.. Howard NcNeigh took place
Tuesday at 4:SO p. IN. At the Baptis,
Church al this place. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. ". F. Dunawav
and was very impressive. The church
was decorated with potted plants and
presented beautiful appearance. Miss
Genevieve Adams was maid of honor
anu the bridesmaids were Misses Berta
snyder. l.. Dunaway, Halle Broaddus
richards, Darlington and Mrs. d K
smith. Mr.. Belle was best man. and the
groomsmen were Messrs. +. T. Adams
OF Middleburg; J. W. Cochran, Henry
Rogers, Pepper, ID. X. Smith, and F.. 7.
ADAMS of Leesburg. The bride was
dressed in white, and carried a large
bunch of roses, and each of the Attend
ants also carried roses.
The wedding party left on the 7;3O
train Immediately after the ceremony
with the good wishes of the community
Mr.. Foster, of Washington, rendered the
wedding march.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-05-26

Total from plates alone, S2377.14.
The Quilp compressor plant has start
ed up The machinery works excellenty.
The Republic Reduction company turn
ed the wheels of the new plant last week.
The plant is a very complete one, and
it will have plenty of ore to reduce.
John Sund, one of the best known
mining men of this section, has re-
turned from an inspection Of some of
the properties on Bridge creek, on the
south half. w. A. Hunt and himself
own what is known as the Keno group.
Speaking of the mines he said 1.-THE
outlook for the Bridge creek country
l consider very promising. 1t will GER
tainly compare very favorably with any
that l have seen in Washington or
Idaho The lodges are strong and have
the appearance of being permanent"
Superintendent Maurice Downey
states that the double compartment
shaft known as No. was down 24O
feet While the shaft was passing
through the slate formation progress
was made at the rate of two feet per
day.
The Slate Greek district is coming
to the front. The results of develop
ment on the Mammoth have drawn to
that camp a number of men Of means
and at present there are five companies
opening up properties on large scale
as we'll as much work being done on
smaller holdings. 1t is stated that the
Eureka had, last December, completed
ten-stamp mill and before the heavy
SHOWS came had built part of tram
way from the mine.
The Chico machinery has at last
started up. 1t has been in place and
ready to operate for the past 10 days
1t is probable that work will be re
sumed on the shaft. 1t is now 225 fee
in depth, and it is estimated that the
shaft will have to be sunk to at Least
$50 feet before the ledge is cut by the
shaft. At the 200-foot level a drift wa:
run west for about 60 feet, where the
ledge was struck. 1t was found to bt
% feet wide and carried uniform values
high enough to induce the company t
put on an extensive plant.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-05-26
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

The CRANKY smelter is adjacent to
Grand Forks, on the north fork of the
Kettle river Construction was begun
in June of SO, and the smelter is now
ready to treat ore. 1t is expected that
it will blow in within the next thirty
days. 1t has a capacity of 500 tons per
day.
Despite the hardship that the fire at
Sandon inflicted on the SLOGAN mining
town, it is reasonable to declare that in
the end it will turn out to be a good
thing.
The announcement has been made
that the Jumbo, at Rossland, is to com
mence shipping as soon as a tramway
can be built The tramway will be
about 500 feet in length, and will BIZ
of the gravity type, with three tracks
switch in the center and drum upon
which the cable will run.
The Mountain View, in Summit
camp, and Immediately adjoining the
shipping B. c. mine, was bonded las
October to John Dorsey and associate!
for $4,000, who Immediately formed
the Mountain View Copper Company
Limited, to develop the property. TIL,
first payment was promptly made, ant
when the second came due, both it ant
the third were made at the Merchants
Bank of Halifax in Grand Forks, leay
ing only the last conditional paymen
to be made to complete the terms of thu
bond.
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