THE MINING JOURNAL.
J. B. ODE*. 0. W. ODES.
J. B. ODER * 880.,
PROPRIETORS.
Duncan J. Sloan,
BUSINESS AGENT AT LONACONINO.
OOee.XalnSt.,Hltelilngßroß.Building
TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION:
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Frontburg, Jnne 18, 1880.
Found—A crass key. The owner
my here it by inquiring at this
office.
"A BOUSING temperance meeting"
is reported at Barton Thursday
evening.
Th* reports of Mine Inspector
Brown are received with favor both
by the companies and miners.
Oub coal business is getting much
depressed. Some of the mines on
George's Creek are running half time;
others idle altogether^
The inside plane in the Potomac
mine at Barton fell in Sunday or Sun
der Bight last. Only one day's min
ing coal has been done since.
Attention is called to the adver
tisement of George W. Russell, in
another column, who is now ready to
repair all kinds of Sewing Machines.
Eubeka Mines.—Mr. Thomas W.
Neff, of Eckbart, has opened up the
Eureka mine on his properly, which
is said to contain as good coal as can
be found on George’s Creek.
Tee Bowery folks manifested their
approval of the nominations at Chica
go Tuesday evening by a huge bon
fire located in their quarter of our
great corporate quadrilateral.
A smabh-up of coal cars took place
on the 0. & P. R. R. at Borden Shaft
Tueeday afternoon. The passenger
train was delayed several hours in
consequence. Joseph Whetstone's
oew was in the way, started all the
trouble, and got killed.
Mining Affaibs.— Blmn Avon
mine is running on half and quarter
time.
Midlothian mine is working up to
its full capacity.
