Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-27

the principal companies Of the
United States and Great Britain were
represented. The Treasurer's report
Tor the year shows: Receipts. $l34.000;
expenditures, $685. 900 [miIlions?].
President Oakley delivered the an
nual address. The capital employed
for the last year was $55, 600 900, an in
crease of $1,000, 900 over 1874. The
dividends on this capital averaged IL
4-lOO-l3 2f-lO per cent. The total
amount OF premium resolved during
1875 by the American companies was
$50 900 600, and by foreign companies
$lI 900, O0O, y d~e:rease Of 7O.lUO per
cent. over 1874. The losses for the
wear paid were, SIS, SOC. 600. The in
crease in the amount Of risks assumed
by companies during 1875 il 500, OOO,-
600. The loss rate curing the past year
has steadily increased. Retnunerative
rates should be adhered to, As any
other course leads to but inevitable
disaster.
rhe Appropriation q the Pacific
Coast Minis.
WASHINGTON, April %.
The amendment adopted t,y the
House allowing employees of the San
Francisco mint to be paid % per cent.
higher wages than the Philadelphia
mint employees Of a corresponding class,
Is II substitute IN the proposition just
reported by the committee which pre-
Scribed S6 per day rs the g ,mpensatiOn
for all operatives and employees now
receiving more than that per day, and
cutting DOWN to $3 all wages between
that and IS per day.
Randall, at the suggestion Of Wig
CLINTON and Luttrell, will endeavor %
secure somewhat higher compensation
for these employees than received un
der the original proposition. All other
items tor the San Francisco mint were
adopted as reported from the Commits
tee Of the House.
On motion of Randall it was resolved
that provisions Tor the Superintendent,
Conner and Cashier of the Carson mint
Ike made in an appropriation OF SfO.0W
for wages, instead OF so OOO, AS pro-
vided in the bill. The Increased item
for materials amounts to only $4,000
instead Of $4,000. promised until re-
Gently. 1t came out in the debate that
Linderinan recommended only $780,
OOO for this purpose. Woodbnrn siren
uouS'y nueas..va oo "o.a.i, an ase.e-
All the Pacific coast members voted for
Woodburn and Piper's amendments,
but success was i'm possible; even I've
fore Piper made his very severe stric
ture on Randall and the committee,
which had the effect of rallying their
personal friends to the earnest support
of the committees recommendations.
Governor Beverihge's PrOclama.
ton,
Sp-p,xorrr,n ne A,r;l %
In aconr,i.nc. win tba s-urya.,ion of
tho ;nn,t rasoiu,;,,, ro,o,,Iv 7..ssaa in
Congress on the subject, Govern"r
bevefldse to-day ISSUED = p~roc,a'na
l'"" urging t'e pe'Pie W ii'iu'"s ~ as
se'i,oie, %" Tue c"''i'''s ro"Ith Wou's'
~ lne'r ,ow"s %, co"..y Srn'sa"u .ne'e
pear u h'StoI'cal SKETCH =" tne'r '"w"
Oh co"n'y, wnich sNe''n SnaIi oT "e'
po,,ite'' AIMING INC i"ca'' o'h'e anu re"'
era archives, IN order 10 Perpel.ate
AN, re."er more "'c',"'e ne ".a,e'
history oi the various iocai'ties Vi this
country.
1--WE children Drowned Ia the Iswa
River
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hmt he chilIren we're Inst ~ the nu.
der-tow. The professor, or Zed by the
event, s,uglt to lump la. X i,llu sac
stream alter he WAS taken out. The
bouie, have not been found YET.
""e "re"s SPeecN'
NEW YORK, April ~.
A World edltorially says: The Pc
rusal of Jonss' speech on donbls stan
dard value, suggests the Thought that
II would not have been made II or
ator WAS not an owner OF silver mining
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