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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
GRAND CIRCUIT.
Concy Went 4 Mile Isl ZOE 81 With
Hopples On.
By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
CLEVELAND O.. July 24.-Another
worlds record was made to-day Ut the
Chenille track when the black gelding
Coney, by Mckinney, went a second heat
in 2:O22t This is the fastest mile ever
paced by a horse in hopples.
2:14 -s2OD-Sister Alice won second,
third and fourth heats and the race. Best
time. 80 IA. Edwin 3. won first heat
Time. 2:12 Ia. Alice Barnes third
2:0G pace-S1, 50O-Coney won second and
third heats and the race. Time, 2:02 81.
go. ID Prince Alert won first heat.
Time, 200 -. Ace third.
2:15 pace-s22, 510-S.dney Pointer won first
heat. Time, 2:10. (Unfinished)
2:l5 class, trot-s1 .2Go-Iord Derby won
first heat. Tine. 2:13 II. CUnfnished.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
Letter From British Minister,
(By Associated Press.

LONDON, July 24.-The foreign office
has received a dispatch from the British
Consul at Tien Tsin, dated Saturday, July
2lst, stating that he had just received a
letter from Sir Claude Macdonald. the
British Minister at Pelzin, and dated July
4th. appealing for relief.
There We're enough provisions at the le-
cation to last fortnight, the letter said.
but the garrison was unequal to the task
of holding out against determined at
tack for many days. There had been for
ty-four deaths and about double that num-
Der wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
ANARCHY IN PEKIN.
Boxers Getting Better of Struggle
With Regular Troops.
By Associated Press.)

tBN ASSOClateu HTtss.J
CHE FOO, July 24.-General Ii, COM
manding the Pei Tan forts rear Ta1zu, re-
ports TO the British officer commanding at
1'angku that a runner who left Pekin on
July 14th reports that Pek:n was in
state OF absolute anarchy. That tho regu-
lar troops were fighting tho Boxers. and
that the latter were getting the better OF
the struggle: the Maxim ammunition Of the
Legation Guards was exhausted, and that
they were using their rifles sparinsly: that
the guards recently rushed the walls and
silenced the Chinese guns, and that few
Chinese Princes were DESTROYS OF protect
ing tho foreigners, but were in the mi
norty-
General Ii is anxious to avoid fighting
the allies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
ANOTHER APPEAL.
Mediation OF Germany Also Sought by
the Chinese.
July %, 1%
By Associated Press.)

me On litSc.
By Associated Press.l
BERLIN, July 24.-Count Won Buelow.
the Minister of Foreign Affairs, made re-
ply to the appeal of the Emperor Of China
for German mediation between the Pow
ers and the Chinese Government. In sub
stance Count Won Buelow said he would
not submit the telegram from the Pekin
Government so long as the fate OF the
legations and other foreigners in China
were not ascertained, and so long as the
Chinese Government had not atoned for
the murder of the German Minister to
Pekin, Baron Ven ketteler, and given
guarantees that in future its conduct
would be in harmony with international
law and The usages of civilization.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
Russians Successful.
CBy Associated Press. }

ST. PETERSBURG. July 24.-Advices
from Manchuria indicate that the Chinese
had concocted careful plan to annih5late
various small Russian attachments, but
according TO the latest reports the Rus
sian operations are being successfully car
ried on.
The Russian General Staff consider the
information received reassuring, and hopes
for speedy restoration OF order on the
nearer sections of the Manchuran Rail
why.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
Tooops for China.

By Associated Press.)
ATLANTA, GA, July a.-Company NJ,
of the Fifteenth Infantry, under command
OF Captain John Cotter, left Fort McPher-
son this morning on a special train over
the Southern Railway for san francisco.
The ultimate destination OF the command Is
China.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
President May Return Soon.
Bv Associated Press.)

lBV ASSoclateU PTeSS.J
CANTON, OHIO, July 2i-Chairman
Dick. of the Republican National CON-
rlittee. intimated to-day that the PRESIDENT
might find it necessary to return 10 WASH
ingtoa before Saturday. Chinese business
is taking much of the President tiile' ana
the flow OF visitors il increasing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
PLOT IN PARIS.
Tho Chinese Minister Was to Have
Been AssaSSnated.
(By Associated Press)

N'N LiSSUCIltICU I SSss:1
PARIS JULY 24.-It has just leaked
out that a plot existed for the end Of July,
to assassinate the Chinese Minister here,
Yu Ken. or a member of the Legation at
Paris. The Secretary of the Legation,
Major Parma, an Italian, in an interview
to-day admitted that report IN circula-
ton 10 that effect was true.
Major Parma said: six men whose
nationality has not been established con-
spired to secure entry to the Legation and
assassinate with knives member Of the
Legation I advised the Conmissary of
Police, who took measures to wreck the
project, and nothing has since been heard
Of it,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
GENERAL DRAPER RESIGNS.
Gave No Reason Save Press of Private
Business.
By Associated Pre.s.)

MILFORD. MASS, July M.-oeneral
William r. Draper, Of Hcpecale. last night
sent TO Washington letter rendering
his resignation as United States AInbassa-
dor 10 Italy.
General Draper made no statement as TO
the reasons he has for taking this step.
other than his business at Hopedale de-
EaaHds his entire attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
THE YELLOW JACK
No Doubt Of Its Existence At Pinar Del
Rio
CBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, July PA dispatch
has been received at the War Department
from Havana, which says that Genera
Lee has obtained information that leaves
no doubt about the existence OF EelIoM
fever in the First Infantry at Piiar bei
Rio, and that nine deaths last month, ~
ported as pernIciouS ualariai, are no" pe-
iieved to have been yellow fever:
The dispatch also says that there are
five suspected cases OF yellow fever among
the soldiers of the First Infantry sta
toned at Guanaja.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
SPECIAL SEASHORE EXCURSIONS
To Atlantic City or Cape May. N j.. via
York River Line, Baltimore and
Philadelphia; 81 for the Round Trip
From Richmond.

Tae above tickets ON sale July 4th. 1lth.
18TH, 18th. August list, Sth. 18th, I'D. with
return limit sixteen days from date OF
sale Stop over privileges returning VIII
be- allowed at Philadelphia ana Baltimore,
provided tickets are deposited with depot
ticket agent Immediately on arrival at
these points.
c. W wESTBURY. T. p. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
MEDIATION WOULD
BE DIFFICULT
CONTINUED from First Page.)

ri Yamen, went to see tho various foreign
ministers and found not .one of them
harmed Jung Lu proposes to memoriailze
the Imperial Government to supply them
with provisions at once and then devise
pians to detail troops to escort them to
'Tien TSin''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
Will Sal, From Frisco.

CRy Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, July A-W. ". Rock
hill who has been selected as special COM
missioner by the President to go to China,
has decided to take Mrs. Rockhill with
him and sail from San Francisco on the
American steamer Maru, Of the japanese
line
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
The Grant Nearing Nasasaki.

tBy ASSOCIATED THess'J
WASHINGTON, July PA dispa tch
has been received at the War Department
from Quartermaster Hyde, at Nagasaki,
stating that the transport Grant has been
reported In the Inland Sea- and Is exs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25

ore which conveyed the battleship Oregon
RI tho dock at Kure, Japan. has arrived at
Nagasaki, where she will go into drydock-
After she has been cleaned she Will re-
turn to Chinese waters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
By Associated Press.)
Phi!aiclpIlia 3: Cincinnati, I

PHILADELPHIA. July 24.-Orth to-day
pitched his first winning game since May
3lst He was in good form. and in only
one inning did Cincinnati secure more
than one hit. Attendance, 3.25S.
score: r H. E.
Cincinnati =. 30 0 o / 90 o. 0
Philadelphia Il o o / 90 '-3 9 0
Batteries: Breitenste!n and Kahn: Ortiz
and Mcfarland. Umpire, Mr. Terry.
1'ir.e N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
DEATHS.

this morning, at 1:2o
O'Clock. Of typhoid-fever. at the resi-!
dence OF her parents. No. 8 West Clay
Street, FLORENCE GERTRUDE,
daughter of August and Ellen Meyer, in
the twenty-f1fth year OF her age
Funeral notice later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
GRAND TOURNAMENT AND BALI
Amelia Courthouse. Va, August 1,
1000

For the above occasion Southern Railway
will sell tickets from Richmond. KeysviIIe
and all intermediate stations to Amelia
and return at one fare for the round-tr.P.
Tickets to be sold August LIST with return
limit August ID For Information as 70
tournament. etc. apply TO . Abbott, Anne
c. W WESTBURT. t. p. A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
BASE BALL.
Scores Yesterday.

Philadelphia. 5: Cincinnati, 1.
Boston, u; ST. Louis, II.
Chicago, g; Brooklyn. I.
New York. 2: Pittsburg, /.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
The Noshr,,,e at Nasasaki.

By Associated Presso
WASHINGTON .Iuly 24-The sunboat
Nashville, in command OF CaRtaln Rodga:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25

pected to arrive at Nagasaki tomorrow.
She has on board General Chaffee, COM
manding the army in China, and the Sixth
Cavalry, destined for service in that coun-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
M. PICHON SAFE.
Lii Hung Agrees to Transmit a Mes
sage from Him Within Five Days.

sage from Him Within Five Days.
By Associated Press.)
PARIS, July $3.50 a. Nm. Delcasse.
minister of foreign affairs, has received
a telegram from the French Consul at
Shanghai. dated July 3d. which says:
Iii Hung Chang has just assured me
that NJ. Pichon CFrench Minister to China)
is living, and he had agreed to transmit
to me, a message from me, requesting a
reply within five days"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
Standing of the Clubs.
Where They Play To-Day.

W IfCI z Il ''tE! 4 't'I ~ 1''eJ
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Chicago at Brooklyn.
ST Louis at Boston.
Pittsbur- at New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
Hoston.1o: ST. Louis. II.

BOSTON. July 24.-Both teams batted
hard, but ST. Louis fielding was a trifie
worse than Bostons. Attendance, J,SQ0-
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Roston... .....5031 O1O101-12 Il
St Louis . . 90 Oh u
Batteres-Cuppy. Willis and Sullivan;
sudhoff. Jones and Criger. Umpire-Hurst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-25
Chicago, 9: Brooklyn, Z.

BROOKLYN. July 24.-Chicago won to-
DAYS game by solid hitting and Garvin's
mastery pitching in the last seven innings.
Attendance. 1,5oa.
Score by innings: h r. +:
Chicago...-.. -.--.- / , - ~
BROOKLYN. .-..-. 90 . y. ~ D
Batteries-Garvin and Chance; Ho"eil'
Mons Farrell and MCGUIRE. Umpire
O'Day.. Time. 2:47
New York. .: Pittsburs, I.
NEW YORK, July 2i.-New York won
to-day in the eighth.
Score: n. II Il:
Pittsbur- ...oooOO1 OO0-1
New York. Q 0 0011*-2 > .
Batteries-Leever and O'Connor; Hawley
and Warner. Time hours. Attendance
100. Umpire-Ennse
Sierra County advocate., 1900-08-03
CHINA'S RESOURCES.
Under Other Rule II Would Be a
Great Mining Country.
Not Only the Usser Metals, Hut Gota,
silver, Copper npd Diamonds
Are Found Ia tbc shan
tunE Region.

Hitherto shc Development Of chlna''
mineral resources has been studiously
encouraged and opposed by the nu.
ihorities. The first thing required is
permission 10 ihc people 20 avnil them
selves freely Of their untouched wealth
underground The abaurdity Of the
present situation in this regard is fairly
illustrated by the fact thnt steamboats,
at lchung, 1000 miles inland on the
Nanftsc river, are compelled 70 burn
costly imported Japanese coal, al
though lchnng is situated on The bor-
ders ot one Of The richest coal fields In
The world The coal deposits of that
region nic 30 remarkable rs to arrest
Tie attention ~ casual trntelers, but
The government will not allow them 10
be worked II these mines, with the In
cidenfal iron ores and petroleum
springs, were permitted 80 be exploited,
there would be such trade TINT the
available strealncrs aud tunks would
hnrdly be able 20 carry II all, A gold
mining company was organized Ia 1896
in this province fSzcohuan) by Il China'
man iNfNtN bHFf VIM Nlh'i't ihiilHE
in The United States. He rot the sane
ton of the vicoroy 20 buy machinery,
but the people peiiiioned the lnitcr otil'
cial 10 stop the work, Samples Of gold
from The mines Ind been shown 10 The
,iceroy, cnd the petition was not grant
ed. seochuan hns a population nearly
equal TO that Of France, aud an area
about as great
shaniunR il described ms one vast
mineral field Gold silver copper iron
lend, coal and even diamonds are found.
The gold mines have been worked hy
California mincrt but ihcS had 10 aban-
don the task. owing to the obstructive
mess ~ the native Officials ten wears aro.
il Is expected That, with ihc advent Of
The locomotive In the near future, great !
hcttiy VIII be shown IN exploiting |
,suid. coal and other minerals. We're |
this province under any other rule, II |
would bc one Of the greatest mining /
sections In he world Il has popula.
tion of a0.00UuO about the same ~
ilni Of spain This Is one of theuorih +
sasjem provinces ~ China proper and /
Il runs Tie famous llonng Iln I
or yellow river know ns "China's Sor I
row" by reason Of the destruction Of /
millions ~ people hy iie frequent over
hows Ia this province Chlna's two
great sngcs, ConfuciuA and Menicus, T
I, ere born.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-08-03
INVENTIONS or INSANE MAN.
one Desinn Of an English Iunrtic
brought iiim Handsome
Fortune.

tntll quite lately there lived lu.
matte IN Wellesley asylum who turned
ont u round dozen Of inventions dur.
ing his ten years stay IN the place,
and some of them we're rcnliy good
and useful. One was a new style OF
ships anchor which holds twice as
fast as the old kind and can be trust
Ell never To foul It's chain or otherwise
60 wrong. The inventor had been A
tailor hetore losing his balance and
knew nothing ~ ships and anchors.
llni be drew The Diagrams md made
the models for this fruit of his dis.
Ordered brain and one day man
who visited him and saw The plans
vas greatly taken with them, SAYS
london Ai4sNers
He obtained permission, patented
aud put the anchor ON the market. 1t
was fa,orably received and AT the end
IF two Years the invention had
brought him $4,000 Half ~ this tie
capitalist who had marketed the nm.
ehar gave % the two daughters of tho
madmnn who were alive and sane.
During the rest OF the inventors
hfe the anchor brought in enough 10
pay for his maintenance and keep his
two daughters ia easy circumstances.
lie invented other useful things. in
eluding a new kind OF eorkscrew and
> folding chair.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-08-03
Play. or spnni,h Children

At fuentcrrnbin the place was en- fctc
for four days Ia ionor uf Inc patron
saint. Tie mornings were divided by
the natives between iour services in
fhc cathedral aud letting OF rockets
IN the streets; the afternoons were en-
sircly devoted 70 hulhRhts four bulls
being generously provided cnch day
Somehow we did not 20 In the mar
kct place were group Of tiny chill
dren pnNing the onlN game they knew.
That was II mimic hullHght. Every
stage WAS faithfully reproduced Only
a FEW smal boss and girls were not
taking part IA tie game. They had
managed 10 capture live sparrow, and
were enjoying the more fascinating
pleasure of twisting of its legs aud
Wnrs We should lhinh tie patron
snint must have felt both rlrnscd AND
ilatiercd by the spectacle. Chambers
journal.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-08-03

When the duke OF the Ahruzzi, who
has spent the last year in Franz Josef
Land. gels his mail this summer he
Vii probably swear at civilization
Nor ihan 72,lNo letters and post cards
Tor him, from al parts Of the world.
hase accumulated n the hands of the
Italian consul az 1hrisiiauia who viii
,cna whalff in tss cea .urics.e
= - expedition as SOON As The ice
hre4As up
Sierra County advocate., 1900-08-03
STORY OF A SLAVE.

To be bound hand and foot for
years by the chains Of disease ia
the worst form Of slavery. George
ID. Williams. Of Manchester. Mich.
tells how such slave was made
free. Ho says; "My wife fas
been so helpless for five yenrs TINT
she could not turn over in bed
alone. After using two bottles o.
Electric Bittere, she IL wonder
fully improved and able to do her
own work" This supreme RENE.
dy for female diseases quickly
cures nervousnesa, sleepleesnesa,
me lancholy. headache, bqckache,
falntlng and dizzy spells. This
miracle working medicine ia n God
send to weak, siokIy, run down
people. Every bottle guaranteed
Only 80 cents. Sold ny q. &. NJ -
Ter, Drngglet.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-08-03
CELESTIAL JACKIES.
Philadelphia Has Naval Reserve
Of Cinnamon.
The yellow skinned Recruits Are
Enthusiastic supporters .f tncI.
sasn and Ar. Eager
"a right

Philadelphia boasts of tho honor o
maintaining naval reserve compose
"a Cinnamon With the exception o
tie officers and even several Of ihcs
Afe followers of Coniueins tile entir,
body of Jhckirs wear rigiaG The na
cleus ~ his novel addition 10 tncli
SANS lighting forces attracted 10 lit
tle attention during the recent peacl
jubilee celebration III the Quaker city
Rev Frederick p"nle ~hn conduct
the hines, mission la Philadelphia
Chinatown = the father of THIS pairi
otc project lle enlisted the aid OF
lc Toy and that meant iaatmi sue.
etss. lfof l.cc roy the mayor Of eli.
natown aud what hc say 3 ~.
Race street. between Ninth aud
Ifoth + tbf genter of 4.nesc pornla
llon Ia Philadelphia The mission Is a.
Ao n20 Race street Here Mr.. roole
has lahoted fer scaeral years la an
almoad sScd Vineyard, rtdolcnt of
opium aud chopped suey llchas grad
nallN Won Tie confidence of h,s neigh.
pors aud, with the aid Of Mayor Lee
Toy Las accomplished good results
f!r " Nen more respected tuAa George
Luton the bis "sperinl" attached 10
.hc sixth district police station, and
that Y sasinr . great deal
~ Ai yp0fts g. ofrnniee The
lbs"e' Chinese naval reserve II PhN.
adelphia' Mr. Poole WAS aided hy vii
fiam tareless his rirhi hand mans
lE Chang the MISSIONS oniclal ia
rprWtr and Lee Toy When n,
sehrne was lrf hrouchca there was
tremendous excitement 81 lbr Chiness
quarters from cellar IS "top side"
The following oNiccrs Were chosen
ileu1 uant commander lreaericl
Fonlei lieutenant paAnaster lee 'rayi
lieutenant junior rrrde William u
Hatemans ensign Willinm Careless
surgeon 4 q lAkes, first gunner
gaAtc William l.ee York. FIRST boai
fNUiu' mnte Harry lee Yup coy
s.,aans. Wong Nee Noug 10, Harry
Nong and Wong John. color sergeant
Eng chang
The prestige of lee TOYS name hal
mneh 20 d. with the scramble 10 en-
fali Although Americanixcd 10 ne
ssisut of having sacrificed his queut.
finaio~ns mayor has d great hold
upon his subjects he dresses ia Amer
ap clothes and only On state occa
lns aoes he don The flowing robes 81
foe ,ele tlal empire
moe. IA sane
The hssesssd valuation 81 a cargo Of
-ahd recently shipped from Bahia. Bra
Sierra County advocate., 1900-08-03

state goecrumeui Of Eahia as 10 the
ownership Of the lands where this sand
occurs The general government bascs
ITS claim on the fact that, in accordance
Win law, 4 has 4 right toa strip along
me coast ~ meters IN width, measure,
from halt way between high and loy
tide and ia accordance with this claim
ihe government has granted the priv
iieEt of removing his sand toa an Amer
icun, resident IN Hrayil On the othc.
hand The state q lahn has given a
concession Tor the removal Of the snnd
- a local company. Philadelphia Rec
ord
Sierra County advocate., 1900-08-03

N.,h i.ss8asnt nrugcr was last in
England he received a visit from the
duke of Abefcorns IN al, course of
which his grace informed Dom Paul
that he himself bad been for Years a
member q the British lower lseuse. aud
that his faihtr had been lord licuten.
ant OF Ireland. The president evidently
considered that his guests present
rank was n great rise ia life. for he ex-
claimed, hastily: "oh that is moth
ingi my father WAS only shepherd"
Sierra County advocate., 1900-08-03
FORGET oRTAoCRApHY.
Cause Men Ia rora.t uaw
To spell

THE practice s. using an nnnnnen-
as has heromt ahnasi mistlss, among
busy men az allA1s. said 4 Magazin,
street Wholesaler according 90 the
iItuhmeh Mons, "nUd iiss G,ath on
erthogrnqhN. defy auy man wire has
dictated to a sienographef fcr as long
a period of time az two years TO S.t
dewn and write aA ordsN8rs bes,nesS
Gtter wiitunt making al least four
-, ..s.,,.,,,,. .,..,lt,,s. -, si4,tsiia !,
shiil in English ofihoRraphN Is purely
an arbltralA accomplishment It's A
feat in mnemonios and doesn't ncces-
sarilN pfesup oppose the possession of any
spcciai intellectual gifts lheonly Way
that the aNelavt man retains hiS abil-
ats 20 spell with reasonable correct
mess Is by keeping constantly in prac-
ticr and seeing tbs written words be
fore his eyes. lei him suspend that
mental exercise for short time and
the first thing YOU know he'll Dc spell
ing elephant with tMo is
he stepographer habit is bad as
cocaine when once you begin il you've
Got 70 keep y up or you're lost. iffat-
tempted % write letter of any lsngth
AZ pfesent my correspondent would De
GO ain 10 sci me down as a srandnious
- oraMue and believe nine.feuths
Ii me huslNsss men ID M cts a4g 5n
ih same boai. "a, m,mor, ~ most
+, iiie, ~ SIZE NAY 80 catefs graft4c.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-08-03
REMARKABLE HESCU T..

Mrs Michael Curtain, Plain
field, H., makes the statement,
that she caught cold, which settled
on her lungs; she WAS treated for
month by her family physician,
bnt grow worse. He told her she
was a hopeless victim OF consutnp-
ton and that 10 medicine could
cure her. Her druggist suggested
DR., Kings New Discovery for
Consumption; she bought bottle
and TO her delight found heraell
benefited from first dose. She
continued it's use and after taking
SIX bottles, she found heraelf round
aud we'll; now does her own housc-
work, aud is NJ we'll as she ever
WAS. Free trial bottles Of tins
Great Discovery at e &. Millrr'e
Drug Store Only 50 cents aud
II %, every bottle gnnrnnie,d.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-08-03

as fnr rs spclnng Is concerned. Imean
b. that ihai they have 10 write word
down on paper aud see how II look, be-
fnrc they are certain about its orthGg-
rHphy. That is why they become rusty
50 quick as soon as they give up he
personal handling of the pen ~ me-
dicvnl tunes HE upper classes didn't
prciend 20 know how to write 1boy
leli lhat professional scrivrnprs, and
80 appear % he drifting back to that
Happy condition Of affairs"
Sierra County advocate., 1900-08-03

The Ivanhoe vein enters the Emporia clai.,
75o feet OF work has been done in Shnn MT ,tas
81 2 n oorl ore shoy 4 o.. gold per
ne next place Ao y this vein which his been prosreee
hclenty to warrant estimation of value ~ Gu,
King bury three m es north Of the Emp ria inc al uhb
camp located the Great Republic group ef mines (e
worth PER poull il gp has been mined lere i ~.
and general shipments from the whole group lave au hd
somey.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-08-03
STRAY STOCK NOTICE.

| propose 10 engage in the bust
ness of recovering stray stock
throughout Sierra county. Anv
one having stray stock who will
furnish me with infor nation and
authority TO recover the same, can
have such sarvicp rendarei them at
rsas onatle rates. JoHN II JcNFs.
l.i boro, y. VI.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-08-03

vod 70 investors th e ookng country n s
sufficient to warrant the putting OF money md
bic assurance OF being successful
placed The different mining Sierra q nny a
mate valne. - ''f