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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

New York, Nav Sl.--rhe Financier says;
The official statement Of the New York as
ISOLATED banks last week showed gain ~
sim, 400 In cash. or si,i2o,aoo less taln
the amount which was estimated from the
traceabe movements OF money during tue
week This discrepancy can be readily &C
Couuted Tor.
The estimate was based upon returns c2k
iectCd for the hve days from Friday 81 tae
previous week to Wednesday of last wees
both days Inclusive. while the cinciai STATE
ment embraced the cash movement trou
Friday Ell the previous week 20 THURSDAY ~
last week. both days Inclusive; the osoclal
return thus covering one dsy later than ne
estimated movement. though excluding Fft'
day lasg. which was holiday Moreover,
there was 4 shipment OF Sl,oo0oo0 geld 70
Canada On Thursday, making s2uolvo ~
the week and probably other lmpWtant
changes in the hank cash occurred 90 that
day, The ofdcial statement ~ May -
showed about 100000 less cash than tAsl
estimated for toe week This difference
was doubtless due 20 the average system
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

track STG9o. Hay-puu; steady. timothy
l2o@tiluo: prairie puo6lpCW WHISKY e.
steady / 80, Iron cotton ties Stegdy,
los BRgging- steady Heap twiue u.
Dry salt meats Boxed stesay; extra shorts
aud clear ribs 1000. short clears ulals.
bacon Boxed. steady; boSSl extra short
keceipts--Flour 10000, wheat ldt.U,0; corn
ilS,OCp. oats lU2 OOo, SapnJ as Elcay
ZOO wheat $500. corn 1900 oats lN2.
90 ShlpmonrS-FlouT iCuO whtst $500.
corn $1,000; oats - on.
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London WeoI Auction.

London MAY sl--rae laird series %
wool auction sales closed to-day. repre-.
sentative catalogue consisting OF s2ei bales
was offered There was fair attendance
Competition for dnc grades was GOOD aud
prices generally were srcus Americans
bought good greasy The total withdraw
as Amounted 70 $500 bales. waeu tbs Sc
rles onened Mcrluos advanced y. per cent
aud crosshrcds 10 per cenr Meripos far
Their improved aud closed 20 per cent above
the March price. influenced hr a vcry strons
general demand inferior AID faulty stock
participated To the early rise, bnt iuter
tased OF. Finer erossbreds we're scarce and
retained the opeutug advance Coagas
grades auctuatsd somewhat az the begin
nlus. but closed generally stronger. Dutiu
the seEies 244,Coo bales .wsgc eatisegns1, ~
which aio,OQo were sold ana 300 hcid
over. ThC continent purchased 10000 bales,
Sales In detail;
ais ia greasy 4gsfIssd,
Oacensland--k haies, scourNd bi4t0 Is
Cd; greasy AKA iiLd.
NlstNr'a-sUd bales greasy SisN;d
South Australia-lN bales' greasy ~
New Zealand--54oo bales; secured Sd
cad. greasy 4udioist.
Cape 81 Good Hope sne Nstsi-.Ne bales
secured Is lhtils sd; greasy H4dTAa
Punta Arenas. so bales; greasy in9Ad
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rTON SOUGHT LOWER LEVEL

comfort IL not complete. even nnon mis-
prospect Bears profess security on me
ground that no one will purchase whsn
he can gain so much by postponement and
the Inclination OF splnners. Ike that AZ
others, to take the best Of II will not even
cause the remnant of the crop to PASS an
tue road designated by tho holder.
Liverpool was not brilliant but was good
enough Tor all practical purposes. Sales ON
the spot amounted TO 5000 bales NJ nm.
changed quotations. At the close contract.
made an Improvement OF i.Bi on June and
stood unchanged to ts-64 higher on later do.
liveries. There Is no doubt that Thoughts
OF peace are now uppermost In the mind,
OF transGtlautie operators Information
concerning the crop viii also have lis
weight IN the future, Between the two, it
should not be surprising II important dc.
veiopments arise IN the coming week.
New Orleans opened unchanged to point
above the previous close. This was the
highest OF the day and Il was more thnn
an hour before fluctuations were sufficiently
changed to cause new chalk marks. A
gradual decline TO the e1tcn, OF 3 points
then appeared and formed u level tim, con.
tinued with tcw variations until tue uual
hall hour \ similar decline tnen began
It's course and reaching the bottom lust
before the last call, did not otherwise
alter. In the net result June advanced
4 points, July declined points, August
lost and the later options went | ana
POINTS lower Sales at the four American
markets amounted to MIS- bales. SPOT quo.
tstlons were not touched.
The movement continues to wane. Re.
ceipts at all ports for the day were 1868
bales, compared with 1851 for the same day
Of last week and STA for the corresponding
day OF last year thus far In the season
they have been T,2Ts,5s0 bales, compared
with IooS,32d for the corresponding time
Of last season. Exports for the day we're
1926 bales, compared with ioi for the same
time of last week and 13,4l4 for the CORE.
spending time OF last year. Stock at
United States ports for the day was 40 677
bales, compared with AGO 05O for the same
day last week and 44S,56S for the CORE.
spending day OF last year
Following has been the weeks movement
at thlrty-oue Of the leading interior towns,
with comparisons;
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81 Louis May Si.--wheat-weak; No 2
red cash elevator 1914; track 5Gk1I; May
I6ls; July 6,Ss; September 6g4s; No, hard
I3AlIj Corn--Lower; No . cash e.; track
GS May 62 Jaly 6o4s; September $751;
uats-Lewer; No cash 4iA track asa
-; Msy 4iA; July ScdiS2N September 2Ti5.
Ne. . white 44lsG46 Pork gher: Job.
hing II - old, lT65 new Lard-t.owet,
. aeH Flour--EsSy; red winters 3.6SNS, rs;
extra fancy aud clear 3SD6i3. IS. Timothy
seed out Of season nominal. Cora meat
steady. $40 Br9n-Lower; sacked east
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Net Reoeipts at All D. S. Ports.
Bank Clearinos

New York May 81 The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank
clearlngs at the cities named for the wees
ended May -, with the percentage Of Ia
crease and decrease as compared Vita the
corresponding week last year. Totals in-
clude eearinEs Of ftty.tvo other cities.
Canadian totals Include clsarings q seven
other cities Ia auada. Per cent
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DTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Gross receipts this week last year. 1854
Net receipts this week last year., eSIS
Total receipts tails wear, l.9T4 t5T
Total net receipts this wear. ,...... S+5Cod
Total receipts last year ....,.,.,, 2.3toS42
Total net receipts last year. ,.... Si6slS
Shipments outward ............. S,S5S
shipments all rail 20 ana via New
Orleans and eastward .....,... SA2
shipments TO Japan aud west.. sen
Cotton In transit ............,.,,. e.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas cry. May I.-Cattle-n ceipts
co; STEADY, choice export aud DIR, sseh o.of
steers q s16t1 40; fair 70 cc u A. 80 ~;
IA steers sAot6. IS. Texas aud Indian
steer. 2. :Set5. IS; Texas cows coail ~;
uatiys cons 1916 Is, aativc heiferS :, 10
dc 10: cautelS 2.eod3.eo; bulls 800 -.
stssav. heavy : Sslsgi7 4S; light 8 ,d5ati s9
MICS q inii6 %. sheep Rec lpts none.
market nchsnsed; native lambs ! ta3ti 80.
Wnsisyn lambs s 6iGT 80; native wethers
> ti,ft Is; Western wctheTs 3nG6. 20.
ia enes sC~i6. rs, Texas clipped yAc
tnss 4 sOis 20: Texps sheep iNis5. 10
sfsskers aud feeders > 5otti 5S
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New Work Money,

New York. May 3i.-rrime nsFeaauw
paper 4aiA per cent, sterling essaanse
nominal With Aeteal business 80 eaaAsFsS
hiris AZ 4sI for demand aud ~ tsiN ~
sixty DAYS; posted rates sAfA,>e enhens
cial bills A.Siyset4. SIS Bar hNss sAS
Mexican dollars sis-
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SHORTAGE IN MAY RECEIPTS.

outlook favorable. Ordinary duu and slow
Calves and corntcd hoes Ia good request
Sheep not needed for tdr ~ sent,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

INnNcINI % IlH TostI
StocE Yards Kansas City, No, May 81
Sales IL rcXanG today Roberts s Hayden.
Rloolping Grove. 81 cows oQ1 pounds each
S.N5.
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SUGAR

New Orleans. MAY al --Susar--Stesdy;
opep kettle llesia Z. ia; open ktttle centrif-
uxai sets,.. centrifugal yeslsw St,fi4A; sec
eaes 2nS STA Nelassss-pukis esRtrif.
ugzi e6iS
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OATS AT Reform PRICE.

The termination OF James A. Patterns
successful corner IN May oats brought a
picturesque close to the business Of the
week sud tho month. For several mouths,
the May deal has dominated the oats pit
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Wtekly Bank Statement.

New York. Nav Sl,--rhe statement ~ I've
associated haaks for ave days Of the week
ending today shows
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Reported for Ths Houston Post by the
A p Norman Liye stock company inoer.
poFated
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:, louis. May 81 Cattle Rcocipts Sloo.
,,atkct slow. rsti,c shipping aud export
stsrfs 5 T5sgT 30; dressed beef sud buygh
49, steers Scdd. So; steers under lO0
,,.,,,St 4 gyes6 IS. stockers aid feeders
l sSsf4 IS. COWS and Avifecs = -Sai6 40:
~snpsrs > 0sj3 -. bulls s. i5G3S 30. calves
y MIA. ~. Iexss aud Indian steers. fed.
a Snao 90: grasSers s S0dil 80, COWS and
= .lssss . snsf4 So Hogs Receipts Is on1;
n.o,etei steady: rigs and lights g.. TSSiI oo.
nscksrs I OChtI IS; butchers to1s, -.
shssr- Reeegpfs none; hominel; native
,r,,tSns s. 0.cia. 50: ,amhs ,oidf ,oes ealis
Iesaus 4s0pis -
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TRADING .,,,sr
pIIIaf INTEREST MANIFEST
IN. supply Statement Fell
sss $50 Spirit Was Abroad
r 's,Ipcol Fairly Good
800 % LEAD hlaber.
I've, holiday .,... ,,,..,


= cFesrsi
|.sx, unchanged
I.,;,n SIDE, unchanged
-. cotton market had an official
~ "a that was all. With New
y ,,sA,ly closed and a general abb
,.,,r,., on the part OF spectators
y 4 holiday prevailed in the short
Z. ss.Ipess ON the big Southern ex-
va =, o,orecdlngs comprised & SIM
!, aonidaiien OF professional
~ proved 10 be Of snfac!ent
,ndsnt the -alue scale while
!, haas alike contributed 10 the
q. satisfies gave rise to new theo'
M Insight about measured TIP
..,,l,,lcus " the talent aud
IA, d little more than half Of that
4 ne agures Of the worlds visible
,.,.uaut Il exhaustion is Important.
:. falling or Of l52,UO bales.
IN rllA that of i2o,coo, but one eau
I'M, great deal Of moment to thar
~ ncytment has already dwindled
I,.s,lsus that establish It's relation TO
La trend u affairs The question
.hath,. fhn nrigp nf cotton
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RuTTER ANo EGos.

Chicago. May 81 = Duttsr-Firn; cream
,.v tSsiasi dairv iTNaGi0 CheesS--steaiy.
liA Eges- steady, tlesa ltS.
fot,ia NV 81 --rOnltry-- STEADY .
rhiekens alsi Strings shdsF: tpFkevs D,
ayrss ~, geese tafah Butter STEADY
crrsnery ieSIes; dairy lS4iia Eggs-iiish.
ksasss city. No, May steady,
ISte,
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St louis Wool

st. Louis, May Si.-wNol- firm higher
ana with active demand, uoefigm gTddss
and counting lSdis; light nne laisE la'9
hSavy ane iOHl3. tub washed lSa@A
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OATS CORNER
PAlIEN SAID TO HAVE MADE
A CLEAR MILLION DOLLARS.
o'ner Grains saueed as Soon as the
Furry in Oats Suhsided--cern Sut-
tered Most--Provisions Strong.

Chicago May si.--Aside from the terri.
nation OF the successful corner In May oats
ana the accompanying furry with blgaer
fFltes In that pit, speculation In sralus to-
Gay was again under bear dominance, for
'ne third successive day corn showed
marked weakness aud influenced the other
markets, Jply wheat closed y lower. July
com StW7s down. and july oats 4. down.
MhoN cats closed y Al-ler tngu riluasd v
~ Sop price On recotd. Provisions clos d
wheat for some time fairly held lite own.
The opening Influences we're Of a strength.
ehihs natLre AID pdtes made some al.
vances Cables we're nrm and Argoatias
shipments showed markedly hulllsh de.
crease at $4,000 bushels. compared wieh
llco'oo bushels year ago. The pros.
poets are that Mondays worlds shipments
WIZ be small These incentives started
July whea; shade 70 hGiSs up at 12AIt
go snd SOLD 81 i2}sdT2Ss The buying
lnat resulted In this hrmncSs soon gave
way however, 10 duh scnlpinE market
ana gradual decline cnsued. Crop pros.
poets aud weather were favorable coun.
teractng the builish news and inducing
the lccnl crowd 10 sell short Advlces from
lnc southwest, however, tod " too much
rom, As corn broke there was further
sg''t!ag. July breaking to TN closed easy,
n uowh. AZ i2W1-is Local receipts were
Il cars, one OF contract grade. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported 81 cars for the two
GAYS, making n total for the three points
OF ap2 ears against 1872 cars one DAY last
wees and AIS cars two days year ago
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coRN wnnKs LowrR.

Corn continued in Its downturn today
ard completed slump Of SN since the
drst OF the week. The opening trades
were at fair advance on firm
cables and small country accept.
ances Il was the Increased receipts and
fear Of continued heavy movement from
the farmers toward this market that pushed
prices down Receipts were heavy at Az
cars for two days aud the estimate for
Monday was especially bearish at 500 cara.
There was some short selling on crop pros,
poets and the generally beRrish sediment,
hut the decline came mainly FROM the
absence Of support. Most OF the session
business sas active. but OF a local nature.
July opened a shade higher to q shade
lower az e2A to 69ls, aud sold up on little
support by the leading bun house 10 eaI-
Persistent bear argument brought a slump
10 6lk16l% aud July closed weak, Adfs
down, az 6lS.
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MEM ORLEANS

-.sreisl 60 The fostl
=, .suzuuz1rsA. May 81 The New Orleans
A. ,-~..-.--uuxu<z-4a reports: Fat cattle,
.. deniand; prices strvng;
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A Discrepancy Exclaimed

Not Included IN totals because contain
Ing other items than clcarings
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Totals L. S.. .Seoo1 4NGiGn e .,..
Outside New York 54S,66l, 4aa 2S.S ..,,
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1'pa7 Spots closed quiet, prices uu.
" ttctk l5.SS0 bales; sales none.
tempalatiys spot Markets.


II .s's',sa.- Y, closed firm. prices un.
y stock .S.6SS hsl,S.
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Bales.
tnelp,s thus fsr thls week. l,4Sl
kRstlpls 20 days Jh!s season, 1870. oSS
y aetipR ~ laws lNO0lAOi o.Sl0.a49
y ipcslpts 372 days 1900 1900 .1.TiISl6
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-06-25
A Runaway Accident.

A runaway occurred Sunday even
ing on Monroe Greek near The brick
yard Ivy which three persons were
more or less injured, one of them Sc
riousy. Miss Zenia Bartsche, Miss
Lille Bartsche and Ed Newton were
taking buggy ride when the team
became fry htened and started to
run. The pole dropped from the
neck yoke, and the point catching in
the ground overturned the buggy,
throwing the occupants out. Mr.
Newton and Mis- Lille Bartsche
were but slightly bruised, but Miss
Zenia was picked up unconscious,
and up to time Of going to press had
not regained Consciousness. She
WAS bruised about the head and
several places ON her body, and re-
ceived a BAT cut in the forehead
DR. Waterhouse, who ls attending the
young lady is Of tie opinion that
there is no Fracture of the skull, but
the comatose condition is the result
of the shock she has suffered.
Miss Bartsche is niece of Il.
j. Palmer, Of Weser, at whose res
idence she now lies, and is receiving
every attention that can be given her
by loving parents and friends. She
is about 16 years of age.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-06-25
Route to GrangeVine.

Numerous inquiries have been made
of late regarding the route from
Welser to Grangeville, by people
from the east, who wish to get into
that locality. For he benefit of those
desiring information, we will give
the distance and route from Weiser.
The distance from Weiser to Council
Ivy rail is 60 miles. At Council the
stage is taken to Meadows, 80 miles,
from Meadows to Golf, 3S miles;
Golf to White Bird, 80 miles and
from White Bird to Grangeville Is
miles, making a total of 176 miles
from Weiser, 60 of which is by rail.
The wagon road, one of the finest in
the west, was built by the state, and
the P. & l. N. and O. S. L Railroads,
$18, 600 being expended on it,,
Daily stages leave Council and Mead
ows. A person leaving Welser this
morning, Wednesday, would arrive
at Grangeville Thursday evening. By
going over the route by way of
Weiser and Council, 306 miles of
travel is saved, and passenger 60
ing by this route will reach Grange
vile in less time than by the railroad
which takes the traveller nearly to the
coast and then brings him back again
through Washington into Idaho. The
scenery over. the stage route is one
of the finest In the west, and at this
season of the year is grand.
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THROUGH THE HEART OF THE
ROCKIES

Everybody knows that the scenic
and most interesting route across the
continent is by way of Salt Lake
City-"the City of the Saint" and
the Canon of the Grand River, Ten
nessee Pass, Eagle River Canon, the
Royal Gorge, the Black Canon of
the Gunnison or Marshall Pass, all
Of which are views seen from the
car windows of the Denver & Rio
Grande R. R. Through Sleeping
and Dining Car Service to Denver,
Omaha, Kansas City, st. Louis or
Chicago. Stop-over privilege is
granted on all classes of tickets.
Personally Conducted Excursions.
Write for copy of "Crossing the
Rockies" to l. A. Benton, General
Agent, Passenger Dept, Salt Lake
City.
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PhettepIaCe.
A NEW DEPARTURE

The Chicago, Milwaukee q o.
Paul Railway has re emily put :"
service on its Pioneer L mited tra''''
the largest and hannsom' 81 o'"'ne
car ever built. 1t 10 81 fee' -
length from Zip to tip. and its Dou,
ia g inches wider and higher 'n &c
the usual dining car 1t sea'S -
people c. mfortrb y in mosso~
chairs, amt has a Kitchen mp
enough 10 permit he working :" -
cooks which with six waters sna 49,.
conductor make up the crew Ia
dining cars herenfnre in service W
not provide sufficient -pace 9" "or
cry care for the large numne' /.
patrons of the Pioneer, 80 us
became necessary to have
car.
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Reduced Rates for 18th Of July

The Pacific & Idaho Northern
Railway will make rates of one fare
for the round trip between all stations
on Its line for July 3rd and 4th.
Tickets on sale July 3rd and 4th,
good returning until and including
July 9Th
For the better accommodation Of the
public, on July 4th two trains will
run each way Schedule will be as
follows
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NOTICE TO RECEIVE BIDS.

Sealed bids will be received at the Of
flee of the City Clerk, Sommer block
until 6 O'Clock p. NJ. on Wednesday July
2nd, 1902, for filing hole in city properly
west of the Catholic church. Full in
formation can be obtained from the city
clerk.
The city council reserves the right to
reject any or all bids
Dated at Weiser, Idaho. June 20, 1902.
STEWART H Travis.
City Clerk.
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Fourth Of July.

For the above occasion the Oregon
Short Line will sell round trip ticke s
at one fare for the round trip from
Weiser to any point on its own line
within the state Of Idaho.
Tickets On sale July 3rd, 4th, and
9Th, limited to continuous passage in
each direction, with final limit of
July 7th. j. w. LAPIsH,
Agent
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Health for 10 Gents.

A lively liver, pure blood, clean
skin, bright eyes, perfect health
Cascarets Candy Cathartic will OBJ
tain and secure them for you. Genu-
inc tablets stamped c. c. c. Never
sold in bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
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Sea Shore Observation-Disclosures
9th. 1902.

Excursion tickets will be on sale
June 9th for No, only, to Sea
Shore and return at $l0.95 for the
round trip. Tickets will be limited
to continuous passage in each direc-
ton with a final limit of ten days
from date of sale Please leave
order for ticket as early as possible.
j. W. LAPIsH,
Agent-O S. L. R. R.
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THUNDER MT.
TRAVELLERS

Springs, is ne of the latest arrivals
from Thunder M"untain Mr.. Daugh-
tprs has been in the camp about two
months. He thinks well Of the
place and believes that Big creek
dis ret Will become one of the best
of the camp. A number of build
il e. are solng up at the new town
nf Golden. A pel'tion is being cir
cu ated FIR a lo-t. flee, ami a deputy
recorder has b. en- elected by the
miners FIR the Big creek district.
\ reSlauI ant, liquor store and gen
eral merchandise establishment are
alrea dy On the ground Several
strikes have been made of late on
streams 'ribu' airy to B G creek, which
emptv mo IL near GOLDEN On
Logon ere. k man named j. M.
G cen has struck ledge which he
ha- uncovered FIR neatly 900 feet
which assays from $40 to $25 per
ION On Profile C eek number Of
strikes If imp rita ce have b en-
made. On h. Oh Missouri group
tneie is fine showing of copper
which av, RACES about 18 per cent.
Also carries good values in gold and
silver. Mr.. Daughters reports the
trail a. being IN good condition aud
many persons going in, a gOodly
manner Of whom are women. Snow
is all gone in The camp. Secesh and
Elk submits are hare of snow fall,
hut there is 20 siderable mud. Feed
is good, grass being from eight to
ten inches high on Big creek. Pack
trains going i,to he camp with sup
plies ar nulner us on the Trail. Mr..
d ught.r- counted so between Coun
cll and the camp, some with so ami
mails in the train. Many of these
u'tits make specially Of carrying
passengers with them. Mines are
all working developing their proper
ties. TIE grub stake men are all
gone AMI those remsining have come
to STAY. Mr.. Daughters is on his
WAY 10 Salt Lake 70 wind up deal
he has on hand with some of his To-
cat ons ON Rainbow mountain, after
winch he will return to The camp.
Mpssrs. jenkins, McAuliffe and
Y te- If D. lmar, Nevada, have laid
of town on Profile creek in the
m DIST OF rich mineral district. II
l. called Profile city.
v " v
A rich discovery of quartz show
i"g free gold has been struck on the
divide between Profile aud Bic
creeks.
Chit Arnold, w. A. Doak anG
W G. Dnak left for Thunder Noun
tain Monday morning. They will &c
b, rail 10 Council, from which point
they will have an outfit ready to take
trem AID their supplies into the camp
Mr. Arn,,ld came out several week
81 CT, and is going back to look after
his interests there.
f B. Lewis, of C"ndon, Oregon,
and W. F. Sppreli, left Monday fol
Thunder Mt. The, have pack out
fil and will take in their supplies
with them.
l.. M. Chii~tol the Thunder Mt.
mining mau, who returned from the
amp Friday afternoon, left fol
I'ak' City Saturday on business
Upon his return he will make a pros
pectng tour to the Marshall lake dis
trict before returning to Thunder
Mountain.
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Several pack GU fl 8 from Oregon
pas-ed through the city Saturday
buund for Thunder Mountain.
" " "
G. G Chappell aud Dee Schurmar
depa' ted for Thunder Mt Monday
morning They will outfit at Coun
Gil for heir trip into the gold fields
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G. G Cline If Ka sas City Jour
,al uni Qoroa Eoofor of III,