> ;.i.. :t expect-, to cutout the laterals very
1.. . ■ it- receive<l from Cook's during the
w k ay that the late strike on the Inez
’ -i’- !' the largest ever made in South-|
- rn New Mexico. The ore body as ex-
! ■■ • Hhout any development work Is forty- ■
• in width, fifteen feet in height and ■
■ < i l>;-.ci> a distance of over seventy-five
1 b<- on- runs between 50 and GO per I
••i had and over ten ounces In silver, i
■ldmg stXto net to the car.
THE NAVAL PARADE.
riionsands of Vessels Nall l’p the North
River to Riverside Park.
The naval parade at New York on the 11th
In honor of the discovery of America was a
grand affair.
The procession started from Ray Ridge at
12:31 o'clock, with music from a score of
bands*ringing out over the water. As the
procession passed Fort Hamilton, a salute
was fired by the several companies of marines.
Tl>e order of the parade was as follows:
Naval militia of the state of New York, pa
trolling line of parade; I nited State- torpedo
boat Cushing, vidette boats, strain yacht
Aida, steam yacht Allegro, steam yacht Hel
vetia. steamer Howard Carroll, bearing the
municipal flag. On l>oard this boat was uiy.
naval parade committee and their guests. In
cluding Vice President Morton, ex-Presidents
Hayes and Cleveland. Then followed the
t oluinbian committee of 100. with their
k’ue-ts, on Hie boats steamer Sam Sloan,
-'earner Mattawan and steamer Mohawk.
