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CHAPTER XIII.
Gaining Grnund-

WaMIeu ErieStOn Tor a week past had
made his appearance In his salon a lit
re after nine instead of ten; but Mrs.
Savile got back few minutes before
he came In, and when he was settled on
his sofa till they should go out, she
made him laugh by a humorous account
Of her recontre with Mrs. Dexter.
Well, be said at length, her Yam
kee curiosity about your humble ser
want isn't likely to be gratifed, for 1
don't want to see her or anyone else,
and don't mean to. either"
But mean you to see them" said
Clare, composedly, as she sat on the
edgp Of the low couch facing towards
hdfn as he reclined-his fayorite seat
for her.
The handsome dark eyes opened wide
on her, the straight brows drew to-
gether.
You mean?" he repeated.
Yes. !. Glare Savile."
Wilfred put his hand to his fore
head and pushed back the clustering
locks.
Then Clare Savile must not ask it
Csnie I could not endure all the we'll
INant. perhaps, but" He stopped,
with sharp culver through every
nerve. Don't, oh, don't try to per-
sHade, to ask of me what must refuse
eyen your
Clare laid her soft hand over his with
oil the power of her tender woman's
sympathy; more, with all the subtle,
unrecognised power between them.
Even me?" repeated the rich, low
tones that alone had surely power to
steal away any mans resistance. "Oh,
no, you could not refuse me anything
] plead, and for your own good, too.
AWon't you trust yourself to me in this
Natter as you have in all else, or nearly
else? Ano fortnight ago, remem-
y2u, Said YOU would not mind SO
much, If were with you, at your side;
yand ], shall he, of course Come, my
4 dear rebel, you know you must give in,
SO you may as well do so with "a good
grace"
Then he laughed, but his hand closed
on hers.
Ny dear tyrant," he said my re-
sistless witch of witches, surrender :"
Good boy! Now, as a reward, you
shall stroll for ten minutes or so in
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Reminiscent of Dano,el wen.t.r,

AS baek-handed slap at well
known member Of Congress. who n 'sss
fond of looking upon the wine when Il
is anilined. Mr.. Depew tells this anec-
dote:
The member of Congress was being
shaved by an aged colored barber \
Washington. The shop was a favorlt
one with the prominent men OF the capS
ital, and the old darkey who presided
over 1t often boosted that he had shaved
every great statesman since the Madison
administration. which may or may not
have been true. The member OF Con-
gress referred to was being shaved by
the veteran one day, when he said to
the latter:
Uncle, you must have shaved many
famous men,
"'Oh. yes. sab; has. indeed
:" And great many of those famous
personages must have sat in this very
chair where I am sitting. chr
''Dhats right, sab. Deys set jes'
whar wo' is sittin' dis moment, sab.
Yes. sab. An Use jes' been noticin'
mighty Gurus similarity between yo'
an Daniel Webster. sah'
"'You don't say" exclaimed the high
ly delighted lawmaker. rs the similar
ity in the shape of my head. uncle?'
oh, no, sab. 'Tain't dat
els 1t my manner?'
"'No, boss. faint yo' manner. mud
der. Hits yo breff. Saturday Even
ing Post.
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al that she i really amusing ana agrees
able.r
You ana her so. Miss Heath7 xou.
have met her before this. perhapsg
"oniy little- first met her in tow,l
at Mrs. Percivafs. She says she is : reg
ular born New Yorker
Yes daresay she is q whitewashed
Yankee. though for all that said Glare.
scepticaily cynical OF Mrs. Aureisa's We
racity. II know their ways
| "Ha. ha- Well remember said
Charlotte, asking her II she had ever
been in England before. and for one
second she hesitated--I noticed thss-be-
fore she said: Yes. years ago, for q
short spell, with my uneie'
Words carelessly said by Charlotfs
Heath In mere passing chat. heard BY
Clare Savile at the time as carelessly
without any more than passing atten-
ton, but which that curious nymph.
Memory. put carefully into one OF her
odd, secret cells. thence to be brought
forth st time when the words took q
said. with her pretty foreign shrug:
And I daresay in that admission the
truth popped out before she could hie
upon LAG bCSt Ao u to4l. 1CO you Know
Miss Heath. IL any but the house-parey
viii be here on Saturday EVENING""
"A few others. think understood our
little hostess at breakfast" answered
Charlotte. ''Dr. and Miss Faber were
named, and a few others. Lady Flora
said, near enough to drop IN informally.
All. now know my way from this COR
ridor. Thanks so much. We shall see
you. hope. on Saturday. Mrs. savile7'
'.oh, yeas. IL Mr.. Erleston comes, OF
course shall be with him." said Clare.
smiling, Ito mount guard and carry him
OFF before he gets too fatigued. An re-
voir.. then. Miss Heath"
They shook hands and parted.
"She is charming beyond measure
thought the elder lady as she went on.
''rhey surely don't expect such man
as Wilfred Erleston to keep heart-whole
TO the end OF the chapter-not her
When Mrs. Savile got back to wilered.
she found DIR. Faber there. and the ques-
ton OF Saturday was then ana there
settled.
Yes. certainly. he can CO. said the
Doctor, emphatically.
ITO be Continued)
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the gardens when we go out instead G
on the terrace outside,

the gardens when we go out instead OF
on the terrace outside
"Ah! how sweet you are. and de-
serve only scolding.' said Wilfred, peni-
tently, so like penitent boy that Clare
smiled. you have forgiven me, then,
Clare? May call you Glare between
ourselves? always think of you so,
hear nothing else from the doctor, just
Glare. May call you so?'
"Of course you may" answered Clare,
asserting so frankly and simply as he
had asked. There was no thought or
fear on either side of being misunder-
stood. Each took 1t as it was, the mere
natural dropping of a formality be-
tween two singularly unconventional
people placed in familiar relation to
each other. Would you like to come
out at Once?"
Wilfred hesitated, then said abruptly.
What are they all doing this morn
ing? Where are they?"
Il don't know. can find out if you
like. But you need not be afraid of I'M
invited intrusion on our outside move
ments," said Clare, gently, because
your brother and sister nave quite made
it understood that DR.. Faber wishes you
to be kept quiet until we take the mi
tiative in the opposite direction, so that
If anyone strolling about sees us in the
distance, he or she will keep away"
Except that detestable, underbred
Yankee" said Erleston, with energy.
"Pll set the dogs at her if she attempts
to come near us unasked."
Mrs. Savile laughed so much at the
way in which this speech was said, that
Wilfred was obliged TO laugh too
What a speech for the chivalrous
Erleston to makel" said she, when she
could. Trust, then, to the dogs and
me to guard the position from such
curious invasion"
Erleston pulled his moustache with a
half-laugh that ended in stified sigh
We'll, l suppose l must But all the
same, Clare, l want to know what, if
anything, is going to bedonethis morn
ing. Please ring for Clifford; he shall
find out"
Clare rang the bell, only observing
that she did not suppose the family
breakfast was over yet or any plans
made for the day. And then the cour-
Ter entered, received his masters or
ders, and retired. He soon returned.
"A telegram, sir, has come from Miss
Heath. She will arrive to-day instead
Of tomorrow by the 1890 train, and
Mr.. Mowbray himself is going TO the
station to meet her. Most of the 9th
er ladies and gentlemen seem to intend
playing lawn tennis"
Wilfred breathed a sigh of relief
The tennis lawn was on the east side
Of the house.
And after luncheon, Clifford" he
said. Did you hear anything about
the afternoon?"
only, sir, that my lady suggested
riding and driving party. Shall you
drive this morning, sir?"
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SxNoPsIs or PROCEEDING CHAP
d 1,1ss1 MIS-. savile, young and hand
1919 WlooW. on DR.. Faber's recommended
Wlllred Erlston, brother OF Squire Now
10y 10y. VINO has met with an accident.
l1ullln8 commissioners she acts as secre-
80 to the sick man, and mutual SYM
pafny springs up between them There
appears 70 be something on Wilfreds
Nina 11 and he gives way to expressions
ot snslseontent at his Illness and morbid
feelings Another character Is now about
~ cross the path OF Wilfred and Mrs.
oaviie--a woman named Aurelia Dexter,
VITO VITO e supposed to be an American. and
enIeEtalns parties with her limitations
oI the mockfng- bird. She visits Rock
Woou. and IS astounded TO find Wilfred
there She conceals her astonishment.
ana = e obvious that she knows some
thing Of his past, and intends to plav a
dangerous game in the house.
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The Nome Gold Fitlls.

~ -E ' -.e2-.E Is. 4r-. EH.lr - =
lhe hrot map folder Or clroular res pect-
ing tue Ki,. ulyke gold strike Of 1898 wal
issued by tie Northern Pacific Railway.
II is more than a coincid .nce that the first
nap fUlder OF pamphlet Of the Nome
Mining district m from the same
source. Tho present folder not only . n
taiusa god mp of the Nome District bnt
IL em abolished with several cuts Of views
ut Nome city,and ON the beach where the
,nsth..d Ut n,ining:is clea%rlylshown. All
Information Obta:nab!e regarding sailing
datea from Seattle aud Tacoma, through
rates, etc., il given in this book and the
pubic cautiOner to 60 to the agents at
the N. z. RI and Who are supplied with
diax rams of the Alaska Steamers, aud
rr.1!, in a.lvaaos for tnsir,, 10 ,n:n,n0 !a :
ton rather than 70 put on t,lr very i'm
portant bnsiness until they rencl Puget
Sound. There is mo- doubt hut what there
will 10 u very considerable passenger
bu.iness from the middle and eastern
state. and a very heavy;businsas from the
Pacific COsst States to the Nome district
spring.
For folders .rates,....etc., call on WASH
BURN LrADEH::pr send u twolcsnt stamp to
Chas 3. Fee. General Passenger Agent
St. Paul, Mimi, and he will mall you the
Nome folder.
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lFir>t I'nblt alton Mch. III oo.l
NOTICE or MORTGAGES SALE.

III ICE OF SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that That certain mort
gage or trust deed, executed and delivered b
Ulof A. Aberg and Anna &. Abcrg. husband
and wife. n"rtgagors, to VIM. G.. Nixcn
Trustee, and William f. BAIRD, beneficiary.
datel the 2lst day Of April, 1883, and filed for
record In the Office Of the Register Of Deeds
OF the County m Mclean and Stat
Of North Dakota. Onthc 9 r day of april, 1888
and recorded IN book .As' of Mortgages. urnpn
pages 575 t" $50. and a ;signed by tile sail Wi:i,m
f.. raid, beneficiary, to VIM. H. Brown, which
assignment has been duly recorded, ard
whereas. no artion at Law, or other proceedings
Inns been had to collect said debt or any part
th're"f. will be fOreclosed by u sale If thu
premises in such mortgage. or trust deed,
an'l hereinafter described. ut the front door OF
tile Court House In the town 0f Washburn, In
tho co, n y Of Mclean and tate Of North la.
kOt@, at the hour " twO, o'cl0rk T.. NJ. Oh
the soth day Il Apil. 1900, to satisfy til.
amount due on such NOR. age or trust t:eed
on the day If ale.
Tie premises described In such mortgage o.
trust deed which, will he s.:lL to satisfy the
same, IRE described as follows: The No. thwe.t
quarter (nwkh Il Section Twe ,lty eight (2s,,
township one hundred ana lorty-fOur, u4ll.
"f ra &c cigl,ty-one ISL, same being. and lynn;
in the county Of Mclean aud state Of Nort.,
Dai0ta..
Til 8" will I've due 81 II h m ,rtgaye or trus:
decd n the day of sale, the su:a If III ,ht hu. .
drcd aila ninety dollars.
dated at Devils LAKE. n. d., February Is, 1907.
WM. H. HROWN,
Assignee.
T.. A. Ma: lmr, Attorney.
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lfisst ! utilization, Feb. "a 1901
CONTEST Nor1cE.

Department of the Iateri n.
US. LAND OFFiG f,
Devils Lake. Nd.
Feb. ytil. lMO
a sufticirnt contest affidavit having been nle,
intiiis oIiice, 10y George SiebOll cOntcstln.
against homestead entry No. 1880 made a
Devil. Lake i.and Office July 81, 1sDs, for SM !
Section ~, township 40. liange 7G. by Nartil
Wagner 'untestrt, In which 1t is alleged TIL,
s;.iu Martin Wagner a. wholly abandon ed SAT-,
premises and mas not lived Or resided thereon
az cultivated the same foi Il period If more thai
six months last l.tst Or ut all. AMI h N never es
tablislied rrsi'lcncr on sail premises; ;.iii .ht.
salt default Ut salt entrymat. IN not due to hi.
employment In tile military or navll se. vlct. T.
the United states In time Of war. and sal,
parties are helctIy Notified 10 appear teSlNu,
and offer uviucnce touch .ny y I'D allegation ut i,
O'Clock u. ~. Oh Aprl, l.; 1870, bctulc Aaron Sil.
ger, Notary Public. 1t his illce in Harvey, \
u. (a,d tilat iinal llca.lus will he held ut /,
O'Clock q. IN. Oh April %, 1900, beforey+the Re
gistcr ::nd Receiver ut the United States Ian,
Oilic. in Devils bake, n. ID.
iAc said contestant having, in u proper ;fii
d:.vit filed Feb ..9tn, lGN, set foAth facts wilic'
SNOW that after due diligence, personal servic.
0f. tlrie h0tlce cannot he maze. 1: Is her ely q,
dr,ei and directed that slnll l.orlcr w .lycn b,
euc and proper publication.
ar OLE S;slUMiGAID.
Register.
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First Publ. alon Jan. 3, 1901
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that tint .rrtain NOR,
gage executed and delivered ly tllllrs A. car
son and LATHE Pearson his wife, mortyagors I.
Mortgages ank an'I:Inv .stmemt Company. II 80.
" ration. nlortgagrt, ..;,te.l the 18th day Ut Ma,
1883. and filed for rerNid in the Office Of the /,
gister Of etds. in and for Mclean county,
Territory nf l'alota. new State Of North lax.
tai. III the 1:tl, day at May. 1852, at 5 c'clo.k II.
M. In nar'k "A, ut mortgages ON l:age 3Is, and
assigned hy said naltEaget. tc. Miss II =. Pome.
roy, un the third day Of Junc. 1889. and recorded
In the ONCE Of.tne Register Of IlcetIs In and for
!Mc,.ean County i. Territory Of. I)ak, (now State
1T North l'akUts..J In liuOk "A"Ui Murtg .uy;.
p'ge s47. and ass. .ne,i by Miss HIS. Pomere.
tn Ole H. H0ltan, On;tlle 18TH day Of Janua,,
1861. and recorded in tile nhire If tile Registe
Of Deeds In and for the county Of Mel. can, stat
of North Dakota, ON the 2ad tl'.y If aa,,al,,a;
In book ~. ." Of Mi>ceMneUus RetOldx. M
444, Will lie forecIosea by sale!lcf tile premise.
Ia such mOrtgare ana hereinafter described, u;
the front door of the Court House in the county
Of Mclean md state Ut North UNkutn, Ut til.
hour, Ut two O'Clock. y. IN. ON the 10th slayO
March. 400. to satisfy the amount due ,unu
such mortgage upon the day 1T sale, tile prem,
ises desrril,ed In such mortgage and which
will lie sold to E; fifty the .i.:i az t.astlibc.
follows:
The North West QUARTER tNWA). o. section.
twenty-fo,lr t24l, Township one hundred forty.
hve u45). North Of Range TT. hty-tw0 49,. v Ell
That there will be due upon such mortgage ut
the date Of sale the sum Of Eight hundred aid
igi.ty one dglaars mud eighty cents, tsssl
principal sad .itAcrest aud Flf.y-tour t$5l, dollar
taxes.
OLE II. HoLrAx,
Assignee of Mortgagee.
Dated u W'asl,'urn n. y. this LIST day OF
i February. 400.
E.A.IAMB.
Alto yfsr Assignee
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This is certainly shon,ing under
difficulties As if the tear of having
his money stolen were not enough,
Mr.. head is put to inconvenience by
the shortcomings of the postmaster.
There il 9. note of desperation II
"1vu just wait. If l write you again,
post him free" Needless to ray,
tie desired prize list" was imme-
diately forwarded, and Mr.. Read
subsequently ordered-half dozen
pairs of kid gloves.
The saline store has had another
peculiar correspondent, no farther
away than South Carolina. Hehad
in some way obtained ono Of the es-
tablishment's catalogues, and there
upon each mornings mail never
failed to bring a letter from him to
the mail department manager. These
missives were signed Gabriel Will
son." They were all Of the same
character-full Of inquiries as to
this or that line of goods, or some.
times merely asking for a more
complete description Of some article
than was furnished by the cata-
lQgue. They were tho letters Ut an
eccentric old farmer, who evident
ly derived amusement from this
new way Of passing his time. Occa-
sionally the manager would enter.
tain himself by writing a whimsical
note in reply, and Gabriel never
grew tir Of his self imposed daily
task, whether the answers came Of
ten or seldom.
Finally there came a letter hom
him witch showed a reckless deter
mination to vary matters by actual
ly sending an order. Inclosing a Ger
tain amount Of money, he desired
that one yard of cloth. representing
that value, should be forwardeu'~
him. It was destined, he Thoughts
fully explained, to be made into q
pair Of trousers for himself, his wife
to act as tailor. In strict accordance
with the order, the manager sent
the single yard Of goods which was
to tax Mrs. Wilson g powers of max
ing a little 60 a long way. No letter
came from Gabriel for nearly q
week. and just RS tie manager was
beginning to feel distinctly lone.
some at the neglect he received this
torse statement:
DEAR SlK-That yard amt goin to be enu6
fer but one leg. She couldn't get 'em both out
a~y ways she tribe. send me anuther, fer
s.ch ! inclos1 the money.
New York Tribune
A Doubtful Yarn.
The siege of Troy was mostly a
myth. According to Homer's own
figures, if there ever was such a
man as Homer, Helen must have
been at least go years old when she
FIRST met Paris, and even in the he
roic period of the world women Of
that age were u tribe passe.-Ex.
change.
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A Doubtful Yarn.
JURY LIST.

The f,:l,wing is a list,.bf 1.-THE jurors
.rawn for the spring term ufs district
court which conyenes in N'ashbun
April Bird.
A frJd Lcc(:holm, ..-
j. II. Olson,
Ralph Ward,
Bert j Ans.l,
Henry Holian.
Gust Brostrom,
August johnson,
John j. Robinson,
August Hoover.
Olaf Nelson, =.
Robert Berquist,
john Reuter-,
j. r. Musselnmn,
Basmus Nelson,
Gust Kenna,
William Lindell,
J"iLn n. Allen,
j. P. Peterson,
Levi E. Force.
John Waggoner,
John Oligney,
Join FreebTn,
Charles Ben ,o;n,
john Petersen,
Fred Malene,
Charles v. D~anielson,
Carl Johnson,
Ole Everson, ST..
L. A. Carlson,
Rnbert Leroy,
C.'P. Bucklyn,
Mas tin G. Hagen,
A A. Merrill,
Louis Baardson,
August W. Carlson,
Swan Hanson, -
Thomas Christensen,
j. N. Samuelson,
Hans j. Fritz.
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M
STATE or NORTH DAKOTA!

COUNTY nr Mt'I.EAN.
In District Court, Sixth, judicial District.
The bismarck. Waslburn and Fort fuferd
Railway Company. = corporation ''ai''t'h'
Frederick Ba,arl, H. J. Duell. Joseph Katz,
dudley. Janet G. Robin on, Alfred 4; Head
q rast,, S Ssss|s, i! john as'' Wl.,, L; :: r ;ssSp' FL rrs.
Andrew w. lthudr. T.. y. milford. x.irrinia
Conner, Anna !ttskInan, ANN. ii!ek. Thomas
4 M: :,s9nlnsS i t wn,i Saa't Y. i!n'i I,.t T.; FnS' g. ,os y,
Peterson. q. N. Peterson, Louis Peterson.
Tn hon Est X: StIt teller. lI lI.Ssel'; T. s.1ssf Fi%an.
M ME- ! nss s!o;us s1'! Matilda iis.'s Gsr ,s;sae James +.
h'thwell. August Nelson, and s'!e Is. Nm
\: W.; 50! nberesr and Louis Br!raMlst ~
MI Msi.e @s: ad.u e County ps Ms%%,ss,onsfS OF
SIMMONk.
The state OF North Dakota to the Above Named
defendants.
Yo, are leraby: summoned to answer the
complaint In tits action and to serve:.a copy oil
your answer uptbn the subscribers within thirty
days after the service 0f this un.m0n upon
you, exclusive Of tle day Ut service. ard meas
Of your failure tn appear ar answer Judgment
will he taken AGAINST you hy default for tilt
relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated.DrceMbcr &c, A.. ". 1859.
BOUCHER, Pint l:RIcK & COGHRANE
A. r. PATTERSON. and
STEVENS 4 AIl.EN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Bismarck, n.
You viii please take notices that the. summon
md comnlaint in the abo:c entitled action ha
,c"n fled In tile office. NJ the clerk Of ting. dlstric
court Of MpI9an.rMunty, No til TsJkota.
B0ucHE,s, rHIIhkick y taGjiEAN,
AT. PAITErsnS, and h
"STEvENs& ALl.EN.
Attorneys for plairtin. Bismarck. N. I
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QUEER PURCHASES BY MAIL
4 Cess Colony Man Who Sent . Long WAY
For Little.

4 Caps Colony Man Who Sent . Long WAY
The manager in charge of tho
mail order department of any large
store has an opportunity to acquire,
II he takes sufficient interest in the
subject to do SO. a collection Of re-
markedly queer letters. These come
from all over the world, for it is as
tonishing to what distant and often
obscure places the reputation OF q
large business house will penetrate
A single store in this city has Gus.
toners not only in every state in the
Union. but in Europe, the Sandwich
Islands. India and South Africa.
Heretis a let: er, copied faithfully
from the original, written to the
above store by a would be customer
IN Cape Colony. South Africa. Judg.
ing from the peculiarities Of ths
writer's English, he was more to
dita1ar with the Boer Dutch thas
ts9dgh The former tongue:
.Capc Coast
X svth Now.
D..r
Cir.
Ian WY s,ad to write you this letter: :
thing y that only ] want you to send me yous
psise fpr5ce) list. Tla rrason ! said shat serA
~ your list, because ] have 10 shtllings. st1
49, (lO o., but ] feay that II ] send i, ~ VII
S stossn. Bnt want to ssnd mo your prize W
oyouf thing did you DO. ! dons tnink sn.s
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=. a.. LA NJ

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
C0nveva.. Ger ard S0lar Public.
WASH itt;kN, ..-- kOlsrli iI.tKOTA
Practice before the United states ln-
terror department u speciality. also
have OH @iiai,u u complete ca:py Of the
United States IiunL tllhce .'kats AMI
Records for Mclean Oliver aud Mercer.
Counties.
For Sale or Lease.
Parties de, iring tn purchase
OrIeane Northern Pacific Il II.
road lands calld" SD by Apply
tag tU sa
JOHN SATTEKLUND.
sale S"Iicito".
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Department of the Ilateri n.
US. LAND OFFiG f,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-01-25
GOOD MUSIC HAS BEEN ENGAGED
AND A GENERAL INVITATION
is EXTENDED TO EVERYONE.
MANAGERS: :
West Watson, Andy Olsen,
Frank Donahue, Geo. Fisher.
TICKETS:

from most of the other ores in the mine,
it being decomposed grayish quartz
and is more easily mined and milled.
Foreman J. B. Simpson informed us
that with the addition of only two more
miners he could easily supply the mill
with more than double the present
amount of ore from this one body alone.
Besides this immense showing on the
150-level, there still remain, untouched,
large bodies of good ore on both the
100.level and 200-level, or water level
At the mill everything is running in
excellent shape, and we are informed
that the last cleanup was by far the
most satisfactory one yet, practically
all the gold values being recovered.
The only loss is the silver contained in
the ore. which ranges from ) to 30 ozs.,
and this they have not as yet been able
to save with the cyanide process, but
the management is now contemplating
the making of some important changes
in the present process whereby they
expect to soon be able to recover a high
percentage of all the values. If the
present condition of the mine continues
as favorable, and we see no reason why
it should not it is more than likely that
before the coming summer is well ad
vanced, the building OF an addition to
the mill and the increasing of its ton
mage capacity to fifty tons day will
have been commenced.