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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-14
.FROEHLICH
FLAWLESS
FOLDING
IRON BEDS
And all Other Kinds of
Brass and Iron Beds.

Tuesday. October 70, special
prices on Graphophones and
Records. I he Colu b a
Graphophone, the regular
$500 machine, 5000; the
Eagle, in fine oak case, the
$12.oo kind, sos; and REQ
ords, each only 81 cts. This
sale Tuesday only, and orders
left with us, or mail orders
bearing the postmark of
Tuesday. will be filled.
GRAPHOPHONES; the
entertainers of young and
old, reproducing speech. song
and music, here at popular
prices; also a complete as
sortment of latest Records
and Graphophone supplies.
Call and hear the Grand
Concert machine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-14

Send to our Contract De-
partment and our repre-
sentative will call and submit
plans. designs, photos and
decorative scheme for your
approval absolutely free of
charge.
Railroad Fares Allowed Out.of.town
Purchasers.
Open Saturdays until 10 p. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-14
"Guids to Housekeeping. +"

SECTION / describes Stoves. Kitchen Sup
plies. ETC.; 1O2 pages; postage &c.
SECTION 2 describes Lamps Table Ware
etc; ll2 pages; postage &c.
FOR 1Oc. THE FULL SET y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-14

An elegant and extensive as
sortment of the latest patterns
in Lace Curtains-includi all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-14

SECTION describes Upholstery and House
hold Goods; 142 pages postage sc.
SECTION describes Medium and High
Grade Furniture: 304 pages: postage 1Oc.
ALLIED FREE TO BUYERS.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26

Per AUSTRALIA, for Camarinos
Refrigerator--An extra fresh supply
OF Grapes, Apples, Lemons, Oranges,
Limes Nuts, Raisius Celery, Fresh
Salmon, Caulifower, Rhubarb, AS
psragus, Cabbage, Eastern and Cali.
fornia Oysters lin tin and shell),
Crabs, Turkeys, Founders, etc. All
game in season. Also fresh Rock
fort, Swiss and California Cream
Cheese. Place your orders early.
prompt delivery. r:2r
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26

o. Oahu it. is essy to predict the
results OF tho election. AS it is
easy, we will not devote any space
at present to our sure thing pro-
pbec;es.
Kauai is a peculiar itlaud polite
ally speaking and We admit our in-
ability to do the forecasting bust
ness for the Garden Island.
The island OF Molokini is "sure"
thing. The Independents will win
out there hands down, and Wilcox
will be invited to sing his political
swan song from the top Of that
pretty but not over Inhabited part
Of Uncle Sam, domain.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26

Sam Parker made a speerh; Of
course the managers OF the sugar
trusts are bound to have poor Sam
rpeaking although be knows that he
is politically dead and that in spite Of
s eloquencs he cannot be elected. {.
l'ut read the speech of this chun OF
Mckinley, Cecil Brown aud .Achi
a.d judge as to his ability to guard
]lAwaii's interests in Washing on.
MIR. Parker said, according to bis
newspaper:
ladies' and Fellow.cit;z ,as" On
the 9th OF Novem Der l predict a
gre,t victory for the Republican
ps,ty. When we receive the first
ne "a from the m other country after
thst date it will be that Mckinley
is . 'cted President an 4 Roosevelt,
the Cowboy OF New York, is elected
Vico President Cloud cheers.) l will
also venture to predict that the cow
hoy OF Hawaii will be chosen Dale.
KAT" to-Congress from Hawaii (again
the cheering) and that the Senators
Ind Representatives nominated by
the Republican party will b, elec t.
ed 10 the legilature of Hawaii.
Soma Of you may ask. Why do
yor predict these thingsl All I can
do Is t. look about at this great con-
cnurse Of people gathered together
(n>t brought here by luau on the
si'ia,) aud it assures ma that SUCCESS
ia coming Tor Republicanism in Ha
waii.
TIE Republican party is what I
call th' clean party OF Hawaii. It's
NOT lie the Democratic party OF
tbs NJ ,inlspd, with its Tammany
Hall, nor is 1t like the Democratic
patty ot Hawaii. A few weeks ago
y aft on beautiful city for the isl
o'd OF Hawaii When l landed at
Mahnkpna what did l heart That
the u publican party was accused
wv the Democrats a. we'll as by the
'dep>ndents, first, OF being the
uis'ionary party, second, that they
were lind .grabbers, third, that they
stole ne land from the H.waiians,
apd, fourth, that 10 was headed by q
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26

II is . ported by certain bench
man Of the Republican party that
j. X. Paelo, one Of the nominees OF
the Independent party for repre-
sentative, stated publicly yesterday
at KColau that be had been sp.
preached by j. X, Kaulia, an Tnde-
pendent leader, TO withdraw in
favor OF John Emmeluth and was
offered fl00 so to do.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26
NOTICE.

There will be q special meeting OF
the stockholders Of the Inter Island
Steam Navigation Co., Ltd, at their
Office, Queen street, on TU ESDAY,
October 80, 1900, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Object OF meeting; To consider
the question OF increasing ithe
Capital Stock OF the Company, and
to transact such other business "a
may be brought before the meeting.
" G. H. CLAPP,a. 3
Secretary,ar
Honolulu, October 16,. 1900. IS .y'
1927 2y.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26

From the headquarters money are
sent out Unfortunately. Rumor
has it that every man promising to
vote the Republican ticket is given
So in cash with promise OF IS il
the precinct in which he votes is
carried. We advise our friends to
take the two dollars and try to get
onto the S8 before election day.
After election day the missionary
gang, now calling themselves Re-
publicans has never met a promise
made before election, even il it was
made in black aud white.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26

The Democratic meeting at Waia-
lua last night was highly satisfac-
tory to the speakers from Honolulu
who addressed the voters. 1t had
been stated that the Republicans
we're a Sure" thing in Ws;alua.
When j. o Carter appeared he was
greeted with most lltiering ova.
tion. When at the meeting in the
evening he produced the smallpox
emblem OF the Republicans with
their stolen inscription, the otto
OF Kamehsmeha, aud in scathing
terms denounced the use OF the
word Righteousness by tie 2. q.
crowd, he was hailed with a storm
Of cheers.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26

cowboy. Ladies and geu'leman, |
was boru n c)whoy and it not my
fault. Laughter and cheers. l
own low cattle, | admit, and also
few sheep, sndVT am not ashamed
OF it. The Democrats, headed by
McClanahau, say that | am the
cause OF tn, iucrease in the price OF
beef. l ouly wish l owned more
cattle, and then perhaps they could
not accuse ms OF causing this in
crease in the price OF meat.
am proud to stand before you az
your candidate for Congress aud to
say that with your assistance not only
OF the voters but OF the ladiee, l
think | shall be elected. As we have
heard from the distinguished Cap
tain Baker OF the transport Grant,
the Republican party is the only
party in the United States and I
am proud that l am its candidate in
Hawaii II was not my fault that l
am candidate, for 1 did not seek
the honor, but it has been given
me, aud when it comes to the bal
lots | believe that shall be elected
by the votes OF both Democrats and
Republicans.
Prince David is a personal friend
OF mine. Sometimes he calls me
Papa, sometimes he calls me his
chum. We have been in Washing.
ton together and his friends are my
friends. But l should advise him
to wait until Bryan is elected. Then
| promise him to give up my seat to
him. say that l will resign my
seat il Bryan is elected, but l don't
think there is any danger OF that,
for l have received some very cheer.
ing news from the Mainland today,
and | have a strong string tied to
that sea, and that is why lam 80
bold.
There is no doubt OF the success
of the Republican party on the
Mainland, and l do not belive that
there is any more doubt OF the sue
cess OF that party in the Hawaiian
Isles"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26
Roberts is Honorary Colonel.

LONDON, Oct. 16.-Lord Roberts
was to day gazetted honorary colo
rel Of the new regiment OF Irish
Guards.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26
FRIDAY, OCT. 26, 1900.
THE POLITICAL POT.

The meeting OF the Republicans
last evening was as we'll attended as
any circus in town will always he.
The speeches were dull and the
men hired TO carry torches we're
glad that their pay was forthcoming
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26
Andrew Carnegie's Gift.

LONDON, Oct. 16.-Andrew Csrne-
gle has presented f10,OO0 to the
town OF Hawick, Roxburgh County,
Scotland, for a public library.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26
CoRREsPoNDENcE.
Are They Struggled Herep

ED. TEE INDEPENDENT:
A few days ago, / hired a China
mau to work for me. The man can
not speak English or Hawaiian and
through an interpreter he admitted
to me that he had not been in Ha-
waii nei until be landed here six
weeks ago. l ask you, how did he
get here2 HAWAIIAN.
Probably in tin Of dope.-ED ]
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26

An Independent meeting was held
at the same time attended by four
teen men and twenty-five women
while all the voters of the District
listened to the eloquent words OF j.
o. Carter aud E. G. Macfarlane, who
was greeted as an old staunch friend.
The speeches by McClanshan and
John Wise we're Loudly applauded
aud The strongest henchman OF
Colonel Iaukea whispered to a
friend at the closing of the meet
ing: "They have got us this time
sure;" and the answer came brief
and TO the point: "You bet your life,
Archie!" We don't know who
"Arche" is. This afternoon j. o.
Carter and E. G. Msc!arlane, who
returned by the morning train to
the city, will go to Laie, where they
will meet McClanahau aud Wise
and where addresses will be made,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26

There are Republicans here who
cannot yet realizs that the whole
ticket OF their party will be defeat
ed.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26

As a ladies' man Colonel Parker is
undoubtedly success; as q political
prophet he may yet have something
to learn.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26

Honolulu Messenger Service de-
liver messages and packages. Tele-
Phona. 27a. .
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26

The Republicans on Hawaii con.
cede that Prince David will pull a
stronger vote than Sam Parker aud
that Palmer Woods, one of the
Democratic candidates for senator
is sure thing. The Maui reports
from Republican sources ara that
Ben Lyons, Tom Clark and Kaiue
are aure things for senators and
that Baldwin aud Cornwell have a
toss up for the fourth place on the
senatorial ticket. II the voters OF
Maui know their business they will
send Coruwell to Honolulu and
keep Baldwin at home TO look after
his big interests and numerous
charities.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26
in very good order.
Great shoe saIe.y (

L.. B. Kerr, 4 O., .Ltd., l''h.vilp,k, E.
bought the stocks OF the ''Fairchild =
Shoe HouSe and 'A.HEt Murphy Il
Co. at pricea that, epsble them. ITO s
sell at one half the original cost
pricea, the public, will, be, offered
choice. '"' '3' !: .'t9 SA% ~ 8, ~ &c
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26
FOR SALE.

AZ ACRES OF LAND IN GRANTS
+ I 2l3O and 910 at Knmaee, North Hilo
Hawaii. Apply to "'e,
NORRIS X. XEOHOKA ALOLE, -
Real Estate Agent,
NaGE ~ V.SL--,S fS ~ot~s .
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-26
e.LOCOYODILE FOR SALR. y =

One Now iLocomobiie, No. 377, 's"
Style 2, made by The Locomoblls. =
Co. Of Americs, ofyNewton, Mxsp. 3
U. S. Az patented Nov II, 1899 :.
Very little used, tbe property 81 the. -,
late Joseph Hsleluhe, and run by
gasoline. ~ = @,,'' 8@''S y S'si
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-05
win Net Fixhs Turkey.

New York, May IA special to IN.
Herald from Washington says.
Naval coercion Of Turkey to obtain A
settlement Of the American missionary
claims Is not contemplated by the al.
mInistration. This statement - made up
On high authority. Drastic measures
against Turkey have been urged By form
er Minister Angel, by politicians on be-
half Of missionaries and by ministers OF
the gospel, but the president and Secretary
Hay have not eonsidersd their sugye.-
tons
The administration Is well satisfied vita
the concessions made by the sublime porte,
and while 1t is anxious that the sultan
snail keep his promise to pay the claims
1t feels that he has already beeu con,id
crate OF this government in permitting
the reconstruction Of the American mis-
SION in Harpoot, and in the extension of
Roberts College in COnstantlnople. IL -
duth0ritatively stated that the latest note
presented to the porte by Mr.. Grlscom,
the American charge d'affaiTes, Is not an
ultimatum, but Is merely repetition Of
the demand for the settlement.
The conclusion VI the administration not
to adopt the suggestions that this govern
ment make a naval denomination in
Turkish waters is undoubtedly due TO the
knowledge that Europe would resent the
entrance Of the United States into the
Turkish question.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-05
Labor TFoubIes.

Buffalo, May at aas stated at ,srI..
, headquarters that none Of the r,tIr,st
freight handlers we're working. A meet
ing Of the Brotherhood Df Railway Trttp
men has been 'called for thi. afternoon
Omaha. May An union rarp.pfsr,
IN the city have struck. They demand a.
eight hour day. an increase from 81 tn ~
cents per hour and the exclusive vac ID
union label planning mill material
Kansas City, May l.-Contractor. ,n5
employers generally refused the demand.
for increased wages and about loo war.
ingmen struck.
Minneapolis. May Eight hundrs :
nsanbers Of the woodworkers' union have
decided to GO on a strike. The strike u,II
affect all the ash and door and show c,.s
factories in the Twin Cities. The manu-.
facturers have refused to disrhargr thor,
non union employs.
Philadelphia, May 2 According To SOC
rotary Allen Of the Allied Building Trad.
Council, workmen representing oyrrv
branch Of the building trades vent on |,
strike TO enforce their demand. ,,rrv
300 men are reported to have quit vort
81. Paul, May All the Union
plumbers Of this city have struck in sun
port Of an amendment for shorter hour,
and an increase in wages.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-05

1 The Athleson, In Boundary. owned
by the Mack brothers, of Spokane, has
come into a rich and large body OF ore.
It Is prophesied it will beat the Win.
nipeg, in the same camp
That the Sullivan mine in the East
kootenay Is to be furnished with a
l0driIl compressor within six or seven
weeks is the news announced by Chas.
II. Wolf, Manager Of the company. The
order for the plant was placed with
the Canadian Drill Company Tuesday.
The Rand company agrees to have the
plant on the ground in 80 days, and 1t
will take a fortnight or three weeks to
set II up and get it running.
The main shaft on the Canadian
King, at Ymir, Is now down over 300
feet. The shaft Ia sunk on an incline
following narrow porphyry dyke,
which Is accompanied by ore varying
in thickness from a few inches to three
feet. At depth Of so feet on this In
cline an upralse extends vertically to
the surface. The ore in the vein IL
silicious In character, being a white
quartz heavily mineralized with iron
pyrites, galena and zinc-blende. Sam.
pies taken from different parts Of the
shaft assayed up to S120 in gold, and
from TO II ounces in silver. Ore re-
moved from the shaft in the course Of
sinking. and shipped TO the Northport
smelter, went over $50 per ton. Be
sides the main shaft, a second shaft
has been sunk depth of 10 feet with a
cross-cut OF IS feet.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-05
PknkhanG
Facts

Mrs. PkRkrbaEB person
nlly akfs1H0 % har ire
@s0m90as correspondence
SNAfb Sgffar41g U~Oasens
Har trained assistants
are al women
Tie letters from women
aro opened by Sv0mss
0n!y.
They are read by wO-
Rsa8 01iys
They are answered by
women ana only women.
The correspondence -
sacrediy confidential.
Write for q BOOK Mrs.
Plailtsan has Just pub
HsIbed which contains LETT
fes-B from the mayor Of
Lynn, tire postmaster of
Lynn and others Of her
own city who have made
careful Investigation.
Mrs. PIHkham has
holpe6 q million women
who suffered with female
troubles. She can cure
H0Ws HeP address IL
Lynn, Mass.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-05
ITVO HUNDRED LIVES LOST
NINE EXPLOSION IN UTAH
re DisasTrF Csssss A E"Sf
less OF Lifs-MaAy hiAsASA"a
h..at~. Have B-~a hs@SSSd-hSs-
ssS asEk Gosa Os.

Salt Lake MAJ a special 10 the
tribune trvla Seansld. Utah. says
The EAsllsh language eaAaot do
scribe the appalling disaster which 90
CURED Eelr al 70 Is yesterday Tore
uoga by an explosion IN mine No. =
Of the Pleasant Valley Coal Company.
ana by Akich certainly 200 meA aHd
upxArd have loaE their lives Al thls
hour l57 bodies have brea recovered
zng the ~OEk q rescue Is stlu proceed
las aud = III coAtlhus until all The bod
les are brought 10 the sagiace- There
are xl!llBg EAnds A. pofk and as fast
as bodies are reached Jaey are brought
dowh to tie boarding houses and other
ccmpaEy balldlags. where they are
dressed Anl prepared Tor the eOFoaer's
!aau~st- These buildings are Homef-
COS. Aa4 in each are tEum he 10 IS
e.adi-s,
whea oorpss is broaghg cat II Is
usually carried from the u0ath u
esther ggEA-4 al the respective c.,
CrAEg~s 10 the piAars Of DEPOSIT Here
lAeEv = 4 corps 5f NEE Trom fOag 10
le Il BEmb-r. sta spohsvs. hot aad
e1A1 Natrr Ia tabs ahi ether rue~plA
cs-s l1c clothing - arAg removed the
SIX As1 Pg~avF uufas Ask7d tFvEn
ls-zs tA1es. tAe bod -vs prepared and
IA a-I lz loeg fU4-s aErru tEey are
.--@-41v,. BY tag sta sAm= Aaa al
srvss 2gLAe4-d 10 s-Als Il-GtIncztl0h
- F~-al.grs o. tFtvaGa-
EArr- ~rr~ 10 n-a a. uoYk In the
tao Ela~a. Sss ! Aaa 4 TEe exps0
sicn = supposed 10 kzTe oeraFF~i In
No I 2zG eItsEAe,l uy ,onE--tlsn u
Ne ! Tb~ E~n Ia No ! are choA 81
Those Ia NJ. 4 AFs oGrHed ans crushed
The eAGse q the eIPlonI5c Is attri5.
gted 10 the tloainE ap of 4 HaE b-f y;
krgs u blasting powdrr
he sesar a. The mite h-sgAFs lie
scrip,ioh, The ~oyN Of Eescu r IL s9lnk
OF aad every thlaE possible Is bsihs
done 70 relieve tho suffering AMI Aaezr,
ta!n The numb u deal supartatsa.
Deaf Sharp Of the coal company. anl
Superintendent wriby u the railroad
COMPANY. have soue t. the s-ue On a
sp-clA. lraln.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-05

gv . vote q 20 70 % the senate ~
hssst - eonsi4sE he rssolailaa q :! q
pAtAy AHA tie BoSFa
/ Cianas N Joansoa, chief 81 TIE S2rs-a
Il sEgrAyiag aH4 PziatiAg. AAs tsnasrv-
/ his resigaatton - S~eEslA-y Oags
TAe cunssrexs N lie PasEto kleo baii
sroviaiHz for Tie APPlialEssat 81 lsAnp0F
ary ugxcsFs in the iaAAEA ~srs asAn4r 10
Agrss toaay. Il wss deieTnia7a 10 FsPSfi
eomPlsIs AisssrseleAt
Ta~ prea4-ssal a4gps4 The la 4A44iH oaA-
/ Nj. Dzlzsl II PraHsy wanna PfvsSE.s71
rsp1FE fTon lAs ocAH.g;ev - ~As' AL
Means recommending Tat tie IA~ns!
I rr=olatioa, ealhAg uPon iAe s~eFv'Afa *
/ the treasury tlr Ihf4EzAs IBoEi SonessaiAs
/ lie AslO1AG sAi eA4rL<.rT Il zzAtsEA.l zs~s4
I IA she u-an4fartgEs II Jlu5aaAsgaflns -
Manufacturers, a. sAssR By 44plseAtes =
I tssssesalan u Lac lat~gEs4 tx eza * ea4IuaA.
lie aP0a lie t4s4z-
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klco n Jhle- un.I aPq's-aL-sra-l az sla.-r
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BY the pgr=ldvnL
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hrsg governor Oi HA-aA A formal an
Iuuncrm-al ~ll D. made = Ia The -:
u HAsAlAa oIheAs ~ De APPu.n.rl y
tAe ples4ival : complete
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Lstion, h.- ruoell4~i ta,- -an-sl-ratoa sd.
the ball tor The gr-sFs sJallstl.sh 4 TIE .~sn
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-05-05
BEL LlC

Only small force Is working On TIA
Z Rebate tunnel The management doe.
Bot appear 10 be an1ioas 20 get cat any
ore uHtn the Hrx mil = ready 70 han
die IL
The Bo.1ls an be in op@ratlsa again
SHORTLY Il = the southern extension d
tbs san POiL Th=re l. an incline shaft
% The property thar is 345 feet ierp.
The Mountain Lion mill Is doing gosi
SoEk and treating between ~ and 81
teas daily. The work On the rAi-e i.
progressing finely, and good progre-s IL
being MADE on the drift
The Qulp ground = about the liveliest
spO, In Eureka district The building.
for The composer p!ant are beng push
ri ~ith all po--ible speed, and the ma
esinsry - being Pul in place, giving en-
PloyB4ent 70 a small army Of men.
The Morning Glory is looking. as a
whole, better than ever. there being
some very rich ore. but IL Is not in
large quantities A new strike Of soft
ore from IL to IS inches In width and
~ feet long gives an average value Of
$40 per ton.
Another townsite has Teen started
In the Myers Greek district. Nelson
Is its name, and IL is located on Baker
creek. one mile south OF the lnteFna-
uonal boundary line and about I'VE
miles west Of Chesaw on the Chesaw-
Orc wagon road
No work Is being done on the Lone Pine
except in pushing the tunnel IL Ell he
completed in time 10 be used a. an exit
Tor ore IL Is Not probable that the Gus
tom mill, being put up by the Republic
Reduction company will be prepared to
handle the ore Tor several weeks
Excitement ran nigh in Che,dw when
r. ;, Jackson, an old time prospector, ar.
rVed in Chss4w last week With an ounce
bDtIle filled with coarse gold dust, the
result Of only two or three hours work
on the placer claim owned by Jackson &
Quinn on Mary Ann creek, about four
miles Vest Of Chesaw.
There seems No reason TO doubt that
the Republic Reduction company will have
all the ore it can treat and that its capa4..
ny will nave 10 be doubled within 90
days after 1t starts up, If the proees. i,
a success All Who have any knowledge
Of the treatment Of ores ike those Of this
camp feel assured that the process will
be wholly successful. The Last Of the
Lig tanks for the mill is here, and it will
not take long TO get it in place, and shor;
y thereafter the plant will start up. Thee
tanks are the largest pieces tina. have
ever been brought into camp. Eaed
Of the tanks weighs over 10000 pound.
Their immense weight made IT impossible
TO move them until the roads got hard.