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The evening times., 1900-07-28
A Telephone Line stolen.

ELLICoTT CITY. Nd. July 2S-when
the telephone people OF the Chesapeake and
Potomac Company came to put in a phone
for chaSaes Hammond Cromwell from Ell
ticott City to Wilton. his Howard county
farm, they found that two or three miles
Of copper wire had been stripped from the
poles and carried away. The line was
stretched some years ago 10 connect Mount
Hebron farm. In the same neighborhood.
The wire had been neatly cut away by pro-
fesSional thieves. the work being done in
the night while the line was temporarily
out of service
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UXDERTAKERS.
j. WILLIAM LEE,
UndcrtnLer und Livery.
- Penn Ave. n W Washington. D @
a FEW sNAKF STORIES.
The Experiences OF n Man in the
Southern Country.

Crom Forrest and Stresm-)
A recent article on poisonous snakes
prompts me 10 communicate the expert
ence Of a friend in the South He is a
distinguished educator, and his word can
be taken without discount When a young
fellow ne one day climbed to the top rau
OF an Old fashioned fence and sat down
noise IN the b-iars and small bushes
near attracted his attention Presently
be saw a rattiesnake and q blacksnake
engaged in a deadly conflict After being
bitten the black snake would go TO a water
weed growing near. bite that and then
return 10 battle. When this had occurred
several times my friend went and pulled
up and threw away the water weed and
then resumed his former position TO watch
results They were seen apparent The
black snake went for his antidote. and.
unable TO fnd it. soon began 10 Uove-,
reel as if growing blind, and then straight
ened out dead My friend then killed the
Tattler-
At another time my friend had been pos
pecJing with geologist among the noun
taias OF Virginia. On tie return, and The
geologist quite in advance. ny friend in
hurryiag down mountain side TO ove-t Ike
his companion sprang upon large log IN
stantly t'Burr-r-r-r" warned him of dan
ger and. locking just where he expected
10 land he aw a huge rattier coiied and
ready to STRIFE. My friend was under such
headway that he could not stop. so gath
eriDg all his force he made leap for fs
over the rattler and struck the ground
some twenty feet from the log with a
startled .Oh, OH" and rolled down the
mountain side.
Hearing the Outcry. the geOlogist cane
back WITH what's the matter2" Rat
tlesnake." was TIE sufficient explanat o..
Then the two went back and found the
snake coiIsd Just as he was. and killed Kim.
He was seven feet long, big as a mans arm
ard had twenty one raJtles- Ny friend vas
a champion athlete. and il paid him Wei
that day HIS son is one Of the champion
athletes Of the South today
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49, 1900 - 80
Square eco, su5-lOt fI3. George " Mont
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/. sub-lOt rs. George ". Mont
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GO. rab-l0t nc. George ". Mont-
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THE BALTIMORE VAULTS.
Silver to BE Kept in Philadelphia
During Repairs.

BALTIMORE, July Especial Agent
Lyons, OF the Treasury Department at
Washington, who has been investigating
the condition of the vaults in the tempo
rary court house in Baltimore to deter
mine their availability for the use Of the
Assistant Treasurer Of the United States
during the erection Of the new custom
house, has made report
Mr.. Lyons finds that the doors, plates,
and locks Of the vaults in the present Gus
tom house can be utilized in the vaults Of
the temporary building, but that the
change Will Eecessitate the transfer Of
100000 OF the silver dollars now stored
in the vaults to the sub-Treasury at Phila-
delphia- Then the gold, currency, and the
remainder Of the silver dollars will be
stored in the old vaults of the Merchants
National Bank in the building recently
purchased by the Government while the
doors. plates. and locks are being fitted to
the vaults in the temporary building The
report has been approved and the silver
Will soon be transferred to Philadelphia
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Lumber Mills Destroyed by Fire.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, July 2s.-Tbe
C. l. Ritter Lumber Company's mill at
Ritter's Siding. on the Norfolk and Wes-
tern Road, was destroyed by fire yester-
day. More than a dozen Chesapeake and
Ohio cars, several cottages, and 8 large
quantity of lumber were also consumed.
The mill was insured for S12. .0G0 about
cne-fourth its value More than leo men
are thrown out Of employment Mr. Rit-
ter. president of the company. states that
the plant will be rebuilt as soon as possI-
hlp
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ROBERT T. WYATT"
KILLED AT A CROSSING.
Boy anu Man Ignore n Warning and
Pay the Penalty

FRANKLIN, Pa. July 2S--Frank OFT
aged fifteen years. and William Harmon.
were struck by a train at East Brady. so IN
Of this city, at noon yesterday. OFT was
instantly killed. and Harme1 died in a few
minutes
The two were IN a farmers wagon. and
Harmen was about to drive across the Al
legheny Valley Railroad tracks. He was
warned that train was approaching. but
paid no heed Both the boy and man were
thrown out OF the wagon. and The vehicle
was ground 20 kindlfng wood
The fatality was witnessed by hundreds
Of people. Had Harmen needed the warn
ing the accident would have been avoided
The horses attached to the wagon were no.
struck. and when free from the vehicle ran
away Hermen lived but fifteen minutes
after being picked up by the train crew.
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a Hnther Drowned.

Joseph Rupert, twenty-four years of
age. employed as driver by the ToIman
Steam Laundry, was drowned in what is
known as the Little Basin, at the foot of
Seventeenth Street northwest, about room
today Rupert was batning in the com
pany of William Hayes, of 426 Tenth Street
northwest He is supposed to have been
seized with cramps and sank before as
sistance could reach him. The Harbor-
master was notified, but the body has as
yet not been~Tecovered- Rupert lived at
1909 Street southwest
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PASSED A GREAT ICEBFRG.
Experience of the Leydea Steamer
Columbian. just Arrived.

NEW YORK July 2S--The Leyden
steamer Columbian. which arrievd today
from Liverpool. reports that they had
dense fog crossing the banks CT New
fouEdIand and Only July p 3 large iceberg
was seen.
The iceberg appeared 70 be about 500
feet high and an eighth OF q mile in eX-
tent CT the water line The berg was q
perfect sugar Leaf il shape its sides being
perpendicular for a great height AT the
time Of passing. the temperature OF TIE air
was fOrty-niEe degrees and the water for
ty-fve degrees.
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CoLoRED DEMOCRATS AT WORK.
An Organization for Effective Cam
PaiEninS for Bryan

An Organization for Effective Cam
PaiEninS for Bryan
The coIored Democrats OF the District Of
Columbia. including those in the Depart
ments. have organized for the purpose OF
taking part in the campaign in the close
States in the interest Of Bryan. Oliver c.
Black has been selected as president of the
organization. They will do much active
work in Maryland, Delaware. West Vir-
ginia. Indiana, New York, New Jersey, Wis
consin. and wherever it appears that the
contest will be close
A committee has been selected to confer
with the Democratic National Committee.
A headquarters and literary bureau viii
soon be opened In this city.
A list Of canvassers is being made up
that viii be at work in the various terri
tories assigned to each by the local organ
tLation by September 1. while a sufficient
force will be kept at headquarters TO su-
peTintsnd and aid in the work in the field
Some OF the men will speak, while others
will conduct a quiet canvass wherever that
ts deemed best
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HoYT SAID TO BE A PARETIc.
Playwright Pronounced IncurabEe
by an Expert.

NEW YORK. July 2S.-"An incurable
paretic' is what Dr. Graham NJ. Hammond
a specialist in mental diseases. pronounceS
Playwright Charles Hale Hoyt. Cd July "a.
after an examination lasting for ssveral
hours This examination was made at the
suggestion OF Charles L. Dana, who ad-
vIsed Frank Mckee some time ago that
as friend and business partner OF Mr.
Hoyt, and as a responsible citizen. he
should have the unhappy playwright con-
fined in a retreat
As a result Of this examination and
opinion of Dr.. Hammond Mr. Hoyt was
placed in retreat at Hartford. Conn. aud
Judge Dugro, of the New York Supreme
Court, yesterday appointed a commission in
lunacy to pass upon bis sanity.
Il Is expected that the commission will
have 1fr Hoyt brought to this city the
last OF next week or the first Of the week
after, for the purpose OF examining him
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A Police omcer Assaulted.

CUMBERLAND. Md, July 2S.-Police
Officer Edward O'Neill was violently as
saulted Thursday night by Robert Conley.
Conley first abused O'Nill for arresting
friend for larceny, and attacked him later.
In the scuffle O'Neill fell, his head striking
a curb. rendering him unconscious. He
was then kicked in the face and eve and
his am was badly bitten. ConIey is in
Jail. 0Neill pluckily remained on his beat
the rest of the night
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HAGERSTOWN, Nd, July zS-Maurice
Harbaugh and Alfred Ensminger had an
exciting time along the Antietam Greek
with blacksnake. seven feet long and
eight inches in circumference which had
coiled Itself around their dog in a thicket.
Ihey tailed to make the reptile release it's
hold on the dog by beating the snake with
clubs Finally one OF the young men
drew his penknife and nearly severed the
snakes head The reptile then released
its hold
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A BOARD OF TRADE WAR.
Chicago Organization Hostile to the
Telegraph Companies.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-War has been de-
clared by the Chicago Board of Trade
against the Western Union and Postal
Telegraph Companies, as well as the
'Aecket chops"
Leading men in the grain trade have de-
cidsd 20 form a rival telegraph company
to handle business done BY the grain and
provision houses of the country. It is to
have a capital Of $1,000, 900 at the start
The greater part of the stock is TO be
taken here and exchanges in other cities
are TO assist. A committee Of eight has
been appointed to take charge Of the work
IL Is composed OF President Of the Board
w, s. Watren, Charles Counselman, A. o.
SlAughteS p. D. Weare, John F. Harris.
O. p Frazier, Ben Bryan, and Walter
Cornst6ck
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watson,s Death AccidentaI

The jury of inquest convened by Acting
Coroner Glazebrook at No. station, this
morning. decided that Walter R. Watson,
the brakeman in the employ Of the BaIti-
more and Ohio Railroad, who was killed
while coupling cars at Shepherds Landing
last night. met death as the result of an
accident for which no one could be held
responsible.
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4 series of ,rtshans

PARKERSBURG. W. Va, July 2S-John
Maranda. aged item years. was pain
fully burned Thursday while playing witn
bottle Of powder. He singed his eye
brows of Sunday, but continued to amuse
himself with the explosive until he burn
ed his face frishtfully and may lose cne
eye. Two weeks ago the boy broke his
arm. His brother was burned to death
two wears ago
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Died From lightning shock.

SALISBURY, Nd, July 2S.-MariOn C.
Leonard. who was struck by lightning in
Salisbury on Tuesday, died Thursday
night At times he was partly conscious,
but since the stroke had never fully ral-
lied from the shock. He was about thirty
one years Of age and the son of Mr. c. w.
Leonard. In 1890 he married Miss Ella
Messick, who. with three children, survives
him
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Arrivals From Porto Rico.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Among the pas
sengers who arrived today On the steamer
Ponce from San Juan and other ports in
Porto Rico were: Louis Berries, Chief of
Police Of San Juan. on his way to France.
L. H. Burr. Pedro A. Guerrero. Captain of
Police at San Juan; r. T. Green. Col. w.
t. Moore, United States PCstoffice Inspec
tor; Charles A. Spencer, United States
Steamship Inspector; W. B. SeweN. and
Capt. Leo Vogel. United States Steamship
Inspector
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ELLIS GLENN RELEASED.
woman Claims to BE Suffering for
Her Erother,x Crime.

Her Brothers, Crime.
PARKERSBURG. ". Va, July 2S.-EIlis
Glenn, who has been in Jail on charge
Of forgery for almost year. except few
weeks when she was in the hospital with
typhoid fever, was released Thursday aft
ernocn on 500 bond she is the woman
who is alleged TO have successfully imper-
sonated a man for several years and was
never detected until SENTENCED 10 the peni-
tenuaTy in Illinois.
She claims to have a twin brother who
resembles her very much, and thinks she
may be under Indictment for some Of his
escapades- Her attorneys say this brother
was in the courtroom the day she was
arraigned and will appear again and plead
guilty TO the crime of which she is coll
victed, If necessary 20 save her from the
penitentiary
The evening times., 1900-07-28
Rogues Unite 20 PIEnder.

(From the Louisville Courier JourE2l)
The sugar Trust is said to be making $50 coo
a day and the other Tefners doing as well.
while the coffee ro2sters obtaining equally ex-
o-bitant profits And every person in the United
States IS forced TO contribute 10 the yawninz
treasure chests Of these rogaes that were once 50
bitterly fighting each other, but now joined
IN plunder-
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Bound and Gagged by Robbers.

CONNELLSVILLE, Pa, July 2S.-Thisves
broke into the house Of James Newell.
at Dawson, Thursday night, and entered
the bedchamber OF Mrs. Newell and her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Newell was bound and
gagged by the ruffians and a revolver was
held to the head Of Miss Newell. Mean
while the other robber brought the cloth
ing OF the house into the room where the
womeI were and there went through the
pockets. Only SO was found, $50 in
drawer being missed.
The evening times., 1900-07-28
Reconciliation After a aO-Year Feud

BERLIN, July "a Brunswick paper
Announces the intended betrothal of Prin-
cess Alexandra, daughter of the Duke of
Cumberland, to a son of Prince Regent
Albrscht Of Brunswick. If the report is
true II means a reconciliation after thlr-
t7-year fevd>between the Duke of Cumber-
land and the Prussian royal house.
The evening times., 1900-07-28
A Pleasant Duty.-''when I know an

thing worthy OF recommendation. consider il nv
duty to tell it," says Rev. Jas Alurdock. Of
Hanlsburg, Pa 'Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Poyytle,
has cured me Of Cakarrh OF five years standing II
Is certainly magical in its effect The first appli
cation benefited me in five minutes. l wtull
not be without it in the house. Fifty cents
Sold by E. S. Williams, Ninth and Streets; Ed
fnonds and Williams, Third Street and Pennsyl
vshja Avenoe.-l7.
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one Days war Expenses.

Expenditures for war purposes yesterday
were 81. 10000 The total expenses Of tie
Government were ss.O20, eco. and the re-
ceipts wre 81, ,039, ,474-S3.
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When you drink beer, drink the best Heu-
rich's is absolutely pure and wholesome and is
brewed of the best malt and hops For case
OF Maerzen, Senate. or Lager phone s34. Airing
ton Bottling Co.
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OFFICE OF THE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA

" h1S----6 eS-s SUAg D 4SOJ-
Notice IS hereby given that IN accord
ance with the acts approved June g, 1873;
June 10. 1873; June l., 1890; August II,
1884; July s, 1855. and June ?. 1900 the fol-
lowing water mains have been laid. viz:
On South Carolina Avenue. between Sec
ond and Third Streets southeast, city Of
Washington. District Of Columbia, On J1us
Z. 1900. and on Tenth Street. between G
and I Streets southeast. city Of Washing
tor. District OF Columbia. on June 2, 1900,
and a water main tax has been levied upon
all lots OF land abCtting upon the street.
road. or alley in which the said water
mains were laid respectively.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
washington, D. G., July 10, 1900

neslllStOl5 y ~ July ~ 4SJy-
Notice is hereby given. that IN accord
ance with the acts approved June 3. 1878:
June 10. 1879; June IT. 1880: August j.
1881: JULY g. 1893. and June 2 1900. the
following water mains have been iaic.
VIZ On East Capitol Street, between Six
teenth and Seventeenth Streets. city OF
Washington, District Of Columbia. JChe
II. 1890; Sixteenth Street, between East
Capitol and A Streets northeast, city Of
Washington. District OF Columbia. June II,
lso0i Seston Street. between lie Dgo.t Ave
nue. aud First Street northwest. lie Droir
Park Addition, Plat IS. County OF wash
iEgton. District Of Columbia, June -. 1890;
Decatur street, between North Capitol
and First Streets northeast. city OF wash
ington. District OF Columbia. June 19. 1900;
and water main tax has been levied
against ali lots or land aburtiDg upon the
street. road. or alley on which the said
water mains were laid reE0ectiyeiy-
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Davenport, the King of the Air,
Performs daily at Chesapeake Beach.
The evening times., 1900-07-28
COST OF 4 COAL STRIKE
Millions Lest Through the Mary
land Miners Trouble.

Enormous Sum Forfeited by EN-
pIoyes and Railroads Through En-
Held at Cumberland Today-The
Men Anxious to Resume Work.
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Square Coz, part Of lot q. beginning AZ the
southwest corner Of said lot. thence east
q II, thence north . r.. thence west 63
Il, thence south p f., 70 beginning. John
CO
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SUMNER RESORTS.
ChautauQua HoteI,

ChzGtagq1a eeaca (saJ Ri5ge). Esry.a7d-
Most delightful summer AID family resort on
Chesapeake Bay. Best hathin, boating crabb:ng
fishing i1rSe. airy rooms; abundance of shade; Two
Cnt,rtaiEmcnts daily in Audtcriuu divine services
S-Ecay 80 Il. 800. and O'Clock Trains leave
B. & .. Station ESQ, l-s5 and 40. Returning
leave Beach $50 a. n, s-s5 ard c.s5 .. m
Round trip, 50 cents Is Gays. IS ccz-s. children
half price Room and hoard. 500 Der week and
up Beautiful building lots for sale Address
R. H Parker. ChautaUqua Beach. Nd jy30-tf.e en-
HOT SPRINGS. VA.
NEW HOTEL ALPHIN capacity $50; rafes 50 50
70 S5.50 per day $500 Per week and up=zrd
L c ALPHlS. Proprietor. ny5-.u II. sz-3nno8
BLUFF POINT HoJSE-Cn Potomac River front,
between Wi-kerson's and Colonial Beach; bath
ing, grabbing, and fishing; terms $ per week,
81 per day; special rates 70 parties. B. D. COOEE,
proprietor iyIs-IIt.en
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Take the Bay shore Limited, s D. m.
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F. l. Stoner, tTust------ -------------------- 3 %
Square 765. LOT ., Richard Il Stokes and
T. L stoner. trust 49, 25 90
Square ge4 part OF sub-lOt IS. beginning
6 I-2 f. south from the northwest corner
Of said lot. thence south p - f.; thence
east rs II 10 l-2 inches; thence north
. - #; thence west 10 the beginning,
solonan Carr--.------- -.---..--.--.- 2s 10
Square 974. sub-i0t IS. John W Thomas. 25 g
Aet@A 4s>ea>ii-en~- -
BY order Of the Commissioners of he
District Of Columbia.
GEO. F. GREEN.
ieIS-12t ex Su Water Registrar D c
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Square 069. part Of lot p, beginning at the
southwest corner o. said Tot. thence east
a r. thence north 2S #. thence vest Il
II, thence south 3 #, 70 the Beginning.
John Cook trust
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GEO. F GREEN.
1el6-12t eI Su Water Registrar- D C
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DEAFNESS positivziy cured New discovery
Information Tree. p o. Box 55s, ArduoEe. Pa.
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ANNAPOLIS, Nd. July 2s.-Robert T.
Wyatt, who was hanged here yesterday
fer the murder Of Capt Oliver N. CauIk,
left the following letter with Sheriff Bowie
to be given to the public after his execu,
tfon.
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square coo. part OF i0t 5. being The vest Il
r. BY the depth q said lot. Don A san
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ciuon, plat Is, Aine n nacurda- --...- 2
Square 6dg, port Of lot 70, beginning AZ the
southwest corner q szi6 lot, thence east
ts-l4 IT. thence north IS t., thence west
t5-l4 IT. thence south . = 20 the begin
niIgs Joln Cook trust 1sr---.----------..-.--- 2
Square 6cs, part Of l0t %. beginning AZ tie
SOUTHWEST corner Of said lot thence east
g Fl, thence north = #. thence vest g
#, thence south . #, 10 beginning. John
Cock -rsrs+
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-16
NEWS AND NOTES.

James Bond has made the discovery
and location OF a lode claim near Ham
lin gulch, Lincoln district, Clear Creek
county few miles west OF this city
An assay at grass roots gave values OF
S75 per ton, a second assay s9G, and an.
other from an eight inch streuk OF min.
eralized crevice matter showed IL ounces
gold and silver sufficient to bring il
up to commercial value OF s375.74 per
ton.
A small lot Of ore was shipped from
the Running lode n Black Hawk last
Friday to one OF the local sampling
works.
A bunch OF roscotile quartz carrying
sylvanite has been opened up in the
heart Of the Mogul tunnel at Eldora
Boulder county, assaying $4,000 per ton
There is great excitement over the find
in that place.
Ten stamps OF the Boston and Denver
Mining and Milling company's new mill
are employed in crushing ore from the
workings Of the Gregory incline shaft.
Golden Globe: q. II. Kimbnll is
experimenting the work Of building a
new machine and general repair shop
for the State School OF Mines. The
building will be Of wood 10 by 80 feet,
one story and is located south of the
power house.
The plant OF machinery on the Skelley
lode, Quartz hill is doing its work, the
miners being engaged in sinking the
shaft
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-16
PLANT FOR DENVER MINT.

The treasury department at Washing
ton, says special to the Rocky Noun
tain News, under date of August 13, has
taken steps towards letting the contract
for the purchase of a plant OF machinery
for the Denver mint. The prime mover
of the object, Representative Shafroth
intends to have the machinery ready by
the time the building is completed. The
superintending architect expects to have
the building under roof by the middle Of
October. About II months later the in.
terror will be completed. The building
will be ready to be turned over to the
government by November or December
Of 1901.
Gilpin observer., 1900-08-16
The Observer Mi3i79 Department.

The leasers working in the Hidden
Treasure mine on Quartz hill are ship
ping stamp mill ore which is yielding
ounces gold per cord at the Hidden
Treasure stamp mill in Black Hawk
One and one half cords of ore from
the Golden Sheaf mine, property OF G.
w. Fertig situated west of the Sur
prise mine of Alfred Wettstien in Yer.
million district, crushed at the Polar
Star mill in Black Hawk turned out a
gold button weighing 51s ounces of gold
-Four tons of concentrates from the same
ore netted $50 an average of SIS per ton.
Last week shipments were made to
the Rocky Mountain Stamp mill and
concentrator at Black Hawk from the
Banta hill mines, Russell district. Two
shafts are being sunk on two of the veins
of this company, with very promising
results
1t is claimed that body of ore II feet
in width has been opened up in the
Kokomo lode, Russell district, which
carries values after treatment at Du
mont of $50 per ton. DIR. Henry Paul of
Denver, is tho owner, who has it leased
to Chicago parties, 1t is one of the
mother veins of that portion OF Gilpin
county.
John Best has conveyed to the Sara
toga Cyclops Gold and Silver Mining
company, the Vindicator lode and Nam
moth mill site in Russell district. Louis
Dugall of Denver, has conveyed to j.
Berry the Eliminator and Exterminatpr
lode claims in the same district.
Sherman It. Harris, who is in charge
of the National mine on Quartz Hill has
the water about out OF that property,
and will begin sinking an additional 200
feet, whicq will give the shaft depth of
600 feet. A level driven west at that
depth will cut the Hecla vein 700 below
the surface.
Manager P. Mccain reports that n
depth OF 1400 feet will soon be reached
in the Phoenix Burroughs mine. The
crevice matter has greatly improved Of
late. Heretofore it has been pretty
badly split up.
Manager George Collins Of the Mime
sofa mine, Russell district, has completed
sinking the main shaft 100 feet, and is
now extending level at depth Of 4OO
feet. The output of this mine is treated
at the Rocky Mountain stamp mill and
concentrator in Black Hawk, where good
results are obtained.