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LIVE STOCK.

REGISrERED ANGORA BUCKS FOR SALE AT
~ half price.-Ci0sing out sale for 1908 bred from
the champion fine fleece flock OF the United States Of
America. Piiilo Ogden, Upper Lake, Cal -
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

TlNHINk OF TIA $40 MORRIS RECLINING
chair, large size oak, spring seat, good velour,
removable seat and back green red or brown special
cash torder price s735; shipped from Ohio factory
and well packed. w. W. Williams, JeffersOnvilie,
ONO.
DIG MONEY MADE SELLING SMYRNA n1Gs
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GAR, W.R.c., oFv. SUPPLIES.
. AR. CERTIFICATE.

q AR CERTIFICATE.
We Comrades to Introduce my combined Post and
Army Record. will send you by mail on recent of ID
cents This offer is for co days Size I9x2I Lithograp
IN nine coors, containing all the corps marks and two
prominent battle scenes The regular price is o. 30
am manufacturer Of all GAR. supplies Chas Nay.
Tor, post 160) lis y. 9th ST., Philadelphia Pa.
q AR, W.R-c., s. OF V. SUPPLIES.-FLAGS
W Banners; Caps Swords, Belts Badges Best All.
Of the best material, lowest in prices Send for caa
logue Comrade J. A. Joel & Co., IS Nassau ST., N Y.
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no YOU WANT EMPLOYMENT?-TI SALE
- of my Digestive Tablets has reached such point
that need assistance. VIII yUu he satisfied with
weekly income of SOP Ifso order sample box of my
tablets n: the regular price of so cents evidence of
good filth ycur part, and will at send you my
proposition. Only person in acorinunity engaged
Or. II. i. Nichols Pui,eney New York
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NALUABLE-A RECIPE FOR A IMMINENT
which cannot be excelied for spizi,s. bruises etc,
beast at cost of6p per gallon; also
excellent condition powder fer horses and cattle; both
recipes for 60 cents in stamps strictly confidential.
Reference, National Bark Of CochIGnown. Pa. This
will only appear Il few times. 1lios. a. Wentworth,
Black Ash, Crawford County, Pa.
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GANlTARIUM.-DE. +. a. SECOT, PHYSICIAN
y and Surgeon. Ar uito.a;e sRIiitari;m equipped
with n!i modern surgical appliances. Every Kind Of
case taken, except contagious diseases Trained nurses
Outdoor sDCrs. Dug habi.ues cured Prices right.
Consultation free. Accouchencn. taken. Tee-
piIoes in building May therapeutics Nervous dis
eases. Diseases OF women and surgical given
slecia! attention. Main street, Stockport Ohio.
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| COMRADES HAVE a CURE FOR SMALL
~ pOx in - hours; scarlet fever and ssareiiaa in
nine hours, and dpiheria and throat aud will
break fever in 10 hours Price, 400 per bottle.
Address g. w. Consiin 18th Mich. Inf, Box 49, Brock
| enridge, MINI.
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DOGS.

FOX HOUNDS, ALL AGES; COON AND RABBJT
\ dogs fox terriers and coles. Send &C. stamp. w
Il. Lecky, Shreve. Ohio.
MANGE. DOG OWNERS, SEND 50 CENTS TO
W q A. Alien Grand Forks, N. Oak, for the surest
and easiest way TO apply mango cure Thirty years in
USE Money cheerf0liy refunded for failure
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0n0 GOOD WHITE ENVELOPES, SIZE BY q.
lOO with your name and address neatly printed
IN corner only 30 cents; satisfaction guaranteed II
Clarke, Agent, Leroy, n. Y.
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PRINTING.

100 GOOD WHITE ENVELOPES, SIZE 3lSxG.
1OO with your name and address printed In cor.
ner, 25c. Satisfaction guaranteed. Fowler Press
Franklin, n. ii. '
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| nor 81 WILL SEND, POSTPAID. THE FOL
l. lowing recipes: cure smallpox, for dipli-
liberia, DR. Green's famous IMMINENT, the wonder Of the
world. and magic oil, external remedy for sore
throat, cuts bruises burns etc. In the manufacture
and sale of these remedies any energetic man make
. per day. IL II. Brown, Morgantown, Pike Co., Ohio.
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GANCER CURE RECIPE SENT TO ANY An
" dress for Leo Send at once and cure yourself
Onsr will not appear again. Il II. Kersey, Lebanon,
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LIVERY LAZY READ THIS.

PILEs-INsTANT RELIEF, FINAL CURE IN
= few days and never returns. No purge No
eaive. No suppository. Remedy mailed free Ad-
dress J. Ii. Reeves, Box Cos, New York City, NY
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~ cured.Bentiev's White Lily CataIIll Cure gives
instant relief and effects cnre 1t is recommended
by all the leading physicians WHO acquainted with
It's use Sent post paid receipt of price, - cents
five bolt es for 81 Established 1876 Address DR.. s.
o. Bentley, l33 n. Fourth street. Newark, Ohio.
A ABILENE, nan, DIR. BARNES A. SEE
IA lye's Winte:,rce!l Ointment is made. The great
est pile, eczema, ind sore eye remedy known. Sent
TO any one Tor % cents. X. {. Mallory, Iacuu. ILL.,.
suffered with piles for years. seeye's Wintergreen
Ointment cured him.
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ToMRADE-I HAD RHEUMATiSM AND
~ kidney trouble for five months. was helpless:
could not lie down on account of my heart My case
was considered hopeless. Johnson's Springs mineral
water cured ne. VIM Bannsctt, Murray, Ky. Price
of water. delivered al Water Valley, 20. per gallon
Address DE Oliver NJ: johnson, Water Valley. Ky.
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nROPSY-NEw DISCOVERY; GIVES QUICK
II relief and cures worst cases. Book Of tesmoniaIs
and 10 days treatment free. Or. IL H. Green's sons
Box q, Atlanta. Ga.
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q UARANTEED collie CURE.-SEND FIFTY
W cents at and receive by mail recipe for
curing collie. sure cure. r. Ii. Kersey lebanon
| Ohio
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TOMRA DES-SEND % CENTS FOR BSOLUTE
~ Corn Remover. Full instructions. No cure no
pay. card will return your money. T. N. B. Scott
Ottumwa. Iowa.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-30
Noted Writer'S Death

Chicago, Dec. 29.-Mrs. Alexander
Sullivan, well-known on both sides OF
the Atlantic as an author and ed tor
ial writer. died after one week of ill
ness, following a stroke of paralysis
Ms. Sullivan, formerly Miss Mar
garet T. Buchanan, was Sc years Old.
he was born in Ireland, but her fam
ly moved to Detroit, Mich, when she
was an infant. She was a proficient
creek. Latin and French scholar. Dur
ng Charles A. Dana's lifetime she
vas a frequent contributor to the New
York sun. and was an editorial write.
N the Chicago Times in the days OF
Wilbur F. Storey.
Up to the time of her last illness
Mrs. Sullivan was an editorial write
n the Chicago Chronicle. In 1896 she
suffered a stroke of paralysis from.
which she recovered completely, bu
she was stricken again Sunday after
noon.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-30
MEAT FOR RUSSIAN SOLDIERS
Order Placed for Million and
a Half Pounds

Kansas City. Dec. 29.-The Russian
cove. nment has just placed an order
with Armour & Company for a mil
Ion and a half pounds of mess meat
for immediate shipment to San Fran
cisco.
The order calls for the delivery OF
he meat at San Francisco by January
p.
The meat, it is said, is for the use
# the Russian army and it's destina
lion is said to be Port Arthur.
It appears that the O. der was receiv-
d in this city last week and already
sne-third Of the quantity of meat has
5een started west.
The order came through the San
francisco branch of the local pack
ng house, and is said to have been
laced originally with the San Fan
isco commission firms,
The management for the packing
-ouse here was unable or unwilling to
'ay whether future orders from the
anne source were expected. nor could
hey state the exact destination of the
.hipments.
The oder was for mess beef or that
lass of meat capable or being kept
OF a long period.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-30
Murderer Declared Insane

Albany. N. Y. Dec. 29.-Thomas To
in, who killed Captain Craft, in :,
enderloin resor in New York City.
bout a ear ago. has been declared
sane by a commission appointed by
overnor Odell.
The commission reported that Tobin
sas insane now, and was insane al
he time of the murder. The governor
sill probably commute the sentence
# death passed on Tobin.
Craft went to asplace in the tender
ioin of which Tobin was and
displayed a roll of bills. He was in
1uced to remain until after the place
ad closed for the night, and was then
obbed and murdered
His slayer cut the head from the
body and tried to burn it in a furnace.
The smell of burning flesh led to the
discovery of the crime.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-30
Nc 81 Dyspepsia Cure

Digests all classes Of food. tones ano
strengthens the stomach and digestive
organs. Cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Stomach Troubles. and makes rich rec
blood. health and strength. Kodo
Dyspepsia Cure rebuilds orn It's
sues, puri1es. strengthens and sweet
ems the stomach. Gov. G. w. Ath y
son, of w. Va. says: Il have used
number OF bottles of Kodol Dyspepaia
cure, and Lave found it to b. a yer,
effective and. indeed. a powerful rem
edy for stomach ailments. recon
ment it to my friends" Sold ~ Brow
Bros.
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Hay IS No Better

Washington, Dee. 29-The condition
{ Secretary Hay remains unchanged.
ontrary to the expectations Of hi
aysicians. the secretary's bronchia
-ouble has net yielded to treatment
nd Mr.. Hay viii probably leave short
: for ThomasviHe. Ca. for a visit I
olonel Oliver Payne.
The mild climate has helped the sec
etary before and it is hoped may
-ain prove an effective cure.
Unless a decided and unexpected
hange for the better occurs within
ne next few days Mr.. LOOMS viii of
ciate at the breakfast on New Years
ay to the diplomatic corps at tn
sidence Of Secretary and Mrs. Hay.
Mr.. LOOMS viii also be present a
ne presidents reception in the sam
apacity.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-30
VIII 10 YOU Ga3tH?

Do you know that a little cough j.
4 dangerous thing? are you aware
hat it often fasteas on the lungs, al
sar too often runs into Consumption
nd ends in death? Can you afford tc
life vita so serious a latter? Ack
rs English Remedy # Coughhs
olds and COnsuH ption is bevon
question the greatest of all moder
meCies. 1t viii stop a cough in one
ght and it will check a cold in q
ay. 1t viii prevent Group. relieve
.sthma and cure Consumption. Ou
18th in it is so strong that we guar
2tee every bottle to give satisiacti n
- money back. For sale by Brow
Bros.
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Bryan at the hague

The Hague, Dec. 29.-WiHlam J.
}ryan arrived here from Berlin and
isited the foreign minister. Mr.
}ryan is enjoying his tour. He said
e found Count Tolstoi looking wei,
aough very aged. Tolstoi's first ques
ION was: Are you a socialism
When assured to the contrary, the
cunt said:
Il am very glad to hear it. I am
lot a socialist myself"
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kentuCkidn's Awful Crime

Mayking, KY, Dec. 29.-While crazec
With liquor william Shepperd enter.
ed his home and without provocation
shot and killed Riley Webb, who was
standing talking to Mrs. Shepperd and
then he fired a shot which killed Mrs.
Shepperd and passed through he
body, killing a 10~-months-old baby
which she was holding in her arms
Shepherd escaped to the mountains
where he was surrounded by a posse
and captured after his ammunition wa
exhausted.
1t is rumored that a mob is being
formed to lynch Shepperd tonight.
The state guard has been ordered to be
in readiness to protect the Jail.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-30
CONTEST CASE SETTLED
Supreme Court Decision in
Favor of II. r. Lemaire

In the general election of 1902 II. r
Lemaire and P. Walsh were rival can
dsdatas for the Office Of long term com
missioner Of Leander county; the r..
turns from the several election board
showed that Walsh had won the Of
fee by a majority of one; Lemaire
fled a contest. and the dist let cou E
upon tkr trials which consisted of q
recount, |adjudged Lemaire elected to
the Office By a majority of one. where
upon he took the Office and Walsh pro
secuted on appeal to the supreme
court.
Yesterday the supreme court hand
ed down "a decision Affirming the judg
ment Of the district court. which en-
tides Lemaire TO the Office for four
years from the first Monday of las.
January.
Mr.. Lemaire is a young merchant o.
Battle Mountain and is the owner an5
publisher of the Central Navadan. H
is a Nevada raised hoy who bids fai
to become prominent in the politica
and business affairs OF the state.
Jas. F. Dennis of his place was I e
counsel for the plaintiff in the con
test and Hon. w. D. Jones. of Aust
and General VIM. WocdJurn, of Al
son City. were counsel for the defeH
ant
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Man and Boy Burned

Butte, Colo. Dec. 29.-ChaIles O
traut, an eccentric character, ags,
about s. years. and Joseph Bette
a boy OF 10, living here. were burre
70 death in a cabin near Anth ait
The cabin was the regular habitatio
Of Ostraut who cut timber for a C a
asine. The little fellow. in compaa
with his BROTHER George. aged a, we
visiting Cstraut.
The cabin caught fire from som
unknown cause. only the older boy b
ing able To escape. He cannot CIV
any explanation of the affair as h
was 50 excited. The bodies Of the tw.
victims were almost entirely consum
by the flames.
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After the Escaped Murderer

Helena, Mont. Dec. 29.-Three po-
icemen from Calgary, N. w. T., arc
ere looking for young Cashel, the
ondemned murderer who recently es-
aped from jail there.
Shortly after he escaped he was
cen at Lethbridge. but soon escaped
gain. The officers have once more
coated him and believe they will have
i'm in a short time.
The date set for his execution has
assed, but that viii not save him,
$ the court vacated the original orde
4 day or W after he escaped ana
made another order remanding him to
ustody to await execution at a date
o be fixed later.
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Ordered to [ ave Town

Telluride, Colo. Dec. 29.-John VIII
Jams, officer of the Western Fedora
ion of Miners, who is in charge of the
-trikers here, was waited upon las,
light by the civil authorities and
rdered to leave town this morning
lie refused to do so and will be ar
ested today.
Former Attorney General Engley,
.ounsel for the miners, was arrested
his afternoon charged with vabrancy
nd causing disturbance. 1t is gen
rally understood that wholesale ar
-ests of strikers will begin within
-wenty-four hours.
The best paper at the lowest price
that's The Silver State.
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Bartlett Springs Water

Messrs. MaIino, the propI .etors of
de new saloon. THE Leader" have
ecured the local agency ior the min
ral water from the celebrated Bart
ett Springs, situated in LAX. coun.
y, California. ID wilt keen on hanc
A. all times a Dig and always fresr
which is bottlee especially for
them. The water comes In quart bot
les. which retail at % cents. Try
sing il for ayhile. and test he won
ierfTl qualities ~ this wafer. 7-8tl
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Good Tor Children

The pleasant tn take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives imnsG-
late relief in all cases of Cough. Group
and LaGrippe because it does no pass
mmeditely into the stomach, but
takes effect right at the seat of the
trouble. 1t draws out the inlamma-
ton, heals and soothes and cures per-
manently by enabling the lungs 20
contribute pure li~fe-giving and life
sustaining oxygen to the blood and
tissues. DR.. Armstrong of Della. Tex.
prescribes it daily and ~ there is
no better cough remedy made. Sold
by Brown Bros.
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Attic -npt at BIaCkmail

st. Jospeh, Mo-. Dec. 29.-Superin-
tcndent Perkins. of the Burlington
DAD. received a letter Saturday mail
d at Weston, Mo-, a station on that
cad eighty-two miles north of he.e.
aging that unless he deposited IS. 900
n a spot already designated. the writ
sr. "Odel Carter" would kill him on
sight.
Mr.. Perkins placed the letter in the
.ands of the postofice authorities.
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a Frighte Horse

Running like mad down the street
dumping the occupants. or a hundred
o'her accidents are every day oc.
cufrences. 1t behooves everybody to
nave a reliable Salve handy and there
Is none as good as Bucklen's Arnica
SaiVe. Burns. Cuts. Sores. Eczema
ana Piles disappear quickly under It's
soothing effect. 25c, at Brown Bros.
Drug Store.
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Agents VIII Be DISCONTINUED

Ogden. Utah. Dec. 29.-Purchasin
agents located here for eastern soc
commission houses have received no
ice that after the first of the yea
they viii be released.
The action is taken by agreemen
among the frms, the managers hay
ing decided to withdraw from the fe'.
all purchasing agents and take equa
chances with each other in the mar
kets at Omaha, Kansas City and CHI
cage
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For Sale

Four lots, containing nice lawn and
large trees: together with a two story
house, with five rooms: large hallway
corner of Bridge street and Shepherd
avenue, upper W~innemucca. Enauir.
OF VI. M. Rose. l2-2Sti
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Stock Market Improving

New York, Dec. 29.-The general de
mand for stocks was larger and NOR
varied today than for a long time.
Some of the spec;aities made bill
liant advances, but of the prominen
stocks only Pennsylvania, New Yor
Central, Reading. Wabash preferred
Missouri Pacific and United State
Steel preferred moved as much as
point
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT


L. s. Department of Agriculture.
Winnemucca, New. Dec. 20. 1908.
barometer ........3O.42 lnches
Maximum temperature $50 DIG ees
temperature .....12 deg ees
temperature ..........2s deg ees
temperature ........26 degrees
Prevailing wind direction, NE.
Precipitation, 0.00 inches.
Minimum temp. Dec. 30. II degrees.
]. c. HAYDEN.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Tonight, fair: Thursday, fair.
McADIE.
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a Costly NJ stalk

are sometimes very expen
slNe. Occasionally life Itself Is III
pr.ae OF a MISTAKE, but yo1n aeve
De wrong If you take DR.. Kings New
Life Pills for Dyspepsia, Dizziness
Headache, Liver or Bowel troubles
1hey are gentle, yet thorough. 25e
al Brown Bros Drug Store.
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Nature is bountiful on this
Coast. Why should anyone
suffer from poverty?
Schilling's Best, and the
dealing in it, lilt-up lift-up
iift-up.
Al your srocer's; money5ack.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-30
Dentistry

Dr. II. b. Mcdonald. The dentist
> at the Lafayette Hotel for a coupl,
Ui weeks.
Dentist work in all its branches
beautiful gnd crowns and ridge s
RJld and si!rer filings, etc.
| guarantee all my work.
29tf DR.. n. r. MCDONALD.
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A Perpetual Christmas

A practical education is the mos
sensible Christmas present you car
give your son or daughter-its bene
fits are everlasting. Put a scholac
slip at Atkinson's, Reno, in the stock
ing this year.
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Hot IamaIes Every Night

We are serving hot tamales ever
light at the news stand. Finest We.
ate. Call ana Try them.
n. ". DUNCAN
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GRAND MARCH AT 9 P. NJ. SHARP
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-05-28
MEMORIAL DAY.

Memorial Day, day each year set
apart, when the whole American peo-
pie pay tribute to our dead, is day
that inspires us with interest and awe.
Death is never to be despised, There
are skeptics. When those near and
dear to US pass from "here on this bark
and shoal of time" to the pale realms
beyond. we pause and think. They are
gone We deplore their loss, but our
grief Is not unmixed with Joy. In our
hope wo humbly raise our hearts to the
bowed head on Calvary; and. believing
in eternal life. await the promised meet
ing ln the home beyond the blue,
On Saturday next, May 30, let us
mingle together then, little, com
munng in our sorrow, ere we lay our
wreaths, ded icated to their virtues ard
services, upon the silent graves OF our
dead --Ex
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ALL ABOUT THE MINES.
SALE OF THE IuPIToR PROPERTY.
MCKINLEY COMPANY ADDS AN
OTHER GROUP TO THEIR
HOLDINGS.
Developments of Other Property

Consummated here this week was the
most important mining deal of the pres
ent season. envolving the purchase OF
the Jupiter group OF gold and copper
bearing claims by the Mckinley Mining
g. Smelling Company through their
local representative. W. n. McGill.
The vendors of the props rty are r. NJ
and w. J. Peters and Mrs. L. S. Scott
OF this place. ,-.zz
The next terms whereby the McKin-
ley company conc into possession OF
the ground were no male publ C, but
it is generally understood that connect
ed with the transaction IL she event
ual payment OF several thousands dol
lars before the company come into alb
selute possession OF the properties The
initial payment is to be made In thirty
days and will be followed at regular In
tervals for period of eighteen months,
at the expirations OF which time the
full purchase price shall have been
shelled out to the vendors.
Embraced in the deal are seven loca-
tions djoining the Mckinley company g
Saxton group on the west, all OF which
have strong surface outcroppings of
gold and copper ore, upon which con-
siderable development work has been
done with the most gratifying results.
On the Jupiter proper there are two
separate and distinct lodges OF good
free milling golo ore, from which 150
ton mill run was made some years ago,
and also large deposit of high grade
oxidized copper. All the other claims
have exceptionally good showings, and
on the Cumberland there is well-tim-
bered double compartment shaft two
hundred feet deep.
The acquisition of this additional val
liable territory to their present hold
ings places the Mckinley Company on
an equal competitive footing with the
other companies operating here as to
the amount OF area under their control,
upon any point OF which they can be-
gin operation without fear of litigation.