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WI, lNTRN co., rnnl estate agpnlsi No. lm
Lamar street. brg leayelo call the allenlion
ofperons wishing "a purchase real estate "a
thn rglonslye lists n property 0n lhrIr
bnllrun boards IN ana outside n.
lhnir office, under tho respective heads H
nlmprnypi Cily Property" "Vnrnni piW
llls," nFnms" aud "unmpmyel and
VIVA Lands, embracing business housesnnd
vacant lots Ia the commercial Ornlpf NJ the
city, Alsn, building lots, and numbered
very desirable residences situated Ia pyely
quarter al lhenl Also, large tracts of wild
lands IN Dallas and other counties oi tho
slnte hpsldm number ~ ~ venNus
sizes, Including several large nnd highly lW'
proved plantations within aye miles ol lhe
GityOf Dallas, 2Mdlm
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rREPERRED SPECIALS.

beautiful satin llnlal aud rel0uohed
photographs nj I'reemOn'a new model
studio, IT u 10 per dozen, Nov n the
time 10 got your photos lokcn, Studio
north side Of public square,
lOldlw A. FllEhMAN'
Mr., Venablc, the real estate agent
has removed his ollloo Ia the old olllcc
Of John Henry Brown n Venablo, aud
IL paying cnsh for county aud city
scrip. lIe also has u little money Ia
loan. lOlddl
4 ndyso you 10 90 10 Slanlord'a
now shoe store, iOJ Elm street. for
cheap Shoes,
Fine walahoa repaired IN tho best
manner and warranted, NJ Hermann
liangoa
Sec advertisement Of Fosters scc'
ond Texas drawing postponed for n few
days,
Tho finest display Of Jowolry, Mt
most reasonable figures, you can llnd
NJ Hermann Lango'a, 6Ol south side
Main street.
Those fellows, llolenbcck N Me
Collum, at the "lIoss pla c,n lO7 Main
street, are bound TO scll better goods
and more Of them and NJ lcss prices
than amy other house In the city, They
have got the goods aud they have got
the cutter, In order 10 satisfy your
selves Of the fact, just call and see
them. Don't forget the place, iO7
Main street. lOOdlm
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A LamdabIe Enlcrpriso.

The fountain on Olive street, betweop
Fourth and Fifth, authorized by mn or.
dlnance of the city council, will be 4
very ereditble affair rs well rs n very
ingenious piece of mechanism. II will
be made OF galvanized iron, with plate.
glass mirror aud sllver-l lated orua.
ments, and will be surmounted by n
spray fountain, underneath which will
be gas lamp. Ten nickel plated fau.
Gets and ten silver-plated cups
are attached. 1t is designed to fur
nish Uttered ice-water to pass
ers-by, and hydrant water
10 horses. The height of the fountain
VIII be ten feet, the diameter about
three feet, aud the shape will be that
oil decagon, q faucet OH eaoh side.
and by Its side will be two iron troughs,
ihe estimated cost will be eight hun.
dred dollars, and the cost of ice about
MY dollars per month. Tlils public
spirited enterprise OF tbs Young insur-
ance agents, l.. l.. & Moses King, de.
serves commentator, and as a practi.
cal temperance movement il worthy
oil limitation by enthusiasts in the
callse.-[St Louis Globe Democrat.
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Beiore Ills IIonor.

The case n tho two sports, charged
with gaming, was continued until TO-
day,
!, II, Edwards 0ycrgauged himself
"Wednesday night, aud underworld to
make hih hide hold three gallons
when II wasn't gaugod fl' hut two
The consequence WIS tint j, H. lost
his reckoning, aud woke up yesterday
morning 10 nnd that he had slept In u
strange bed, aud among "slrangerH'"
lIereHented the impulallon, however,
that ho was drunk, aud offered TO con-
vince his honor II he would only give
him time, liut the court declined TO
take his word for II, aud taxed him two
dollasand the outside trimmings,
Edward Jones plead not guilty 10 the
same charge, but the Ates, the evil
dence and his honor were against him,
aud he, too, contributed two dollars
aud costs toward tho support of the
municipal government
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unknown % pounds, Colorsr black
and red,
hfeGnd naeN nile nnd 1Hf'hlahlh
pnrse $40 frre ~ ~
First j. II Hloueae Ia, Billy WIZ
hanson, aged by pamel lloono dam
Codme ITO pounds. Colorsl green
and orange sleeves
Second Df Waurn'se @, Aolh'
ing, three years old, by lied liusselh
dam Belshallar ~ pounds ColorHr
black aud rcd,
Tneing race Hail hile.
Mr. Hllers hay mare, Aelllel slK
years old, Major liarkley'sc, H. bright
aged, Mr., MoI(inlys g. q, French
man, aged
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Fine Arts,
llNllllw

ABDUCTION "Wednesday, Thursday aud
Friday nights, Junc0 10 and II, the
choice collection of high class oil
paintings, oil chromos, English OH
cravings and water colors, deliberately
and ele ,antly framed, now on free cX-
hihition NJ No. 400 Main street, noar
Tolllver a. Williams drug store Sale
positivc--no reserve. EXamiue cata.
logues.
Ladies' are invited to visit and exam
Inc this superb gallery before 1t is
broken by removals following, sales
Opening, "Wednesday morning.
00dtf a, BOOrn, Auctlonccr.
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moi light row ~ disturbances Of
any Kind 10 relieve the weary monot'
ony Of the reporters rounds
Time now 10 when tho costume Of
the ancient ranger h appreciated -
straw hat and pair of spurs
Parties desiring an official list Of
the Denison drawing can procure the
Same by romllllng address and ton
cents 10 the Denison News,
White sulphur Springs water in
ono Of llie host aperienla offered 10 the
public, For all diseases arising from
constipation II II Invaluable
Everybody should remember that
tho numerous oenlennlals have had ma
effect In changing the day NJ tho glo'
rlous FOURTH aud that, 90 usual, II
oomes on July 1,
The sale Of pictures will bo oonlln'
uod this evening No QUO should lose
the opportunity Of adjoining their
rooms, when such gems IN nro offered
can be procured NJ tribe,
"A couple of female ooona gol 10
wool pulling on Main street, near
Lamar yesterday, aud VIII both np'
pear before his honor this morning Ia
show cause wherefore, why, olc.
The attention of atockmen IN called
10 the advertisement of H. j, Ware,
Marshall, who offers for sale, very low,
tho thoroughbred bull, "PrInco Ar
thur" i've years old, aud n perfect Pic
turo Of the AYRSHIRE breed,
A young man, working for consld'
erably less than thousand month,
proposed 10 the daughter Of his en-
ployer few days since, but she asked
TO bo excused, aud like clever, though
very foolish gentleman, ho excused
her
Whoel0Ck won tombstone on the
raco yesterday and the question now
IN, what IN he going 10 do with II? His
friends should keep sharp oyo on
him, for II he falls TO pick tho "sllci
ono" to-day, he's liable TO need II him
solC
Would II not bo good idea for the
leading hotels 10 reserve supper for
passengers arriving on the evening
tralns9 Great complaints are made by
parties arriving In the city ut 3 orr
o'clock, not being able TO procure
supper at the hotels,
The new Methodist Episcopal
ut Lawrence, will he opened
next Sunday Drs, Bursl, of Austin,
and llurlacl, Of New Orleans, have
been Invited, and ARE expected TO at |
tend. The Texas and Pacific viii car
ry those who desire TO attend ut re-
duccd rates.
j. ID, Padgtt, charged with killing
w. q, Eadus, who delivered himself
up 10 the authorities u few days ago
md was brought before Judge Banks
lnlc on II writ OF habeas corpus, was
Yesterday admitted to bail IN the sum
If five hundred dollars, which he
promptly gave.
--TiE HERALD acknowledges the re-
leipt of the annual address delivered |
before the law department OF the
Georgetown university, by Hon. George
w. Paschal, on the 3D. Of June. II is
IN eloquent and able effort, every way
worthy of the. great name and fame of
IT. author.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Mcssrs. Worden n Smith, gen
oral blaclismiths, who have fitted up
the old HERALD building, corner Elm
and Houston streets, where they are
to do all kinds of blacksmith
ing and particularly fine carriage
work in tie best manner, These gen
tlcmen are experienced and careful
workmen, and will guarantee to do
good honest work at the lowest rates
We most cordially commend them to
our readers
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Electro ynp0r Iinths.

Dr. j. :. Coleman requests IN To
state that no has now seven patients
being treated with the Electro-Vnpor
or medlcatcd baths, and that more
than that number have been prevented
using them 10y reason of the charge,
two dollars per bath. lie desires TO
any that In future, the charge will he
for n single bath one dollar aud lilty
cents; for ten baths, ten dollars,
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Before United states Commissioner
Long

The case of Sutton, charged with
counterfelting, was postponed yester-
day until Saturday, to give defendant
time to summon his witnesses.
Several witnesses were examined in
the case of J. w. Webb, charged with
selling twenty-dollar counterfeit bill,
but before conclusion, the court took
an adjournment until this morning Mt
eight o'clock.
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naninane.i.n

nIlr best is llln cheapest Is au OLD anal
lmp maRlm, Ihn pesl article ipr those need
lug spfnlarlra nT alds o. sight d lNf
HpamNli arriaar WadH nll lNasiNir
rsl pnsslhlrmp AMI skili, nom lhe yny
hfal murunls. bY iilH hwnnr Optical Aln-
umauring company ~ % NaliW ianfl
A.V iNlft Mi-H'iH-W
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Diamonds, watches, jewelry, fine
sterling silverware, and everything at
Auslin's, will, during the month of
June, be offered at prices never before
heard of. Call and be convinced at
5l3 Main street. 0ldlm
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LOCAL B REVITIES.
Very warm.
--TyrOleso Tonight.

Very warm.
--Tyrolese tonight.
Garden truck abundant and cheap
The great four-mile dash comes of
tomorrow.
The sanitary condition of Dallas
was never better.
Don't forget the excursion to Gal
weston on the sd.
General Braxton Bragg returned
TO Galveston yesterday morning.
The drawing of the Kaufman giit
concert takes place in few days.
There should be a large attendance
of ladies at the fair grounds to-day.
Miss Lizzie Lane has assumed tho
management of the Crutchiield house
The Tyrolese WARRIORS at Odd Eel.
lows hall this evening. Go hear them.
The hotel registers show an i'm
mense number of visitors TO our city.
Our visitors are in ecstatics over
the thrift, energy and prosperity of
Dallas.
The bob-tail district convention
meets at Lancaster, in this county, on
the 10th.
-Siler's mammoth omnibuses are
well patroniael to and from the fair
grounds 'at e1a "
-Trcttimg races to-day one week,
over the course OF the Blood-Stock as
ISOLATION.
Pool selling was very light last
evening, with Austin the fayorite is
handicap.
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rmE DAILY HERALD

VIII bn faund ou Haie ~ lhe newh'
beYs on al lFains ~ the leSas and
aud Pacific railway, and ~ She fellow
ing news stands ~ The city, yisi w. w.
prankIin a Go, h0i Main street u, H.
star, Lamar street rierce . ioie, 0o1
main slFeoi sigHr hland ~ ii'e san
Iaeinlo iIoIol, and ., nrLihare, i'a'
mar street,
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All persons indebted to the under
signed for advertising, job work and
subscriptions are notified to make
payment of the same without delay.
My accounts MUST be closed up at once
JNO. W, SWlNDELLS.
Dallns June 1, 1871
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"A young girl was fatally burned
with Kerosene the other day In Hous.
Ton. The poor girl was but fourteen
years OF age, was attired in white sum.
mer drapery, and adopted the familiar
mole OF kindllng q fire with kerosene
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Colonel Choate Somerby, of Kauf-
man, arrived in the city last evening,
and Is booked at the San Jacinto.
Colonel j. Waldo, of the Central
road, arrived on special train, last
evening, and is guest of the San
Jacinto.
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CRY BUSINESS,
Wake Ip ana See What II
doing On,

Losqh MpcoG0mcoG Ola Elm s''ch
DaR0s, homs an IN @Nia0 aoods chcqr
M doiipaa HrW ~ nsioNrnlr On
ant 0ipo him II fih, N ola E'm street,
lgditu
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nv reslaOnee, eeFneT raeiiin avenue
ana IfaHslnn streets, eHbFReiRg hnli y
bissh ~ gFoWnd, with q VET hnisl'fi
0ae'sioFy and basement roch'ronerrie
bniiaing, Had all necessary onl'hniid'
ings, eie, A. early applicant MAJ 49,
eHFea baTgain,
JNO, W, sWIkDEiIA,
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Quarter stretch Badges for the Races.
The only place they can be had il at
Johnson's ticket office, under San
Jacmto hotel OSdGt
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"A. G, BERRY.
Builder and Contractor

donn a.. i h,n US OF brick, wood and stone wor,,
work guaranteed. manner. All
ol ~ urge supply OF best river bottom hr,.,,
n,,sss on hand, and for sale at lowest npices
on p romS yaru next 70 Trinity bridge oTlce
residence. =" h'Vor barkley's
79dlm
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a Card.

W. G. SiclIles 4 Co. continue the grocery
and provision business Mt GIG Elm street, r..
V. Tompkins' old stand, They also solicit
consignments from ST., Louis Galveston and
other points. The old firm was dissolved on
the 10th instant, Mr.. IL. j, Edserlcy dispos-
Ing of his interest to W. IL. Coker. The
style of the firm will remain the same.
Goods will be delivered in the city free of
charge, W. &. SlCKLEs,
5ldly WI, COKER.
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SUMMARY.

Thos. A. Gray enters Q. f. Coriandor, 81
pouhus, years old, by Rebal, dam Au-
rella Wcstheimer.
d. :. Warren enters G, @. Nothing, 20
pounds, 3years old, by Red Russell, dam
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-21


region occupied by the outlaws,
parties can now travel with innuuitv
thursday morning a miner named
Cunningham fell through two sets of
tlmbers in the Hale IL Norcross mine,
at Virginia, and injured himself Sc
verely. one OF his shoulders was dis
The chest. DR.. Conn renderad tha noe.
essarv su,.oic,l assistance and tho in
iured man - do;nn well
john Robins. 1t IS said, has struck
a new lead ~ Winnemucca Mountain,
The vein. 81 FIR as develone5 isnearlv
aat and carries considerable ore. II Is
situated on the hin above tho old Win
nemurca tnnneI. and is consiaered oue
of the best prosnecfs outside Of the
Pride of the Mountain in the district.
Monday evening about 3 clock a
row OCCURRED i'm chinatown. in Reno.
in which one chinanan was cnt In the
arm and his killed. The
Chjnaman who did The KILLING has been
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-21
FRIDAY. MAY 81, 1878.
OUR BONANZA.

There can be no question that this
district may boast of the largest bo-
nanza yet discovered on the Pacific
Coast. Those who have carefully in
spected it pronounce it the wonder of
the mineral world. Its dimensions far
exceed anything disclosed or the lower
levels of the Comstock; and the end is
not yet. No living man can feretell the
great extent of the Ruby Hill DO nan
"a. 1t is known to permeate all of the
lower workings of the Eureka CONSOLE
dated and Richmond, and it is but fair
to presume that it also extends
through the XIX, Phenix, Jackson, and
further on to the southwark. Within
the last few days the leading features
of the great deposit have been care
fully examined by Captain Osbiston.
Professor Price, Judge Wren, and 9TH
err gentlemen of extensive mining ex-
perience, aud they are all unanimous
in the opinion that nothing approxi-
mating it has ever been brought to
the light of day in this State, if, in
deed, in any part of the mineral
world. We have conversed with these
gentlemen since their visit to u bo-
nanza, and each expressed himself
more than surprised at its magnificent
proportions. Captain Osbiston is Mr..
Sharon's private expert in all matters
pertaining to mining affairs, and so
favorable a report as he is sure to make
can not exercise other than beneficial
results for the future of this district.
The Captain and Professor Price leaye
to-day for San Francisco, and there
can be little question that other mining
men will be attracted hither by their
favorable accounts of our mineral re-
sources. We are glad to know that
the Messrs. Shaw brothers, as well as
the rest OF our superintendent, take 81
much pains TO extend to visitors every
facility and courtesy for viewing the
splendid wealth of the mines under
their control. This will ultimately
tell largely for the whole district, and,
if we are not greatly mistaken, will
produce a revival in mining such as
has never before been witnessed in
this highly favored section of Nevada.
Capital, to fully bring out our hidden
wealth, is all that is n~ecessaryto make
Eureka one of the greatest bullion-pro-
ducing districts in the civilized world.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-21

Our dispatches of to-day contain an
account of a reception given to Senator
Booth at the Grand Hotel in San
Francisco last Wednesday evening. In
response to a call, the Senator appeared
upon the balcony Of the hotel and
made a short speech to the crowd. The
few words reported are sufficient to
prove the falsity of the report which
mas for several weeks been circulated
by some of the California papers, 10
the effect that a coalition was about be-
ing effected between the Republicans
and Independents of that State. Mr..
Booth said that sin the present condition
of political parties the Peoples party
afforded the only hope for a sound adj
ministration of public affairs" The
Senator is the head and front of thesIn-
dependent movement in California,
and may be accepted as authority in
everything pertaining to the policy OF
the party on the coast, and the above
quoted remarks indicate anything but
a desire upon his part to form an ALI
ance with the party led by Sargent
Gorham, Care Il Co.
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EALEN

A private letter from Darwin, dated
en- the 9th, says the 1nyo IadeDeadent,
gives the particulars of another out
rage at the hands of those Mexican
Buffalo Gnats." Bart. McGee, OF
Bishop Greek, was caught about ten
miles from Shepherds Canyon, bytwo
Mexicans, and kept a close prisoner,
the most of the time securely bound,
for IS hours. For a long time one OF
the bandits IA resolutely determined
to murder their prisoner, but at the
urgent persuasion of the other, after
much debate they gave up that idea
and told him to go directly to Darwin,
otherwise they would Kill him any
how. lie did so, coming into Darwin
on the 9Th. The robbers took his horse
and entire outfit and all the money he
had about him. The robbers told Nc
Gee that their party was composed OF
eight, but he saw only those two. Oh,
if the Amador volunteers would only
come over here and drive the gnats
away!
A short time ago a stranger was
found dead in Petersburg, Kansas,
and at the inquest held on the body tbs
Jury found "that the name of the de.
ceased is Rev. Il. III. McGrath, late OF
Virginia City, Nevada" for they found
in the vest pocket of the dead man d
note addressed to Rev. 7. III. McGrath,
Virginia City, Storey county, Nevada,
The vest was sent from Virginia with
other articles to the Kansas sufferers,
but Mr.. Mctirath says he did not go ia
tho vest. A friend of his in Kansas
wrote to him informing him that he
was dead and That an inquest had been
held upon his body.
Last Friday two of the Lyon County
prisoners, taking advantage OF the rem
ovation going on at their place of con
finement, made their escape. They
found concealment on an island in the
Carson, and comfort and cheer in the
contents ola whisky bottle. Atlength,
becoming tired Of their seclusion, they
started to go to Sutro, whore n had
been at work in the tunnel, and found
the Sheriff ready to receive them, and
return them to their place of confine.
ment. Ono was named Mcdonald, and
was in for assault and battery ; the
other was named McCabe, and was IN
for assisting a prisoner to break jail.
A company of u. S. cavalry are or
their way from San Francisco to lnye
county, to protect the people and tht
United States mails against the bandits
which infest tho southern portion o
that county. The cavalry in detach
ments, viii continue in the field Til
Fall. IL necessary, and scout the entire
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-21

ScANDAL-The story is told of a wo-
man who freely used her tongue 10 the
scandal of others, and made a confes'
sion to the priest of what she had done
He gave her a ripe thistle top and told
her to go out in different directions
and scatter the seeds, one by one,
Wondering at the penance, she obeyed,
and then returned and told her comics
sor. To her amazement he babe her
go back and gather the scattered seeds
and when she objected that it would
be impossible, he replied that it would
be still more difficult to gather up and
destroy all the evil reports which she
had circulated about others. Any
thoughtless, careless child can scatter
q handful of thistle-seed before the
wind in q moment, but tho strongest
and wisest man can not gather them
again.
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munication from a citizen detailing the
circumstances OF strange, if not unu
sual, proceedings on the part Of certain
Of our local officers, is published else
where in this issue of the SENTINEL,
We have heard mention OF the affair
before now, and the officers whose mo-
tives are impugned owe it to them
selves, no less than to the general pub
lie, to make a proper showing in the
premises.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-21

INsANE.-Our dispatches to-day an
nounce that Mrs. Lincoln, widow OF
our late President, has been examined
before q Commission of Lunacy and
pronounced insane. She has been sent
to q private asylum.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-21

THIS is from the pen of the wicked
Henry WaIterson, of the Louisville
Couriey-JoulNat. sit is said that Sec
rotary Robson seriously thinks OF
burning the half a dozen or so old
tubs that are left, and of adopting
Prot. Boynton as the United States
navy"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-21

The San Francisco CAL declares that
Mr.. Anthony will not be a candidate
for Governor of California at the cleo
ton in September. This is only of IN
terest because so much has already
been said OF his c~andidature as a Dolly
Warden.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-21

THE Eureka Sentinel has finally
captured the Carson appeal man on
the Viles' Tavern question. 1t is
authoritatively stated that Grant did
get drunk on that Lexington trip.
This is what proves the existence of the
old doggery.-Boror Miner.
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ETED.

On Ruby Hill. May 20. May Enright. daugh-
ter Of Timothy Enright, aged s years.
Tho funeral will take place to-day, at 2
O'Clock, from the residence Of the parents, on
Ruby Hill.
In Virginia. May 10, James Dennis, infant
son Of James w. and Alice killceR, aged 3
months and y days.
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Serious Hood.


MINDEN, Ont. NAV 10.
The Government dams at Eagle and
IEall's lakes, on upper Gull river, have
broken away, nooding the village Of
Minden. Tie water is over two fest
above the floors of the houses, and is
still rising. The damage will be great