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New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
THE CONVENTION IN CUBA.

Havana Sept. 14.--An amcable basis of repre-
senation on the election boards for the forthcom-
ing election OF delegates the Constitutional Con-
vention was arranged to-day by Governor General
Wood. the National. the Republican and the
Union Democratic parties having three provincial
boards Of canvassers. representing each organza-
tion in each province. The elections promise 10
pass Off quietly in Havana. There have been some
infammatory speeches. but conditions for the
most part quiet and orderly.
This evening General Maxine Gomez Sahor
Tamayo. Senior Geler and Mayor Rodriguez the
last three representing the National party, held
a conference at the Palace with General Wood
sp speaking for the Cubans at large, General Gomez
sald no desired that the clause in the call FOR
the Constitutional Convention with reference So
ssXing the future relations between the United
states and Cuba should he eliminated
After some discussion II decided that the
ooyec uonaple words should be submitted 70 Presi-
tion. ~ '"'ia
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
LARGE SUMS CONTRIBUTED.
GENEROUS RESPONSE THROUGHOUT THE
COUNTRY TO GALvEsToNs APPEAL

GENEROUS RESPONSE THROUGHOUT THE
COUNTRY TO GALvEsToNs APPEAL
Austin. Tex. Sept. 14-The fund for the rehei OF
the Galveston sufferers aggregates nearly
81 900 OoO and it probably will reach $5OON" by TO-
morrow night Most of this amount is in the hands
of Governor Savers, who will direct the WORK OF
expending II for food, supplies ana otner rehel
sures.
Philadelphia Sept. 14.-Drexel & Co.. treasnrers
of the Texas relief fund to-day reported controu-
tions Increasing the total subscriptions TO szo'"'4
An additional sum OF $4,000 was forwarded TO GOV
ernor Savers by the Citizens. Permanent f'eIieI
Committee making $4,000 that mas oeen sent
Chicago. Sept 14.-Money received by the Mayor
to-day brings the total of Chicagos contributions
for the Galveston sufferers up TO SI0'uoV'
St Louis Sept 14.-St. Louis is responding gen
erousy to appeals for aid for the Texas storm SUI
ferers Cash subscriptions to date amount 70
nearly S45OO0 At meeting OF the Merchants
Exchange $4,000 was subscribed
Baltimore Sept 14.-Baltmore has gone TO WORK
in earnest to collect funds and material for the
storm sufferers of Texas. Through j. Hume
Smith it's president the Chamber of Commerce
has collected So 934: a special relief committee APP
pointed by Mayor Hayes to-day has secured SEoo3
while the Merchants and Manufacturers ASSOC
alton and the newspapers nave colecteu S"fso-t
rra king total of 50 1874 Large quantltles OF Loou
and Clothing have been contributed. JOINS Hop-
kins Hospital will send three physicians anu sew
eral trained nurses 70 Galveston
Johnstown Penn. Sept 1.-THE Galveston rehet
fund now amounts to nearly $4,000 and is rapidly
growing This afternoon carload OF supphes
vas forwarded and more will follow.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
REAL ESTATE.
THE DISPOSAL OF YESTERDAYS OFFER
INGs AT AUCTION


INGs AT AUCTION.
BY Peter F. Meyer & Co.: Spring-st.. northeast
corner of South Fifth-ave. West Broadway. 25x
1873: foreclosure: the plaintiff for S5S.025. No.
53 Th!rd-st. north side 40 feet east OF Second
ave. 2Ox175, three story brick dwelling house;
Surrogate's sale: to NJ. Kittemplam for $4,000.
No 235 West End-ave., vest side. $40 feet south
OF Seventy -frst-st. 16xS21O; five story brick dwell
ing house foreclosure; to the plaintiff for $4,000
Morris-ave.. southwest corner OF One e-hundred-and
seventy-sxth-st. 100x1OO, story and one
three story frame dwelling house; Sherin's sale
of all the right title and interest of Julia Drought
which she had June H. 1900 or since: to Joseph
F. Oliver for SIS.
BY William NJ Ryan Nos Sc and IS East Tvven-
tiethst south side. 200 feet of Fourth-ave 40
x92 eight story brick store and Office building fore
closure; to the plaintiff for $4,000. No 4i9 West
ave- 55xgS9 Ave story brick tenement house: fore
closure to the plaintiff for $23.OOO
RECORD OF PRIVATE SALES
], Clarence Davies & CO. have sold for Thomas
d. Malcolm the five story brick apartment house
at the southeast corner of Melrose-ave and One
hundred-and-hfty- -third-st. to William b Aitken
who has given in part payment No 1.5tO Bushwick-
Slawso1 & Hobbs have sold No. ga West Eighty
house size lSxSOxlOO bath extension for Mrs FIzs
teth Beckett to Mr. Phinnv for S2S.eOO.
Ryan has sold for john Cotter TO %'1P Pau
ham the three story brick tenement house on lot
The Puriy estate has sold the four story brick
s. tenement house. us on plos SosSs76 at the south
Helen A. Skdmore has sold the four story brown
% S%{9ne front dWslling house. en- lot 2OxlO0 No so
De SEEDING Brothers have sold for William n
unfinished yooS nve story double nathouses on plot
tweltth-st, lN feet west OF Fffth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
GREAT LOSS IN PRINCE EDWARD.

Charlottetown, P. E l., Sept. 1.-THE Texas
hurricane swept over this province Wednes-
day night, causing immense damage the full
details of which are not obtainable as wires are
down through the island. The shores are
strewn with the wrecks of fishing boats and
the loss Of life will be considerable The fruit
crop was nearly ruined. From all sections Of
the island reports coming by messenger and
letter of houses. barns. lobster canneries and
grist mills being razed by the wind. In the
Tignish fishing fleet ten smacks with their
crews are missing
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
PURSE STRINGS OPEN WIDE
NEW.YORKERS GIVE NEARLY A QUAR-
TER OF A MILLION.
srrr1 THE MONEY Por-Rs IN FOR CALVES
TON SUFFERERS. JUSTIFYING THE
WORDS OF EX-MAYOR HEWITT

II looks as II ex-Mayor Hewitt made correct
estimate OF the generosity of New-YOrkers when
he said at the Chamber OF Commerce meeting on
Thursday: There will be no difficulty in the city
of NeN--York in providing any sum. however large
which can be judiciously and ought properly ~
be provided to relieve the suffering people OF Cal
weston from the consequences of this appaIilns
calamity" Nearly S250,0O0 has already been sub
scribed here for the hurricane victims, ana theFe
is not yet any sign at all of drouth at the mead
waters of this benehcent stream.
The fund started by the Citizens Relief Commit
tee organized by the Merchants Association was
swollen Yesterday to s67 426 So the Importers and
Traders National Bank adding $1,000 and A. Van
Santvoord $500 The Chamber of Commerce rund
reached $ss O46, Lazard Freres the Morton Irust
Company. Brewer Bros. & Co. the Natonal BANK
of Commerce and the First National Bank suo-
scribing 81 600 each and the Lalance & GrosJean
Manufacturing Company. Barring. Magoun CO.
and the Fourth National Bank $500 each The STOCK
Exchange fund is now s1s357. of which Muller
schaI & Co gave $500 yesterday. The Cotton EH-
change fund rose to 1885, The Produce Exchange
fund now stands at S2.162 The Mercantile EX-
change fund is S211s 80 Mayor Van Wycks tund
was increased to 800 of which s1672 was sent IN
through the Clothing Manufacturers Association
The banking house of Munroe & Co. received from
its Paris branch instructions to draw for SlO'U"'
subscribed at a meeting held in that city on Ihurs
dav Of American visitors there. The Home lnsur-
ance Company telegraphed to the Governor OF
Texas TO draw on it for 81 900. The following sums
were sent to The Tribune for the Galveston suffer
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
p1-PCHAsrNG THE SUPPLIES.

These sums together with those sent to various
other newspapers. all for the same good cause ag-
gregate # is estimated nearly. not quite S0V'UOo
That others besides Americans symPathize win
the sufferers Is shown by the fact that Oelrichs
Co received a dispatch yesterday frolA Bremen
stating that. the instance Of the North German
Lloyd and with the cooperation OF the Bremen
Chamber Of Commerce and the Bremen COTTON
Exchange a committee had been formed theFe loi
the collection of subscriptions.
The Citizens Relief Committee organized by the
Merchants Association. having accepted the o1er
of the United States transport Mcpherson mace 10
them by President Mckinley through the war De
pa-tment for the purpose OF conveying a cargo OF
supnlies to Galveston, the Purchasing Committee
Yesterday authorized the purchase OF supplies 10
load her The articles purchased thus FAR are [O4o
pairs of blankets. 100 dozen mems undersnlrts' -VV
dozen mems overalls, 200 dozen womens wrappers
200 dozen wofnens stockings. Is dozen girls dresses
2eO dozen girls and boys undershirts, 4U dozen
women's undershirts. 80 dozen boys waists ana
trousers 1000 pairs of shoes. 30 dozen underskrts'
10000 pounds of pilot bread. 2O0o package of pre-
pared -four 720O of soup. 5000 cans of corn
beef 500 cans of roast beef. $500 cans OF roast
chicken 5000 cans Of garden corn. 25D cans OF
baked beans. 100 of pepper, 1000 one pound
bricks of Goldfish 10000 packages of ground coree'
500 packages of harmony, loc0 packets OF taoe
salt 10000 tins of condensed milk 5000 packages OF
farina 800 cans of clam boulon, 1000 cots, 5000 Of
quinine surgical bandages, disnfectants sundry
medical supplies etc. the total disbursements by
the committee amounting to nearly &5,oW
The Merchants Association received notice from
| Kohn & Co. that they would make a shipment of
| clothing from Strait Brothers that they would
| ship six cases of canned vegetables; from the
| Franco American Food Company that it would ship
| thirty cases of soup from Peck & Hauchhaus that
| they would ship a case OF clothing; from Henry
Nordlinger & Co. that they would ship thirty-rour
boxes of vermicelli; from the Anglo-Swiss Con
| densed Milk Company that it would ship fifty
cases of condensed milk; from Frank, Kahn &
| Frank that they would make shipment of under,
| wear, and from the Mills hotels that they would
| ship 80 pieces Of mems underwear. % men laun,
dered shirts, $50 collars, cuffs. handkerchefs and
socks and Y coats. waistcoats and trousers. The
| transport lies at Pier %. East River, Brooklyn,
which is the first pier south Of Atlanticaye. 1t is
hoped that the contributions will be sufficient 10
lnnd L. nIrn Hl1r.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
TWENTY-FIVE VESSELS WRECKED

St Johns. n. F. Sept 14.-TaIes of wide
spread destruction wrought by yesterdays gale
continue pour in Six vessels were wrecked
near ST. Pierre, and six in Placentia Bay 1t
is also reported that four were lost in Renew's
Harbor. two in the Straits of Belle Isle, and
four near Cape Bonavista.
Other parts of the island have yet to be heard
from. the telegraph wires to remote points be-
ing down. Thus far fourteen lives known to
have been lost. and it is feared that the loss of
life will prove much greater when full informa-
ton is at hand.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
COTTON MARKET ERRATIC.
REGARDED AS DANGEROUS THROUGH MOST
OF THE DAY

The local cotton market showed a marked change
yesterday from the excited conditions which had
prevailed for some days. was quiet and even
rsactionary, with now and again spasmodic breaks
into something approaching activity The volume
Of business was not nearly large a. was ira MS
acted upon the previous days Of the week Prices
opened al is points decline ON September on
October and November and from 70 points on
the ntervenine months. from the previous sights
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15

as we'll the Chinese. and that he will try to
arrange a settlement fair TO all parties.
Ii Hung Chang will travel with a retinue Of
125 persons and will leave the foreign settle
ments Friday, to meet the steamer Anping
for the north
Reports from Chatting and Sin-Fu. Western
sze-Chuen. say that most Of the property Of for
eigners has been looted or burned. The foreign
ers have been invited 10 place themselves under
official protection
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
CLEARING TIEN-TsIN DISTRICT.

TU-IIU TAKEN AND BURNED-vILLAGERs
ANXIOUS FOR PEACE.
Tien-Tsin, Sept. II (via Taku, Sept 13).-The
expedition under General Dorward against the
Boxers threatening the Tien-Tsin region reached
Tu-Liu (also written T-Liu), on the Grand
Canal. without opposition. and the city was oc-
cupied without shot being fired Three col
umns converged there yesterday, after two
days march, and found that the place had al
ready surrendered to one officer and eight Ben
gal Lancers. General Dorward ordered the town
burned after it had been thoroughly looted
The villages on the line OF march made peace
offerings. and. in most cases were undisturbed-
Apparently the Boxers have disbanded in that
region and the whole country is quiet
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
sALvArIoN CoRPs AT HorsToN.

message was received at the Salvation Army
headquarters IN west Fourteenth-st. yesterday
afternoon from some officers of the organization
Galveston relief corps TO the effect that the city
officials Of Houston. Tex. had allotted to them a
plot Of ground at that place which to pitch
their tents. This relief work Of the Army. II is
said will be car rriec on st Houston until the tents
can oe raised at Galveston. The corps of the Sal
walton Army in this country have been instructed
70 send contributions and supplies for the Calves
sufferers TO Houston. The local collections Of
the Salvation army for the afflicted IN Galveston
sIrenfy amount TO s., ,0o9
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15

.losire Ful support covering OF shorts and more
foraig6 aThitrare buying caused a rally later In
tGe forenoon upon which all of this loss was re
came in. the market weakened again under re
newed general selling and broke 70 points ITS on come Ine
rather intense excitement during the break, ana
although an advance of 10 points took place II was
followed by another relapse, and during the rest
Of the day the market was regarded as w WhaI m III IL
known as dangerous" The public sold out on All
the steadier intervals, fearing a further reactioh
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
NEWARK NUNS ALL SAVED.

The Rev J. F. Mccarthy, assistant pastor Of st.
Patricks Cathedral. Newark, yesterday received a
special dispatch from Galveston, by way Of Hous-
ton Tex saying that all the twenty-four Newark
nuns at the Catholic Convent of the Sacred Heart
st that place had been saved from the general de-
struction of and property by the terrible tor
paAo of last Saturday Father Mccarthy at once
dispatched special messengers TO the homes Of the
nuns relatives throughout the city TO convey the
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

KoeTe, Hirsh. and another Isabella q Francis
81 Ann save, " 5. - n q lSSJh-st, S years
Sinnmonds Charles NJ. 70 E2la q WulitS. West
ehester-sve, cor lS6tA-st IS. 10 Z; 60 Beach
ave, etc. year. 90 -..--...-
ave. No lSS. 3 wears. .....--
Lisinger. Georgs and George +. 70 William Gil
martin, Brook-aVe. No lao. 3 years. .-----.-
l4incN. John NJ. 10 William J CiiimArJin. lS5th-st
8, ~ u W OF Brown Place. years. .--..,--
ktrk Hugh. ard John Graham 70 CITY Mortgage
company nlon-ave :. as 70 OF land Or
William W Fox and 2T5 4 OF land q John
Ashe, I year. .......-....-.... ..-.-.--,
CoShland, Rose, 70 City Real Estate Company, s-e-
81, :, 10 n W OF Central Park West % wears
Shlers Julia. and keoecca RoOs 20 Adelaide N and
Sertrude Davis, l2ed-St. :, 1909 n " Or
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
RESULTS OF TWO BENEFITS.

The managers of Roster & Bials announce that
the proceeds Of the matinee performance given
yesterday afternoon for the benefit of the Calves
ton Relief Fund will amount to $500. The perform
ance given the Herald Square Theatre last even
ing for the cause netted 81, 200
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
BIG SIX SENDS AID.

Typogrs phcsl Union No g. Of this city has start
ed 2 movement among its members toward con-
trbutng for the relief Of the Galveston sufferers
ana lasI tlghL tne EHscouve f Sonmlttes having
Union No &c. The members OF Big Six will also
have opportunity 10 contribute individually
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
coNpoLENcE FRoM PERU.

Lima Sept H-The House OF Representatives
has sanctioned motion send dispatch to the
President OF the United States expressing the
dolence Of the Government and people OF Peru over
the catastrophe at Galveston.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
GOVERNMENT AIDS II TRANSPORTATION

Washington, Sept. H.-Mr. spaulding the Acting
Secretary Of the Treasury. took further meas sures
to-day for the relief Of distressed citizens OF
Galveston BY arranging fer their transportation by
foreign vessels 70 New-Orleans or other Gulf ports
The law provides that only American vessels can
sssry passengers between American ports hut
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Howery, Nos SS s. and sSIs s0xli2 Helen a
ss;S Morrison 10 MaTy Burr iIS $4,000
eo9nst: NO a. West eSNiOo.s Cornelius
ec!e-st No $50 West. 2Sxloo5 Isaac Aerahams
2lst-st,. No sol East aGxa2: waiism Lawson.
executor ana trustee. Rozanna scanlon 1850 ~ go
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
HACKENsACK AUCTION SALE.

The Hackensack Land Company has another sale
OF lots at auction this afternoon There are forty
iots on both sides of Prospect-sve from Passaic-
81 81 south and fifteen lots on the west side OF the
SSNeIue' 80 Ieet from Central-ave-. near many hne
nouses on the Heights There are also i05 lots in
summit ave. to be offered for sale ~ "
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
ENTPERORs WILL Nor CONFER.

Berlin. Sept. 14-There is foundation for
the report that Emperor William and Emperor
Nicholas will meet in Russo-Poland to discuss
the Chinese sitIation.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
ACTORS WILL LEND THEIR AID.

Mayor Van Wyck received letter yesterday
from the managers OF the Manhattan Theatre Of
fering the receipts of the performance of Caleb
West next Wednesdays matinee for the relief
fund. The Mayor accepted the offer with thanks
The members of the New-York Stock Exchange
subscribed yesterday total Of s7,042 This amount
with the of s9 Z25 received on Thursday, brings
up the contributions Of the Stock Exchange to
the aggregate Of sl6267. The committee in whose
placed yesterday afternoon forwarded $4,000 to J.
PieTpont Morgan, who has been appointed by Gov
ernor Roosevelt chairman of the State Relief
Fund When Mr.. Morgan yesterday af-
ternoon he said that until he heard further from
Governor Roosevelt he not prepared to speak
Of the probable plans Of the State committee;
been designated by the committee of the New-York
Stock Exchange as the depository of the Galveston
relief fund of the Exchange
The sent to The Tribune have been for
warded to the Governor Of Texas.
Texas Red Cross relief fund. at No. 156 tifhave.,
said that number of gifts for the sufferers had
been received chiefly supplies, which are being sent
TO Pier B. North River. Stephen F. Barton.
nephew of Miss Clara Barton. will leave here for
Gaiyestton tonight He will be ascompanied by
Red Cross work in Texas.
The following artists thus far have been def
nitely listed for the show which will be given at
Keith's Union Square Theatre Tomorrow evening
for the benefit Of the sufferers from the storm and
food at Galveston. the entire gross receipts going
Wilder. Bert Murphy, assisted by forty pieces OF
Victor Herbert's band: Jesse Couthou Mrs. Alice
Shaw and her twin daughters. Joe Welch, Will II.
Cressy and Blanche Dayne in "Grasping an Oppor-
tunity'; John lie Hay ventrioquist Jess Dandy
Marie Dupont and Charles Lothian. in the new
sketch, never before presented. "A Visit 20 Aunt
Martha" Dave Lewis. Ray L. Royce. George
Barry, the English ballad singer. ard a quartet
from The Rose OF Persia" and the Raymond Mu-
At the Metropolis Theatre a performance Of
"Faust' will be given ON Friday evening" Septem-
Z1 benent Galveston
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

brtstow-aVe. :, eS q n OF Ienninss-st, for ave
tnIes story frame tenement houses. .UX6V, Max
Arn1etel. No SIS Southern Boulevard. owner
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15

while present conditions prevail the Treasury y, lie
partment Will remit the penalties to Which
vessels would tie liable for the relief or GaINeS'
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
FOR APARTMENT sEEKERs

The Tribune each Sunday presents an attractive
aSsortment OF New Yogk's choicest Apartment
Houses Save time and comfort nv consuitins them
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15

Canal-s, Nos isS and IsT SOxIS Max stone 70
4Sth-st No 5S East alxlOoS CHARLES sues
George Sidenberg &C.. .....-....-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
FURNISHED fionsss 90 est-g0untrr.

ITO LFT-Furnished house: bath: set TO-
nice lawn: beautiful shade trees; large SardsA Apse.
ed; 20 fruit peach peav, plum cherry ana
centrally located: reasonable terms Tor the Seese
dreSn W X MERRILL ENenVl-s. ~
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Lriss- 49,
~ received their UptoSn one No L@4@ pfSS1ss
"a door north OF Slst-st until o'clock p M d.r
uentS received the following branch otfceS a. tVs-
ONCE rates until o'clock viz; - St 80
&Sd- St. lS2 6th-ave.. leth-st. Macy = o'i~
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
Real gstars.
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
81 and 80 Liberty Street.
441z and As Maiden Lane.

Under its system. doubtful points IN
titles are submitted to It's Committee OF
Counsel, consisting of well-known real
estate lawyers. This protection makes
its policies the strongest issued.
Losses in thirteen years OF business.
S24, ,34631.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
APPEAL FROM THE CHAMBER.

The Committee OF Sixty appointed by the Cham
Der of Commerce to raise funds for the relief n
the Galveston sufferers held meeting yesterday.
Alexander E. Orr, chairman of the committee pre-
sided and there also present James Stiman.
Abram s. Hewitt, James Speyer. Jacob II, Schiff,
John Crosby Brown, John Clahin, J. Edward Sim
mons. James McCreery John A. Stewart, lsidor
Adrian IseIn, jr. Mr.. stillman, the treasurer Of
the Chamber OF CommerceS fund, said that up TO
the time of the meeting about $Sl 600 had been
ceived. George Sealy, a banker Of Galveston who
is also president Of the Galveston Wharf Com
pany, attended the meeting at the invitation of Mr..
Stillman Being asked to inform the committee
Of his knowledge of the of the disaster which
had overtaken Galveston Mr.. sealy did so. A dis.
cuSson then took place to the best means OF
distributing the. funds in the possession of the
committee, and ultimately an executive commit
tee consisting of Alexander E. Orr James Still
man, Abram S. Hewitt, Jacob S. Schiff and John
Claf1in, appointed TO carry out such measures
deemed best for the relief of the Galveston
inhabttants. The Chamber issued a public appeal
asking for aid for the people Of the afflicted city.
The total amount of subscriptions so far received
by the Chamber of Commerce amounts 10 s38, ,O46
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
ASSURANCE OF GOOD FAITH.

When the correspondent departing the in
terpreter said:
The Niceroy hopes you will not give a bad i'm
preston Of him to the American papers He
says he Is a very old mantle Oldest to take
part IN these negotiations: that he has had
much experience In these affairs: that ne is the
only man who can help the foreign Governments
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
SEPT. AND OCT. FREE.
gountrp propertn for Sale or % &c

IvNGLEwOOD:-Houses for sale rent A lev 3, (,
II aished houses WEATIERBY CO. Dean :
Ene!ewcOd. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-15
THE FLORENCE,

1O5-1O9 EAST 18TH 81
Absolutely hreproof. excellent cuisine [ar-or o-I
and bath and parlOr, three bedrooms and pain LIIs
or unfurnished Housekeeping apartment rooms a
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-07-18
Driving Tunnel Towards Comstoek Ledge

The Comstock group oi claims situated
q mile above law'on, on Clear creek, is
one ol the promising properties OF this sec
ton. Manager Mtieary, who has charge
oi the Comstock, began driving his tun.
mel IN toward the ledge with Il double shift
of men this week, and hopes before
autumn TO have developed u property
there that can be IN truth called a mine.
The principal veins oi the Red Boy mine
are said Ia run through the claims OF the
COm>to,< ana surface outcroppingS show
good values. The Comstock group is
owned Nv Spokane and eastern capitalists.
| aWtOu Standard.