G old H ill N ews
Friday, Decani er lo, 1897.
At Four Score.
Or. Mile«’ Nervine Restores Health.
MINES AND M INING .
P r o g r e ss and D o ng» In an d A b o u t th e
M in es o f th e C oast.
The Argonaut mill, Amador county,
was started on its initial run last week.
W« Dennis has sold the American
j mine, Amador county, to San Francisco
parties for $30,000.
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At the (riiffith Con., Diamond
Springs, El Dorado county, ore in both
shoo s assays »18 per ton.
The Merced Company, Mariposa
county, have struck a rich chamber in
the Mary Harrison mine.
F. McNearof Oakland, operating the
An Elegant Assortment of those i
Buckhorn mine Calaveras county, is
said to be getting high-grade qnari«
OREGON WOOLENS which have |
from the tunnel workings. He is also
operating the Heinshoff mines on the
been attracting so much atten- |
townsite lines.
of late.
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W. R. Pearson recently examined
the old Mt. Hope mine at Grizzly Flat,
El Dorado county; it has been decided
A few exclusive designs in CHEVIOTS and |
to begin operations. A tunnel Io tap
the ledge much lower than the old one
CASSIMERE GOODS, nicely tailored, best Italian =
is already under way.
Linings, and in fact, a suit you may feel proud of S
Superintendent Gavley is pushing
at
$10. If you have not seen ’em call in and I
work on the Bright Hope, El Dorado
county, and adjoining maims. A four-
brighten up.
NOLE EZEKIEL OBEAR, assessor and stamp double battery is expected to be
P. H. HARTH & SON,
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tax collector, Beverly, Mass., who has in operation soon.
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passed the £0th life mile stone, says: It is stated on good authorty that the
"Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine has done a last monthly clean-up at the Massachu­
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes.
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great deal of good. I suffered for years from setts Hill mine, Nevada county,
Sleeplessness and nervous heart trouble. amouted to over $100,000.
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Would feel weary and used up lu the morn­
The Moius mine, Inyo county, is be­
ing, had no ambition and my work seemed a
burden. A friend recommended Dr. Miles' ing worked. The main incline is down
Nervine, and I purchased a bottle under 180 feet with drifts thirty feet westerly
protest as I had tried so many remedies un­ and sixty feet easterly. The ore show­
successfully, I thought It no use. But It ing is good.
gave me restful sleep, a good appetite and
Assessment work was begun last
restored me to energetic health. It Is a
grand good medicine, and I will gladly write week on the Pine Mountain group,
The Baltic mine gives
anyono inquiring, full particulars of my sat­ Inyo county.
On Flues, Walls, or
average assays of 87 ounces of siiyer,
isfactory experience.” —
any other kind of
Dr. Miles' Romedies
68 per cent lead, $0 in gold.
are sold by all drug­
Brick Work.
ThePinmore, Kern county, is taking
gists under a positive
out twenty-live Ions of ore per day and
guarantee, first bottle
milling it at Garlock. The first mill­
benefits or money re­
ing ran something over $8 per ton, and
funded. Book on dis­
the second over $15.
eases of the heart and
THE
Serves free. Address,
—
A strike is reported in the Warring­
BRICK
DR. MILES MEDICAL UO., Elkhart, la d
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ton mine, Haviiah, Kern county, a
MASON,
9-foot ledge being developed on the
F un at the T rain .— Monday 560-foot level. The Los Angeles Gold
Gold Hill,
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Oregon.
Mining Company recently bonded the
morning constable Parker was look­ mine and has been develowing it for
ing for E. A. L. Sm ith, for whom the last month.
The Lu Belle, Willow Valley, Nevada
ONE GIVES RELIEF.
he had a w arrant for his arrest for county,
is being developed. The tun­
assault and battery. Smith m an­ nel is in 400 feet; from it aro four up­
aged to conceal himself until the raises. . The ledge averages about 18
inches in thickness and the crusiiings
m- rning train came in, when he now being taken out will mill $25 a ton.
boarded it for Medford where he
The new hoisting and pumping rig at
for
had im portant business to transact. the Texas mine in Willow Valley,
Nevada
county,
has
started.
The
three-
Parker spied his man and proceed­
compartment shalt will be continued
ed to arrest him. But Smith was down and drifts run.
determined to go to Medford and
At the Maryland, Nevada county,
until you have tried
tried to e«cape. He managed to the developments on the 1000 level
during the past week have been such
get on the opposite side of the train as to warrant putting in place again
from the constable and played the machinery that was taken out
peak-a-boo for a while, when final­ awhile ago. The preseut indications
are very favorable for this mine.
ly Parker succeeded in crossing
John Costello made a rich strike in
over and both proceeded to run a quartz on Indian creek, Siskyou county,
foot race. Finally Parker cap tu r­ uncovering a ledge 18 inches in width’
winch he estimates will go at least $50
ed his m an, bu he was permitted per
ton.
to go to the city on his own recog-
Nearly 300 mining locations were
You can buy them in the paper 5-cent cartons
uition.
filed from Jan. 1st to Nov. I-t in San
Bernardino county. There are 220
stamps, of which 145 are dropping.
OUR CLUBBING LIST.
no.
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to xr»IJfjr t h . nnlTw wl pr»»n« d n u n d for • t o » prtoa
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The Annexation Treaty.
W ashington , Dec. 7.—Senator
Davis, chairm an of the committee
on foreign relations, said he would
tomorrow ask the senate to take up
the Hawaiian annexation treaty. I
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