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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
FL Campo Notes.

ri Campo, Texas, June 2o-rhe bid for
the school building will be let Monday.
The building viii be twostory brick, with
four rooms. and calls for white brick,
trimmed with st. Louis red pressed. 1t
will be beauty when completed and III
Campo can boast Of one Of the best schools
in the coast country.
Holloway & Hefner are shipping ave
or ten cars az fine June hay now daily.
Inc crop Is very short. but the hay Is
the best ever made.
Rice Is doing we'll and those lrrlgatIng
from wells seem elated over the abund
auce OF water.
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Mortuary Report.

Galveston, Texas, June y -FolowinG is
the record of burial permits issued for
the week ending Friday, juno 2l, 1901
June 9.-Mrs Ann +. Allen aged As,
drowned in storm OF September S.
June l5.-Bertrand Wilde, aged 10
months, commissions; Mrs, II. McHenry,
aged 60 years, cancer: unknown Guild,
drowned In storm September s.
June 16-Henry Charles Geugler, aged
81 months, castro enterltls
June 17.--Mary Davis, aged 2s colored
nephritis chronica.
June 1s,--FanTie Davis aged IS, colored,
died In Houston.
June 19--NIrs Potter aged 90 exhaus.
tion and chronic nephitls
June 20.-Ray Ruehmond, aged 3.
drowned In storm September s; Miss Ethel
Sweeney, aged 20, septicacma
Died in st. Mary's inhrmary, 1.
Drowned, remains recovered, 8.
c. II. Wilkinson, NJ D..
Health Physician.
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sHERlFFs, DEPARTMENT..

Wharton, Texas, June 2n--Strnyod or
stolen from near Hungcrford. Wharton
county on or about June J. 1901 one red
sorrel mare mule. about 1iia bands high,
or years old, long body, very straight
back aud perfectly gentle; also one light
brown horse mule, 8 years old. about IL
hands high, blind In right eye. branded
= b on jaw. / viii pay 80 Tor delivery or
mules or any information leading 70 rccav
cry and, If stolen, $40 for thief with evil
Wharton county.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
MARITIME ASSOCIATION IS TO KEEP
AN ACCURATE REPORT
OF the Monthly Exports from the Port.
Mortuary Report for the Past Week.
Notes and Personals.

Galveston, Texas, June %. Beginning
next month the Galveston Maritime asso.
clatlon Will have an accurate statement
OF me monthly exports OF the port Sec.
retary George Anderson aud his assistant.
II. w. Long, are preparing a book by
which a record win be kept and balanced
monthly, SO that the agents and ship
brokers will he able to keep informed more
easily In regard to the business being
none. The year with the Galveston ship.
brokers soses June 30, and the business
VIII al he balanced up TO that date and
thefeatter the monthly statements will be
complied. There has been large increase
III the exports Of wheat and cotton seed
products througR the port during the Iast
year aud the Indications for the next year
are exceedingly enconrnpinr.
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AFTER EDWARDS IN SMITH COUNTY.


n Strange Negro Answering His Descip-
ton Has Been Seen There.
Tyler, Texas, Juno % Sheriff Robinson
and corps Of deputies LEFT today for the
Troupe vicinity in search or prince" Ed
wards, the negro who Killed John Gray
Foster a few days ago near Shreveport
The sheriff of the parish in which the
killing occurred wired the officers here
that Edwards had cousin living near
Troupe and that he perhaps was headed
Tor bis house. The white family living
near the negro's house reports that a
Edwards has been seen going 10 and from
the house. Sheriff Robinson has 'phnned
here that the search wouli be continued
through tonight and tomorrow II the negro
were not sooner caught
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23

Troy, Texas. June 1.-THE vote NJ this
box for or against county prohibition was
held yesterday This ooS went 100 for
prohibition and 70 against prohibition. Tnis
Is already a prohibition town.
Miss Lena Davis. daughter Of Governor
JET Davis Of Arkansas, Is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. J. W. Petty and will remain
In Troy the principal portion Of the sum
mpr
the Katy's low excursion tonight and 20
San Antonio.
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Chartered.

r.,as June % The following
= otre fled today with the secretary
r,o.t Mercantile company Of Frost,
(, .npty. capital stock $4,000. In
100; II. r. Underwood. II. Wilson
: H. Strange s ,a..,,o 49,
<n..s Sa1Nbl Directors Paul Nicer.
n Newton g. II. Hines, Is. r.
r. Gillette, a. w. Seeligson
x Sslo1sIng company Of Dallas; capt
IN s25 coo inc0rporatots: Jake
l.s Harry Se'zeustein and Norris Sal
.ty,.bIop Millinery company Of Dallas;
lg s.net $1,000 incorp0Hi ors Myr-
/ imam Victor II llcNtor, II. a, Bow
Snas,y capital etock SJo,Opn In
,,Sp. 4. Baltstler. q, Il. Bar.
4 Nsg York: G. r. Briggs, Iiarstow;
esren ard Il n. Gage, Pccos.
4 ( TIghtbody company of Ell Paso;
',l stock 5000 Purpose general mer-
Ifapr lncorporat X. G. Light
Z Neil and j. II. Tucker
n Palestne Packing company OF Pales-
4 ,merdtd It's charter by increasing its
4 Il s,eck from $4,000 TO $4,000.
\, Vorthern Texas Traction company OF
4 Worth amended It's charter by in
I'M lis capital stock from S2o0,OOO to
!. foeiIle Quicksilver Mining company
E.ssns, canital stock $1,000, was grant.
LrA6rlty today TO do business in Texas.
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Land Patents He'd up.

|galn Texas, June %. There are about
patents to land held up in the land
II waiting for the signature of the gov
u before they send them out. The gov.
bis waiting on the supreme court for
|Pitlon in the Schendell case before he
|sAes bis signature. The opinion Will
El be handed down Monday.
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Ocean Travellers.

Galveston, Texas, June % The Mallory
line steamship Alamo sailed at noon to.
day for New York direct with the fol.
lowing cabin passengers; MI aud Mrs.
f. Mayer. Miss Tessle Mayer. Miss Good.
man, san Antonio; Mrs Frank A. Smith.
Dallas Miss Halle b Bryan. Miss Laura
B. Parker Miss A. Bell, a f williams
Lieutenant WALKER Galveston; Morris
Cohen, Palestine; s. ]. Bornan. f R.
Emerson, J. II. Oppenheim, %. J. Comisky
Dr.; John Crosby. New YORK
I'm. Inc Concho arrived today With the
quiz, J.. FaHas, A. I Hernendez. Mon
terey, Mexico; Johann Bertram. Yoabum:
Miss IL. Rogers, w. e. Maverick. r Nav
erlck.. san Antonio; s P. VicEGrs. Dem.
Ing, \, NJ; Mr., and Mrs, Alfred Dlcck-
man, san Antonio; Miss vickers, San Fran.
cisco; Miss Lucy Harris, Bolton; Or. ]. s.
BEaer, Denver, Col Max. Hentschell James
Cash and G. pujol, Galveston
A large list Of passengers has already
been booked for the Coneho on her return
trip next wednesday
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To Record Bonds.

I'm, Texas, June %. chief Clerk Rob
NJ Of the State treasury department
sd bond record book prepared for
snte by the State printer. The new
Il 5 TO enable a fun and complete rec
Il every bond in the state treasury
her exact sRinding to be kept, show
rhfn tAe interest is due, together with
mount The county bonds are ar
|Nd in an alphabetical order by couu.
md when an inquiry Is made as TO
sanding Of any county bonds the rec
an be opened and information given
| ccmparatIyely little trouble.
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Mrs. Nellie Blylor president OF tho La.
Sas tSs foIoTSp99 u 10 As soE abop WI sPSo'
"Gentlcmen In taking medicine | CON
slider II OF vital importance that You
should De sure that il IS the Right kiud
ana thar II VIII cure.
''As rule patent medicines claim 10 do
much while they really do little but T
medicine | ever knew that does all and
more than it claims,
Il recommend II especially for women,
az II promptly cures tho weAknrsscs Of
our sex and viii always be sure to give
satisfaction" Mrs, Nellie Blyler.
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snoial Events a Wharton.

wharton. Texas, June 2i.-Thursday
u,rht the young people Of wharton were
entertained BY ons Of the most charming
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Seeretary Illinois Woman,s Alliance.

Miss A. Brady. corresponding secretary
Illinois Woman'a Alliance. writes from 2795
Indiana avenue, Chicago, III.
Last year from continued strain In
literary work / became very much eN.
hausted. my nerves seemed TO give way
and | had backnche headache and acrions
Indigestion. One OF my friends suggested
that I try Peruna. II certainly acted Ike
magic on my system.
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WERE MADE
s,ttsrs to Be Submitted to the
Special Session,
|,,Fp OF NEW CHARTERS FILED
Amber Of Land Patents Are
~ ~ seinu Held Up--News
y Notes and Personals.

r,,ss June %. The governor
u earning tina, he had made no
us sny one as to what additional
81 would submit to the special
Pc ..s legislature and that II he
4 st all it would be done with
hN ne ropidity In which the law
|t7ce V .sed nj the business set out in
! dkp,vss ,hov are slow In working,
a. =. nwili he presented to them, and
b wv wasting their time by con-.
lplss ~, nv governor with regard to nd.
4 n ,ssisiion during the special SEES
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b. visitors at Fort Davis.
'sss,,ss.s Texas. June la.-Messrs.
y d .s 4 Carlton win tomorrow re.
r ranch in this county $50
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In oId &c whsn Dootors Cad Iss

a Don-posonous, non.astringent Vegetable
Cure for all liberation, Inflammation, IT,
fltation and weakness Of the mucous mem
Guaranteed to care any case, no matter
how long standing, or money checrfullY
refunded. n gives relief In ave mindtes,
hours. Specially recommended Ia old cases
OF from three months 10 twenty years
standing Sold by drugelats or sent sealed
by mail for 500. Address Or. Roy, ~
Music Hnll, Boston, Mass.
Sold In Houston by Cockrell & Co.,
Drcw's Pharmacy, A. u. kleslng, L.
Iewyn, &. O. Mclean, STeits Pharmacy,
Drug Co, distributors
Or. Rays great baok. "Sonething Every
Man and Woman Ought 10 Know sent
postpaid FREE. Address DR.. Ray az
above.
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>.F|l'F|||

For headache, toothache, neuralgia, men.
mausm lumbafo, pains and weakness IN
the back. pleurlsy, swelling OF tie
joints, and palms of all kinds, Railways
Ready Relief viii afford immediate ease.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09

past week was the final meeting Of the
"Recherche Club" held at the residence OF
Mrs. Leroy Hill. The rooms were deco
rated in June roses and p~eonies. Euchre
was played two hours, and at the conclusion
Of the games prizes We're awarded to tho
following members: Mrs. William William
son. Mrs. George Barnes. Mrs. Hill. Mrs.
Teutterer. The remaining members are
Mrs: III Gordon. Mrs. Leo I;assieur. Mrs.
NJ. Iindec,ler. Mrs. Gerichten. Mrs. Harry
Altman. Mrs. Frank Weaver. Mrs. Gu
Sante and Mrs. Louis jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ p. owen celebrated the
thi-ty-eighth anniversary of their marriage
Tuesday. Their wedding date was June 4
1852.
Miss Jennie Fornoff gave a luncheon FRI
day afternoon. when she announced her
engagement To MIR. Grs Raechelen. The
wedding will take place in August.
Guests at the luncheon were:
Misses (.
Nettie Cener. Jessie Wainwright, Z
Lille Roschie, Csrtha Conrad,
Jennie Thurman, Augustine Ceper,
George Begot, Alice Ellison.
Antoinette wager, Mrs. Louis Fornoh.
On "Wednesday evening Miss Hazel Adele
Willing. No. 1855 Webster avenue, enter
tanned the graduating class of the DfvolS
Continued, Page Five, Column One.
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WEDDINGS.
Artistic silverwares. Mernod & Jaccard's

The marriage of David r Francis, Jr..
second son of former Governor David X.
Francis. TO Miss sally Colthurst OF Danvers.
in which society. both In 81. Louis and IN
Boston. evtnces great interest. The cere-
monial Will take place on the spacious
Cclthurst lawn In the pretty and fashion
able Boston suburb OF Danvers. At 4 o'clock
the bridal procession Will wend its way
from the house Gown the avenue of maple
trees to an open space beside the house,
where the Is TO be performed he
meath a cluster of fine old oak trees. \
large reception will follow, the guests be-
ing received on the lawn.
Yale men, all chuYns of the bridegroom.
are to serve as grooInsmen, while the best
Nun Is Joseph Wear Of ST. Louis. The
bridesmaids are all Eastern girls, with the
exception OF Miss Sidney Boyd. Mr.. Fran
cis's cousin.
Yellow will be the color note of the we'd
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09

The wedding Of Miss Emma Wohlgemuth
and Mr.. Louis Erlich has been set for June
"a. to take place 1T the Union club. A large
reception will follow the ceremony.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09
1eo LrLLIAH READEH
OF Ho.4 224 DELMAR. BoULEARDA

July. Doctor and Mrs. Campbell Smith.
who usually spend their summers in the
mountains. have made no definite plans as
yet, but probably will make n round Of Wis
its in the East at different resorts. where
they have friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Flair will no: 60
North until very late to their Mackinac
cottage. On July . they are 10 depart for
Buffalo for a fortnight of sightseeing. not
reaching the Island until early August.
SERENA LAMB.
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ding. The bridesmaids are to wear white
batisto frocks. embroidered oddly in squares
of yellow. and will carry bouquets Of yellow
flowers.
The honeymoon Is Ia he spent in touring
Canada. with stops AT Montreal and Que
bee and q short visit to Buffalo on the
homeward journey. The list of July the
bride and bridegroom will take possession
Of the Francis mansion in Maryland ave
rue while the Governors family Is In
will go 10 housekeeping in their own house
I'm the row on Newsstand avenue just across
from the Francis house.
Sunday night Governor and Mrs. Francis.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellerbe. Christopher Elerbe.
Miss Boyd. Thomas Francis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Francis and Joseph Wear Will go
East In n private car Cor the wedding. Mr..
and Mrs. B.ssell Ware were to have been
Of the party. but have been obliged to give
up the plan. Mrs. Ware unfortunately re-
ceived a thorough soaking one day last
week. the coaching party Of which she was
"a member being caught In n thunderstorm
and has since been confined to her bed
with an attack of rheumatism.
Miss Susie Ashton, daughter Of Doctor
and Mrs. John q. Parrish. will be married
to Mr.. George Edwin Dieckman on Tues
day. June II.
An unusual wedding will he that Of two
brothers and two sisters i'm st. Joseph, Mo-,
on June 10. the brides being tho Misses
Bearman and the bri6eErooms the Messrs.
kaStor. Mrs. Dora Bearman has issued in
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09

Miss Ella Beers and Mira ssidlitz tied for
the silver cup put up by the Tower Grove
Golf Club directors at their first tourna-
ment last Tuesday. Each had q final score
OF 81. As Mrs. Seidlitz was obliged to de-
part the next day for Chicago. they have
mot yet played of for the cup. This event
probably will take place some times this
week.
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Page Five. Column One.
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kr. and Mrs. Herman Luyties have had
n their guest last week Mrs Weems OF
Quincy. ILL.,, who is one Of the recognized
leaders In this Illinois towns smartest set.
Informal gayety of various kinds has been
planned for her pleasure and carried out
successfully. Mr.. and Mrs. Don Car,in took
. coachload Of guests out to Glen Echo
early last Thursday morning, Will q break
fast served al fresco. and all the pleasures
tia the club has to offer. This was in
honor Of Mrs. Weeme.
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MISS Lucy SCUDDER.

Who has jus become ENGAGED kennet Green son of Mr.. IN Mrs Hyt Green of
I'M has been out only one season. her debut being an vent of last autumn. She
Is a dainty brunette who has served as bridesmaid at several fshionabh weddings
OF Late ae: notably that of her sister Mrs EiMs ianett of. New Yok. who was Alice
Scudder nd asoth n Miss Jessamne Bartcw and Wallace Simmons The Bar
stow ad Scuddr families are related Miss Sudder is the Youngest daughter Of Mr.
~ Mrs. Elisha Scuddc. No. 3e DeIma boulevard
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M1SCELLANEOCS ENTERTAINMENTS.
Society is well represented daily q. the
Synt. OCo.Oo auction eale Of the Merrick, Walsh
q Phelps and F. Jaccard Jewelry Cos.
Sixth and Olive streets.
Miss Ada Hull of No. 1863 Evans avenue
entertained a few friends on Monday even
ing. June 3. in honor of her birthday. Music
and dancing Were the main features of the
evening.
Among those present were:
Blanche Cruttinell. Cordelia Cowherd,
Kate Hitchings. Nell Hitchings,
Mary O'Connor, Jean Staub.
Mae Sante. Ada Hull.
Ella Hull,
Messieurs-
Forest BOokman, Willard Siegel,
Cotton Cowherd. Robert Cowherd.
Frank Stevens. Bayard Bookman.
Charles Irwin,
A reception was given to Mr.. and Mrs. H.
J. McCullen last Thursday evening, in honor
Of the forty-1fth anniversary of their we'd
ding.
Among those present were:
Messieurs-
Locke. Dunn,
Eoyce,
McCourt. B-a-her,
Misses
schmitx,
Rich,
Ravoid, Becker.
Pupils of Miss Anastasia Grace gave an
operatic recital In Peck Church Sodality
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Among the late June brides will be Miss
Mae kimbrough. whose marriage TO Mr.. W.
+. Hodges OF Canton. Mo-, will take place
AZ the First Presbyterian Church., Waco.
Tex. The home of the bride. on "Wednesday
evening, June 26. at go o'clock,
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-Babette to Mr.. Louis Kastor and Rose 10
MIR. Richard ii. Kastor-on Wednesday
evening. June ~. at 6 O'Clock. at the Bear
man residence. No. Ioas AngeIiaue street. st.
Joseph.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stone Alderman
nave sent out cards for the marriage CT
their daughter. Edna Guthrie. to Mr.. Sam
uel E1learu Heffern on Tuesday evening.
June ~. at : O'clock. at the Delmar Ave-
nue. Baptist Church.
The bride and bridegroom will he at home
Tuesdays after October l at No. 1874 Black
stone avenue, ST. Louis.
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Miss Berenice Crumb. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. D.. $. Crumb. No. 1858 Maple ave
nue.. and Mr.. III. q. Weyer Of Kirkwood
will be married ON Tuesday. June IL.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-27

Large AMOUNT of Lands in Northeastern
kooteaai County to lie Tied Up.

The following news item. hich APP
peared among Thursdays dispatches,
is Of moro than passing interest t. the
peopleat his section:
"kALlSPELI. Mont. Dec. %
ishr register and receiver of the local
ldtd office have received 4 letttr from
the commissioner Of the general land
Office notifying them of he withdraw
III of lands IN northern Montana.
being al lands port Ii and waSiuaf the
kooleuai river ,in Montana and cast
Of the Is kOafFndl riNr IN lQdhp. from
Sett lemeut. preserving the rights ol
All actual Settlefs'who were on lands
prior 10 date OF order. which il De
cember ls. 1901. When Ire surveys
are completed this vast area Of land.
comprising about l,3l3.00a acres oi
land will be thrown inte the new
kootenai forest reserve AL but
276 $50 acres is situated in Idaho.
If this is true, and there is very lit
tle reason 70 doubt Is authenticity.
the order Will be a severe blow 10 lie
people Of kootenai county, and par
trularly 10 the town Of H6nner>
Ferry. II was hoped tnat Commits
Sioner Hermann recommendation IN
his las report 10 the effect that 10
more reserves be created until the DE-.
fectS IN existing laws gould be- rem
e1icd wouId be respected. These de-
fertS arc of Suth a aitBrp that When
eyer a reserve il created within the
boundaries If i railroad land era II
tie people have excellent reasons -
be suspicious that ,he company u
companies Directs, Interested lave
had something 1oda with promulgai
ing the order Tho reserve iaques
tim embraces Il lot of worthless ald
That +, noi owned by tie government.
Tn Owners Of fhi, worthless Land vii
under he existing law, be given the
right - select good lands from the
public domain ia lieu of be land en-
hraced in the reserve. The practical
workings of ttis law have proven very
tiStactorF To the people 81 tht
vest, ard ~ marn reserves should
nave been treated unit The evil il
r-medicd After AT there would b'
less danger nf any more of kantcna
cauntY's territory heing tied MP. i
appears that idahe needs good, strop!
representatives AT Washington which
l.,~eyer, She has not.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-27
~ l.pp. rsnl.

>fGo.eio Is tHi.iHae evening 4
tlc Aeme 81 Mrs. ! 81 ~nsder ~
t8rtl.trt aoatut fhc Lmaelie baia
ina in ~pokaee peeared fh
welding II john EHprr>en II Gran
ita liil.p and Miss lietiha T. sud
~eaNdaa ny.r. HillaH Gibea
ef u The It, lfrsh5iefian rilul q
performed ia ceremony Nr. aFi
AIr EpRer,on aiil lise II erluli
where ~ groom 8 manager a -
arai mercantile establishment.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-12-27
IllarI,ta,l Mining News items

Jim Ferguson, the we'll know T
Blicklail mining man, WIS Ia the
city today, and in response 10 oar r.
quest for mining news liz stated tlN
the tunnel on The Mexico VIZ nov Ia
about 10 feet and WAS being driven II
the rate III three feet every - huufe.
there being Two shifts working on Il.
Quartz stringers an inch IN width dfc
being encountered. When this tuu-
url has been driven % feet further II
Will tap he first lead. and Mr. fergu
sJn thinks that distauee can 81
reached in about 80 dalS From thc
first 10 the second head on the McNiea
the distance Is T. feet. aud from tn
second u the third Ia feet.
The Blue Bard and Little Joe caeh
have a car Of high grade ore on tiir
beach ready for shipment IL the u
coma smeltcr. Or tho Black Jark
the Little Joe lead lias been struck.
showing some VERY tine ore. Mr.. t'ei
gusaH believes thai l9a2 Will aitnes.
some wonderful changes IN bis amp
IA consequence oi he large amount Il
deN iapulept WORK which has Les4'
mapped 6Ht tbf lie coming }ear.