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Holt. e NJ, pharmacist. Relieved
from duty at Wilmington, n. c.. and
directed 10 proceed 10 New Orleans. La,
Station.
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Albert Schultz. bOohbinder. has re-
signed his position and Will go 10 his
home. near Detroit, Mich, where he has
fruit farm that viii bear this year
for the first time. He viii in the future
devote his entire time to the raising
and marketing Of fruit
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-31

John Hargett, a popular employee OF
the foreign branch of the division Of
dead letters, has been promoted~to the
position OF assistant messenger.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-31

N. \. Kautenberg, Of the first divi-
sion, has been transferred to the fourth
division, night, and assigned TO a key
board.
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The large number of cases Of grip in
the department last winter which al
most reached the epidemic stage, have
all been dispelled by the pleasant wealth
er, except IN few lingering cases. The
department is now enjoying an unpre-
cedented period of health.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-31

Heber SIicer. helper in the JOB room,
rendered his resignation last week
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-31

Barton a. Bean, jr., has been trans
ferred from The Bureau of the Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General TO that Of
the Third Assistant and given a promo
ton.
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". F. Mahony, who has had charge
Of the stock and shipping sectionS divf
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sion, has been transferred to the audit
division and detailed to duty under the
superintendent Of supplies.
The Government Printing Office Vet
eran Club recently gave a social and
entertainment for the benefit Of the
many friends of the organization.
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Mrs. Herve ". Kitzmiller, wife of the
well-known compositor OF that name in
the third division, is reported as making
good recovery after a serious operation
performed a week ago at Sibley Hos
pital
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Miss Josephine Plummer, sewer in the
bindery. old building, while on her way
to work Tuesday morning suffered an
attack Of apoplexy as she was about
to enter the office. Employees assisted
her to her home, where she is reported
to be slightly improved.
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All bookbinders having leave due have
been required to take same, and all
those who have already exhausted their
leave are being alternately furloughed
for period of three days. About
seventy-fve bookbinders were on fur
Tough last week. The piece sewers IN
the bindery are also being furloLghed.
Charles W. Otis. of the Office of the
Foreman of Printing, and w. s. Camp
bell. Of the main proof room, have been
added to the new editorial division, divi-
sion OF documents which IS in charge Of
Francis "A. Crandall.
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Miss c. Mcknight of the asserting di-
vision, Office OF the sixth auditor. has
returned 10 the department, after DC
ing away for nine days on account Of
the illness OF her sister
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Miss NJ. r. Livingston and Miss NJ.
Painter were last week certified to the
office as temporary clerks by the Civil
Service Commission, and have been as
signed to the division of documents.
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Miss d. T. Brick of the asserting
division, office OF the sixth auditor, was
on leave last week.
c Griffin, Of the office of the sixth
auditor, has been transferred from the
asserting to the inspecting division.
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Judson A. Withau, of the job room
returned to work Thursday.
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Miss Book A. Vowel, compositor in
the NTH division, was taken suddenly I'll
at the Office about two weeks ago, but
has since regained her health and re-
turned TO work.
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wv TFaF"T7 " TFFFEN 9FIFF . IFVVs
HOOD 4 CURLIN. Druggists


A vacant residence on East JEFF
ferson street was completely des-
troyed by fire this morning about
$50. An alarm was turned in but
as there is no fire plug in that part
of town the department could do
nothing toward saving the building.
The fire is supposed to have been of
incendiary origin. A white family
had recently moved out of the house
and il is understood that the prop
erty was purchased by negro a
few days ago 1t is said the house
was cleaned out Tuesday and that
the new ownar had planned TO move
in today. The house was situated
Just east of the old place of the late
Dr. Fears.
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80 NF@S~ ~ -
~ss~saasae ). the kzaa ~ tsrfey sn
- aass ssvs shA eAk~. ss8a sg3s8@
..ssesv fs9se~ hs~r asafe nas sssf
~ tAs uwMAfrY Fv*~nt}r ! fsae ers
ssoa "a esf # r~-rs2ar~afs ta rFaFfsews
~ ee@s ess esgss fp nm Ass
strvtrk3us sf a hAt g bra ! 49, thst sa
Gre fvssserenf ia fsr~..ssvn sA~rs ~se-e
90 varieties - IS as& grr ea fsse tsgia e
ssrs
The 81 ave hnlsts gespt II esses taB
~~ser restaurant 80 q hss~gs s. wh3eh
ens~~ IL served The p13xag ealtey
~llI s~s tsefovv gau sf-e-e alls dos suc.i
rss~ saIsIer op whsrh the several va
raeti~s srw placed 20 feaveu1eui ft~ta
~ that yug rtck eat sny Kind rou
~snt ~iihout disaFrnusfuS t.sc whos~
'rrherv l. au8ttst feature II fesfsu-
yant customs In Germany that strvfs X
gDe - osit of the Ordinary Whlis FER
bars a du7ra cakes are set before vou
IN choose from sou only RAY for tho
exact nnni'~r you eat when sou nrw
done ~i'h your luncheon tho waiter
Will count ~ what Il remaining and
charge yeu fot the Inference '- Mi
waukre Sentinel
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Sulphur, the Great Germicide.

What does the health departm ent or Apply
sician do in house where there has beer
Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever, Consumption or
some form of contagious disease? Fuml-
gates it-burns sulphur in every room, nook,
corner and Granny. Ask them why, and
they will say "To kill the germs of the
diseases
Very well, if sulphur will kill disease
germs in room or house, won't 1t kill
them in the human body, if the sulphur can
be applied or given in way that will per-
NIT it to penetrate as thoroughly and COM
pletely as the sulphur fumes'
But the human lungs cannot stand sui
phur fumes and as stated before, flowers of
sulphur powdered sulphur are not efflca-
clous. Then the only other thing is to find
some way of applying sulphur the human
bodyso that it viii penetrate the entire sys-
TEN and reach the cause OF the trouble.
Litteu's Liquid Sulphur does this; isstops
itching instantly and permanently relieves
all forms OF skin complaint, eczema, cry
sipclas, nimples, running sores, letter, ring
worm, chaps, roughness, redness or skin
biotches. Sample bottle sent post paid to
anv address for l0c. Rhuma-Sulphur Co.
St. Louis, No. 10
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Ihe stASe NJ Ts.an. Cagnsy - r5iaa
~ sirtso 81 an order - sale L.
sged oat et fhe hannsabje aiatysgs
cpaFt Il Dallas couatF. pn the IitA
dAY ~ ialY. Ise;, by she e8eFA sasre-
81. ~ SsN easr of T'riai;9 Waller
TsBsg enmpAnF s.Feus Mage NJ
n llbfiah and 60 m.. "a sheriff. al
rsetea aad delivered. ~iil pfoes~ss
90 vsli ~sthtn Tho hours prescribed
~ Ea~ far shevtffs saiewr- "a The
sir1g Tuesday Ia September. isef
IL boins the zrd aay af Kaid month,
before RI. cnun hoaae door Of aaii
Ellie eoaaf1, ia the city II wasaha.
chle. tAe taglow las dcsegibed proper
~. to-~ll
An that certain Tot. tract OF par
Gel q land. situated iB the eltY Of
Naxabaghio. ia Eliza county Texas,
and b.lre the west half of lot No T.,
in block No -. II the West End ad'
dition to the city Of Hssahsrhie. as
shown on Phillips a Hawkins Off
ciai map of said city beginning at
the northwest corner of said block
-. at a point ON the southwest line
Of Sycamore street. thu intersection
of the east iiae of an alley, thence
In southerly direction with the
southwest line OF Sycamore street
les feet thence liz 3 southerIy d.
rcction parallel with the northwest
llue OF Highland avenue, goo feet,
thence in northwesterly direction
parallel with the northwest line of
Sycamore street i65 feet TO an alley,
thence in northeasterly direction
parallel with the southwest line of
Highland avenue 200 feet to the
place OF beginning. levied on as the
property of Maggie NJ. Wilbrink to
satisfy a judgment amounting to
$3.50, In favor of Trinity Valley
Trust company and cost of suit
Given under my hand, this 18th
day OF August, 1907.
w. H. FORBES. Sheriff
BY G. c. Sweat, Deputy tl23
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"A tse ~Raa eoues 40 8. th< asEN'
fttnn
. th Fhn EarVafensHg es0nAs ~ th<
storm
q ros ks agtNE tAe s8&5ee q, m4fs@mss
= ser ans~~n ssfseEth psfhmas
fagrs
S. uuAsaAeH SIS urea~a ~ nf past
life
.astsr and pzss In TeRir~.
70 plansn ne la DEEP raslaa ehuiy.
And steep 1ss IN misery an.e
q h8t J lnnE Tor 8 peaceful hoaf.
Win trusting sout. aad at fvst
Hew ! envy The good simple peo pie.
WITH cHly thcir bread for anrNs :
have prafea 20 oar God in TIE
Night time.
rs calm that odd fear ia ray breast,
Nod I've PRAYED That mY faith be
awakened
bat uuh"ssaesi has been thy request
Rocky iiikrT.
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Paternai Duties.

Modern life with its haste and
hustle leaves too little time for the
joys of fatherhood. one father comes
home late from business. tired and
peevish. and cannot devote much time
t~ his children. even il he would. An
other has had enough Of the cares and
worries of the day and seeks disSipa-
ton outside the home. Yet fathers
can give their children something bet
ter than money, they can give them
selves Deutsche Monatschrift
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A Wonderful Creature.

The polyp Is the most remarkable
creature on earth. If cut transverscly
or longitudinally into several parts
each Will become perfect animal
Hrembly turned them inside out and
they ate and enjoyed themselves as
much as ever. He slit two Longitude
nally, placed the halves together and
united them into two animals. He
divided two tranSyerSely and created
one with two heads. He pusbed one
down the throat OF another. Il third
down the throat Of the second, and thus
formed creature with three heads
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Ii. W. FEARS.

We wish to announce to our
friends and former patrons that We
are now located with Calvin Broth
ers on the east side of the square,
snt are now better than ever, pre-
pace TO do your tailoring. We give
special attention 10 ladies' work and
guarantee every piece we turn out.
4 new fall line OF samples have just
been received and We guarantee
satisfaction and a TT. All work call
ed for and delivered free at your
door A trial IL all We ask. Halcomb
& Page. Roth phones. II
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| wish to announce 20 ~ friends
and the public generally tha. ] will
leave Waxahachie in company with
my children on August ltth on 8
visit to my sister and friends in
Chicago. VIII also visit Buffalo and
Niagara Falls. During hey absence
my studio win be in charge Of Miss
Drake. | will visit the leading stu
dos OF Chicago with view Of learn
ing any thing new in my profession
of art. On August 10th ! Will be with
you all one year and my success
here enables and encourages me TO
make this trip so as to keep con-
stantly in touch with every new Idea
in my line. Thanking TIE people oi
Waxahachie for all their encourage
ment my first year and trusting that
| will be able to give you better ser
| vice the coming year, | remain,
| Respectfully,
MRS. c. e. JACKSON,
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one afternoon couple from au nj
Joining town presented them~elveS TO
a BOSTON divine ADD asked 60 be mar
rt.d just rs he was shout to puter the
pulpit 20 conduct an afternoon service
The minister replied ttfat be regretted
that he CuUld not at that moment com
piy with their wish. bus that immed'
ately upon tn" conclusion of the SsrV
ice he would take pleasure IN perform.
Ing the ceremony. The lovers. after
demurring, seated themselves IA the
rear Of the church When the minister
had finished the service he made the
following announcement. The parties
who are TO be Joined la matrimony viii
present themselves AZ the chancei i'm
medlatelr after the singing Of hymn
AIS, Mistaken Souls That Dream Of
Heaven"
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FEARING Down Condemned Walls

The work or tearing down the
rear wallis Of the buildiug on the
east side Ut the Square and rebuild
Ing them was commenced Tuesday
morning The Fvsr waIle 90 90 The
buildings. excepting the one oscv
pied by the Ncpaffie Grocery com.
p8uy end tbe Eatitur,uw ~gre cone
drmurd D., tbs cts council some
time ago
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Il ineat applications. AS fh~f e&a.
u.f reach fhs seat ~ 'hn disease
FaMegh fs blood HF constitutional
8isessv and ia order te gHre lt Yan
muaf faks tntervai feusaies tiail y
tatafrh cure ia nnt auaeN iHefii-
.r~ Dr. ~ss prescribed ~ one of sac
bees nhTearlaes tn Tbs cuantFY fof
tsafs sra is "a fw@wiar rre~sff~' ~
ff Hs .umpwset - $50 Bees 'entrs
.uawr. fornt&nsA wtta the h#et Blood
-sflers afftar directly go fAe mu-
.uss tvrfArFa THE perfeci eNnaelaa-
t.n of "a. fwe irsrwsfsen's Ss shat
.-el efts sufh erHteffHl reanlss ta
.r+srr afarsf Seed gee testiusnal a 'a
free
b p CHENEY a. 90 FTops
-ole4n. Ohie
~aa - Aruarlsfs Gfier rtf
raku H&Ns F&nsilv FM far esa
sfsrstfrS
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b. Y. T.. L. Program

Following is the b. Y. p. Z. pro-
gram for Sunday Aug Is:
Topic. The Value of Decision. Eph
4:14-15, Jas. lis.
Leader for the meeting. Mrs. Ken
dial
Reading for the Week:
Monday-An unstable character.
Gen. 27:6-14.
tuesday, good decision. Josh.
24:1425.
Wednesday A gracious decision
Ruth, 1:14-1S.
DISQUALIFICATION based on evi
, dence. Kings, S:30-39.
/ Friday of faith in tn
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truth. Gal. 3:1-a.
Saturday. place to stand. Eph,
Is l0-1S
Sunday The lesson. Eph. ala
Is. Jas. LIS.
/, Opening exercises. Us MINI
2 Scripture reading. Eph. III
IS, Mr.. Virgil Gates; James, Ills,
MIR John Barrow
3. Hymn.
t. Decision in religion Miss ottie
Jennings.
5. Decision and good morals. Miss
Emma McQuatters.
6. Hymn.
:. The cultivation of decision.
Mrs. Roberts.
s. The great decision-deciding
for Christ Mr.. C. n. Nall.
9 Closing exercises.
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The fraternaI Union 81 America
lodge at Mountain Peak viii give a
pl,uic there GA SATURDAY August
20 There viii Der plenty Of shade
and good water. aud every body has
Ia cordial invitation Ju attend Con-
aJessmau Ia,k Beall aud $ = Rise
of uaiias will sp,ak in the forenoon.
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FACT PROVEN.


II there - the slightest doubt ln ia.
minds 81 any that pandrB1 germs Do net
sxias. their belief Ia compelled Ivy the
fact thai n rahhst lnnuralAtrd With The
germs became bald Ia six weeks time.
II must he apparent 10 any PERSON
therefore that the only prevention 81
badness Ia tho destruction Of the germ
which act /. successfully accomplished
in one hundred per cent - cases by
the application Of Newhy0'~ Hcrplciar,
randru'~ !. caused hv thr same germ
which causes balincss and can be pre-
vented with the Same remedy Sewhro's
Herriclde.
Accept no substitute Destroy the
cause you remove the effect"
Sold by leading druggists Send fNc. In
stamps for sample 20 The Herpicid. Co..
Detroit Mich,
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Victims - has fffef ul'l esFF O.
.aee great hsa~tlf Psi hkinN Fes~Y
iiaaes Ama Tar as f stnfs di5f5ee if
r-sshEax lumeAlstrlY ard heass tns
attained kts wAxsAxss. Aut a*rn p '
sha.la fAii - euts yea y ~iA fiff
nxtAnt relief The EsnntHH Na 5H
v.ffNw wxeA.ee " Years
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Thought you said YOU were mind
reader
SO | am. replied the professor.
We'll. why do you hesitstef Why
don't you read my mind p
I'm searching FOR IT.
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>ots., 10 weo.imcn II the uo,ld.

800 member of Elm Camp No ts.
49, a. W aud visitors. HFr requested
Ia es at thr BAH tonight prvwpils st
us.usk Urgent buslnvss Hftrr
aE..h es eul have tH addrsas b, s
.r...su..r aasaFriea Committee
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Williams afeu.e fsf a Htfltial
Et designated aF fhr rt ueef
atteh tss- Intsfafhsa rsiwaf w3,f
fnwe Eafa Wexaharhs Eh@ bgimss
e arht hs frtsreFhar Its.stfs
atfw@#
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Twenty-Five per cent discount on
| all ladies' and children's slippers at
! y. Egger & Son III
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You Can
Save Money

II you buy a pair OF Ok
lords al our special sale
OF Osiords for Men and
Women.
A great many have al
ready taken advantage
OF this opportunity TO
buy a pair Oxioras at a
very low price. and they
were very we'll pleased.
We have a pair for you.
Just the style and size
you want at these prices.
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$500 bill, Finder please return to
this office. 11pd
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UMBRELLAS-Re- and re-
paired at Arthur Mackoy's shop. If
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MEMS
WOMEN'S

$50 Oxfords .,..... AI.DJ i
l Specials .......... Csc
!.
Shoe Co
s>>>>>> 80 - ~o>>>s
WANT COLUMN.
>>>>>> >>>o>~
WEATHER-Ma Maximum 1905; Mini
mum rs.
UMBRELLAS-Re- and re-
paired at Arthur Mackoy's shop. If
FOR fire and tornado insurance see
Burleson & Veazey over Matthews
Bros. tt
LOST-On streets Saturday night a
$500 bill, Finder please return to
this office. 11pd
WANTED-Yout to know that I will
order YOU = raf fo.e0 - -1pe eee,es-DD--Af4.
Thompson. lis
WAXAHACHIE Hot Mineral water
delivered daily B. S. McCourt. Old
phone 461. %
LOST-On the streets Saturday
night, a $500 bill. Finder please
return to this office. III
FOR SALE-Or will trade, a nice
S-room residence on West Main |
street for good farm. Burleson &
NeaZey. If
LOST-An Elk S pin. solid gold with |
enambed letters. Finder please re- |
turn to this office and be rewarded |
q. c. j. II !
WANTED-B buggies, go-carts !
and tri-cycles to retire with rubber. !
kemble Bros, Furniture Dealers |
and Undertakes. IL |
WANTED-Yo upholstering, fur I
niture repairing and iron bed enam- |
cling Wesson & Humphreys, HEN. |
Rogers street. Old phone lo5. IL
FOR SALE room house. args
lot, good barn in. Billiard Heights
addition A great bargain If sold by
tomorrow night. Adkins-Rockett co. |
WE CAN put new rubber tires on
your baby buggies, go-carts. etc. al
"a ycry u6 minal cost kemble Bros,
Fun i'm Dealers and tndcrtakers.
III
FOR SALE Plenty OF good c,nders
at the Electric Light plant, only Ia
cents per load The very thing 10 fill
up your lot OF mudhols WaNahaehie
rl.,tri, a Gas 60 ISL
WANTED suu 20 kno. that We rem
ovate old mattresses and guarantee
them "a be as gooC as new All ~orh
called Tor and delivered old Phone
No &c NaxAhachic Mattress Co w
r..
ing Al our work IL done by the most
skilled wcrkmen and guaranteed 10
he satisfactory Porter sill cali Tor
at PACKAGE uoth phone Haafofi
a nro~n
An EXPERIENCED TABOR 10 90
charge of our shop aud aupvrNisea "ll
work done rhus sou ace assured OF
first class wurk wheu ic,t ~ifh ~
Az waFk called FOR ssd DELIVERIES
promptly rhnn. az Nst'hess hFns
FuW aktE Uriek ~spoasiolr
Harfr thtnk8HE nf naflra Hfan"
.Hn have Hss uf w HpftsHf piano
ftr sfafaEr uF R prefer 'n ~ aat
faf bad n.r af na1mrnl. DISC II iF al
ff.. ufsra aan aaeH alx mua'hs
.ra assf pae Islrf uaN f rsff
mnts e u# W FtH#H Fr me4fh
.a Eir AhsnHnt fHI .faH "
t .t ra.e haHrtas Ht wa0 If
rta. u .sfe uaN $4,000 I
t,as tssvr sssi ~assasasf tnssis
tBftinaa - hav ffsef uil exFF
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MRS. c. e. JACKSON.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-31

the field tests and assay of samples
is not such as to place specific val
uation on any particular claim, but
the results derived give 1he average
values carried by the grounds over
which the pits were distributed.
These pits wree so located as to
represent the gravel-bearing portions
of the claims, and those in the
banks adjacent to old workings are
OF special value, being indicative of
the character and value of removed
material upon which holders may
base their claims.
1t was found that in general the
values were concentrated in the
bottom of the loan and the upper
portion of the underlying gravel,
and the pits were carried several
feet below this so-called ''pay dirt. 4"
This surface soil or sandy loan
is common and ranges in thick
ness from to ID or more feet.
The gold was everywhere of such
fine, flour-like particles, that a
large percentage of it passed through
a 150-mesh screen. For each pit a
record was kept, showing the ma
ture of the ground and the results
OF the pannnig. Samples weighing
from IS to 100 pounds, represent
tative of the value bearing gravel,
were taken from each pit, and also
numerous samples of the loan and
the gravels below the pay dirt. "
These were shipped to Portland for
treatment, and the results of the
assays are given in this report.
Occasionally, the values for indi-
vidual pits averaged for the entire
pit as high as 1921 a cubic yard,
but the more common values ranged
from to 20 cents a cubic yard,
while very few pits were absolutely
barren of values. No other miner
ais of any commercial impor tance
save gold were found.
In most places nothing was en-
countered to interfere with dredg
ing or other mining operations
The rocks are in general no large
than mans head, although in {
few places rocks large enough tt
: make tiouble were found.
An examination of Topographic
maps together with the logs of TIL
pits will indicate for the various 10
cations the elevation of the gravel
above normal water level or abov
the high water level resulting fror
the dam backwater.