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Show f Charles II. DANGERS NO MORE KLONDIKE CLAIMS. NORTHWEST NOTES. F topi committed sulcid drowning himself in Adams OF KLONDYKE. KdMMBtWMk W. MINING DEPARTMENT minim; notes. Returning Minor Tell of DsrdJilp Who Go to bow Mast Work The I mted States is now producing .5ou,0oo pouuds of copper daily. The Mateline district is show Seattle, Waah,, Aug. 8. The schoonA. er Fred E. Sanders has arrived at Tort StanII. Seattle, Wash., Aug. the Yellowstone. St. Townsend who thirty-tw- o for to went Michaels the St days from lug tip Jesse Converse of Laramie had his ley, otne hue Among Associated Press, returned to this city Michaels, bound for Seattle. ledges of free milling ore. , skull fractured in a runaway, and is in on the steamer Portland. He Mr her passengers were JosephLowe, . lliomax Lloyd, present Utah says: critical condition. , I have been seven weeks at the mayor of Circle City; Harry Ash, well' Woe Car- and of . The new inheritance tax law will be mouth of the Yukon, at St Michaels, known among sporting men of the cuuuty, has departed for Klon- All tested in a case at Great Falls, in which where I saw a.'W coast, and John fT'Dlnsmofe. nearly all of the miners the county sues to recover $1,237. steamer The t.oklen Dream coming out, and interviewed them. As of them came to this city by group of mines John Walters of Walkerviile Montana a result, 1 feel it my duty to advise Each brings a small quantity of gU 10 Sau Juan have been A cormiondeut of the Denter Re-- rules and legulatlons Utah, eouuty, Mr covering such leaned on a loaded and cooked shotgun every one to stay out until next spring. dust, reaching perhaps $15,00 ld to k u ve r writes as follows: forest rcservatlona.' Another section is" parties who will at publican at Saut.i and escaped with the loss of oue Wild, in many cases, exaggerated re- Lowe was chosen mayor of Circle City Mice bt The placer gold deposits of this terri- as follow si All waters on such reserUie erection of a ten stamp - giu arm. are Juat now 'enjoying a boom. vations may bo used for domestic, mil tory ports, have been circulated since the by the unanimous wish of the people of nog-get- s fiiil sort of information eoneeruiug mining, milling and irrigation purposes washtub can see a "One discoveries Every first were The made. Eddie Stabler, a three year-old CheyThe I,i y of the them is near said Eureka, West, eagerly sought tot. Scores of under the laws of the state wherein he in at time Dawson," of one and the is, enne boy, died Sunday from scalding, strike, however, was, any a 1. eh strike in an for pamphlets and maps such forest reservations are situated, Sports applications foot eight The camp is now quiet, there being caused by falling in a tub of boiling greatest, if not the greatest in the been In upon the secre- or under the laws of the United States have I uei e tein inuring is Svhh) worth of ore on world's history f the New Mexico Bureau of Im- and the rules and regulations estabProbably $.,000,000 not one fight a month. At SL Michael water. tary dump and a spui will Wbullt to was cleaned up this spring, and next there were 2500 tons of freight piled migration for three weeks past. Terri- lished thereunder, sonnet t 01th the John ltraydon, a lunatic who escaped The validity of existing claims and torial- Seeietary George tt. WattilCtfro railroad, opinI look for from 55,000,000 to $7,- up when we came down. In y spring from the Reno asjluui, was arrested unprecedented demand for patents within the reserves is in no OOQJKK). ion not more than 25 per cent of those A coinpaio- at whobe head Is Thomas ports aa of the New Mexico corporation wise affected, while the aettler la givat Virginia and taken back to Reno, The field is hardly opened up as bound for Dawson by the river will be A. Ltl.s ,n the electric wizzard, has copies laws and within a few days a dozen in- en the option of exchanglng Ida claim Nevada. I ourehas. d the yet, but those going in new mfist bear able to get there before next year. 1iuley tin mine, nest quiries for Information as to the loca- or holding the same area elsewhere Last Sunday night was the hottest in mind that blocked Sheridan W0 In addition sixty new tion of good placer ground have been outside a forest reserve, without cost to become look for in boats the that region received by various ixsddeuts of this to lilin, except that he must comply ever experienced in Elko, the ther- was staked everything iocatiuns lsst months hate w been made. long before any reports by ice, as as the case for city. These eulls for information Come with the same condltlous which would mometer A recording 80 most 9I the reached the outer woild, and that they year. mini r named Jim McCartner found from a widespread territory from have been required on bis original night. must prospect for themselves, buy There have been nuglfi t on .Soda creek, near Shasta Kansas. Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Tex- claim. Wagon roads may be constructDinsmore said: A1 lrater. a well known Comstock claims from the preseut owners or no big clean-up- s since the last of June Retreat a! , which weighed $300. It as, Indiana, Ohio and New Jersey, and ed under authority from the secretary' as they almost Invariably of the Interior, and laud may be occuas a lx autiful miner, was seriously injured by a cave-i- n work for the ow uers. and the first of July. They have seeimen, being per- placer ground the natural Inference Is pied for schools and churches, There this in the BrunsNo and of new strike had been reported up had very- little rain of late level the fectly smooth and shaped like an egg. drawn that the much talked of placer 1.0 regulation prohibiting the ingress to the time of my leaving, ami another has prevented work being pushed. The diggings at which the wick lode nugget discoveries of tlie Klondyke country or egress of any person upon the forest will 1 X8 found have reserves for lawful purjioses, and la estimate that the Portland Millie D iiseck, a Cheyenne bieyle may not obe made for five years, albeen worked for 20 have Inspired the Inquiries. The principal placer fields are located general the regulations have been so racer, ran upon a cow's horns while though Alaska is an enormous country not bring down more than $400,006, or fears In Taos, Santa Fe.Dolfax, Sierra, Grant framed as to allow every possible freeof J. T. Van Smith, training, and was considerably cut and will yet, I believe, produce more possibly $500,000. There is plenty 1rrxcott, Ariz., has and Lincoln counties atul their devel- dom consistent with the preservation th on gold than we dream of. But it is also work for all those who get and bruised patented a contrivance to save the fine opment, chiefly by local interests, is of the forests." in many nays a bleak, barren, deso- ground this fall at $5 per day, be- fold wluih with Hie greatest vigor. In A deaf and dumb man who is supordinarily escapes from a proceeding of what Is Taos county, if one-hadesir- (tamp mill. Mining Ftttnr of MrxtoA. late a are cause of rich claims holders of of country country incapable consists The device an extraordiposed to he insane, was taken in charge heard The outlook here, true, proves for the mining Industry anias possious of getting out gold as fast several sets of silver plated wire any great amount of winter In Mexico is extremely favorable, and nary gold yield Is assured by Sheriff Frazer. lie seemed to be supporting mal life and a country of such rigorble. creens, kept in motion by a small sets In. According to parties who have that nation with her wonderful mineral Ho water wheel ous climate, both winter and summer, been over the ground, the Im resources is destined to take high rank Ash intends to winter here. operated by the water recently A huge pile of buffalo bones awaitBelle exlract gold from the lu the comparatively near future. For y projict that none but the most hardy can advises everybody to stay away this running through the sluice. It is sands of the to Rio G ramie river !cd by many years tho nation wait handicaping shipment at band Coulee.-Montalive in it. Even they must have winter unless they already possess practically automatic in operation. the dredging and sluicing process lias with an unstable government, but is estimated to contain the skeletons of an abundance of food and warm cloth- mines. Dan and Robert Page, of Little proved most successful. It is said that ped the present administration baa shown 200,000 animals. ing. Pinto, in Iron county, Utah, are feeling the dredge boat, upon which Is power that a stable government can be mainMcKee Gets Five Tmus A party of Sparks-llarre- l men went I am awaTe that there is a popular fitted over a valuable discovery re- ful machinery, is working an eighteen-foo- t tained in that country and Industrial can be safely prosecuted. gravel bar, lifting the gravel on a wild horse hunt in Thousand impression that supplies can be bought Vernal, Utah, Aug. 28. Judge cently made by them about six miles through twelve feet of water and hand- development While It Is true that Mexican coal, aa McKee and week in the vicinity of the mines. They may has sentenced James Springs valley, Nevada, last north of the Page ranch. The deposit ling 1,000 yards dally, from which is far as at present known. Is not what succeeded in killing 'JO of the useless at present buy at six times Seattle to five years in the penitentiary. A is s contact in blue lime and extracted an average of $1 per yard. A might be termed first-classtill it porphyry, mustangs. prices, but they are taken at even motion was made for a new trial by wd besides good lead values the ore similar boat is about to be contracted makes a fairly good fuel, and the refor to be operated in the Cliania river, markable rlchnesa of the country in Ninety thousand young trout were those prices faster than they can be Judge Rhodes, counsel Jot McKee, runs as high as 6,000 ounces in silver where there Is known to exist abun- 011)0? minerals compensates for the inof which was Certificate denied. probbefore and grot is in, to winter half over, the ton. This is a promising pros- dant gold, though perhaps not so ferior brought from Lake Tahoe, Nevada, of her coal. However, It quality and planted in Donner lake recently. if even the present population stays in, able cause was granted, and an appeal pect and the owners are pushing work coarse, ami therefore not so readily Is more than possible that large areas taken. The bond was fixed in the,sum In its saved, as that in the Taos section of the of comparatively good coal may yet be This makes 105,000 fish that have been there will be actual starvation. development Rio Grande. of discovered In that country; in "fact, The $2,500. man one season. about in lake average this requires put Donner Advices from the Willow Springs In the Elizabethtown district, where items are published in the dally press this ton The court has been of selected food and occupied carefully district report that a fine body of high the placer deposits have been steadily from time to time noting these discovCalifornia cattle buyers are beg McKee to realise that eastern buyers clothing for a year's supplies. In the week with the case of George grade ore has been struck in the Pride yielding profit for thirty years, the eries of valuable coal seams. Many of on the same charge. 8. R. Thurman golden harvest will this year be about these items are manufactured ont of of Utah. have blood in their eyes and mean to summer of 1896 about 3,500 tons of supAssays have been taken double all previous records. One new the whole cloth,' in has been tbose went the the river and the plies prosecution up assisting popuit. if will from Nevada beef money the ore showing values ranging plant there deserves special mention. Which chronicle theparticularly of coal buy get discovery conductcase lation this and Rhodes of to Buffered 1,500 from 2,000 Judge from 750 to 800 ounces silver, $57 in On the Moreno Mining Companys seams that are as good as By the looks of things the California want. Of Pennsylvathe 3,500 tons probably 1,500 ing the defense There was no materr as good as the best fellows ain't in it." and 23 per cent lead to tha ton claims, one mile from Elisabethtown, nia anthracite, tons were rum, tools, furniture and ial difference in the testimony in this gold ma one modern of the of largest plant Gonnellsvllle coking coal." It is possible Tha owners of the mine believe they Dan Gillespie, a brakeraan, was killchlnery ever erected In the West Is now that anthracite of good quality may supplies (other than provisions. This ease to that given in the case of James have s Klondike them Saturfor In In course of const met Ion and in thirty eventually be discovered in Mexico, or ed the Bozeman tunnel last good enough season, allowing for most favorable McKee. The same ground was gons days Manager II. II. Argue says tt will that coking coal as good as that of the day by being rnn over by one of the circumstances, not more thin 4,200 over with some slight variations. Tbs at borne. Some picked samples have be under full headway. The plant Is to Oonnellsvllle region may be found shown values of over 2,800 ounces silengines used on the hill. He was tons of supplies can be got up the river, closing arguments were concluded St have a capacity of handling something there, and Jf Jt ever is the Mexicans will to ver ton. the disemboweland two in cut like 50,000 cubic feet of grave! per hour, not be slow in taking advantage of fully half of which is rum and tools as noon. The jury remained out three A nugget of gold was exhibited at On the upper Red river, six miles their good fortune. Colliery Engineer. ed. well as supplies other than food. There and one-hahours, returning with a Boise from the Black Hornet m!nehll west of Elisabethtown, Messrs. Kelly, The Great Falls (Mont.) Tribune says are more than three times as many verdict of grand larceny as charged. Dougherty, I ope k Company, have Just miles from that place. It is pure metFoot Milling. that the Burlington road has let a con- people in there than last winter. made their first clean up and Jt jreovfift, W henona'hftr had oeca af onHo have" Bulb SSHSlIoatl Goorgln al abunch whlch.it oneend,. deexcepting other1 be to million Below tract for half a them ties, satisfactory. Figure it for yourself. much mill dirt or low grade ore treatiulfor quartz.' The value of the nugget is highly livered at Sheridan. Wyo, ..The , same placer companies are In full operation ed at different custom mills, be ceases Grub was completely cleaned out" forTullnlah.FallSvGa'.,has filed been $1,550 damages placed at $69.05. This gold was found and results hare shown conclusively to wonder at the small amount of departies who furnished the ties for the this spring, and if last winter there in this county which just a at at a point on a ledge where no work that the Red river Is rich In placer gold. velopment that has taken place la a very develops conhave this to was extenion such a scarcity that moose hams Billings In had been done. Tha Black Hornet icient Santa Fe county, where Insuff- number of old camps. The great won-U-- T sensationally story. unique water only prevent 100.000 acres sold for $30 each, flour $120 per hundred tract uuu-t that deveUipmnt Mrs. Fairbanks Higgins J com has just been sold to a Colorado of placer ground from besoming a genu- tins taken was For bacon a not what $1 secured will place has hapNewlands pound, Congressman of Atlanta have been sptfn ftanyTof which W. 8. Jackson of Colo- ine beehive of industry, hundreds of shiftless, careless work possible. daughter we think tha the establishment of a direct mail pen this coming winter? Why will machines are summer h bonthe and in being stock-placer operated dry the custom mill takes the lead.' here, ftda Springs is ths principle ing route from Eureka,' Nevada, to the not people actually starve to death? hand with good profits to the min- averagea hard of the Grand View hotel, at which working miner hat sent Many aider. The mine produced a large by As to shelter, 00 per cent of Daw- ing ers. Ilere the most expensive work at his new postoffice at Bald Mountain, dirt to mill, expecting to receive were lost their ore possesbut of three they stopping, ago, is done quantity Monte yeare the being by present known as Joy, Elko county, Nevada. son was living in tents in July; timber a little money, and, instead, has been Crlsto Mining Company ef Kansas City, sions, amonnting to $1,550. They sned has been idle since, entangled in brought in debt No wonder that such The new service begins on September Is scarce and houses cannot be builL which is use of work is both disheartening and dissluicing gold by the How are several thousand people to the proprietor to recover. 1st next a water from tubular well and for Mrs. B. A. Young, for the hotel, files The treatment of low The Idaho Avalanche says the best which Pennsylvania well experts ere gusting.offer a better and more grades A year ago last St. Patrick's day Mr. withstand the rigors of a nine months profitan answer substance in that owned is nine in alleging by now engaged in driving five additional Owyhee county bewhen the and Mrs. George D Wait of Sand Cou- winter of an evening sociable the young lady Johfi Scales. His mine is located at wells. These great placer deposits are able field than mining Itself.nowWe at different to lieve the being processes below mercury goes seventy degrees a lee, Montana, were dressing to go to was hypnotized and playfully com- old Wagon town, about two miles be- thirty miles distant from and mkl-wa- y to the front will at least result between the Rio Grande and the Pecos pushed dance. George went down stairs, prom- zero? manded to fire the hotel. When she low De Lamar; In one that will both save values and He has a body of ore river. Some As to labor true la Is It it winsome that last probable, handle quantity, at a cost per ton that ising to return in 15 minutes. He has not retired to her room it is claimed that that runs $7 per ton, and has lots of it enterprising day. syndicate will ditch the will make profitable properties ont of been heard from since and Mrs. Wait ter, the winter succeeding the great she and the water one or comfrom the streams other of 150,000 tons and the ore keeps literally obeyed injunction cannot now be a strike, when men were scarce, wages now sues for a divorce. ing. Mr. Scales is not at the expense into the vast gold impregnated district worked. Mining Industry. were $15 per day, but if no new strike thus robbed herself of a right to son A fire broke out Sunday in a brass of mining and crushing his ore. It and extract a fortune therefrom every is made, what Is to keep wages np this day. iMd Ores Sb OtL foundry room of the Union Pacific winter? There are but 540 claims on Idaho Kaa Twice Arrested and Released. float down and piles np at no expense A representative of the Omaha and The Carbon 28. Charles Smith, whatever, and the cost of inWyoming. Boise, shops, at Ida., Got Ang. It la Montana. Dn4l( getting Bonanza, Eldorado and Hnnker creeks Grant Smelting Company, in an interframe build- that will smoke poured out of Dredging for gold Is a form of gold view in an Omaha paper, says that be worked this win- a guard at the penitentiary, brought to Ills mill is only 12 cents per ton. probably ing in dense volumes a 'while, but a ter; an average of eight men to each, in a man whom he claimed was Jess Mr. Scales has a big reservoir and for mining that is yearly attracting in- tha duties on lead ore prohibited them creased attention. In California and from treating atty of the British Coconvicts. six years has been Coleman, one of the couple of streams of water were soon is, I think liberaL If but corralling the tail- New Zealand the results are satisfac- lumbia 2,700 men twee on this side of the line Kerr. ings from the De Lamar mill It is man turned in and but little damag waa are The out to turned be Jamea and there are 5000 or tory, and other sections are passing and they expect hereafter to do the employed, done. more seeking work, what must be the Smith arrested Kerr at Ketchnm. He said that by the action of the chemi- beyond the experimental stage. Two bulk of their business at the emelter Van-docals, air and water, the pulp, by the years ago this paper had an Illustrated they recently purchased at Filot bay, Captain Chittenden of the United result? Wages must go down. I am wired a description to Warden account of the first dredger In Mon- and which they will start up on Septo and him the instructed latter time Mr. Seale gets it, gives up its reto th told that much grub has gone over the States engineer corps, has gone tana, operating In Grasshopper creek, tember 10th. President Nash of the Atmaining values with scarcely any loss near Bannack. A few weeks ago a company says that owing to the rapid--l- y Big Horn basin and Jackson's Hole to divide, yet from what I know I would turn the man loose and go toward at alL third dredger of greatly increased calook over locations for sites of govern- wager my last dollar that not to ex- lanta. Increasing production of lead ores Smith released Kerr, but afterwards The Salmon river country in Idaho pacity was put in succeesfnl operation in British Columbia more than one ment reservoirs. Captain Chittenden ceed 500 tons of surplus over and above him and brought him to seems to-b- giving np its golden treas- there. The Bannack Dredging Com- smelter company would find its way was accompanied by State Engineer what the carriers ate, will reach the pany is the owner of the A. F. Gree- across the Canadian border In the Boise. was promptly released ures in abundance. The Orangeville ter." Kerr Elwood Meade of Wyoming, State Jigging- - No man going in can arrivo The Bon Accord Company has next twelve months, and that these upon being taken to the penitentiary Free Jress tell of two prospectors placed an order for a fourth dredger smelters would be literally driven out Treasurer Harry G. Hay, E. S. Nettle-to- with more than four months supply. The Klondike is a land of ice and and Smith was relieved of his job. who came in from the middle fork of in the same vicinity. With the F. L. of tbe country by the high rate imformerly state engineer of ColoraKerr was a stranger in Ketchnm, hav- the river, a section that has never been Graves" the Gold Dredging Company posed on lead ore in the new tariff to do and Clarence Johnston, assistant snow, as well as a land of gold. cleaned up $80,000 In a four months bilL In a year the Omaha and Grant Mr. Mead. Captian Chittenden will Let it not be made a land of gaunt ing come in from the Salmon river explored, bringing In a quantity of run last season. Company has paid ont $00,000 on imNo news received been has gold taken out in a few weeks work' These dredges take the place of the port duties on ore from Kootenay examine proposed resevoir sites in the hanger, wretchedness and death. country. was old rockers used In that vicinity fqr mines, but cannot afford to import the Big Horn range near Dome, and also There will be as good chances for min- from those who are on the trail of ths The amount of their clean-u- p the past thirty years, and for thirteen ore at the new tariff rate. close to $1,000. An feature at the head of Tongue river andtm the ing In the future hs now. Let the convicts. interesting miles below Bannack of the matter is that this gold is wash- creek Is devoted to placer Grasshopper Gray Bull in the Shoshone mountians. people wait This la not a Cripple A PKollar Accident mining with Mining Rotes. 7. B. Grant says: Engineer ,Mead will take measurments Creek or Deadwood proposition. I hare figured If Lander, Wyo., Ang 28. Dr. J. A. ed from the decomposed surface of e these effectiveIn appliances. Tbe upper exaffords Sacramento this state of the Nowood, Shoshone, Big Horn caught, they cannot walk out. Schulke was hastily summoned to Ron-gi- mountain, which they declare to be all ample of similar profitable work, and out that, with lead at 3.60 and silver ore. The mountain is st 554 it is jnst about as profitable Gray Bull, Wind and Snake rivers to porphyry. The a dredge Is now building at Smart to attend Mrs. A. Salmon, the wife to a miner aa when lead Is $3.25 and is found do gold Thousand Tront ascertain the low water flow. t all Planted. Thirty Yuba county, that through it They expected silver 65, and argues tbit the presof the stage agent at that place, who not claim the rock is all high grade, to be of practical value. Mining and ent low - Judge Torrey has shipped four train Casper, Wyo., Ang. 30. price of silver will have no Thirty had accidentally shot herself while reserious effect upon tbe production of loads of cattle from Casper to Omaha thousand trout were planted in the moving a clock near which was lying but they assert that it is all good pay Scientific Press. lead. and Chicago in the past three weeks, streams of Natrona county in the a loaded revolver. The revolver drop- They have been at work there several Rig htt of Minora la tho Soipad4 Foret! Director of the Mint Preston anseasons, 22 cars to a train of small each clean on this to ten from vicinity Tront ups making city RflMTTM, Friday. ranging ped off to the floor and striking on the rear. nounces that tbe price of silver bullion in have the streams of this region hammer was discharged. taken up lode claims He will ship more than twice aa many placed Mr. Gifford Plnchot, special forest makes tbe commercial ratio between 7he ball and areThey the surface as pla- agent of the Interior Department, thus silver and gold 36 to 1, and predicts more train loads this fall, making In thrive and grow rapidly and the county passed through Mr. Salmon's working right all Q,0W cattle he will ship. In addition at the present time is an ideal place arm just above the wrist Word came cers. The mountain they call Thun replies to a query If the present regu- that within six months silver will fall der mountain, and if It Is anywhere lations governing the suspended forest to 40 cents an ounce. He estimates for fishermen. contract a to furnish to all this, he has later that the wound was a dange reserves deprive miners of tbe right to that the world's production of gold near aa rich aa Shoshone and Indians the Arapahoe they claim it to be, it is take and develop claims: thd ball having Shattered the this year will be about $210,000,000, The death is announced of E. J. a great waste of time to rush off to 1 with their beef, which will require The regulations Issued under tbe of which tbe United States will cona contributor to London Punch. bone. Klondyke, law permit the development of mines tribute alnut $60,000,000. 1,300 beeves. German-America- n The National J. T. Yan Smith, Prwcott, Arizona, nnder the same regulations which ex! estimated II has Cholera ont broken in the North Smith , by Hamilton About forty acres of wheat in fha Association of Journalists and Authors with the exception that, has patented a contrivance to saze the ist outside, and others who have given the subject a here timber does not exist on a claim fine gold which " ordinarily escapes shock, worth $1,500 waa destroyed by is in convention in Philadelphia. amptcDshore region, Bombay. attention, French cabinet that has decided The $180,000,000 in in sufficient amount to develop It, oth- from a stamp milk The device conof Walton About ranch fully brothers, fire on the eighty delegatee are in the city used to tbe extent of sists of several seta of silver-plategold no is In yet remains the nnworked gra- er timber may bevalue that there ground, at present, fot without charge. mre screens, kept in motion by a eight miles from Bozeman, Mont. from all parts of the county. $100 atumpage vel beds that lie between Smartsville. on Cereals. operated by the waNotice has been posted at the Bloes-bnr-g modifying the duty For larger amounts a permit is re- small water-wheSparks from a threshing machine are Tube InNevada " ter and of the sluice. The the law the county, Graniteville, been of alien land has the been through from decided have Tbs secretary to running origin quired coal mines, operated by the Rasupposed Cal. terior. Tbe text of tbe law Is as fol- water containing the tailings in suston (N. M.) Coal and Coke company, of unconstitutional by Judge Achesoa ol county. the fire. through about twenty lows: Nor shall anything herein pro- pension run Tbs Hutchinson company, at Oling-bous- e hibit any person from entering upon of the screens, which take np tbe gold. Half a dozen well armed men have a reduction of 10 percent in wages, to the United States court of Pennsylcanyon, near Wadsworth, Kev., such forest reservations for all prop- These are taken ont and the metal left Hailey, Idaho, to trace up n band take effect September 1, The price vania. eleaae The P th first 12 tons of placer er and lawful purpose Including that brushed off as it accumulates. of to Is bodies peddlert' three now Arabian cattle of The 03 oenta bead 100 of belonging paid per ton, but as screens are then dipped in quicksiland local g run developing dit of at prospecting, through the sluice boxes . McMonlgle, n Deer creek rancher. The the men are employed only part of the have been found near Gunmdalupita. thereof, provided ver and are again ready for use. It the miner d r last week. It yielded a that - whole bond la snppoeeh to have been time, they claim they cannot live at Mona county. New Mexico. They wen 1 such pig with th is practically automatic la operation return of $?Q7, or a little' over $17 to ' their will necesnot thieves the reduced rate. The evidently murdered jr money.. the ton. stolen. sarily be returned with th cattle. at Miles City by 30. irisjM-cto- r ACTIVITY IN NEW MEXICd'TLACERS. r .y Operations Being Extended RapidlyHRiglits of Miners in Suspended Forest Reserves. ff 11 1 - - "loo-fo- lf half-starve- pos-libl- na s, ly lf Ag;2:A h liti-gatio- to-da- y semi-darknes- s, great-many-t- hat te d rn e n, rout-one- Mil-ike- , n, d - tt |
