WKST SIIORK.
MiiphcI arms of an army, presented i spectacle of
artivity never to tie forgotten. Hut I am going Into a
Jive nuon, and will return to the suljxt of this para
graph. TIjc town of ttannock was constructed of pine lum
r, with the exception of two or three trick tuildings,
and many of the hotels and lodging houses were two
and three stories high. The streets were narrow, and
as the miners advanwl their work the tuildings were
prplcd up on standards, and after the ground under
them was mined the vacancies were filled in with tail
ing, llouw-s that were conntructed Uforc the location
of the ground were propped up at the e ijh ijwj of the
and Hue (irUlrr. Kach tUatr Irpl In Its employ, tn
addition to the orrhntra, a I ra I n I
Hie circulating medium (dut) was t4 to U ud
without coitiidrraU annyattr and ls t th wh
received it frotn various urvr. Itogys dut ftfi
lvame very numerous, and the spurious arlll put
Into rirculation ty many of them su el ly fondled
the grnuine dut taken fmm the placers t'f th Uin
that the mt skilled oj-ert was tut h I-m at a Is
to drtrtt the difference. In ra if d utt arid ss
UMtl, which at length f-und a p! fit rurjr counter.
"Hummer hillH sand was run ut dangerous, s It
was marly of the sam sjrlhV gravity and of th
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