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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TUB TUB MINK.
Development work at the Yuba nine
progresses steadily tad tha quantity and
quality of on uncovered daring tha part
few months u moat gratifying to tha
owner. Aa no itatamant of the work
recently dona haa been published, it nay
not be ami to mention bera ita obarao.
ur and result.
The property ia generally known aa
the old American Flag mina and wal
worked in tha early 70 i (or milling ore,
tlie main ahaft then reaehing a depth of
about 1300 feat. At depth waa attained
the ore ohanged in character to lead or
melting ore, of a grade which at that
time, it waa unprofitable to mine, and
work waa impended. The olaia waa af.
terwarde forfeited, and relocated, and waa
purohaeed by tha prearnt owner lut
April. Before the aale tha property wal
under bond for tome time during which,
the ahaft waa r-opned to the 8th level,
where tha vein of beat or formerly
abandoned, la found.
Tha vein la a ooataot nature, following
a dyka of porphyry. II atrikaa nearly
east and welt, and dipa sootberly at an
angle of IT. Tha porphyry rarying
in thickneu from a to 100 feat, Two
separate and distinct veins of ora are
bow uoeovered both lying north of the
haft. Tha Brat and main ore body,
which wu reopened on tha 8th level.
ia a baae sulphuret, assaying, well in ailrar
however. Thia vain, on tha 8th and 10th
laveli haa been developed for t diatanoa
of about 100 feet east and weak, and, by
topee and wioaea, ia ahowa to extend to
a depth of about M0 feet from the 8th
level. It ia believed to extend to ItiU
greater depth and tha work of cleaning
out the ahaft to the I2th level ii now ia
pragma, Wheal completed, orou-out
will be ma from tho 12th to tap tha
ledge. Thia ledge now opened oarriea
ore averaging ia width from one to
eight and a half feet, which ia divided
iota twoolaaaea, tha first olaaa aver,
aging W ooaoee, and tha 2nd 46 onnon
ia ailver per ton. AbouV IS per oent,
ainc la contained In the ore in thia
lodge, which reader it difficult and
expensive to treat; but recent improve
menta made in working ore will over
come thia objection.
The eeooad ledge opened, ia on the 8th
level, at about 2a feet north of the ahaft.
Development an hero made for forty
fret eaat and weat, allowing a vein of
ore, averaging one foot ia width. The
character ii a mixture of amelting and
free milling ore, the latter character pre
dominating. The former oarriea 200
ounoea and the latter 70 ouaooa in ailver
per ton. Tha probabilitiea of striking
the tret mantioned ledge on the 1200
level by cross-onlting, are good, and
tha lit and quality of the ledge at thia
Pin will weigh largely in determining
the character and aiae of reduction work
to be erected for the treatment of thia al
ready veet body of ore.
Of the ora extracted while proapecting
the above development, a portion of the
Utter grade haa been ahipped to the
Salt Lake Smelter; the remainder lie
ia the ore bin and on the dump at the
mine. The preaent work ia exploration
work merely, proeecuted aolcly to de
termine the extent of the on bod tea,
and but 18 men are employed io all.
The extraction and redaotiea of the or
now developed meeaa employment for a
large number of men, and better time
foraa generally, and we hope that fu
ture development will be ao favorable
ae to batten materially tha energetic
working of tha whole property.
Eourea.-Thar will b a total eclipte
of the moon to-morrow night (Sunday,
ly 3t), The moon will enter penum
bra at 7:18 . at. eaten shadow 8:17 .
K. total oolipea begin 0:16 p. at. middle
of cart pee 10 r. a. total eclipaaeada
11:1 r. H. moon leave ahadow 12 m,
moon leaves penumbra 12:69 k,
While proapecte for the future havt at
timet bora no better than they are it
rWtent, j n generally sooceded that
buaiaeu of vary duenptioa it at a.
lower ebb hen now than ever waa known
befon.
Cadet cat of July 8, Bra. A, D. Mil
ler writet from Tuaoarore. Ilia Ant Im
preteionaof the plao are favorable and
h wiU aitch hi. tent there for a time
at laeak i
Fraa the aaooat of paint nstd of late
a nuking and repairing roof around
tow, sot burg la more nearly "painted
red" tha It ever wu before, ;,'
' J. ffltsnmsuii ia in receipt of a lot of
vM-eeertaf trait Jan. They an hut
ifwpraaanet. ' v s
MTA. aCOIOBMT
B. . Klaaa Urewaee) vrMU Bathing
.j . aalt beta
Telegraphic disiatchea roeeired here
from Salt Lake City Thursday morning
conveyed the atartling information that
a. a. uia nati met bi death the pre.
Vioua eveninir. Jlllv lSlh. he marnina i.
the Lake there. The city paper atated
tha came of the accident to be an attack
of paralyaia while bathing ia the water,
but bather who wen preaent atated it
to be a cue af ttranirulation be the an.
fortunate man getting water in hie
mourn, ue orowned within eight of a
Urge number of neonle who did not
think anything waa wrong until it wu
wo late to renaer aaeutnnoe.
Deoeued wu an old neident of Pinch.
having raided hen ainoo 1873, and at
in time ot nit death wu ia hit Mth
year. He wu born at Hiohaaood. Vie.
giuia, Feb. 17, 1823. He wu brought
up there end entered life u a medical
practitioner. Darin the Vferln w..
h acoompanied tha United Statet fcron
ana receives wound in the knee which
rendered him n partial cripple for life.
In 1849 be abandoned tha practice of
medicine and oame to California, when,
at See Franciaoo, he engaged in the mer
chandising business. He made large
nut of monev which he howeva. .aW
wardt lot, and in 187S, u stated, he
oame tier, lie wu oooneoted for maay
yean with the Floral Serine Water Co.
u Superintendent, acquiring ia time, the
whole of the property, which he atill
owned at the time of hit death, end
which ha wu about to dispose of to a
oompany hrn.
The fatnilv of deoeued reeide t Ru
Francisco, at which place he hat baa
for the put two month, and wu on hi
return hen at the time tha fatal aaei.
dent occurred. The body wu (hipped
irom Bait Late Uity to Ban Francuoo.
Deeeaaed waa a maa of good education
and fine manner; wu poiaeued of ex
ceptional baeineu ability, and had many
friend in thia community who regret to
learn of hi aad death.
Fiat, Oa Saaday eight in eitinguieh-
ing the light ia hit aaloon, Louia Klein
knocked one of the lamp to tha floor.
The burning oil wet Mattered la every
direction. Prompt aad energetic actioa
by thou preaent prevented a aerioua ooa
flagration. The following night at the
raeidenoe of John Boeder, a burning
oandl .oarelessly held, oame ia contact
with a una!! dried pine tree haed ua
ohriatmu tree latt December. It Mated
furiously and placed the whole bouae in
danger. Attracted by tonama Mr. Roe
der appeared and ia extiagubbiag the
Samu nverely burned hie left hand.
By all mean take every precaution
againat fin; w eould ill afford to hare
one occur now.
Niw Part.-Charity Thompeon aow
appean ia the role of aa editor. The
Intoopy ofth Pioche Bootalet, adl
minutiv aheet, appeared but Tueaday
evening and ia nromiied to ut monthly
hereafter. It will guard the interuts
of the boy and girl. Charity la hit
own oompoaitor and it quick aad bright,
but we predict for him during the next
month more "pi" than be hu partaken
of in a long time. -
BtDXMmos. Lut Monday wu the
Uat day upon which a redemption of
property, cold by the County Tnaaanr,
for the delinquent take of lut year,
oould be made. Several redemption
wen eseoteo, and the manner ia which
the partiM rattled around after coin ld
one to believe somothing teriont waa up,
and then no boubt wu to the partie
irmneoiately interested. '
Wiu.Com.-Dr. J. A. Nwbitt will
leave Salt Lake for thia place to-morrow,
aad will probably arrive next Tuesday
moralag. Thi ioferaaatioa wu : tele.
gnphed on Tbnnday ia respooee to the
communrcaiaon tent hots hen laat week,
after circulating the tubaoription link tor
th Dootora benefit I
School Motrin. Th atooad eemi.
annual apportionment of echool moneya
for 1888 wu made by W. 0. Dov.y,
SUte Superintendent of Public Iaatruc
tkm, on the 9th inat The bull it 12..
MM1 per ataaat child and Lincoln
county't proportion la 11,083.07. " '
FATum. Pabraaagat Lake alioiag
Dittrict it receiving aa uuutual amount
of attention ot late. Three notion of
application for U. 8. Ptteatt to mining
claimt there appear I thit inue. "
WxATHia. This, to far, hu been an
exceptiotullydry teato. During the past
weak the weather hu beta tome what
cool, and continually cloudy, but only t
tprlnkling of rain hat fallen..
Human are rife of late ooeoemlng
event ia Pahrauegat Valley, which, it ia
claimed, require taefitoiet eaeaaiaatioa.
COVNTT HSCORDKIt' orVKK.
laee TraauacUd Oairtag t
Week KndlMff Jaljr 00, ma.
Mining Location: Addie Mine, Pat
tenoa Mining District; located July 13,
by K. L. Kuberteon.
Deed: A Veitch County Treasurer to
J. Risenmann, dated July 17, oonveyn
tha property known u the Pennsylvania
quart mill, Linooln county, Nevada.
Discharge of chattle mortgago: Ed,
Bing to Dan Boeder; ducharged July
20, 1888, .
STnrjtrs. Upper Main atreet preaent
now a neat appearance. Through private
tubaoription the rockt, etc., wen oarted
oft during the week. Middle and lower
Main atreet, however, need cleaning
badly nnd it thonld be done. Thau
matter hare been voluntarily attended
to for a long time by individual, but it
devolvu upon the County Commiaaioner
teoee that any exceptional amount of
rnbbuh, or unusual obstruction ia re'
moved, if neglected for a length of time
by n property owner, and it may be done
at hit expense. For convenience and
alto for appearance take let ua keep our
main thoroughfare looking well.
Th report of W. J. Dooley, State
weather observer, for the put week
it o followt:
'ulr aUxitroi. HntnrcM.
14 M
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It. M. n
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it n ii
U ntl ut
MJ at
Max Jacob write from Helena, Mon
tana, that be obtained eituation imme
diately upon hia arrival then at a fair
ealary, aad eipecte to do well. Adclph
Jacobs also, la progressing; he hu a good
position and ia constantly busy.
The mine and mill of the Argus Com
pany at Taylor wen closed down on the
13th inat and all hand diaoharged. It
it not known when work will be returned
and the Taylor people feel depressed in
oonaeqnenee.
List of lettfcr remaining uncalled tie
in th Pioche Poet Office on July 16th.
Oaldamex, Juan F.
Yorania Venetoy Ferine Ne Cada.
John Shier, P. M.
Mr. Frank Slocum. Agent here for the
Bristol Syndicate, having finished up the
Company's business, left on Monday Uat
tor hit home in Minneapolia.
J. A. Clark wu SDusenirer out on the
Milford stage Wednesday morning,
hound for Halt Lake.
Jtmu Netbitt and family are expected
home from Salt Like next Tuesday
morning.
Several loada of freight arrived during
the week.
Blt-TBR RBBV CORRBUPONDRNCB
Newt items of all kindt an acaroe.
The River Mill hu resumed work on
ohloriden' ore. . .. ;'-
It it 110 in the shade here and people
don't do anything that will overheat
tbem.
James O. Wilder and Alex. Harrison
have taken oharga of the Harrison House
Bar.
Frank Taylor and E. Allen are work.
ing the Barbae and Walker mine with
good success. .
The Christy Co. is doinc well. h
mill it run to ita full caoacitv. there
being plenty of on ia th California and
leoumuu mines.
Watson M. Netbitt hu moved the
leaching plant formerly on Buck-eye
grouna, to the Barbae and Walker tail
ing pit and will leach tailings then la
tutan, i '
Wm. Harrison denarted Uat weak fn
Great FalU W. T., where he will mak
hia future home. Ha also aetjMi u.
eortto Miss Jownhine Hamilton ui far
u Bait Lake City.
Sol. Briucher wiU one work on tht
Little Maud mine, u soon u th ore now
mined, it worked. The mine it looking
fairly well bat batineu demands hit
pretence at Salt Lake City. -
"I notioe," said his lordship, "that you
have an extraordinary number of people
ia Aatarica with bad teeth and poor eyes,
and I read that there are more dentists
aad oouiista ia tha United State then
in all the rest ot the world. You
drink ice water with hot food, and thit
tpoUt your teeth. Yoa strain your tight
by reading fine print at the wrong time,
and that ruins your eyu, , Avoid such
habits, take can of your eyes and
teeth, and your dentist and oculittt
will soon be abU to join the pioneera of
Dakota ia stopping tbeae blUierd." Aad
bit lordship took a pinch of snuff. -New
YertSa. .- ,. . ,
NTATB MBWS.
Harriaon bat are beginning to be teen
on the CVrmstoek.
Chloride on aaaaying 83,000 a ton wu
extracted lut week from an Austin,
Lander county mine.
A five-foot quartz vein baa been dis
covered liter Sierra City that is literally
alive and sparkling with gold.
The Confidence Mining Company paid
its monthly dividend of $2 per share
mounting to 829,920 on July 10.
Th appropriation of 825,000 for the
construction of buildings for the Indian
school at Carson hu passed both houses,
and ia signed by the President.
For the tix montht ending June 30,
then were four butinew failures in Ne
vada. Assets, $1,150; liabilities $7,000.
What State can make a better bowleg.
The volume of water in the Truckee
river at Beno hu greatly diminished
within the put two weeks, the river now
being lower than it hu been for yean
put at thu season.
. James Moore hu received notification
of hia appointment to temporarily fill the
office of U. S. Marshal of Nevada, made
vacant by the death of Thorns E. Eelley,
the Ute incumbent
A cut in wagra hu been ordered at
the Carton Mint. The watchman ia only
paid 12.50 per day. It ia not likely the
government will get responsible men to
work at those wage.
The Tuacarore Water Company wu
incorporated in San Francisco July 8,
with a capital stock of 8600,000. The
contract for the pipe hea been awarded
to a Pittsburg firm.
On the occasion of the Odd Fellows-
picnic on the Fourth, at Virginia City,
11,000 wu taken in at the bar on the
grounds, yet during the whole day all
the strong liquon told amounted to bnt
one gallon and a half.
The Esmeralda News says fifteen tons
of ore from tha Pamlico mine wu
crushed at the Kiukead mill and yielded
116,700, being 81,113 per ton. More of
the tame kind of on it reported to be in
tight The Pamlico it not far from
Hawthorne.
The bou pelican wuthot on the Hum
boldt river lut week by Paul Netb. It
ueuured eight feet nine inches from tip
to' tip ot outstretched wings, and five
feet eight inches from tip of bill to feet,
and ita pouch would probably hold three
gallons when distended.
The Index-Union, published by Judge
Harris at Canon, hu suspended, and the
material hu been told and ahipped to
Trochee, to be need in the Bepublican
office, which wu recently burned. The
Index-Union was the cause of much an
noyance to the Carson ring.
While at a neighbor's n few dayi ago
Mr. George W. Fiaher of Independence,
Kanau, heard a racket out in the kitch
en, and going out to investigate the
cause, found that a Urge rattlesnake
had cnwled into the kitchen and wu
fastened in the handle of a jug in the
following manner: There were some
eggs and a jug on the floor when the
snake crawled into the houu and it
swallowed one of the eggs, and u the
jug wu lying on ita tide, had crawled
through the bandit u far u the egg he
had swallowed would admit and finding
another egg convenient aa he crawled
through the handle of the jug, swallowed
that egg also, and u the egg wu too
Urge to pan through the handle' of the
jug, Mr. Snake wu futened ao he oould
neither move forward nor backward,
there being an egg inside of him on
either side of the jug handle, Kanau
City Times.
INDIAN INOUBTRIAl, ICHOOL.
A bill appropriating 825,000 for the
erection of an Indian industrial School
hu pasted both Houu of Congreu end
eeenaignedby the Preiident Follow1.
ing are the provisions of th Act:
"Forth purpote of constructing and
completing a auitabb school building
for an Indian Industrial School, to be lo
cated at torn point in Orm-by county,
in the State of Nevada, upon lands pre
viously donated to the Government, of
not leu than 200 acre in extent, and of
such character and location u shall be
deemed most suitable for the purposes
by the Secretary of the Interior, said
lands and specifications to be approved
by him.
A man is alnady of eonsequence in the
world when it is known that we can im
pllcity depend un him. Lord Lyons.
We can forgive freely, if we want to.
but the will to forget is not so much at
our disposal. . .... i y
"Fine day," said the Judge, as the ur.
enty.fifth man went through tha mill for
"S aad coats. H-Bot tea BoUttis.
L0UI8 JACOBS,
LOUIS JACOBS,
Assignee of P. HARRISON,
SXIiVHR HBHP, - - - TJTAII,
Wlahes.to Announce that theS
BARGAIN SAIaK
IMMENSE i OTOCJEL,
' CONSISTING O'
DRESS GOODS,
FLANNELS, GINGHAMS,
CALICOES. SILKS, SATINS, RIBBONS,
HOSIERY, MILLINERY, BOOTS 4c SHOES.
CLOTHING sfc FURNISHING GOODS. FANCY
and STAPLE GROCERIES, TOBACCO,
CIGARS, LIQUORS, CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE, WALL-PAPER,
PAINTS, OILS, MINING
SUPPLIES, LUMBER,
And all other Goods generally Called For in Mining Towns
STILL CONTINUES.
1 Defy Competition.
CAZ.LAXTD BZ2 COXTVZXTCSD
Terms Strictly Cash.
LOUIS JACOBS, Assignee
8 SILVER E'EEF, UTAH, MARCH, 21, 1886.
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