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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26

Among the shippers on the market were:
Wetnzerl Bros s Co st. Tsss Raslfasgs TorsytSe g. W J
W. Butler, Willard; D. Thompson, Bancroft;
Powell & Deseotell, Bellingham; G. S. Breck-
enridge, South Shore; T. l. Huset y Hatt9n: on:
II 2. Stiles, Lidgerwood; Molm & Donaldson,
Morristown; ]. G. Gardner, Hammond; Gala
gan { otto, Elyslan; Gallery & Kelly Fra9h- pi;
lin, T. NJ. Lewis, Lewisv!!e; NJ wash, I'll
Vile & Wa!ther, owatonna; 6. S. Thurston.
Judson; Lerschen Bros, Ghsnt; Giefer & In
derwood, New Ulm; J. j. Lenertz. 0din; J.
Isughlin Bixby Canton Bros, Watson;
Agrei & Goetz, White Rock; Breckenridge
Kaeck, Batavia; J: H. Person, Montevtdeo;
Rude & Paulson. SACRED Heart; ". Hoi-
Richards. Stewart.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26
st. Louis Grain,

+ st. Louis. June 2s.-Close: wheat-Lower;
NO. Q red cash, elevator, 71c new: July,
7oNc; September, 7oIc; No; ? hard, 74@75o:
eornHRtgher; Ills NO cash sSzc; Ju1y 6s1sS
47c; July, s5Ac; September, 2ec; No. white,
5hn5oc
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26
Chicago Provisions.

Chicago, June 2e.-Lower hog prices at the
yards and free outside liquidation brought an
easy feeling early in high products. Packers,
however Supported fairly on the break and
held prices fairly steady: September pork
opened unchanged ct s1S.471A, sold off 1oc and
rallied to its opening figure. September lard
opened Sc down at s1O.55@1o571s, eased a
shade, and rallied to s1o57h@1o.6o. seprer-
Der ribs started 211@5c lower at $1057iA and
Close: PorE. June, SIS 80: July, $3.50; Sep
tenber, $3.50: January, sle-e5. Lard, June,
s10.57h; July, s1o-571A@1oso: September,
So eo@los2h; October, s1o.55; December,
June, s1o.75: July, s1o75; September, $10.65;
January, ss.57!e
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26
Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 2s.-Cldse Wheat
July, 67%@67Ac; September, e7Ac; cash, No.
hard, 711ac; small No. hard, roc; rejected
hard, 66@6Sc; No: 2 spring, 70c. Corn-July,
63c; September 53c; cash, No. 2 mixed, 65@
651ac; No. 2 white, Sc. oats-No. white,
44Gi0c
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26
STOCK CATTLE dull
No Important Change of Prices on
Butcher Stock.
NOTHING VERY CHOICE ON SALE
Declines on the Poorer Grades
News of the South ST.
Paul Market.

South St. Paul, MINI, June 2s-Esunated
receipts at the Union Stock Yards to-day:
Cattle, 200; calves; 100; hogs, 2,ooo; sheep,
800; horses 100; cars, 45. - --.a
The following table shows the receipts
from Jan. J. 1902, to date, as compared with
the same period IN 1901: "
Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheer. Horses Cars.
1909 ,254 25,e5e 334, l53 162, 5S8 s14 S213
1901 1,s69 $3.50 2S6. .633 1857 $3.50 6a2s
Inc, ...l9,2e5 2,2s6 1926 a4,sn 49,. 1,3s1
The following table shows the receipts thus
far IL June as compared with the same period
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26
"Wcs g Lucky MAJ

Irstructor-Lord Byron said that Macau!ay
woke up one morning and found himself
famous. What great character II American
literature is parallel to this?
Student (who had been dozing)-R!p Van
Winkle.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26
Puts and Calls.

TWO O'Clock report:
Puts, July wheat, 75Ac.
Cal!s-July wheat, 7sc. . .
Curb-July wheat, 75&c. ~. .
Puts-september wheat, 70H@7oMc.
Calls-septenbe wheat, 705ac.
Curb-September wheat, 7ossc
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26
ANOTHER MALADY.
Washington Star.

Washington Star.
s:1'm really worried about Charlie" said
young Mrs TorkAns-
whats the trouble?" asked her mother.
'All my care seems to have been IN vain
wouldn't let him play golf tor fear he'd get
the golf elbow, nor ping-pong for fear he'd
get ping-pong ankle
"Wel!, he has escaped so far"
Yes But haven't the heart to ask
him to stop playing cards, even if It does lead
to his being deformed-
what do you mean"
s.He admitted to me that the poker hands
he.is getting are extremely painful.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26
MOI the only Pebble.

t.Do you know, ! am reminded Of Miss
Ellen Stone whenever I think about my
self ?'' @
.tWhy?"
Eve been pinched for cash lately
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26

sse@o be!E S1HEs Of zsSes aSaxs 7o97s5 NS9' light
shsep-Receipts, 1000; sheep and lambs,
steady; good to choice wethers S3-75@4.25; fair
to choice mixed, $500; western sheep, ss@4;
native lambs, S4.50@6.50; spring lambs, s7.25.
OHc!sl yesterday: ceipts-Cattle, 20, 1913;
sogs, So,l06; sheep, 1888 Shipraents-Cattle,
6,o26; hcgs, 1924; sheep, 1,21o
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26

CATTLE-No change IN butcher cattle
prices. Nothing choice on sale. Veals, 25
@o0c lower. Bulls, 25c lower. Stock cattle
trade continues dull, with prices quoted 15@
zoe under last week Common and rough
cattle, including big steers, 6oc lower. Mich
cows, except very best, So down. Sales:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26

Railroads entering the yards reported re-
ceipts for the day by loads as follows: Chi
cago Great Western. g. Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul. 10; Minneapolis St Louis, ?;
Chicago, ST. Paul Minneapolis Omaha, 9;
Great Northern, Il; Northern Pacific, g.; 500
| Line total *
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26
Chicago seed and Coarse Grains.

y Chicago, June B.-Flax-Cash, northwes-
tern, $1.74: southwestern, $1.o4 September,
81. AZ; October. 1.361h. Rye-July, 57Ac; Sep
tember, o41ac. Barley-Cash, 66@7oc. Ttmo-
thy-september, s4.45; August, s4.sS. Glover
Cash 1855 '~-''.. e.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26
Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City, June 2s-Cattle-Rece!pts
5000; steady; beef steers, s. 5e9s o5; Texans
$2.7o@65G; cows and heifers 81 50Ga.5o. 49,
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; 5@1oc lower; bulk
ers. s76o@775; yorkers, s75oa7. 60: pigs. Sc Is
@725. 3D..
sheeeReceipts, 1900; market steady, but
slow; sheep, 3.70G4 80; lambs, s4.l0Gs.3o.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26
Not Necessarily.

College idiot dndennitely)-It doesn't
necessarily follow.
: Kind Friend-What doesn't?
81 College Idiot-Why. dog-when you
whistle for It
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26
Wheat Noveme ct.
Peceipts. Shipments.

June Is
The following are the receipts and ship
merits at the principal primary wheat mar
kets: ... ".
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26
South Omaha Live Stock.

South Omaha. June 2s.-Receipts, cattle,
5000; steady; beet steers, s5@s. cows and
and feeders, $3.50G4.75
Hogs, receipts, 10000; SC lower. heavy, ST IS
:e5; mixed, s7.5@7. so; pigs, ss6725.
Sheep, receipts, 1000; 1o@15c lower; sheep.
Ss@S.5 lambs, S4.5O@6 IS.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26
whe.t Movement by Roads.

Received-caYss- Milwaukee, 80; Omaha, 81;
St Louis, 25; Great Northern, 159; Burlicg-
ION, 3; Northern Pacific, 4; Chicago Great
Western, 10. .
pped-cers-Asilwaukee, 8; awisooos:n
Central g. Northern Pacific. !.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26
New work Provisions

New York, June 2s.-Beef-Fi-m. PORK
Firms Lard-steady; prime western steam,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26

Wel!s-F Ex. ..... ..... 195 195
4, 800 Western Union. 80 35hl 3SAl s9A
Wheel. & L. E. ..... ..I..... % 227s
do 1st pr -. ...... .....'. 81 613@
do I'd pr -. .... ...... IS So
eoolWisconsin Cent. 27 2eAI 26azl 26A
lG0I DO pr ....... ...... ... 80 4s72
Nor. Securities. 49,. $50. 10tA! 1881
Total sales 29! 500 shares.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26
Midway Horse Market.

2s.-Barrett & Zimmerman report the market
moderately active, with offerings above the
usual proportion Buyers in attendance were
mostly resident operators, buying entirely
along the retail line. Prices have held steady
since the opening Of the week, with practi-
caIly no change. Values: 5l
Drafterg. extra ... s1s5@225
Drafters choice .....- 14o@165
Drafters common to good ........... 125@140
Farm mares, extra i25@15o
Farm mares, choice ~. :. !. -. 1O0@125
Farm mares common to good 1880. ,60@100
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26
peoria WhisEN
PROVISIONS

! Peoria, III, June 2e-Wh!sky the
basis Of s.. 80 for finished goods.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26

Taxiderm.sts are not collectors OF taxes
and are usually honest even though they
60 work a skin game.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26
REEORMERS.
We shineton Star

p Some e- de loudes' talkin' refo-rers, SAID
Uncle Eben. makes me think Of a bald
headed man goin' 'rour' sellic' hair resto-er."
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26

sHEEP-Receipts liberal. Fancy lambs
steady. Common lambs and all sheep, 2oc
lower, with trade slow at the drop. Sales:
Killing Sheep and Lambs
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-14
Press Notice for December Designer.

The Christmas number Of the Designer
is unusually attractive. Its fashion depart
ment illustrates aud describes the latest 10
winter wearing apparel and millinery, and
under ssPoints on Dressmakingn is furn-
ished most useful instruction for the max
ing OF juvenile garments. A Christmas
Cantata by Frederic Van Rensselaer, Dey,
entitled santa Claus Busy" is given
prominent place among the literary fea-
tures, and Christmas poems are supplied
by Cora A Matson Dolson, Francs IL.
Tabor, Frank Harrington and Florence
Gertrude Ruthven. John DE Morgan
furnishes an interesting Illustrated paper
ON Christmas customs and superstitions.
Olive c. Tobey is the author of story for
adults, f rom the Pevton Letters while
Alice Josephine johnson writes the Christ
mas story tor Juveniles. entitled w hen
Christmas Comes is the name of a coz
tribution in which numerous oainty and
pretty suggestions for gifts are pictured.
Selections for the Recitationsn are appro-
PIRATE to the season, and ssHints for the
Holidays" gives some unique ideas Tor the
distri button of presents. An attractive tea
tnre which the children will appreciate is
fnu-psge illustrated poem, IAN Inter
national Christmas Party BY Bertha
Stine. Several strong chapters of The
Apology OF Ayiiffe." by Ellen Olney Kirk.
are given this month, and the pages of
Nv hat " omen are Doing grow notice
ably in importance. A new department
makes lis appearance in the Decem bs-r De
signer, entitled Helps Along the Nay.n
Like What Women Are Doing" it is ed
tied 10y the readers Of the Designer. and
bids fair to be all that Its uasle implies.
Toilet Table Chat" Book Notes. > Eli
quette Hints "In Motherlaud.@ sEIori-
culture and "lhe Kitchen Kingdom are
included in the list of good things which
appear in the Designer for December.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-14
Inaccuracies OF Authors.

Commouer,
Some of the inaccuracies OF authors
are pointed out in an interesting way
by Edward Latham in the saturday
Review. For instance in ''Ivanhoes
knight of Richard l. holds converse
with a contemporary of William the
Cunqueror, who was Richards great
grand father. In "The Newcomes"
Give in letter dated 1856 asks,
Nv by have we no picture of the
sovereign and her august consort from
>mee's brush?7 The reason was prob
ably due to the fact that there was no
prince eonsort before 1910. The
moon seems to be very dangerous
planet for writers to tamper with.
In liking Solomon's Mines Rider
Haggard makes an eclipse of this
satellite take place at the new instead
Of the full moon-an astrOnomic i'm
possibility. la the Children of 6 i'd
con" Walter Besant has caused a new
moon to rise IN the east at two O'Clock
in the morning. The most casual OBJ
server has without doubt noticed that
the new moon appears in the western
sky and sets from the moment it be-
comes visible. Trollope makes Andy
Scott come "whistling up the street
with a cigar in his mouth"
The same writer points out that at
the close of "Around the World in
Eighty days the hero arrives triumph
sntly at his club just as the clocks of
A Paris journal recently recorded the
discovery in the Seine of the nude
corpse of man with ten sous in his
wsistcoat pocket. But this was
scarcely more psrsdoxical than the
case of Robinson Crusoe, who befor.
divesting himself of his clothes to
swim to the wreck took precsuiion to
fill his pockets full of biscuits. In
"Don Quixote' sapoho continues to
ride on his ass after having lsmented
the animals death. The ansearonisms
and errors of Shakespeare are too well
known to require repetition. He
speaks of cannon in the reign of King
John, century and a half before
their invention. he refers to printing
in the reign of Henry IL. of clocks in
the time of Caesar: makes Hector
| quote Aristotle and Coriolanus refe-
to Cato. He introduces a billiard
table into the house of Cleopatrs.
makes Delphos an island and gives a
! seacoast to Bohemia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-14
Mining News from Pfkln.

Miner
The Gold Cup mime Is looking we'll.
Their foree is working ia the deepest
workings or ninth level.
J. =. Pearson and W. II. Eekbart
have secured a lease on the DuBraven
property. A 100 foot tunnel con-
tract has been let 30 j. A Nurw God
aud VIA Pearson.
A tunael Tor the Tay lor park road
has been sBrye ed, aud il will run
near the wagon road on the pass be-
tween st. l. mo and Tin Cup. The
chief engineer of the new line is at
81. Elmo.
The Colorado smelling and Min
ing company has let contract TO
Wagner and Ashley to extend the
North Halls Gulch tunnel 700 feet
more, Air drills will be used by the
contractors and " ork will commence
at once.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-14
-.l.aa Mail.-FM EookweIl. = l.o

-siiaa Mail.-f NJ kook~ell, y s.o
wss a fes msHths sgs aaPPaisiea
suVesaseaaeui 81 she soeosa a.sa 1hlrd
divisions Of the Rte GFaHae - saceesd
4 N Ki89wav. has res guel his Pe-
sifion ~ sscA ofheer. he has been
saooaedsd ~ NJ l.. Hardy, a former
ssperntendnnt VI ose Of the divisions
sg she Ni=zeuri Pacihe and an ex-
perieueed raj road msn. Mr. Rock
weli and N y. Daie. uasil lsteiy
irsiumastcr an the second divissea.
have fermad partnership aud siii
euisr iuio = general msrch4ndi-e bHsi-
ness al PaoHia. cue " ths thrilty
towus on the Nurlh ark branch 81
the Rio Grande in Delta counf
They expect 10 get established Be- lu-i-
ness Al that point within the neat few
weeks
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-14
Winter Resorts

in tha South. Southeast and California are
most conveniently reached Vi. the Colo
rado Il Southern Ry. and connections
through Fort Worth, Memphis and by way
OF the new Dalhart Il Paso Route.
Especially low round trip rates viii be
quoted and sIeeping ear reservations made
on request. Write to
T. f FISHER,
General Passenger Agent.
Denver, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-14
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Caanfy - tsnnnison. -''
a. McN9s Fiaiulif
ID e. Hr.stsn aud ~amu1ans.
IA illan Hallriaun
heiuniianta.
rio Feapie = rhe stnfe q oiarsan, g. y r.
& lsrnUu ard a i1nI fanmaun. chs tlalsss.-
daf.- uhfssf nanfed zFsailua
You - herahg HsiFHiult o. arFsoar n an
artiuH 70 uahf HaltiI.ft Yuu ~ the aiuVe named
FlaIntid iu thf luuutF tulri oi tiunnison
County state ff ts.ior54.io. aud snsaar aha
complaint rhrra5u Nllhir tHnnts dass afisf tiis-
ssirl bee hereai q served vithiu this eaurt - or
i -.srtef uut ~ iaia rHuufF nr hf puhlicnti issn.
virhin t0Ir.r days sftfI tiln sersico hnreuf sS-
cIusise ~ tsr day of service or indignant nv
d.siault VIII b. taken aeHiusl yea according 70
tlo uraseF uf tiIc complaint aud i a cutN OF
tha uuuipiaint in tile above entitled action he
uHa SERVED Wlfi tN= sflululuns II ts4n zs.ry zee
hereof be- ufnlio uiif ui iii- state Fieu ten lays
a1dliluuHl e. tsr tino hgreinHhosG spec he'd
fsf appearance and ansggaf uH b. aliaw.d he
tor She tiiAiae ~ Judgment by deiault aiore-
Ile -aid action i brought Il, ssiei tifie "a, am
undivided E interest ~ and b. she brn Hur.
Silver feF5 ~rar Handy Tennessee. n inz sol
oman. MAY tlaUer, MAJ Flower No. q silver
q roVn. hrunAiY Luckv star Blue River i xou-.
Crystal hiurr -ssruei Hruuclto Lode Mining
lsInis being sufgei No Taii situnte iii rhr Elk
Mountain Miuiug District. 6nnnisou rouuty,
Colorado as wiii more fully appear from 81.
compliant in said aGtiun e. which refnrnuop il
hefe made and a eep3 Of which is hercnnto
And pau ar hereby nutiiied that II you fsil Ia
appeur- and 10 answer fho SAID complaint as
above required. tAe snga plaintiff viii cause
your default 10 he entered ant then proceed to
iuismeni against yea a. prayed far in said
49,, tiiven unsier ms hand aud the seal of
St p\ -ali tourt af Guunison iu said coun-
&--r--,ig iil7 inh da] pf September, A. H.,
GFa HFTaERiNeroN.
Judge and Acting liork.
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kpu4~f~sgs 4sx~ Sef.

E=fsfa - ksIlssIfz tisans llareasra
The ausisi1siasHea aaa ssisH aispisBfe4 sss~
ils8stfsssssf 3 slas si aalla4f Z - she t-i.se
b ksils75 tsrfslli isllss tlf ffss - tNafsssssss
ana -sssie - .5l7silsi ilsssIassai b. MrrhF flEs--
asfst4le lse ell a9lIsissE Asfiarc aiff tttsaky
sssiri - tdsnnisoH tls4afs "a the tasf hss41-e
III tlMHulsfaH 81 flaF u1HIftiHr Term. ase
Tsafa Nuiiiias lirHaIIIi- i-ff uaEt, I'd Haiaf HiHse
: lsifzdlss i4az ilg dIiHls asaiH4t -sia t-tssiss
are issss liis.f and requested tn attaIlH islf tse
-tfT-f II hauiaa aan ssnGl aasasiea. Al Esr-
sfina inaisitiifIi ta 4fl hstsla aessif=ssa 10
make iasafsfi uIa5i g. iifs i-fseu.
Dlsted this ilih dag - Nsssaa al5sfr A = 49,
q = huHlsEs-
tdsuiufssfstar Nith tils ufil annexed.
Flr-i pub Nas tsth. iss2
tast Fub. Iar i1th- tls4
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-14
County School News.

la district No. 25, Cebolla switch.
school began week ago Monday.
Gilbert Sellers a Greeley graduate in
Charge.
Miss Sara Essterly has been COM
pelled to close school at Anthracite
on account of the schoolhouse burn
ing down.
Next week Friday school at Somer-
set on the North Fork will close for
the season.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-14
Ananias Lyman.
Is ashington Post.

y A-TiIflgtDu II Vsfs
mer Washingto woman who is now
living down in Virginia. "Ive come
across the best yet and its true. A
colored girl came to me the other day
to ask for work. | told her | shoul Id
need her in week or so and asked her
where | should send for her. I'm
staying' said she with my uncle. Mr..
Anapias Lyman
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-14

-lsfs % ultsrsIlt. L. 49,. -. =, -.
Cuufifx - tsnunisau ~ '' ''7s 'e4'
a. McNqs Plainaif
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-14
Winter Resorts

IN the South. Southeast snd California
are most conveniently reached via the
Colorado Il Southern Rv. and CON-
neeiions through Fort Worth. Mem.
phis and by way Of the new Dslbsrt.
El Paso Route.
Especially low round trip rates
VIII be quoted and sleeping car reser.
vations made on request. Write TO
I. E. FISHER.
General Passenger Agent.
Denver, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-14
AMONG Our NklGf1DORk

wsckiy Cst.zsa.- Nassss. II Hav.
&5ss aaEseE SeEs - t@ass 4 @asss~ss1
~ xsas. ~sseeia v sssoss sbssnGc
a ~ nasad @ssa . Sss lsAf ssssa lA&s 1s
@tl xuse ~ t-sAas~sa 10 ss4zsEe aud
siA o. iaazeF Ae assnsislessa a es4izas
ais Csssssa Base
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-14

Clarence Adams has moved his fur
niture and undertaking goods to the
scott block which has been hand
somely fitted up for his business.
His holiday stock is arriving.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-14
An ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY.
p M.sxs.x G C.4auUoo Coaszsy
Mas to tbs InsSxso<-

O. saa ssssls
tilsa - tisr ass.-s assrsessse -ssstaeae
b. isRe-faEs NEs ass ai~Ys,-sa 10 take
b "a - sss.esalegsd os parsl~ais aa-
s. "a pref-lgs ies y q alsass..as eesaas
u say in he esazsc u sas zsess -ai-
= D. ta3i sb.s trasoEses the state lF1aa
D. lisa-i - souft sest, II hs~ zl~ays
b au sttFsesise held saa 81 enc
a. was 1hc scene # e..ssssier@gle es-
8 aalessf The asr-s discoveries ~ere
> esr ssisses el zseaa xslse, ~eseh ~
D. .sa time of The deciiae ~ that nset-
a Eere very productive. sonse 81 thes
= - credited e ssh apw ards u : .uoe
Ial ben she drep came the
& .ianee from nasrke3 saa the b "a
o-7 - tFestmsss wore prsetieslly
yrInieitise Vi nsinsng ia aost OF the
lfnperties opened and sheFe i0iio~ed
aag period OF aePFe s>ioa. The re-
d. siSn ia Smelter rates has bad the
ef "a 81 causing resumption Of sp-
eIatisss, and the probability OF the
e1H.fruetiou vt railroad hieA wiil
tap sac of the richest sections OF the
e1uniy, has greatly accelerated min
ing development. IN several districts
Boz which the principal value is gold
tuere has been continuous operation
and the profits realized have been
vargss gssatisfsctory. The opportunities
t1r Investment in most OF the districts
Or exceptionally good, and develop
ueut IS constantly increasing the
vaiue OF the output.
nrr0RTNNT DISCOVERY oN WEST GOLD
Hu.L.
An important discovery was recent
D made ON the property OF the West
Gold Hi Miaing Company being the
uuroyermg of a large fissure vein cut
ting through the Golden Age aud
other claims that has been traced on
surface for more than 1000 feet. As
says run from $40 10 $40 a ton.
The company project EXTENSIVE de-
veiopment on the J. b. Sellers this
winter aud will push work with three
shifts. II is the intention TO drive the
Incline 500 feet aud bloek out the ore
By driving levels at regular intervals.
Z lac chute is ten feet thick and il Is
he intention to place enough ore in
sight by the opening of the next sea
sou to provide an ample supply to
keep the projected ifty ton mill in con-
stant operation.
The company has been financed by
eastern capital and having a substan-
tisl treasury reserve assured, expects
10 make things active on West Gold
hill this winter. Superintendent Fin
ley has looked over the ground care
fully and is satisfied that the company
has big property that with develop
nent will become one of the heavy
producers of Guanison county.
NEW SHIFTING PROPERTIES.
A. T. Owens, president of the Bea-
YER Mining and Milling Company says
that his company will soon begin
shipments from the eompanys prop
erty on Cameron mountain, Tin Cup
district.
Price Merrick, uperintendent of
the Grizzly Mining Company, is driv-
ing tunnel on the Independence
claim and running drift on fine
body of ore.
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Y. n. c. a. entertainment.

The entertainment at the Grand on
the Goth, for the benefit of the local
y. NJ. CA. promises to be full OF
novel features, and will compare Ia
yorably with many of the professional
COMPANIES now on the road. Special
attention. is being given to the music
Al Iiart, and the chorus work under
the leadership of Mr.. j. Henry Dow
man is getting on in good shape.
Their efforts should receive the sup
port Of the people here, and q large
advance sale is anticipated. Among
the features are the choruses, the y.
NJ. C. A. quartette in a number OF
pleasing songs, Miss Columbia Duncan.
soIoist, Mss johnson, elocutionist' ana
Mr.. Dabney L. Smith in his popular
delineatlons OF the old time Virginia
darkey, 10 which character ne WIN
render number of selections from
Paul Dunbar, the negro poet. The
program Is full OF interest, and VIII De
one Of the events of the season.