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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-03-11
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

W. l.. Bush and wife were Phila.
delphia visitors en- Wednesday last.
Mrs. Silas Yerkes spent some days
last week i'll Allentown,
Miss Jennie Slack. of Carverseille,
called on friends here recently
The large tree in front of the Della
ware House was removed last week.
John Parsons has removed to Make
held township.
Mrs. Lettie McLaughlin. of Doyles-
town, was the guest of friends here
ON Wednesday.
Miss Reba Rich, of Germantown,
was entertained as the guest of j G..
Fell and family during Inst week.
Mrs. Andrew j. Scarborough, of
Buckingham, WAS the guest of rea
tives here during the week.
Miss Avis Orem spent few days
last week with her sister in Philadel
phia.
Mrs. Frank Burk aud son, of Tren-
ton, spent last week with relatives
and friends of this place.
Watson Tumlinson hns moved his
family To Inndsdale The house
made vacant will he occupied by John
q. GrNer.
Mrs. i.ongstreet and children,
George and Mabel, of Jobstown, n.
J., were entertained Mt the home of
J. p. Borden recently.
Joseph Lathrop has accepted pos
ition with II large hardware house in
Duluth, Mimi, and has left for TINT
place.
Corporal Elmer Tranger, for the
past SIX years member Of Troop Is,
sih Cavalry, L. $, A., hns been hon
orablv discharged and il spending
some time with his parents in this
place.
Charles S. Roberts. agent for 4. V.
MhhHihs y oohS, lieitoii, N. -. nbA
sold four of their buildinS lots ON
North Main street and houses will be
erected on the same Just as soon ny
the weather permits.
An entertainment will be given in
Rockers Hall, on Friday evening,
April 3, for the benefit of the Presby-
terlan Church. The program will
consist of reciiations, singing, tab
lcany aud will conclude with n laugh
able farce, entitled miss Prim y Kin
detgnrten
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SERGEANTSvIllE

Mrs G.. X. Ham spent n few days
last week at Sand Brook
Mrs W |. Merrill and Miss May
have been visiting relatives in New
Rochelle, n. Y.
Mrs. j. j. Rittenhonse is the guest
Of Mrs. William Servis. of Trenton.
Elwood Clark has purchased II
piano.
Wallace Thornton, Of Lambertyille,
was visitor here Thursday
Joseph q. Moore was visitor in
Pennington, Wednesday.
The Rev. aud Mrs. j. +. Graybill
are entertaining Miss Hollinger, of
Brooklyn.
Miss Jennie Cresson, Of Belvidere,
was the guest of her uncle. David
sutton.
The young people gave an enter
tainment Saturday evening in the pub.
lie hall, entitled "Ma Dusenberry and
Her Girls, and "Down From Punk,
in Ridge
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The ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church will hold supper in the
lecture room of the church this
" ednesday and Thursday evenings.
About sos was realized By the
Epworth League of the Centenary NJ.
+. church from the play Down in
Maine" which they gave last Thurs.
day evening.
A lecture will be given in the
First Baptist church on Thursday ey-
ening, March 10Th. at o'clock by the
Rev. G. l.. Boddis, on Henry Ward
Beeeher. Judging from the press
comments of the lecture where it has
been given, there is great treat in
store for those who hear it. Every
body is cordially invited. There will
be ao admission charged but col.
lection will be taken for the work of
the Mems League under who aus
pices the lecture is given.
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ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST.

Mrs. Ralph Simonton is quite ill
Nathan Shurtz visited Frenchtown
last Sunday
Edgar ". Hunt visited Trenton on
Tuesday.
James |. Bumstcr visited relatives
IN Berdentown over Sunday.
Miss Anna LAWN of Trenton, spent
Sunday in tins city.
Leroy Winters spent last week in
Trenton.
+. L. Inwnes and wife have remov-
ed to Daubnry, Conn.
Alvah Dilts. of the L. s. Army has
been visiting friends here.
Miss Edna Trimmer, of Philadel-
rhia, has been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Ashbel Welsh, of Germantown,
visited this city last Thursday
Jacob H. Johnson visited his
brother at Croton, n. j., last week.
Mrs, Lambert Reading and children
of Camden, recently visited in this
city.
Miss Della J. Barber is spending
two months with relatives i'll New
York City
Miss Helen Carr. of Philadelphia.
has been visiting her mother in this
city.
Miss Annie Richardson, of Trenton,
is the guest Of Mrs. James D. Mac
Kay
Mrs. Fairies, of Philadelphia, was
the guest of Geryas Ely and family
this week
Misses May and Grace Smith, of
Pennington, were the guests of Miss
lmogene Hunt over Sunday.
Peter Swallow has been spending
several days with his daughter in
Pennington.
Miss Mary Gritliths was the guest
of Philadelphia friends several days
last week.
Charles f. Martindell and wife
were the guests Of relatives in Easton
over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Reed. of Palmyra, was
the guest Of Mrs. Lambert Reed over
Sunday.
Miss Daeena Gordon has resigned
her position in tho store Of A. II.
Titus.
Mrs. J. +. Meginnes entertained her
sister, Mrs II. NJ. Little. OF Phlads
phia over Sunday
Misses Jane killgore and Jennie
Van Syckle, of Pennington, have
been spending n few days i'll this
city.
After two weeks in the University
of Pennsylvania Hospital. DIR. Romine
of this city, has returned to work, i'm
proved in health.
The RECORD office received n plea
SAINT call Monday afternoon from
editor Killgare, of the Hunterdon
County Democrat Pennington.
Joseph II. Silvefs. member of Go.
Il, 18th r., New York Volunteers,
called the Die No Mores in the Civil
War, who left this city for Lincoln,
Nebraska. in 1870. has been visiting
his aunt, Mrs John Kennedy for n
few days. He left Monday for Los
Angeles, Cal, where he will make his
future home. The government land,
40 acres which Mr. Silvers staked in
1870 he sold recently for 500 an mere.
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New Jersey Sportsmen Favor Bills intro
duGed in the Senate.

The bills introduced in the Senate
last week by Senator Frelinghuysen
are supported by The Association of
New Jersey Sportsmen for the Pro
lection of Game.
These bills stop all shooting Janu
airy LIST of each year. and open the sea
son for the various birds MS follows
Bay birds, August LIST,
English or Wilson's snipe. rail
birds, reed birds and all wild fowl,
September !st
Woodcock, October LIST.
Quail, partridge (ruhled Grouse)
and rabbits, November 10th.
The season will close automatically
for the migratory birds with the ex-
eeption of the wild fowl as these de
part early for their winter quarters i'll
the far South, and the law will close
the season for all others at the end of
each year, thus protecting all species
during the season when weather CON
ditions make ii hard for them to live
nj best and also protects them when
they are mating and migrating to
their breeding grounds in the North.
These laws permit .Hec months cut
OF the year open season shooting in
New Jersey and this is all the game
birds can stand without annihilatiou
and sportsmen and gunners should
be satisfied with it. Otherwise more
drastic laws will soon be passed prob
ably stopping all shooting for period
of years.
We appeal to all sportsmen to use
their influence to secure the passage
of these laws.
GEORGE BATTEN, PRESIDENT,
Association of New Jersey Sports
men for the Protection and Propaga-
ton of Game.
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ST. Andrews Mems Club.

On Monday last, all present spent a
most enjoyable social evening. On
next Monday, DIR. Fretz will talk
about Preventative Medicines.
This is a most important subject.
Come, learn how to DO your duty aud
help check the spread OF disease. All
men and Young men will he welcome
The talk will begin at $50.
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MOUNT AIRY.

John Wilcox. Of this place, was
taken to Mercer hospital, Trenton,
last week, to undergo an operation for
appendicitis.
Miss Della Abbott, of Roektown,
has been spending n few days with
Mrs Jessie Runkle.
The Rev. Thomas Whiteside was
rendered post card shower Satur-
day in honor OF his birthday ami.
versary.
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William Magill, farmer residing
near Lum berville, lost COW recently
from the effects OF darning needle
puncturing its heart. 1t is supposed
to have swallowed the needle with pts
food
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Good Friday, April Il, will he a
legal holiday for the first time in the
history of New Jersey. BY the way.
the calendar of 1908 has several fea-
lures. 1t has not only goth day Of
February, which comes only once IN
four years, but fifth Saturday in
February, which will not occur
again for go years, and Friday
christmas Day which is not fast
day, which we have not had since
1903 and will not again until 1914.
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To the credit Of the country press
it has generally refused the adverti-
sing Of catalogue houses. They have
loyally stood by the home town and
for the protection of home trade.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-03-11

Secure contentment through the
happy medium of Lambertville
Puff" Insist on having the genuine
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1t ought to be an inspiring sight to
almost my one to see the large groups
OF boys md girls on their way to
school. You will note some whose
elastic step and cheerful faces are
highly indicative of the soul and the
mind. and all such will prove bless
ing To themselves, their teachers and
their school. Their actions show their
anxiety for work their lessons will be
perfectly prepared; their recitations
well given, and they will attain to
tlut round on the ladder of fame and
learning called success. They will
master all knotty problems, not only
III school, but i'll life They will not
require furnishing IN order to teach
them the necessity OF getting their
lessons. They study because they
love to; are industrious aud energetic
from principle; their life will be n
success.
Following comes another group of
boys whose tagging steps aud snllen
faces show that the sound of the bell
grated harshly upon their ears. These
boys will prove unruly, nnklpd and
unlike the other class named will take
but little interest in their work, and
at the end of the year, III spite of n
teacher earnest efforts in their be
half, will be bu. little further adj
vanced than in the beginning.
We need not say what the result
will be in the latter case, but to these
boys parents We wish to say, try to
cultivate in their minds love for the
school and school work. See to it
that they are in school every day,
that their report cards show a good
grade or know why such is not the
case. In other words, see if yon can
not control your boys and not depend
upon the teacher to do it. Exchange
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If you want cheap life insnranc e
policy. see McGowan.
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The real Bread-MAcKAY's Spec.
ial every afternoon.
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Are You a Trust Buster?
o-o-o-o-o-o-t

Hey You
Yes, YOU'RE the
man we mean.
\ ou re always talk
ING about the harm the
trusts are doing. The
country going to the
dominion bowwows, you
say, because of the UNI
cnrbcd trusts. Rich grow
ing richer, poor getting
poorer. Used to be that
a poor man could go into
business for himself in n
modest way and make a
good living. Now he
must become a clerk or Il
roustabont or a hodcar
rier for some corpora
ton some combination
that has crown to be a
Goliath Of bigness, that
has deyoured the fat of
The land and is still gour.
mmdizing upon it, till
there's not Il scrap of
bone left fer the under
dog.
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That's your line Of talk. You're still handing it out and
yonre proud of it
Well now let's sec: Are YOt trust buster YOUR
SELFl
Didn't we see you stalk up to the posoihee just now
and mail letter with the address Of city Mail Order Store
the enycope2 Hey? Didn't we.
Don't You know that the Mail Order store is Il trust
Of the dangerous in the crowd Don't you know
that secretly and silently and v closing the doors OF
opportunity to the young in country towns and small
cities like ours Don You know that the Mail Order rust
collecting the patronage of and country people by
the mail route thereby cutting down the patronage OF the
smaller merchant the local man who trying to build up
modest independent antitrust business!
Hey?
Didn't that to YOU.
n B. (Which means welD Why don't you trade
at home instead of helping build trust that hurts your
home place
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MORE PENSIONS FOR SOLDIERS.

Congressman ira ". Wood has
received notice from the Hon. ',
Warner, Commissioner of Pensions,
that the following pensions have been
granted in his district:
Hugh b. Murray, LambertvII'e, in
creased pension Mt Sl2 per month, nm
der the Act of February 6, 1907.
James Mcconnell. Lambertyille,
original pension at IS per month, I'M
der the Act of June %, 1890.
Carlisle Phillips, Lambertvllle. in
creased pension ut sl2 per month I'M
der the Act of February 6, 1907.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-29

bears y 81 deg b min. W. 15o.3S feet
thence :. = deg. 10 min. w. 527.24 feet
10 COR. No. scribed 2-35S6: thence :
&C deg. i. 1864 feet TO Cor. No. 3
scribed S-35S6. thence y. = deg 10 min
+. 52124 feel IL Cor No. I scribed 4
3aA6. thence \. &c deg. " 1864 feet
20 Cor. No. |. the place of beginning
Containing 6.513 acres. Each of saio
corners Of said claim is a pine post =
feet long. inches square, set feet
In the ground in n mound Of earth ana
stones I feet In diameter by feet in
height That the course Of the lode
notes and on said official plat. reference
To which is hereby made for all the
particulars thereby shown. That the
original certificate of said lode mining
claim Is recorded in the Office of the
County Recorder of said County of
White Pine. State Of Nevada, In Book >,
Record Of Mining Locations, at page
16 and the amended and second
amended certificates of location Of said
claim are recorded in said office in
Book 6 Of said records at pages 26S-
210 and in Book - of said records at
pages 521-522 respectively. That the
names of adjoining and conflicting
claims as shown by said plat and sur
vey are Surevg No 237s Ruth; Survey
No 237s Kearsarge and Survey No.
1850 Copper Queen. That the follow
Ing areas Of conflict with the conflict
ing claims in the last paragraph named
are excluded from said application.
Area in conflict with Survey No. 1878
Ruth and the area designated on said
official plat and in said field notes as
tract A. and more particularly deserib-
ed as follows: Beginning at Cor. No.
lneersol lode Of this survey: thence 5.
deg. II min. Oh sec. w. SOILS feet
10 paint A. Cor. No. ,. Survey No. 237s
Ruth lode: thence s. > deg. Z min. e.
33.7I feet to point b: thence \. &c deg.
w. ai9a feet to point G. Cor. No. , In
gersol lode this survey: thence n. IL
deg 40 min. I. 5272l feet to the place
Of beginning. containing =0.1s7 acres.
LOUIS J. COIN. Register.
lnaIn IL Grsf fl,lhlic ffnn Oct p Ions D
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VOTE For 4 WILL.

Al The special meeting of the stock
holders of the Inlay Mining company
in this city Saturday. 301.669 shares
of the total capital stock of 800, 600
shares were represented in person or
by proxy. SAYS the Salt Lake Herald
Every share was voted in favor OF
authorizing the directors to erect a
mill and IA mortgage the property of
the company as security FOR the MON
ely needed Word was received from
Superintendent J II. Turner that he
bad cut the ledge on the No. , level
Of the eompany's property and that
there was quite nice showing OF free
gold i'm The ore.
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JESSIE ORE SHIPMENT

Following upon the strike In the
Mackendon-Taylor property ut Jessnp
word comes that shipment has been
sent out from the property A Mr..
Benedict said the initial shipment
from the infant camp was the &C
casion of much rejoicing and that an
impromptu celebration was held IN
which all the inhabitants OF the camp
Joined. The shipment consists OF a
carload OF ore and from the mine
samples II was estimated that the
consignment will net the owners
better than 500 to the ton. Mr..
Benedetti says the entire camp SHOWS
a vast Improvement over the past lie"
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Serial No. 03s7.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
Survey No. 1885.

United States Land Office, Carson
City. Nevada, Sept. 2S. 1908.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the Vulcan Mining, Smelling
and Refining company, by j. A Carl
son, its duly authorized agent, whose
post office is Cherry Creek, Nevada.
has applied for patent for the
Juanita, Little Nellie, Fraction. Nc
Kinley. Camp Bird, Road Agent,
Carnation, Del Monte, Brown Palace
and Allie D. lodes. Said lodes run
from their respective discovery points
as follows: Juanita N. 8 deg 10
min. f. 275 TT. and S. 9 deg. 9 min.
". 1925 It., Little Nellie n. deg.
10 min. r. 500 IT. and S. 9 deg 10
min. W. 700 TT: Fraction n. deg.
10 min. E. 10 #. and S. deg. 10
min. w. 1885 TT; Mckinley S. so
deg. II min. K. 1900 it.; Camp Bird
s. so deg. 4 min. f. 1860 #. and
". so deg. Al min. w. 240 it,: Road
Agent. S. so deg. Al min. E. 325 IT,
and n. 80 deg. Al min. w. 1175ft;
Carnation S. 80 deg. Al min. f. 1860
TT. and N. so deg. 4 min. w. 240
IT.; Del Monte S. 9 deg. 19 min. West
1925 deg. feet and ~. . deg. 10 min.
E. AIS TT; Brown Palace, N deg.
10 min. +. 1850 IT. and S. Q deg.
10 min. West $50 deg IT.; Allie D.
n. 8 deg. 10 min. E. 400 IT. and s.
8 deg. 10 min. w. 100 IT. Said
lodes are designated by the Surveyor
General for Nevada as Sur. No. 1885,
situated in Hunter Mining District,
White Pine county, Nevada, and
bounded and described as follows:
Juanita Lode. Beginning at Cor.
No. /, whence the S. w. Cor. Sec. 80.
T. 81 N. r. SO E. NJ. D.B. & NJ. bears
n. ~ deg. As min. w. 1901 it.:
thence N. so deg. Al min w. 500 fl.
to Cor No. q thence N deg. 10
min E. 1900 IT. to Cor. No. 8 thence
S. so deg. Al min. e. coo IT. to Cor.
No. 4; thence S. 8 deg. 10 min. w.
1900 fit. to the place of beginning.
Little Nellie Lode. Beginning at
Cor. No. l., whence the S. W. Cor.
Sec. S3 T. 81 n. Il. 81 e. NJ. d. p.
& M. bears N. 70 deg as min. w.
7S9.01 IT.. thence s. so deg. Al min.
r. 600 II. TO Cor. No ?; thence n.
9 deg. 3 min. Il. 1900 fl. to Cor. No.
3; thence N. so deg. Al min. w. coo
/ f. TO Cor. No. A. thence S. 3 deg.
- min. W. 1900 fl. to the place of
| beginning.
Fraction Lode. Beginning at Cor
No. l whence the s. w. Cor. Sec. S3
T. 81, N. II. 60 e. M. d. B. & NJ.
bears No. 76 deg. l o min. &c sec. w.
1883 IT.; thence S. so deg. Al min.
e. 600 IT. to Cor. No. g thence n.
deg. 10 min. r.. 1900 IT. to Cor
No. 3 thence N. so deg. ~ min. w.
500 1T. to Cor. No. 4; thence S. 9
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
AfPble AfION For PATENT,
NOTICE No. OfO37.
uS = lbgoS sT 5,,!ay LAND I...s. OFFICE.

tNlIE1 STATES LAND OFFICE :
.AltsoN cry. NENa OCT p. 1905
NpTIeE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
EiA CONSOLIDATED COPPER COM.
ANY, corporation under the laws OF
Z tab, By John A. Malta. its agent and
attorney fact. whose residence and
post Office address is Ely. Nevada. has
made application for United States
patent for the AMERICAN. PORCU-
ZINE, OASIS. kIGKAPOO and JACK
ioaf mining claims consolidated in
Robinson Mining District, White Pine
'otnty State Of Nevada, being Sur
w IT'S. and described In the field
noies and plat On file In the United
states Land Office at Carson CITY. Ne
Eada, with magnetic variation At Il
deg. Il. as follows
Beginning at Corner No. of Ameri-
can whence the quarter section cor
hef between Sections Il and IS. r Is
\ r. g +. III Diat1o Base 4 Meridian.
aeafs y 6s deg. % min W AS feet
Thence \. ] deg. 5 min. T.. 500 feet to
Corner No. . of American. thence s. IS
deg 30 min. ". 1fS5 feet to Corner No.
81 American; thence y. - deg w.
ioe.o ieet 10 Intersection with Line ID
Haek lode, thence y. , deg. 10 min. r.
hhs.9 feet to Corner No. 4 Of Jack.
Thence y. l5 deg. ". 3621 feet to Cor
ner No 3 OF Jack thence s deg. 81
min W. 1if1=3 feet To Corner No. Of
Jack; thence S. - deg T. 474t feet
y =
deg. 10 min r. 53.I3 feet 70 inter
section with Line IL Kiekapoo: thence
: ~ deg. L. 1896 feet TO Corner No.
! OF oasis, thence s. 6 deg. - min. W.
2a49 feet Ia Corner Eo. . Of Oasis.
thence ). SIS deg - min. +. 1896 feet
10 'ornef Ne. : Of oasis. thence MSS
deg. 80 min. z. 1898 feet To Corner No.
OF Poreupine. thence y. deg. IS min.
2. 500 feet 10 Corner No Of Porcu-
pine; thence S. IS deg % min. ". 412.f
teei 10 Corner M. ! Of American the
place Of beginning.
Excepting and excluding from the
above described area the portion ia
CONFLICT with Survey No. 237s Pine
Grove and Arturas
Net area applied for 1910 acres.
said group is situated in the W. =
II Section Il. the +. Z of Section Is.
and tie T.. = Of the W = of Section
-. T. Is y. r. 60 T.. Mt. Diablo Base
a Meridian. and the nearest known
locations are the above named con-
hleting claims and Survey Ne. 237s
kelinske Hill lode and the Rising sun
lode unsurveyed
I direct that this notice be published
in the White Pine News at Ely. White
Pine County. Nevada. once each week
for the period Of nine 80 consecutive
weeks.
LOUIS I. COIN.
Register.
SNYDER x snyder
Claimants Attorneys.
tFirst Publication October 81. 190SD
last Publication December &c. 1a0S)
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Serial No. OfO2g.
Notice OF APPLICATION FOR PAT
ENT
MINERAL SURVEY NO. 35s6
rNIrEp STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
CARSON CITY, NEV., OCT. 23, 1908.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Ne
vada Consolidated Copper Company, a
enrnoration organized and existing I'M
der and by virtue of the laws of the
state of Maine. has. by c. u. Lakenan'
its Attorney In Fact, whose Post Of
fee address is SInelter, White Pine
County. Nevada, made application for
n patent to the lode mining claim
named Ingersol situate In Section a.
n 16 n, r. e. e.. NJ. u. b. Il NJ. In
the Robinson Mining District, White
pine County, Nevada. being Mineral
survey No. 1856. and described in the
ofnciai field notes thereof with mag
netic variation is deg. Il. as follows
INGERSOL: Beginning at Cor. No.
scribed 1880 and 1886. whence the
COR. common 10 Sections 10. II, II and
Is. T. 19 N, r. SO e, NJ. D. B. & M
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DUTCu FLAT PI.ACERs.

G. W. Carly returned SATURDAY
from san Francisco. where be pur-
chased 900 feet of pipe 10 be used
10 conduct water 10 the placer dig
eines owned By the Dutch Flat Min
ing company. The pipe will arrive
tomorrow and will be hauled to the
camu an once The Dutch Flat placer
mines are situated about twenty
miles north OF Ninnemaeea and have
prodaeed considerable amount OF
gold. For some time the Dutch Flat
company. of which Mr. Carly is sec
rotary. has been developing water
and IL is to carry this water into the
diggings that The pipe viii be used
for. After this is accomplished the
company intends to work the mines
on an extensive scale and relieve the
large gravel deposits there of the
yellow metal,-Star.