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CANAL BOARD MEETING.

ALBANY, Nov. IL, 1871
Ata meeting OF the Canal Board to-day State Engi.
neer Van Buren offered resolution that the contracts
Of H. d. benson for removing tho obstructions from
tho outlet Of Cayuga Lake and channel OF Seneca
Rivcr settled accordance with the report tho
state Engineer and Commissioner Ia charge, which
was tabled The contract Of Henry Mowry for con-
strucIing vertical wall at Port Gibson, Erie Canal
was ordered to be cancelled. On motion OF Mr.
Warath the collectors at Rome Syracuse and Oswe.o
were directed clear boats and their cnrgoes on tho
Oneida Lake Canal Tho resolution Affirming tho saIc
of tho Crooked Lake Canal for So 033 33 lost Ad-
journod Tuesday. November q, NJ eleven o'clock
A
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l RAILROAD TO BE MCRTGAGED.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. Is, 1877.
The stockholders OF the Valley Railroad IN session
at staunton, to-day adopted a resolution authorizing
tho president directors to mortgage the road for
81 000 900, tho bonds 10 bear six per cont Interest,"
thirty years and not be sold at less than eighty
i've nts ON the dollar The deed oi trust s nos 10
bc gwen, however, without the approval Of the FL
nance Conn issioncrs OF Baltimore This action prob
ably looks TO extending The road southwark.
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ESCAPE OF PRISONERS.

BENNINGTON, W., Nov. Is, 1877.
This evening the jaler entered tho Bennington
County Jail for tho purpose OF putting coal the stove
when no was set upon by three prisoners--Michael
Grace, Melvin Healey and - Porkins-and knocked
down, bound ana gagged. Armed with the ofccr's
keys and revolver the trio escaped and had been NIB
sent thirty minutes before q discovery made.
Tho prisoners awaiting trial for different bur-
glaries Grace Is an old offender having served
cral terms In the state Prison.
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AMHERST COLLEGE.


ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE BOARD or TRUSTEES.
AMHERST, Mass Nov, l5, 1871
Tho trustees OF Amherst College held their an nual
meeting yesterday. Tho report OF Tho treasurer
showed balance OF $1,000 over and above the run.
ning expenses OF the college for the last year An
appropriation Of $500 made or tho Introduction
Of gas into the college buildings and $500 devoted
70 the Art Gallery Fund. The salaries OF the profcs
raised 1vc per cent. Rev. Thomas y. Field,
u. d. OF New London, Conn, class o 1864 elected
professor Of bbliology and college librarian. Tho
resIgnaton OF Alpncus Hardy, OF Boston, us member
OF the Board Of Trustees, vas nnaiiy accepted aud
Henry u. Hyde, OF Boston, Was elected In his place
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A FREE RrADiNG ROOM.

NEWPORT, Il. l., Nov. 10, 1871
During the past season Mrs John Jacob Astor, Of
New YORK, who resided At tue ''ssrreda place., gave
y handsome sum Of money Ior the purpose OF estab'
lishin2 a free reading room the 'point" ior the
fishermen and olher poor people who reside IN that
section OF the city The matter placed in tho
hnnd- Of the rector OF rriniy Church, who purchased
u suitable lot and caused moderate sized wooden
building TO be erected tn" uiid NJ has Just been com
pIeted ana II was appropriately dedicated last even.
Ing, the local clergy beng present The room was
packd and the exercises were very interesting. The
room wii be supplied with good literature, and It 10
believed will be corlaly supported by the local pov
lalIon and by The aummer residents.
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THE CAPTURED NEZ PERCES.

wAsniSGroS, Nov. is, 1877.
telegram has beon received by General 4. ID.
Townsend from General Sheridan saying
General Terry wants 10 know II the Neg Per cs
other prisoners viii DO held ~ Fort Lincoln this
wibter, 30 as to make arran gemenIs accordingly.
Co'onei Niles through General Terry eaarnestly
requests authority 10 take twelve Hftccr
OF the prinvlpai mon OF the Cheyenne anc
Scz PeIccs TO Washington, In order that
they may learn the intentons OF the government and
be satsued that no wrong is intended. lie also
the intcrpret.r Ben Clarke, whom | will send TO
Lincoln. respectfully suggest tnat the Nez Psrc6s
be sent TO Fort L.avcnworth ana the Cheyenne. to
JOIN the balance OF their people the Indian rerri-
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ENGINEERS CONVICTED.

PORTLAND, Ne, Nov. 10, 1877.
George W. Stevens, George W. Kemp, Warren II.
Walker, Charles A. Stevens, Benjamin Whi,ten Tay-
lor 8. Dodge Henry q. Mills aud Edward Merrill,
striking engineers tho Boston and Name Railroad,
have ul been ound guilty OF conspiracy III obstruct
ing the mails IN tho Uni cd States Court this morning
lotion Tor arrest oi sentence made. to be argued
hne, with from one dav 10 two years. Imprisonment.
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COTTON SHIPMENT.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. l5, 1877.
Three OF the largest merchant sailing ships which
havo visited this port the hero load
ing with cotton for Liverpool They are the Kato
O'Bren, Barring Brothers and Alexander Gibson The
latter the largest OF the three by twenty tons
These ships belong to Mr.. 0'Bren. OF Thomaston Me-
He is a descendant Of the O'Brien Brothers who
fought the irst naval engagement in the Revolution
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IHE NEW ORLEANS CoLLECTORsHIP.

NEW ORLEANS Nov. 10, 1877.
In an interview to-day Mr Eaugham Llwrencs
SAID he bad received further Information with re.
gard 10 his nomination for the Office Of Collector than
that contained Ia published dispatches IRON Wash
inqton. Nc expressed himself as reasonably hopeful
o confirmation. and said " ne shouii succeed Judge
King he proposed To be Co1ectorliI iact wei
name. lie lntepded, he said, to manage tue Custom
House. nrst ior the best interests OF the government
and, secondly, IN such way AS 10 best promote tns
interests oi business men.
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AMNESTY FOR O'DONOGHUE.

OTTAWA, Nov. 10, 1871
Hon Mr.. Lanrier, Minister Of Inland Revenue TO-
day assured deputalion OF Irishmen Quebec that
the Dominica government would introduce into Par
Lament a measure for the reliof and amnesty or
O,Don oghuc, who outlawcd for completely In tho
rccc Mt disturbances the Northwest, ms 10 place
him on tho Same footing as Ricl and Lcpine
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SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.

NASHVILLE Tenn. Nov. Is, 1877.
The shooting tournament OF the Tennessee Sports
mems Association opened here very successfully to-day
under the management OF 4. T. Martin. OF Chicagol
The best scores made to-day were by Abe Kicinman
ami Mr.. Martin of Chicago; Thompson and Nicholson,
Of Nashville, and Davis, OF Memphis.
Thc tnu rnam ent w III Coutin ne NIL tho week
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| LEAD COMPANY ASKS TIME.

BosToN Mass, Nov. Is, 1877.
The Boston Lead Company having become embar-
rasscd meeting Of creditors was held yesterday. j.
II. Chadwick L. Co, thor selling agents, made
statement showing large surplus in stock and other
property their liabilities. The company asked
for IN extension Of time, and ]. II. Chadwick Co,
who ipdorsers Tor tho company TO large amount
propose, II tho extension Is granted, to guarantee
pay In full oil principal and interest The state
Inent was iavorably received and committee chosen
TO examine The company's Affairs.
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DROWNING ACCIDENTS,

lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE. Nov. Is. 1877.
Three drowning cases occurred here to-day Charles
Small colorcd fell from oyster boat In the harbor
An unknown man while intoxicated walked overheard
ana met his death in the same way. Tho third case
that OF y woman also unknown whose corpse was
found oatipg tho water wnere the two others
Ucr rO
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THE COULBAUGH SUICIDE.

CHICAGO. H. Nov Is, 1877.
The Coroners jury this afternoon. rendered . vcr-
dict that william +. Coolbaugh came to his death
from pistol shot fired by his hand with intention
10 commit suicide and that In their judgment he
mitted tho act u state Of temporary insanity Tho
Clearing House Association TO-DAY adopted resolu-
ton OF respect TO tho deceased banker
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DUR SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 15, 1871
A meeting was held this evening under the auspices
or the associated industries Of the United States TO de-
vise means to develop tho commercial industries Of
tho country In South America The discussion tended
10 show that line OF steamships between this coun
try and Brazil Is first step necessary and resou-
ton providing for committee TO lay the subject be-
tore tho proper committees OF Congress WAS adopted
and said committee appointed
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A RAILROAD FORECLOSURE.

ST. ALBANs, Vt, Nov. 15 1871
Under decree OF foreclosure, issued on account OF
the failure OF the lessees to pay the interest since
1875, the Mlssisquo Valley Railroad, extending IRON
this place 10 Richford, thirty miles, to-day goes into
the hands OF trustees oil the lrst mortgage oil
$500 0O0- Worthington Z. smith, Benjamin /. Cheney
and William b. Stevens The ROAD mas been leased
since 1871 by the Central Vermont receivers and
managers. The road viii be operated by the trustees
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TRINITY COLLEGE, TORONTO.

TORONTO, Nov. Is, 1877.
Hon @. W. Allen was installed Chancellor OF trinity
College to-day in place OF the late Hon. j. v. Hiiyard
Cameron. The now convocation hall also inaugu-
rated and degrees were conferred. Among those
present were Bishop Coxe OF Western New York; tho
bishops OF Toronto, Ontario and Niagara Sir John
a
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GENERAL EsCoBEDo ON TRIAL.

DRowxsvILLK, Texas, Nov Is, 1871
Tho first indictment In the case OF General Escobcdo
for violation or the neutrality laws having becn
quashed on account OF it's vagucncss another ndict
ment has been found, and Escobedo, with several Of
his companions was put on trial in tno United States
Court here 'o-day. The case Will occupy several
days
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CIGARMAKERS WANTED.

SAN FRANCISCO Nov IA, 1871
A committee OF cisarmakers here have notified tho
committee in New York Of their intention to dis
charge several thousand Cinnamon and bring whites
from New York 10 I'LL their places II is now
ported that order for 500 has already been for
Warued.
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STOCKHOLDERS LIABLE.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov is, 1871
Judge Moore, In the case OF an individual stock
holder against the OF the Fidelity Saw
ines Bank, decided to-day that tho stockhod are
liable and must pay their Indebtedness 10 the bank
creditors wnole. This is important US settling
number OF similar suits commenced hero
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SIGNAL SERVICE IN CANADA.

TORONTO, Ont. Nov. Is, 1877.
Arrangements are making TO extend Tho meteor
ologcui service, having Its headquarters here, TO tho
maritime provinces OF l64 storm warnings issued
last month 1l5 wcro verified.
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TWO MEN KILLED.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. Is, 1s'

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. Is, 1871.
A special despatch from Denver, Ind, says William
swankey, foreman, and Jacob Dewalt, seclonman, ON
the Eel River Railroad, were run and killed.
while attempting 10 get hand car out OF tho way OF
approach ing train yesterday.
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THE VERMONT RAILWAY WAR.

NEWPORT Nov. Is. 1877.
An injunction has been granted by Judge Royce
restraining the Passumpsic Railroad Company from
interfering with the Southeastern Railroad IN any way
Superintendent Folsom. OF the passumpsic Railroad
Company. Was arrested lust evening AND put unuer
$40 900 bonds civil SUIT or trespass th0 south
eastern Railroad.
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COAL MINERS STRIKE ENDED.

DEs MONKS. Iowa, Nov. 15. 1877.
The coal miners strike, which commenced here last
August, ended to-day, the Mincrs' Union voting TO
allow all its members who could obtain employ mont
to 60 to work. A secret ballot taken resulted IN q
two-thrds vote for work.
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CHATTANOOGA ELECTION.

NASHVILLE, Nov. Is, 1871
A special from Chattanooga to tho Nashville Aaeyt-
can says the republicans to-day elected their Mayor
and six OF the Adermen the democrats slectng four
Aldermen aud the City Marshal
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NASHVILLE FIELD TRIALS.

NASHVILLE Nov. Is, 1877.
CampbcIl's Joc Jr., won the FIRST prize In tho
Champion Stakes Henry's Pride OF the South second,
Nellie OF Baltimore, Mich, and Flint, OF Clarksvc,
dividing the third money. Only three runs were
made for Brace Stakes, which will BIO finished 10.
n.nrr
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AGITATORS ON TRIAL.

SAN FRANCISCO Nov. IS, 1877.
The trial OF the incond.ary agtators Koarney, Day,
knight, Helm, Bates Krauso and Pickett on charge
OF RIOT commenced in tho CITY Criminal Court this
afternoon. Tue court room crowded with spec
tatOTs, and great interest was manifested.
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TENNESSEE FINANCES.

.~i NASHVILLE, Noy. It, 1877.
Governor Porter is in receipt OF strong letters ON
Postmaster General Koy and United States Senator
Isham c. Harris iavoring acceptance by tho State OF
proposition o the Bondbodcrs ASSOCIATION 70 fund
the State dobt ut sixty cents on the dour.
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THE DIRECT CABLE.

Tho officers Of tho Direct United States Cable Com.
pany announced yesterday that Rye Beach cable
had been repaired and they working through is
As usual
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YELLOW FEVER.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. Is, 1877.
There are fow sporadic Of yellow fever In the
outskirts Of Jacksonville.
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4 MOTHER-IN-LAW KILLED.

woLvBoao, N. H., Nov is, 1871
George Adjutant and OF his sons engaged In .
drunken fight last night, during which they fell
Mrs. Garland, Adjutanp aged tranpling
her upon the floor. When the light over Mrs. Gar.
land was found 10 be dead
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QUARANTINE RAISED.
AUGUSTA, ca.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. Is, 1877.
Quarantine has been raised ut all points against Port
sAvaL business has been resumed at that place.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY

The following record Will show tho changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty tour hours in
parlson with the corresponding daio of last year,
Indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnups pharmacy,
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OBITU AIRY.
LANSING PRUYN.

LANSING PRUYN.
Lansing Pruyn, OF the late arm OF Pruyn Lansing.
and brother OF john V. l. Pruyn, died in Albany,
N ". YESTERDAY.
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THE SPASMS OF PAIN THAT RACK THE RHEU.
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In this year PIPER.HEiDsIEcK was nrst
HAVE ONLY PlPER-HEIDsTEcK.

introduced In the United States
II has maintained its reputation. and ID nov
the best wine In the world
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BRAIN FOOD a BOTANICAL EXTRACT,
tho brain positive remedy for premature do
billy OF either Price 81. Ali druggists Send foi
circular TO ALEks Pharmacy, 18th ~ aud LIST Nov
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A-viTAL RESTORATIVE CURES PREMATURE
weakness. nervous debility and dyspepsia. either sex-
Price 81. All druggists
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A-vITAL RESTORATIVE Is SOLD BY DTrMAN
Astor House. HUNT DUNLAP. 18th st. and broadway
So HAT, 81 90; GENTLEMEN'S SILK HATS
about half broadway prices BoY Ars. 10 New Church
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14

Sunday morning at about 2 o'clock,
says the Reno Journal, a fire broke out
in the wood-shed of the c. r. X. r., a
mile and a quarter this side of Emf
grant Gap, at a place known as Camp
q. The Waterman gave the alarm,
and fire trains from Rocklin and the
Summit ven to the scene. Assisted
by a heavy snow and rain storm. the
fire was at last subdued, but not until
toward evening. The fire destroyed
from 200 10 800 feet of snow-shed and
600 cords of wood belonging to the
company. 1t also destroyed 800 cords
Of wood on the opposite side Of the
track from the wood-shed. This was
owned by a poor man named Hoover,
who had just got in, but it had not yet
been received by the company, so his
years work has left him poorer than
ever. The fire was undoubtedly the
work of an incendiary, and the railroad
detectives are now investigating.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14
Death OF n Pioneer.

The Silver State of yesterday has the
following regarding the death of a
gentleman widely known on the Pa
cific Coast: Yesterday afternoon the
spirit of General Patrick Henry Harris
took its fight, it is hoped, to a calmer
sphere. Deceased was one of the ar
g%onsuts Of California, and a pioneer of
this county. He was a native of Ken
lucky, and served as an officer of one
OF the volunteer regiments of that
State during the Mexican war. He
resided for many years in Butte coun-
ty, California, where he prscticed his
profession. He was twice elected to
the Legislature of California. and won
the distinction of being one of the
ablest, wittiess and most honorable
members of that body. In 1868 he
came to this county as counsel in an
important mining suit, and since that
time has been a resident of Humboldt.
He was twice elected District Attorney
Of this county, and filled the Office
with credit TO himself and his constit-
uants. For years he vas one of the
brightest members of the bar, and en-
joyed a lucrative practice. He had
many warm friends, and as a gentle
man from Kentucky, Sir" scorned to
take undue advantage OF friend or foe.
Frustrated last summer by a disease
of the kidneys, with which he had been
afflicted for years, friends admins
tered to his wants, and though he re-
ceived the best medical attendance, he
gradually grew worse until death end
ed his s~ufferings."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14
OPHlk,
A MercuriaI stock.

The s. +. Bulletin has the following:
The 0phir mine has always been 8
speculative piece of property, the
stock being generally the most mer
curial of any o n the list. For the past
year, however, Ophir has not held the
place it formerly occupied. At the last
annual meeting, December 20. 1876, it
was shown that the mine had produced
81, $40, 900 in bullion, but stockholders
failed to get a dollar. Most OF that
large sum went to pay for the cost of
production and reduction. Such stock
holders as were interested in the mills
employed in producing the bullion
Jared we'll, but all others felt as though
they had just for complaint. A
mine that eau turn out from 81, 900 900
to 81, SOC, 900 in bullion annually, with.
out bestowing a dividend on share.
holders, can not be supposed to find
much favor with legitimate investors,
and hence Ophir for the past year has
been less popular than usual. The
cash balance carried forward from the
last annual meeting was 1879 500, an
increase of Sl6S 300 over the balance
at the end of the previous year. What
the present COuulllO0 OF tue
mine is, we do not know. 1t produced
no bullion in September, and only
Sl36 800 for the first nine months of
the year. There has been no assess
ment since May, 1875. The total of
assessments collected has been S2,034,-
400, while the total amount of divi-
bends paid has been 81 1894, 400. The
stockholders have therefore a claim
against the mine, on this account alone,
OF S640, 900. For the first three months
OF the present year the stock ranged
from $40 to SIS per share. AT the col
lapse in the market in May, it fell as
low as 81 and under. Subsequently
the range was from $l2 to $50, until
recently. A great many people have
been nipped in buying Ophir stock
from time to time. In 1876 the stock
sold for $50 to S75, the maximum fig.
ure being paid in March and the mini
mum figure at the close of December,
In January, 1875, there were sales as
high as S3l5. and in less than foul
months thereafter the value Of the
shares fell to S37.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14
PACIFIC COAST.
TROUBLES OF THE CIGAR
MAKERS.
THE LAST BIG FIRE.
KEARNEY THE AGIrATOR.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ID.
The loss by the North Point ware
house fire yesterday will approximate
S450, 900 on building and contents; in
surance, $4,000. Several English and
German companies lose from $3.50
to sac, 900, the balance being in small
amounts in local Eastern and foreign
companies. The lessee of the ware
house considers the fire incendiary,
but declines to give reasons. 1t is un-
derstood, however, that he had been
prominent in the movement to reduce
the wages of longshoremen, who had
consequently threatened him with mis-
chief.
Utah has levied an assessment of two
dollars per share, delinquent Deem
Der 18th.
A committee was appointed by the
Cigar Makers Association to inter-
view the cigar manufacturers of San
Francisco and ascertain their views on
the question of employing white labor
instead of Chinese. They have called
upon various firms engaged in the
trade. Most Of the cigar manufacture
ers have been interviewed and state
that they are prepared to discharge all
their Chinese EN- ployes rs soon as a
sufficient number of competent white
men can be obtained to take their
places. After the committee has called
upon other cigar manufacturers, 1t in
tends to apprise the cigar makers of
New York OF the prospects for them in
this city and hope to induce them to
come and supplant the Chinese.
In the City Criminal Court to-day the
case OF Kearney, the agitator, was laid
over till tomorrow on motion of Judge
Lake, special counsel for the prosecu-
ton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14
RLUE nUAT.

Roasted bulls head for lunch at
kellogg's Eldorado this evening.
The annual assessment work Is being
done on many mines In the District
these days.
j. r. wilmington, of White River.
passed through town on Monday for
the West.
Mike Walsh and other capitalists
visited the Pancake coal fields on
Monday.
The ball Of the Athletes on Thanks.
giving promises to be the social event
of the season..
Captain Foley is taking observations
from the Tindall mine, near the sum.
NIT OF Prospect mountain.
Some Eureka people have lately
located timber ranches on White Pine
mountain.
Our young friend. Frank Robbins,
has ~apprenticed himself to Max Moeler
to learn metallurgy and assaying.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14
Too N Water.

Saturday last water was encountered
in the lower level Of the X X Com
pany's mine, and at the present time
there is not less han five or seven
thousand gallons coming in, which is
more than their present pumping facil-
tiles car handle. Water was also
struck on Monday in the lowest level
Of the Jackson mine, and is coming In
at the rate OF about five thousand gal.
Ions per hour. Both companies will
require to erect heavier machinery be.
fore they can successfully work their
mines to greater depth.