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The Nome nugget., 1901-12-28
Fire Destroys a House.

A small frame house on Bourbon creek, owned and occupied by F. E. .Sherzer, was destroyed by fire last night about 6.30 with it's entire con ients. Mir. Sherzer had left. the house about half an hour before the fire was discovered. He thinks the fire origin ated from some wood that was placed too near the stove He lost his entire supply otpruyisluns, clothing and ben- ding. includingstwo valuable fur robes.
 In an adjoining tent, which was pulled down. was e4uantity ol coal and coal oil, which was saved. #
The Nome nugget., 1901-12-28
The Literary S.clety.

The next Heetlng u the Literary Sc- .s sss .''l ns|ss s sSla Hahs ssseliess pr,gran has been prepared, and it will |iaclude: Mandoiin and guitar quartet:
The Nome nugget., 1901-12-28
Outside Mad Reached Tanana
 November 30.
IS DUE IN NoaE
flail IacsAdsdsLetters Dated Octobsi
 73th No .Ostside News ot. E
 peg1aees Stae Receiyed at .Tanha tIlnlnx News of tile Yniksis. <

I Company al Panama, arrived in .NOme ion Chrissmss day. having left Tansna on Decemhsr l, thus making the trip Iin 9 days. Mir. Corbusier brought in ] | small local mail, which he received lfrom.o one of tue. local carriers at Norton lsbsy. \ mail from thc outside reac&ed 1 lsThana on the evening of November 30 INT. C6rbusier having received San }fancisco mail Of date Octoter 2S, It lcontained 10 news Of inportance; not . vosd wes recetued as tosthe disposition |of tho oontenpt cases in the United I6tates court of appeals for the nipth [ciiss1It, agsinst several well.kuown toiJtse61 of Nome, now on the outside. lTke H1mpart Miner of t0ctaber 20. lhokpietS states that it hos Fl hunch ft1 Jn4Ge Noye win. out egsinst m liiornia syndicate." And |3hdt E III: no news, only hunch. and
 iSpdt known whether the Miner's knpch is worth two bits or not.
 me nsh which Mr. Cosbusier. " |po6s1 2s having arrived It Tsns6
 6SS dp6 and should rsach Nome
 bmsnt but the average rail e I vIsF on't push things like an inexperienced 9eber. who is ttaveling on bis own k1cc0nrt. w Z V z z! ( <
 Nu Glep<o onlch ID the Panama country S s 6- k .a x l~
 
 ffI1 Tn 6 - nula t,n seven clatm5S [tl &inhss m )popd hRyin9bsea e7A &nehe1 ur6 e6id t0.h6 focd and TT nsnrr dteeinSp bedrtsl beiad W 1&ie6 o1 TT IT Gleht feetioa 6 'I z tflbufaFy of Baker " " G nm ls e.trtBhtsry o4 lJher creeks 3 flpt IF Gyld Isup, Rhodes1 d, E irs sS s1a 0mses Fl oz ] slI 11l|i ' 5 l " IT Fl [ M Ml I6N 5tv es 6iS| ~ Gssss S shs Yakoin
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The Nome nugget., 1901-12-28

The sLore ot Mrs. Ada ms, en Pruft strs set east, was barg atized on { hiaft- iuas eve and S me a.oney hanns saad other geuds to tEe anoYnt of S25 were stolen, The burglary was eyideptly cummilted by soil.e one who was .scs qualllled with vae premises.
The Nome nugget., 1901-12-28

For Christmas presentS3 call on Suter, the jsEe eler, LAne's We'll building.
The Nome nugget., 1901-12-28

If you want ga sieigh ride see To Transfer O., 10 0.Steadman. .ave.
The Nome nugget., 1901-12-28

Gus Brown. the leadIn. cloth esss kent's furnisher. will sell e s',' " x 7 :sll lss;s sss z
The Nome nugget., 1901-12-28

1 i1Ik which, sheans IT plkea over Anvil nibun- f HI claim saa NalIkila zA 1t can bs 4lstrsb- b6nch claims on Anvil $ wlll be taksl4 ftoa soaks 6 tt mest q t6e plant. sand p rtll be erected fst if . Raker to Nat fulcli tretshed tIS entlte m mile4 and hae work ~ l'e o6n, >fstively & hs 5 posBdy to
 then tho 7Ilans Is I1 ! s2o 1 sss
The Nome nugget., 1901-12-28

-A,6OOUOO gsllI9 j! I$ (2 such abuildtng, 6n E .excaveting wss ! foundatiUn was Y The structurQ
 were busily z1 ; cOmplicated IT # j pansion eq3 made. It I y
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06

By the untimely death of Jefferson
county, Bingham county is left midi
vided, and Blackfoot sends greetings
to The Falls with the kind message:
There's still room enough in the old
land for you and for me. We can let
oui our boundary belts many holes and
then not be close enough together TO
take luncheon with the nourishiDg VIII
lage OF Shelley.
1t has gone abroad that division OF
Bingham county was demanded to set
tie an old feud between Idaho Falls and
Blackfoot over the county seat Let
Us correct that by showing the world
that we are living together III brother
ly love, and can grow. prosper and -four
ish in the same county.
Bingham is u county Of wonderful re
sources and when fully developed car
pour It's riches into the laps OF the tw,
towns and make both wonderfully,
wealthy May every citizen OF the Fall
aud every one OF BIxckfoot work 70
the welfare Of the county and the Who'll
county.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06
NOT wAGlxG WAR.

President Mckinley in his inaugural
Monday said Of the Philippines:
sour countrymen should not be de-
ceiyed. We are not waxing war against
the inhabitants of the Philippine Is
lands. A portion of them are making
war against the United States. BY far
the greater part OF the inhabitants
recognize American sovereignty and
welcome 1t MS a guaranty OF good order
and security for life, property, liberty,
freedom OF conscience, and the pursuit
of happiness. To them full protection
will be given. They shall not be Aban-
doned. We will not leave the destiny
of the loyal in the islands to the disloyal
thousands who are In rebellion sgains.
the United States. Order under civil
institutions will come ~ soon AS those
no now break the peace shall keep it.
Force will not be needed or used when
those who make war against us shall
make it no more. May it end without
further bloodshed, and there be usher
ed in the reign Of peace to be made
permanent by government of liberty
under the law.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06
ORDINANCE NO. s.
A osdlaaacs 10 Regulate The Rsaslss q
larys u 8tsek Within ne lIn'ss y
Ne vllieae d nlaekieet.


Ne II ordained by the Chairman and h'ard OF
Trustees OF the Village OF hiackfoot' Idaho
erc /. That It shall be unlawful for any
cattle. horses. mules, sheep. Eudts hoss' OF
live stock Of any kind. to be running at large
without driver. herder or attendant ~ any
time during the day or night. within the cor
pOrnte iiutts OF said Village Ut blaekfo"t W
the County Of bingham and State Of Idaho
and such ioosc stock shall forthwith 6e I'M
pounded by the Village Marshal and released
only upon payment by the owner thereof al
eli damaxps done by such animals together
with the costs of impounding. which shall t''s
= % each. and keeping OF such animals, which
shall be ~ cents per day per head for cattle.
sheep. xuAts and hogs, and Scents DAY Tor
each horse or mule: IL not 80 redeemed WITH
In one day after confinement. shall Ia SOLD al
public auction after advertisement BY posting
notices OF sale In THREE public places within
the village for days. and all proceeds from
such sale or ssles after paying the said dam
ages and accrued coats. shall be refunded To
tho owner OF such animals ON demand
Provided. however That nothing herein con
tanned shall be construed to prevent or 70 in-
tertere with the passing Of stock to and from
the range Ia the morning and evening Ut each
day during the summer months or to and
| from water Vt any time when attended BY q
| hertier or driver. but any such live stock
hose and al large otherwise than as hereby
permitted within said village shall b. taken
and deemed a. trespassng and disposed OF As
herctnbefore provided
Sec. 2. Any person persons owning pigs.
sheep or goats and allowing the same TO run
NJ large upon the highways shall be guilty OF
y n,istemcanor and fined for the nrst o6ensc
80 with - additional for each subsequent Of
| feaAe. IL shall be the duty OF the Marshal To
| impound all such animals ana II the penalty
Ia not paid wtthln ~ bours to sell such ant
mails nj public auction and pay over thr
amount received from such sails to the clerk.
eec 4 That any dangerous, vicious or
breAchy animal OF any kind found at large
/ with the limits of the village OF blsekfoot
shall be impounded by the Marshal and re-
leased only upon pa ment by the owner there
of Ut all damages done by such animals upon
or within lawful enclosure. together with
the costs OF impoundng which shall be- s.s
and Keeping such animals. which shall he =
cents day for horn stock and 70 cents = day
Tor horse or mule and II not redeemed With
In one day after confinement shall be soid Al
public auction after advertisement by post
Ing notices of sale In three public places with
in the village fer days. and sii psoe.ed
J from sale after paying the said damages ans
accrued costs. shall be refunded TO tnc own.
of such animal on demand.
JOHN W. JONES. Chairman.
: Attest: y, d HiLLIkap. Clerk.
Passed and approved. February q. iaoi-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06
NOTICE TO SHEEP OWNERS.

In pursuance of 4 legislative enactment en-
titled An act to suppress contagious and In
fictitious diseases OF sheep. etc. Approved
February zth. lsae. I have designated the
following ~ he boundaries Of the Bingham
county inspector line. All sheep passing to
or from the summer or winter ranges must
be inspected before crossing said line, as pro-
vided In Section Of the above set Deserip-
tion of Bingham county inspectors line to
wit:
Commencing at she junction OF the Snake
and Blackfoot rivers thence up the Blackfoo,
river to the junction OF said river with Vol
VERNE creek. thence up Wolverine creek. to
its hend, thence over the divide to the head OF
Birch creek: thence down birch creek TO VIII
low creek; thence due north to south fork
OF snake river: thence down Snake river u
place of beginning. I. g. LOW.
State sheep Inspector. Franklin. Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06
lNAUGUKATED.

President William Mckinley was In
augurated Monday at noon with great
military pomp and display and in the
presence Of surging audience.
He is the eigh president to occupy
the executive chair second term.
Washington never Witnessed more bril-
liant scenes at the inaugural ceremon-
les Of any former president.
Rain married much OF the program
but there was not hitch 10 any Of tn.
proceedings from beginning to the close
Every arrangement was perfect and
perfectly carried out to the letter. II
express it briefly the president started
out we'll.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06
LATEST EXECUTIVE ANO
LEGISLATIVE NEWS FROh D0tSE.

Senate bill to increase the salary Of
state treasurer from el,OOO 10 5000
passed the senate unanimously.
The setting sun VI the week win go
down on empty halls and Legislators
gone, gone, aud some forever gone.
The arbitration bill Is suspended In
the balances. II passed the senate Is
to but has It's opponents in the house.
Governor Hunt has attached his sig
nature to AL the bills passed the two
houses.
The superintendent bill AS considered
will not be satisfactory measure. II
may pass but it will never be popular.
The senate has passed bill prOvid-
ing for y bounty On scAlps Of cayotes
and other wild animals that kill young
stock.
The appropriation bill carries S24.-
600 more than the same bill did 2 years
ago. but our expenses Increase with our
growth.
The senate shows NO friendly feelings
for the irrigation bill. IL is among the
possibilities that the bill will not Le
made law.
The Pan American appropriation OF
$l5,OUO will pass both houses. IL pro-
yides for commissioner Vt y salary VI
q. 200, and three deputies.
Boise will be u quiet city following
the adjournment Of the ieyislature--
When lights have ned and garlands
dead, and All but II departed
The senate Monday morning passed
bill creating the sixth judicial dis
tr,ct. The new district will bu made
up of Blaine, Custer and Lemhi counties
The Code, the Code, the expensive
load, Ii still y block in the roadway and
must be removed some how that the
party may move along for the next TIVE
years.
Speaker McKinlay comes in for /,
good share Of adverse criticism nov
and then, and Lieutenant Gov. Terrell
catches AN occasional shot not Away
at random sent
Joint resolution No. 8, providing 10
u constitutional amendment whereof
county commissioners may be electe
one each year for three years and nj
torneys, sherifYs and assessors TO su,
coed themselves, has passed the senate
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06

WHEN President Mckinley took his
seat on the inaugural platform his first
act WAS to bow and smile Ut Mrs. Me-
Kiuley, and she afYectionately returned
the salutation with u pretty wave OF her
gloved hand. Such q tender act by
the president at such an exciting and
thrilling time must inspire the Ameri-
can people with the belief In the gen
uine goodness OF the heart Of their
president.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06

Children often inherit feeble dfges-
tive power and collie OF = more or less
severe character results, when food Ia
taken which is a. All difficult 70 digest.
WHITES CREAM VEGsMIFUGE acts
AS general and permanent tonic.
Price, Is cents at Hull e. WoodrufF's.
When children have earacbe, satuate
Il piece OF cotton with BALLAflD'S
SNOW LINIMEN1', and place II IN
the ear. 1t will stop the pain quickly.
Price. % and jOc. 1T Hull d WOodrnf'e.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06

The Democratic party in Idaho will
never be q unit and grow strong until
those Ia power take care Of the friends
OF the party. Taking care Of the other
fellows friends weaken and weaken
the party from day to day.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06

MONTANA legislature (. to adjourn
Thursday, aud. up TO this time, no short
term senator has been elected. The
boyish game OF riding new stick horses
each day has been INDUCED In, and the
fun Is now practically over. 1t is now
up to the legislature to elect or not to
elect,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06

CHARLES NJ. SCHWAB who Is TO he ut
the head OF the billion dollar steel com
biue OF Morgan-Carnegie i Co., 10 to be
paid salary VI s8OO, 900 year for five
years This IL II fair paying job for one
man. The company expects him u
save $4,000, 900 year In expenses
alone
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06

Couldn't help getting cold never
cures IL: but carrying home u bottle Of
BALLARD'S FOREGROUND SYRUP
and using it ~ directed, will cure the
worst kind OF cough or cold. Price. 81
and 80 cents at Hull IL Woodruff.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06
kaAuse's coto CURE

For colds In the head. chest, throat or
any portion oil the body. breaks up y
cold in "A hours without interruption
TO work VIII prevent colds II taken
when first symptoms appear. Price 2.,c.
Sold by Hull 4 Woodruff.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06

BECAUSE OF the solid Republican OPP
position to the Jefferson county bill in
the senate 1t was suggested 10 Senator
Bybee TO change the name to Mark
Hanna. But the old man said: ''sink
or swim, survive or perish, | will rise
or fall with Jefferson"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06
WHEN YOU NAVE HEADACHE

p"nt waste minute but 20 to you,
druggist and get box Of Krwuss's
ieaoaene Capsules. They will proven,
Pa'n, even though your skull we're
crhcked. They ARE harmless, TOO. Read
tne guarantee. Price rs cents. Sold by
Hull 4 WOODBURY.. ..
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06

THE legislature inherited some Of
the problems growing out OF the fusion
Of the last campaign and unless they
be wisely solved quicksand, shoals and
all manner OF troubles will be in our
course for the next Two years.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06

for all pulmonary troubles Dali.
Lands FOREGROUND SYRUP. talk.
en- 10 The early stages, proves u certain
ana sure specific. It IA equally effective
IN Group and whooping cough, aud n
pseo n season prevents the further de-
ve'opmens OF consumption. Pric. o.
and boc. ut Hall 4 Woodruff.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06

THURSDAY next the legislature OF
had mingled record, but its legisla-
ton must not be passed upon until all
IS done.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06

The puzzle pictures Of the Idaho leg
islature will require no prize to find the
man who has done the most talking
during the session.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06
ASSASSIN sT NOTICE.

THE EAerkRsf tDAHo wATER ~ 49, m
Ones OF cDmpNry Bast Main s"s<" -
d.slr IN The United states Ian"
hi ckfost. bingham To. idano $3.50
Notice Il bcrcby given that at . oa, ~ q Z
Ing Of the trusaece m essrsement - =
ons dollar nnd . quarter 0lzs' per !. -.
levied On the cApltal stock OF the ~ s.p
alton. payable m " before MHren =. y, !,
John Mo1'eomssy SECRETARY and '.e.. IL
HE once R~st Main street In said toS. s..sIts
sts,ck upon which this esse ssment IN =
unpaid on the ~ dsy Of March 's'.' ssb,k
delinquent and advertised for SAFE = 1854
suction. and unleAs paynmnt y ms" ~. q
will he sold on the xId day Of Ms0.. - IL
the cdscc Of the company aforesa" -. y n -
delinquent assessment together WIN
Of advet tlsIne and expense Of snie, m.a
JOHN MONTGOMERY, Zee.
iiIackfoot. fdaho. January ~ lHl
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06

THE RAYS OF the sun of March look
ed down upon number OF newly made
ex-senators.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06

New seeded r1,slns, cusf'sn's, "a
lemon and orange peel, ~ How
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-03-06

for those Who are partic-
ul0r about the Inunder-
ing of their linen is the
.Ogden Steam Laundry.
our methods are IN to
date; our finish is neither
a ceWnl0id gloss nor a
dead domestic, but q med.
iu,H gloss, ndJust RIGHT.
TNke your neat bundle
to our BtnchfOot neencu.
G. 4. HOlbl00k's Store.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-11
PENALTY TOO SEVERE

WHEN Judge Moore sentenceu W.
chael Connolly to ten years In stale ;
prison for arson at Deadwood. ne maue
the statement that he considered Va.
term much too long for the crime ina
two and a half years should be the Inn
n of the term. A ten-year sentence is
the least hat can be given for arson
Judge Moore wishes to have the mar
pardoned at the end of W ana a nai,
Years. and he and the members OF .he
inry viii sign a petition for a pardon
Connolly is well thought of In DEAD
wood. He is believed 10 nave the
fire and cut the nose whie uhu
influence of liquor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-11
WILL HAVE A COURT HOUSE.
parker Is Forced to Make Good Its
Pledges.

JtS"sNS'
Although one of the Oldest and rlch-
est counties in the state, Turner county
has never had a court house Inc
county Offices are in a small WOODEN
building on the hill south OF ana
the semi-yearly terms of the dlstrict
court are held in lodge halls. Vacai''
store buildings and other incongruous
nlaces, The reason for this has been d
sectional feeling engerdered by a coun-
Nv seat fight which occurred years ago
Az the final election locating the county
seat az Par..er, lou or hve business
men of Parker got out a circular pieos-
ING the town TO donate 10000 TOWARDS d
court house, in case the count sea
was located there. When the eleclloii
was over no one could be founo VINO
was RESPONSIBLE for the pledge. and the
money was never paid. Other TOWNS
in the county were naturally incehseu
at this, and have always opposed any
move towards making an expehoituie
of county money for the buildlng Oh d
court house until Parker should MAKE
good her promise. This the latter no"
n~roroses to do. An election VIII pe
shortly called to vote on a p~roposltioh
TO bond the town for $4,000, TINS sum
IN he added to a sum Of $4,000, whlch
II is hoped the county will provlae, lor
the erection of a building hat VIII pe Z"
credit to the county and state
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-11
MADE HIM TEAR If UP.
~Swindier In south pakotn Coruered
by n Farmer.

by n Farmer.
A shrewd swindler recently made a
profitable tou through the northern
part of Turner county. Many of the
victims ere bearing their losses in ST.
lence; but some have consented to
talk, with the understanding that their
names be not used.
One farmer says the swindler, who
represented himself to be a doctor"
succeeded in obtaining a note for 500
from him. In return. the doctor
signed a contract agreeing to cure the
farmers wife of an ailment. Soon af-
ter the stranger departed with the note
the farmer began to suspect he had
been victimized, and drove hurriedly to
the First National Bank of Parker,
where he found the stranger trying TO
dispose of the note. Recognizing the
farmer. the stranger left the bank with
out delay, and was about to drive on,
when the farmer seized the horses
heads. Holding the animals, he forced
the swindler to tear up the note.
When the fakir presented the note at
the bank he stated that he had sold a
quantity of groceries to the farmer,
and the latter not having the cash, he
was compelled to take h note. The
fakir also carried a line Of s~pectacles,
and pretended to be an eye specialist
1t is believed the swindler has gone to
some other part of the state to contin-
ne his operations, and an effort VIII Dc
made to arprehend him.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-11
OPEN TO
lands in the lower BruIe Can w.
He Filed UDop.

Inat portion OF the Lower Br,1,e res-
ervation which has been opened to set
Element, which lies In the Pierre ,ora
district, comprises sections 3 to q in
elusive. in township 100. range 70 ana
TN, west haif OF sections 2, Il, Ii, %, 20
and 80 IN township 100, range rs. This
lies along the hea Of Antelope and
Cedar creeks, and is a section where
artesian water is assured. Last wear
most of the hay cut in that part OF tho
state came from that country, and thar
OF itself indicates the class of locations
which can be secured.
While the office has not vet received
reports OF sales Of state lands, except
from a very few counties, the reports
are very encouraging. In Codington
county the average price received was
$3.50 per acre, the highest going at s35
per acre. The total sales in that coun-
ty were over $95, 900. In Roberts county
the average price received was $3.50
per acre, and in Day county the average
was S13. 20 per acre.
The sales viii largely increase the
amount on hand for ~loaning, and will
keep the office busy. The amount on
hand had been largely cut down. A
small amount is going out each week,
calls being made during the last two
days for $4,000, of which Day county
took $4,000, Roberts county, $500, and
Miner county, $500.
Articles Of incorporation have been
filed for the Citizens Electric Light
and Telephone company, at Clear Lake,
with q ranital Of S10 0O0 TpcOrporat =
ors, Alfred G.. Warner, Josephus c.
Plank, Elias r. st. John, Tracy E. San
born, George Artus.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-11
EK HILLS MINING.

J, IN work the Lizzie
Ipolitpns After Mica.
.slected officers of the Will
ming company of lie Mars,
PRESIDENT, d. p. Moore;
HI. ]. J. Gehlen: secretary
treasurer, E. A. Dalton.
owns the Lizzie mine, To-
lies and a half east of Gus
ssca developed. and ore mas
IN paying quantities. The
resume work about May
Gate Mining company, or
thrown Up It's lease on the
in Deadwood. FOR about
half the company has been
bre from the Kicking Horse
mines, at the head OF
Elch, and it is asserted that
the cyanide process have
bghly worked out by the
That It is now proposed to
kiie plant at some conven-
The company has a large
(e blocked out in the Black
W. D. Parker of Dead
the best known mining ex-
Ehemists In the Hills, has
Eanide plant and will run a
that a large shoot Of ore
Foyered in the Fanny mine.
Golden Reward company.
men are said to be nego-
be Grand View mica mine,
aka, IN Custer county.