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additional Pal Pinto water
tylkers We serve this water pln or
sod fountain 5o2 Main street, 90 IL r
hsde areuue, j--9
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~ ANTED--Gentlcmau Ia represent our Co
operative rurf Association In every ri'y
good wages, reference rclmCed. Aduress
~. II. Cole. treasurer, 4. d. box 22S3.
san Francisco cal 81
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Charles National Bank request from con
tractors proposals up To March 81, II
O'Clock noon, at which time ali bids VIII
be opened, for the erection and compile.
Charles, La. A certified check for SIPS
must accompany each bid as a guarantee
that the successful Bidder VII. enter into
the proper agreement and furnish an aU.
ceptahle bond IN The sum of 5000 To
all unsuccessful bidders certified checks
to he at once rctlrued The plans are
on file IN the ofdcC Of the Lake Charles
National Bank and at the Office of the
architects, MesSrS. Duncan Is Carter
Lake Charles, La. and at the CONNER.
cial National Bank In Houston The
said board OF directors reserves the rlgnt
10 accept or reject any or all BIDS. w. A..
Guiliomct 81
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EIGHT ACRES OF land at Sour Lake, 10
two tracts, Tor sale only SO feet from
gusher; snap II taken quick. Address
y. drawer Sl5, Beaumont Texas. 1
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MAKE BEST cash ofIer Tor two ana one
quarter acres in-ile Of city iniits n
Third ward Of Houston For further IN
formation address Lock Box ~, eonro :,
Texas. "a
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NOTICE Of Firm Incorporation Houston.
Texas. February 20. 1872. Notice IS
bGfei,v gIyen that tile nrn az Carson,
srwsn < Co., composed OF Ihillp K Car.
son, E. w. Sewaii. W. Il. Chew and
Fannie W. Calhoun, q fenie sole, doing
luhress under said firm raHir in the ely
IN Toyston, Harris COUNT. Texas. desire
nnd Intend h. ne hepeiugatei withonl
rhatgc o. thr tfn aaple pgrsuanF g me
provisions Of the rraprsl laws Or rex y.
such eoruorailou gi the property. ge?di
VIII. assets ani other business OF saIi
firm and to thea dissolve. wherenpoh s''t
corporation VIII carry on tne business os
said firn. Of Carson. Sewall ca. ~
FOR SAIE-Un account II hpaltn, tho
Me NanthDs confectionery and trnlt
store. COS Main street, best location. une
business 81 ahllshci for any lnfofmatioo
nqniTe OF any ~ The best whoieaale cein..
nissiop hnuses IN CITY.
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms; bath:
phone. 200 Austin street next to Globe
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A FINE piece of business Rnopsry 81 M sgy
lots, close In; cheap. Apply fye q Do.
frass. KAN building.
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crcRET SOCIETIES.

MAGNOLIA CAMP No.
w. n III is. w. o. w, meets in
vi II lA W. 0. W. hall, lib Con-
VI Wv gress avenue, third door,
N every Monday OF oach
H. u ". month, at 7:30 o'clock.
n weameu invited. ,,,. . -
slmon Clerk
CALLED couvocatipn "
Washington CHAPTER No.
.. Il A. NJ. tonight 1t 5
I'm O'Clock Tor work in the
N7OclI NJ. NJ degree. Solourning
.plJ$lI brethren arc cordially iu-
NIs/I vted TO attend.
MI Max Taub, H. 2.
- j. r. Cadc. Secretary
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FOR SALl1-Two scparators. one the De
laval extra large $40, ana the Other
tSNuoploss medium sizcl will take sos
TO rcspon -ihlo pcls1u; also two corn
ciushcrs; VIII sell cheap. Thls is n bar
gain 10 some one ~ N dairy business;
note what a new separator VIII cos YOU.
Address w. j. DadgherIy. Manor, roN1s.
Al
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SEE BINz & sETTEG AsT-TuEY BUY.
SELL AND EXCHANGE REAL rs.
MONEY. ROOM 213, BlNz BUILDING.
2l5 o.
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WANTED 1.-TWO white men for farm wNrk
who understand how TO handle spldes,
shoyels aud teams. Apply Hume Drag
Store. corner Main and fcaSc.
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FOR RENT-Cool south rooms furnished
or nnfurnishej block back Bristol hotel
10 CapitUl avenue.
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NICELY FURNISHED rooms at s1l Main
street
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BIrs will he furnished contractors and
builders on carloeds of fnlF TN
building sand, sharp and white sa"u'
write FOR prices W. s. Delery CO..
ofhce No. 216 Main street. ilousto, =,
Texas; sand pit Liberty. Texas 4'h'
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A4sAillC, the Psychic Palmlst ami Spiritual
NJ NE Reader. will for ten DAYS longer give
" tuil " readings for 81; full rates
sfter that date: hours 10 n. m. to 9 p.
a. Rooms 3345 Mason block. 5
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

PLANS FOR SCHOOL BUILD NG-plans
ana specifications are Invited to be SUD
united TO the ci council Of the city Of
Marlin for the erection Of a brick public
school building for said city. same to
looms ana Once Tor The superinten tent,
ana an assembly han which may Dr made
up Of Two or more rccltu ion ons
thrown into one or by sliding or raising
he provided with cloak room. building TO
be heated by steam or hot air. and same
complete 20 cost not more man S2J.uuu,
said plans and snreiGca ions to bc sub
let2, at which time they VIII b. "ou-
sidored by the board OF aldermen OF i'd
city; the city reserying the right to re.
Ject any and all plans and specifications;
all plans, specifications and commuulpa.
lions to be addressed 10 VIM shelton,
mayor, Marlin Texas. VIM. shelton,
mayor Of Marlin. I Nas.
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NICELY furnished font room for rest;
bath and hot water; atT Main street, OBJ.
posite Presbyterian church .
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FOR RENT-Housc with 13 rooms ON Polk
httwcen Main and Travis. Apply j. \.
Tauh. 1907 Congress II
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FOUR Unfurnlshed rooms 10 c0urie W III
out children 7u4 Rusk. !
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STORE in Denver hotel l5E57 1910 Pres,
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mule can press 200 bales a day; price
SOS; manufactured by W. c. Guulock.
Victoria II
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS-Se0 bids
will he received by the board of trustees
of the Nc.asco Independent school dis
trict up to 10 o'clock a. m. Monday, May
3, 1902, for the construction OF a two
story frame school house at Nelasro'
Texas Plans and specifications may he
seen At the office of the secretary OF the
board OF trustees. All bids must he &C.
compaaied by certified check for 500
dawn in favor Of said board Of trustees
successful bidder fail to enter into con
tract he shall forfeit to said board OF
trustees the certified cl eek as iiquidated
damages. The successful bidder shan fut-
nish good and approved bond la the
amount of two,th,rds Of the contract prlcr
within ten days from the time the award
is made The board of trustees reserves
the rient 10 reject any and all nius;
BIDS to be marked Proposals for school
House" and addressed t. L. hoche; Sec
Rotary Board Of Trustees, Neiascoo.
Texas 90
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NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING Notice
~ hereby given that TIE annual meet.
Ing Of stockholders OF the Galveston.
Houston aud Northern Railway Com.
pany viii he held at the general office
~ tho company In the city OF Houston,
Barrls county, Texas nt II o'clock a.
N, on the 18th day OF March, 1902 and
that the annual meeting OF the hoard n
directors OF 7Ald company WIll ur held
at the same place and on the same day
immediately after the adjournment OF tho
said annual meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS.
c. v SPgcr, Secretary. 81
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MODERN seNenToom house I'M Fourth
ward TO exchange Ter vacant lots or for
sac on easy payments. Rogers < Webb.
Islam building. II
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sPFGIAL NOTICE We haze appointed A.
II. Klesllns. drueEiaf 503 Main, our ex-
elusive agent Tor lionston who wtl carry
complete stock ~ DER Homo nnthlc
Remedies. Las tlcs HOMEOPATHIC Remedy
co. AS
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he' received bv the board II ccents Of the
University IL Texas at Austin. Texas
until II O'Clock noon, April is, 1907, tos
the erection and completion o. iolr
story brick building for 81 Is ,do'mtor !
nj Austin Plans. speci icatlnns an
terms can be seen in the hands Of Co9g.
lin * Ayres architects, san AntoIIn'
James h. clark, proctor, austin ,! pr.
vcst"n and n. &. L. Saner university
land agent. Dallas, Texas. Che rs bono
and satisfactory references required, l.
. iAenue's'u' Ais
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FOR SALE--A prosperous business, gen
ciaI merchandise. blacksmith shop, con
uecied and dwelling housr must be sold;
satisfactory reasons li en- On personal in
ter, lew; I'm ee miles from town; German
ecttIclnCut Box 60 Victoria 6
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AGkN rs W ANTEO.

WANrED--If You are "huStler anu
have the gift and ability to soncli n,e
insurance. farm aud country nuslli a., III
We VII give YOU contract Win WIFI ,,S
YOU can make good money during ~.
For full In ormatlon and terms azure =
Fire Insurance. 200 West SECOND STREE
Fort Worth. Texas. --
PARTIES wishing TO purchase count mt
rights on the best selling article w ~
country Will do well 10 write imme1la ~, y
10 the Sing Toy Chinese Chicken fo"ue,
Co., Temple. Texas, ----
AGENTS make s6 daily selling the ehs vEr
est and most perfect water d. er ess
invented: retails at Si.50i big proat' c tA'
cInslye territory. Seneca Filter %.
Seneca. Mo. ----------
PORTRAIT AGENTs-We are headquar.
tiers for portraits and frames: WTlte ~,
catalogue and price list, Belle fpi Va ~ !
and Frame Co, 422 New Era Bldg, n,t
eago III. =,
LIFE INSURANCE AGENTs-po Es Ecu
want a watch ] give With every Wv ;
application the celebrated hsItiola -. ~ :
watch" free; splendid time keebstt
agents wanted everywhere. W. d. Fst
terson. manager, Dallas. rexaA
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WILL SELL At CROCKETT Texas thee
entire stock OF dry goods, groceries ana
hardware by sealed bids, reSerying iI55e
right to reject ANY. and Az pi u. hi us
yentoried SlO.8l3 81 A. H. Wootters,
trnstee for W. r Dean. bankrupt.
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SARATOGA OIL LANps~220 acres ont of
the j. Il. Reeves survey, one iailc n0rth
OF Sara togu, quarter mile from Hook =
VOL No. T. price $50 an acre; also south
half Of James Scout 'enguc, 1910 acres
INo ulcs north - SarHtosa, price 90
an acre; finest klnl Of u. Indication 30
Pudot 4 Hoover, 3ufa Main street. Al
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FOR sALE--Cholce black land section, all
fine rice lard, OH line OF proposed canal,
for sale cheap.
section good grazing land, this county,
az 81
Decided bargain IN 800 acres ch0i e
rice land. this county. IS. terms.
thoioe dty prOperty. bGth improved aud
unimpioyed. At risht prices.
II Cash & Luckel.
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ANY TOWN WANTING water works, cleo.
trio lights, or anything from a cnnni 2
factory 10 cotton mill, should w.ite
us We organize and finance industrial
companies Agents wanted everywhere.
The Southwestern Promoting Co., Wilson
huldinp Houston Texas n
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NICELY furnished room suitable for two
gtntemen' terms reasonable. two minutes
Walk from |, \ q. y. apl santa Nc de-
LOIS. Apply 23l2 Texas avenue. 81
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SES-Wc have hem IN an parts Of
the city and all prices, seaman * Baf.
tell 2u6 Fannin street: phone l,p
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N0TICE-Annuai meeting. Ofice OF Uous.
ton ONk Lawn and Magnolia Park Rail-
way company. Houston. Texas, March
l. 1902 Notice Is hereby given that the
regular annual necting OF the board Of
directors OF the Houston, Oak Lawn and
Magnolia Park Railway company VIII be
hold at the Office ~ the comptny at
m II o'clock r. M pursuant TO the bylaws
~ iho csmpany. far the transaetlOn %
such business us nav cciuc before the
mrrfiur Notice II also hefehY giyen tnat
fbp tprIt,ar annual mct ting OF the stock
holders Of the Houston. Oak Lawn and
NnrnoH1 Park railway company VIII b.
held at the Jnicc .. the mplny AZ Hons.
ton Texas, 0H Mo3day. April I, lgE- at
" oclcck noon, pursuant 90 the bysiaws
~ the eonpauy. TO- the purpose Of elect
lng p beard OF directors 10 srFve for tha
ensuing yrar, ani FOR the Transaction OF
such other business as nmg come before
The meeting Horace Booth, seerstsry;
i.s-o2
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FOR RENT -Tw0-stnry house. zoo Haunt.
ton street; possession May L Raphael
br9s. 4
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FOR RENT-Nice furnished room with
modern conNeniences on car line. 1913
Louisiana. .
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WE have desirable rent houses on Travis
Fannln, San Jaclnto street and In other
portions OF the city Norneet a Brooks.
phone 6I3, Blnz Bldg 5
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q lGNS REACH A FEW
A. Post Want Ads reach all
FOR SALE.

PLATE your own mirrors, costs 10 cents
foot; full recipe and directions 81: ssnl
aouey order. Consolidated Glass Plsting
Co, Houston, Texas h
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-06-26

not be all that is claimed for it,
but it has served the purpose Of at
tracing to the state many pros
pectors and investors who will
make their permanent home here,
where they will find advantageous
openings in mining and other lines.
The agricultural lands are being
taken up with a rapidity which has
never been equaled on this side Of
the continental divide, and this, of
course, means a permanent addi-
ton to our population and wealth.
The rush to the Fort Hall reserva-
ton last week, and the stampede
now in progress to the white pine
belts of the great Clearwater basin,
may also be included as important
factors in the general advancement
Of the state. The extension of the
railroad from Lewiston to Canas
Prairie, while not yet an accom-
plished fact, may also be regarded
as a settled certainty in the ensu
ing twelve months, SO that there il
a noticeable improvement in all thu
avenues OF business in this grea
and growing commonwealth o
Idaho,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-06-26
THE MINING BOOM.

All of the evidences point to the
expenditure Of large sums of east
ern capital in the development of
mining properties in the state of
Idaho the present season. There
are millions of dollars in the east
awaiting opportunities for invest
ments that promise reasonable
profits, but they have been gulled
SO many times by impracticable
mining ventures that they hesitate
to take hold and help along even
meritorious propositions without
first subjecting them to thorough
investigation. Several of these in
vestigations are now being made in
old Idaho county, and when they
find property of merit in the
hands of honest men they will be
willing to put up the money neces-
sary for its development.
In the state Of Idaho in general,
and in Idaho county in particular,
there are plenty Of such opportun-
tiles and eastern capitalists are
finding them, perhaps not as read
lily as the promoters would like, but
they are being found.
Men promoting a mining prop
osition must learn that the invest
ing public expects them to act on
the same business principles that
govern other undertakings. Pro-
motors need to be men OF business
experience and able to give salts.
factory references of their standing
as men of business ability and in
tegrity. When they can do this
they will find plenty of money
awaiting their invitation. If they
cannot make such a showing they
will succeed in obtaining money
only from suckers who bite at
every bait offered. In mining, as
in other business ventures, il pays
to deal strictly on the square.
Idaho county has suffered much at
the hands of the wildcatters, and
much capital has been diverted be-
cause of their methods.
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Thnp dor Mountain NAV ~ =,

Thunder Mountain may not meet
the expectations of its boomers. but
all the same, we have in old Idaho
county such standard camps as
Buffalo Hump, Florence, Dixie,
Elk City, Newsome creek, Warren
and all the unexplored country
west of the Thunder Mountain
country, which is known to have
immense deposits of rich copper
ores which have been tested and
proved to have u commercial value
as mining propositions. Mean
while, Marshall lake promises to
cut lot Of ice in promoting the
influx of mining capital into this
county, and If the wildcat promot-
ers do not kill the goose which lays
the golden eggs, there will be am
pie opportunity for capital to find
profitable employment in some Of
the many really meritorious propo-
sitions which this county offers to
mining men. And this is no pipe
dream.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-06-26
THE OREGON AMENDMENT

THE OREGON AMENDMENT.
A few years ago the talk of the
initiative and referendum in politi-
cal matters was considered a popu-
list pipe dream. At the late cleo
ton in Oregon an amendment to
the state constitution providing for
the initiative and referendum as a
part of the organic law was adopt
ed almost unanimously. This is
the more significant in view of the
fact that this is the first amend
ment to the Oregon constitution
ever adopted. Even an amend
ment striking out the limitation Of
the suffrage to white voters was
defeated at the election of 1900, SO
conservative are the people of Ore
gon to any changes in the funda-
mental law of the state.
The value Of the referendum is
apparent every time a proposition
is made to issue bonds for school
or municipal purposes is submitted
to the interested voters in this
state. The same principle applied
to state legislation would kill many
vicious laws and save the taxpayers
many thousands of dollars. 1t
would not pay powerful corpora
tions to maintain corrupt lobby
at the state capital il the action of
the legislature were subject to re-
view by the voters of the state
whenever a specified number of
voters should petition to that effect.
The value of the initiative would
be in the power of the people to
issue a mandate to the legislature
to enact any law that might be de-
sired. No member of the legisla-
ture who hoped for future political
preferment would dare to disobey
or ignore the voice of the people.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-06-26
Years ago the Nez Perce India

Years ago the Nez Perez Indians,
according to Joaquin Miller, gave
an exclamation of "I-da-ho," which
is being read Of and talked about
by more people this year than any
other state in the Union. Every
state but Arizona and Idaho has
had it's day. The excitement must
go somewhere, and Arizona is too
dry and too barren, and they are
coming to Idaho because it is be-
ginning to be realized that we have
vast wealth of mines, agricultural
lands, forests and streams, with
health, wealth and prosperity, and
that the opportunities for acquiring
competence are greater here than
elsewhere. Gold is not the only
product of the state, for it's farms
and herds of cattle are taking a
foremost position in feeding the
hungry people of the east.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-06-26
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Dixie Mining News.

Sampson Dillinger was visitor
from Dixie camp last week and
speaks very encouragingly of the
present development work done
and now going on on many proper
ties in that district. He reports
that Finch 4 Campbell have been
treating the concentrates from the
Ajax mine on the ground by the
cyanide process, with the result
that they succeeded in saving val
ues of $50 per ton in gold. The
expectation in the camp is that
with this satisfactory outcome the
owners will again start up the
property in the near future.
Upon the North Star group, dis
covered by Mr.. Dillinger some
years ago and named by him the
Sampson and Sampsonian, and
which are now owned by a Spokane
company of which w. H. Plummer
is president, a sawmill is on the
ground and the lumber cut for the
erection ola 10-stamp mill building
which will be erected this summer,
part of the machinery for which is
now on the ground and the rest at
Sites and on the road. The COM
pany have made the final payments
on this property although the bond
did not call for payment until
August, showing that the company
are not only well pleased with the
mines but that they are also good
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-06-26
people to do business with.

people to do business with.
Mr.. Dillinger is at present de-
veloping the Silver Tip claim, upon
which he has sunk 80 feet with q
good showing. Upon his Mckinley
Il Roosevelt claim he has run .
2OO.foot crosscut tunnel and got .
large vein two feet of which is solid
quartz carrying high values while
the remainder of the ledge is OF
lower grade but all pay rock.
II. S. Hazlitt is working small
crew upon his placers and doing
well. The Simmons company
which owns the Crooked creek bed
rock fume proposition and Dixie
TOWNSHIP, expect to resume oper-
atoms early this fall.
Mr.. Dillinger has resided in that
district for nearly 40 years, and
says there are as good or better
mines there than in any of our best
camps. He has explored the
country on both sides Of Salmon
river, tracing the mineral belt clear
through to Thunder Mountain.
He passed 300 Thunder Mountain
pilgrims with as many horses on
his way out and says that fully 75C
men have gone into the new Edo.
RADIO over the Dixie trail since the
stampede set in.
i K. l.. Hopkins, representing
Denver capitalists, has returned
from prolonged stay in Thunder
Mountain camp aud informed II,
, that he had secured an option OF
three claims on Monumental creel
for Sl5, 900, OF which $4,000 wa
/ paid in cash, the balance due il
three months. He will start ,
|, force OF men in to do the necessar,
D development work as soon as they
can be secured and QUILTED. Tn
: property consists of three clans OF
8 large ledge which has been opene'
! to some extent by surface cuts, ex
: posing big body of free-millin,
D ore which will average 50 per tol
9 in gold.
: A 1OO-stamp mill was purchase
in Georgia last week by the Bell
Of Thunder Mountain people an
t will be freghted into the mines an
t erected as quickly as possible. Tn
0 machinery will be brought to Nam
s pa in special train Of 30 carr
}, making no stops en- route exceI
n for water, and will be decorate
Y with streamers advertising Idah
n and the camp. The company wer
9 unable to purchase q new plan
r owing to a rush of business at tn
d foundries, and being DESTROYS t
e get the stamps dropping this sun
: mer they made the purchase {
o this mill, which is practically new
e The property Of this company az
8 joins, and the ore is identical will
! that Of the famous Dewey mines.