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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16

LlSCNltSIG Will DS ipuIlN ii
call for a precinct meeting of
the Democracy of this, the
Brennan precinct, on Saturday
next. The object of the meet
irg is the election of delegates
TIC county nominating con-
yeAn. Upon this convention
~ c success of the De
be fall election. If
tionable ticket be
kin-be elected, but
sggot day- The charac-
l.fhc qpq0unty convenfiJal
apt Raaiiin-es il pats foEi
/ ,2Yi solely and wholly
upon the delegates elected at
the primary meetings. All, in
fact, depends upon thehactidn
and judgement; it therefore be
hooves every man interested in
the welfare of the county, an
honest administration of its af-
fairs, a reduction of taxes and
4 curtailment Of all unnecessary
expenses, should make it his
days work to attend and see to
it that the best men are elected
as delegates. No man should
be elected as a delegate to the
county convention who has an
axe to grind, or has a friend to
reward or a favorite for official
position. The delegates should
be free and untrammelled; in
making nominations for county
offices personal feeling should,
for the time, be left at home and
the object sought to be accom-
plished should be the greatest
good for the greatest number.
The strongest men should be
put forward men who will car
ry the largest vote; and, men
who are known to be thorough
ly honest and fully capable of
fearlessly and honestly discharg-
ing their duties
This county has, ever since
the war. been under the control
and management of the Radi-
Gals, elected, and to no small
extent contolled, by the negro
element. 1t is a foul blot on
the fair fame of this grand old
county. a Democratic con-
sentative ticket can be elected
if proper men are put in the
field. Let every precinct in
which meetings are held next
Saturday have a fullrepresenta-
ton. Let the people speak out
By a full attendance only can
this be accomplished; no man
who is able to go should stay
away. If this is done there can
will no reason for saying the
meeting was packed, or that this
or that ring. manipulated and
controlled the election of dele
gates and through them the
nomination of unpopular or I'M
satisfactory men.
The expression of opinion
on the two-thirds rule would, |
perhaps, not be amiss.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16

OLIN WELLBoRN, Democratic
nominee in the third district is
said TO be one of the most clo-
quent orators in the State. The
papers in his district accept his
nomination cordially. He is
but thirty-fivc years of age and
not a word was said about his
youthfulness.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16

WASH JoNEs made a weak
and foolish speech at Lampasas.
So says the Times and it is a
truthful paper.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16

A PICNIC party in Illinois was
set upon by large band of
3trsmps, who at once proceeded
TO derour all the cdibles. The
:p;ekmdkers went home hungry.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16
Grange alIafehopse.

The Brenham District Joint Stock Asso-
cation having secured the services of Mr.
lanes a wilkins as agent. have removed
10 his large and comRodious Warehouse,
where cotton viii be handled during the
ensuing season at so cents per bale. 9th
er freights at ike reduced changes
Wagons. Salt. Flour, &c. will be kept for
the accommodation OF all Patrons of the
House at Grange prices.
L. n. HALBERT, Prcs't.
Iun. IL W ! IN.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16
COUNTY AFFAIRS.

The Commissioners Court
has closed its regular term.
Among the many bills allowed
are the following items of eN-
pensc attending the District
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16

THE San Antonio RAIDS failed
to get up a meeting on Monday
for want of an audience.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16

THERE is no excuse for Idle
mes anywhere in the settled por-
tons of Texas; cotton is open
everywhere from the Gulf to.
the Red River, and hands are
wanted everywhere to pick it
out. Idlcrs in the towns should
seek recreation and money in
the cotton fields.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16
For Rattle

a superb $3.50 90 set Of bed room funi-
ture, at S. 50 a chance. The set
consists of betlstead, bureau, center
table, washstand. (all marble topl six
chairs and a worbing-chair. Call at Witte-
borg's furniture store and see the set.
Rattle to take place when the chances arc
all taken.
Aug. 5, I'm.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16

OH!f for the G., c. and S +
Railroad,-BcilsYMc Beacon.
You'd better get the road be
fore YOU owe" for il.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16
NeW Aabefti seMepfs.
GRAND BALL.

AT PESH'S HALL, BERLIN.
SATURDAY EVE. AUG. ,Ist.
My friends are respectfully Invited to at
tend. Good music and gay time guar
anteed. Candidates should not fail to pu
III an appearance aug IS.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16

TRY Jennett's sausage they
are the finest manufactured in
the city.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16

The Marshal HcJuid says the
most cordial feeling exists be
tween Gov. Hubbard and Judge
Roberts and that the governor
Will take the field IN October in
the interest of the State ticket.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16

Intervening FEoracN Y anlIncr'
a vagrant, who has beck on the
town for many years, on the po--
litical situation. Yammer shed
a flood of light on the political
complications, but the reporter
is responsible for HAMMERS
ideas.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16
COTTON!
SotGonsSS

I claim for Houston superior advan-
trges as cotton market. / can get
in Houston as good prices for cotton as
can be obtained in any other market, at
less expense, and save you money and
time.
A trial shipment win convince you.
WM. ID. CLEVELAND.
Wholesale Grocer and
Cotton Factor,
Houston, Texas.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16

THE Victoria lidrocac says
John ireland has been in his
political shrouds ever since
his corrupt contract with Coke
concerning the Scnatorship.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16

By special request we repub-
llsh the list of voting places and
presiding officers.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16
3. GERBER Proprietor

This Saloon is well supplied at all times
with the linestliquorS, Wines, St Louis Ale
and beer; also domestic and imported cigars
Agent al this place for the celebrated Stone
wall whiskey. y private sittins-room, for
the convenience of customers, is attached to
my saloon. Patronage solicited.
Brenham, January Ist, IS7S-dt-
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16
Precinct Meetings.

Elsewhere will be found
call for a precinct meeting Of
the Democracy of this, the
Brennan precinct, on Saturday
next. The object of the meet
i'lg is the election of delegates
x TIC county nominating con-
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16
. ERBER'S SALOON,

~
Sandy street, opposite Banner Once,
BRENNAN. TEXAS:
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-08-16

THE radical nominees in Wal
Ter county are written down as
frauds. There is nothing as
tonishing in radical nominees
being frauds. Radicalism and
fraud are twin-sisters and ugly
ones at that.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23

Fab hs,pOrssbsbsne Gnidiloisuns, ols
lei bic bon Der Bep6ltcrung 9entid'
laues al trdgen6e Milutrtaf sr6Ber,
pie ne pom Grontrel9. 81 uieetlesen
Ser ermdhnte 93eri6t iihrt udmlih
on. ods i'm @nnSeu ohne Die 5reis
miQiaen - 14S S39 Mann oisnttdu9lih
pnb gu iuiOrtiser @%iufeIuns 81 2ano
uno gu @lfier uerfi9bdr uaren, upn
oeuen 89,698 fir fiinfid6rige uno 59,l4l
fir einidbrige 9ienItBeit ausgebOben
muroen. 8eroen u oieie 3ablen anf
ole oeut16e GieniiSstt BON 3 Sahreu
Uertb 1T, 10 pilroeu fe elmer Gnsdbi
upn 1920 Wann entfpreben, Ddbreno
tie ilr Die etet1e 8Iit ein9erufsne
oeutide MannI6lit nur 134,070 be-
trG9t. bnher lin 35, 140 9erin9er 1T, dig
tie fraE56iite. Burger bleier aum 0ienlt
nit Der @affe eingei.eIten Otann DAFT
iiuo pom 5rantreib mod 23.308 NSann
fur6 ttisoisnft5wst3P oorgemertt poroen
mdpreno Die oeutide 8~crpaltuna oieie
3palge Mot bsIoao ers teiest. Die fiir
oie ia in. IN 6ranfrei9 G~usgebOhsne
g1omI1ait bst,G9t 1926 OtanH iiir 5
Sabre, IN DeutiGlano 2248 0tlnn ftr
3 Sabre 9ienh3eil uab fiao oiele betoen
3ahlen In DEN DOL Iteb2noen Nn9aben
Ihpn eirqere1net. Die G%lnieQung Der
auf 5iabri9e 3ienitSeit Ausgebobenen
etfOla G in Ytanfreih am IA. DECEMBER
b. :. uno eie Der auf 1iG5ri8e Stenft5eit
am Is. oeI lbeH NtOnats.
Melher 1lrt bic oben ertpdhnte 8ez
bnuptung einer 9r6Beren 8elnitun9
0euti1ianos 1T, 5e;9t tpalter Die B'as
iensnarte beio5r Staten: Die oeutlhe
beirdat fir uuterofiSiere uno WanHs
Idlft 4O1 $50 Mdnn, bic frnn@Di DE
oaqeqen fir cas- laufenoe Sdhr 494, $50.
iontit elm 2'ebr BON 92,99l NtGnH,
mel6e8 lid i'm finfttaen 3abr tpe9en
9~feu0iloun9en mob erD0ben fDiro. Die
i%i0li1en q saben oes fran5Oi'hen Sez
riAt,s iiaer ole Sabl Ter 8uriidgee
i~te.ten, un;aUgliden &C finb bier obne IN
~tereiie, MIR lene iibtr Die Ohue @ntldul;
Diaun9 Nusgebliebe en- II. uuermtttelten
fluen uuf. 4dbrero ter fronsDT o.
Bertht EN- 3lbl iolher uon 1878 nn6=
ne 81, hetrGgt bieIclbe III 9eutidlano
145,221 (um 1923 m-6r ais I'M Dor
iabr.) Bon bieier 9rpBen Nr5abl Gusz
grbl,ebener uno unermittelter erihetnen
in req ipltern Snbreu nab Den bis6eriz
cen @riaprpp9en in 9eutihlano runo
10000 gar ni1t mehr, mdbrsno lid in
Jr1nfrsl6 Die ,3n6l res lebtern fdum
auf 900 Fan bejiffert. 9leIe nufal=
lenoe g%riternung bot ibsen @runo
tbeJls in Der iteti9sn 8unahme Der Be
p~6ltecun9 9euti@lanos, 10 lhe benz
BInoertrie6e lminer nud neue 9tahrun9
5uIl9,t, tbst's aud in Der Nrmutb pie
Ter oeuti6rn @egenoen, b~s1oncers in ben
8rooIn5tn 8reuBen uuo Bommern,
tpslde audi Die ar0Bte Bro5entsabl BON
&usge6liehentn entbaiten. Sn 6ranfz
reid beitebeu baaeaen ole um9efebrten
BerhGltnllie: Die y uDlterung nimmt
mebr 40, ais 5u uuo es finoet bteielbe
troB aler 2aiteu ieper Nrt INNER nod
beliere 8eOnguR9eA bss 28oblsrsehens,
ais oie beuti6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23
D

Capt. Cabs, Der @rbaue +
Der Mtlnifippi>SettiTs, 1T in gtem g0rf,
um bic 3abluug Ger eriten monatlIten
Nb'6la. s ablung Der 5ulablIben bllben
sc .uIpn 81 erlaHgen, Die ibm Ourb Cont
sreB5eies N bet l,bten Sisuua 5use
ltanoen nuroe. 9a aber oer Beamte,
oeIIen 8fli6t es lift, bas 8aunerf S1 tn
lp:cireu, aug 5ur6t Dor benz 9elben
5ieosr 9tew Orleans oerlniIen bot, 10
niro or ii6 :pUbl eiuieen 8srSug 9efnl=
len loIien miiIfsn, ebe er ieinen Susd
errtiten fam. &rie9sminiter Wic.
@rarD wiin16t auBeroem eini9e ae5esIiz
DIE Buntte gu priifen, Die iia auf friibere
Abre6nungen be5tebep, ebe er Die CAB
lung anruelit.
Die Nuspanberun9 aus
S8lanb ned ben Ser. Staten bat in
otelem Sabre cine ouBer9enDhnlibe
S0he errelbt. llngefGhr 400 Berionen
lOlsn CUR Nuswnnoeruns 9eriiliet ietn,
beipnoers bonn n61bliben uH0 Dltliten
8beile oes 2anbes, 9rDBtentbeils pohl
habeuoe 2eute, nel6e tbre guteu @runo.
ltiide gu !Oauie rur nit Wiibe BADEN usrs
faufen tDnnen. Dies 9erei6t Dem 2anoe
sur erDBen Staoeu, oenn S5l1noS
Nrmutb rubrt nt6t oaber, oaB Die 40ufss
q%uelen, defenders Der BOoen, gu 9ering
fur Die 8epDlterung, ionoern GrDBtenz
tbeils oaber, baB nidt meni9li6e &tdite
senu9 oa itnb, nm oielelben frudtbrInz
9eno 5u MAIDEN.
Gin onoerbdrer &aua. s n
Netp SllsanS eriitirt Elm Meni6, etn
6ran5Ole DON @eburt, benz on Den @u.
tern oieI er @elt, %heionocrs on Dem ihnDz
ben Mtammpn nidts seGe9en lift. 9ieier
ionoerbare S6tudrmer nennt fi6 Batbter
uno heet ais Stoa6eoienfteter in eiuem
6otel iener Staot ieinen buftigen SflI6z
ten Ob. Gong plOsli6 ittrbt nun Dor
&urSem feline Mutter uno 6interldBt
inn %unertuartet erbs Hno e%ieent6imlib
10000 Srancs, - a oente fi6 bic
ueberrai9un9, Der &erl tuei9ert iid, oa8
nur inn 6uf0mmen0e Glib anSunebmen.
lille 8entii l1naen BEG @eribies, ieiner
5r,unoe uno 8etnrnten, i'm 81 einem
anoern @ntl5luiie gu bepe9eu, i9eiterz
ten an Dem hartnifi9en g8ioerltanbe
oes Yathier. Sein einSiser @br9eiS
beItebt BARN, Sausfue6t gu Iein.
5t.2puis Bat bic Gebte aus
re @urfe auf Den iournaliitliben 2uu6z
tii6 9ebra6t Elm 8fero nit S6rnern on
ben Sbren, tpel6es in elmer oortigen
8irt1idnft ausseitelt mirb. 9ns 8ferb
1T Elm Nuitan9 uno ettua z Sabre oft.
Gin 3eraner, Hamens NtcgartbD, bra6-
te es Dor elmer ISOLDE mad ct. 2ouia
uno uerfaufte es Dem Serrn 6oparo 5u
einem bohen 8reiie. Wc@artbD erSG6l=
te, baB oas Sferb fi6 bonn Sabre 1871
biz 1876 nit elmer Seeroe Oiuitnnss in
zen 8rairien bss ipeitlt6en 9era5 &C.
tummelt babe. SIM Sabre 1876 BON
8eisen ~sefan9en, iei es am 8. 9e5emz
Der 1876 BON Snoianern aeftoblen uno
i'm Sabre 1877 BON Merifanern ben
Snoinnern pieoer absenOmmen tpDrben.
Die S1rner finb aus ben Sbren b,raus=
sepa9ien, uerben idbrlid 6 bis z SolI
lang unb fallen r%egelmdBig, wie bel ben
6irf6en i'm 5ribinbre ab. 9a Der
Multaus erit i'm lesten Mui feline SDrz
ner abtuarf 10 fino fie iest eft ettua 3
3oa lang. SaS Gfer0 ut elm iebr aez
2hier, bns nuf ben &uf ieinss
in bic @trtbsftube bineinfommt,
nm ben @diten feline Sbrner gu aeiseH. !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23

WeuaFneter umaeben, tpurbs ber geDr.
Der bonn 5ur Staot 3uriid escorttrt, bod
mar bic game Start nnf ben StraBen
uno Gus ben bitten Snufen Der 8 :iBen
uno S9wnrSen nurcen frrGtbare Dro
bnagen Surn 9pHben taut, bod 9elang
es I9lieBli9 bob md Der i'm umaebeHs
ben benaTneten @scorte, ben WfDroer
upbei9aoigt in Der Sail absulitfern.
Sel6it ols Der W6rber in Der fideren
Belle unter9etradt tOar, bate lih ieire
@utb nod niht gelsst nno NIT beiierer
5timme rief er aus: sd hufe, oaB lte
iterben wirb, fis iai OerFuht utb i'd
peroe mid 1eGbft INNS 2e6en brirgen,
rod ehe oieier Tag su Gnoe ae5t."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23

borrirte Ntutoren, bic BEN Efarrer uib
lo9ar aud benz ReBner iu 9iebs i9reis
ben. Sn ben DorfihHleit, NO man me-
Mig Belo Dertuenbeu min, fault Der 2ets
rer ben 59unb Der Rreble, bic 9iemanb
aemD6t bal. 9iefe Mdtnlaturprdmien
fiHo ielbit in Die b6beren Gnftalteu eirl
geOruneen, 8urs. Ter uRfus lit 10 arg
9etporben, bas 8nrboIr ein5ul6reiten
nibt mehr nm Gin tonnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23
Seutf@Iano'S nno StaaErtt1'S
" ehrfr0ft.

Der iin8It pom frun56ai9en @rieqs.
mi"lfter osr6fentlidte Seri6t iiber oas
6 eebniB bes @riasseI9dft,s i'm oer.
Hoiieueu Sahr 1877 1T i'm &er9lei6 nit
oem oeutiden esbaridt oes.
felb II Sabres, tpie berielbe opni &ei6s
fnu5lrramte Dem 8unossratbe iibergeben
tuurOe, am uortrsfli6iten eeei9rtet, bic
bon seuiiien Seitaneen neueroinss mehrs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23
5effen=@ affa u.

aafeG, ~. Suli.-0;e 81. @erinmrns
lung oeuti9er @aturfUri9er unO gIerBte
miro IN &dfel in Der Seit pom Is. big
"A. Septsmber ab9ebnlten tperoen. Bon
9lGn5eaoen Soften uno 8tpirtbungen 1T
BON %UOrnberein nbseieben fuOroen; eailr
bteten Die in oas BrDsramm n%ufaenom<
6en'n GusFiae in Gle n6bersn, bur9
i1re Ratu, i6Onbeiten b%eriipmten nmges
bun9en &niiels @elesenheit ionObl 5ur
f6rPerliten @r6oluug uno our grbeites
runa oes @emiitbes, als aud our Gufs
friiGuua heA @eites, Sbwpbl erunos
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-23

9abed, 81. Suli. = 9as beutIde
9ampFiAiff n9tfrifa", einaetraaen in bas
S9tHsre9titer bon QiibeG, ipa am 20.
SUM- h. S. uui Der &adiabrt Don
g8p6or9 NAG 2ibad besrifen. gtadbem
8nderort 3burm Inn 81 ubr in g. 4.
D. 10. p. 6. z Sc. aeieben mar, lift onss
ielbe gtadts Inn I23 uhr Eel olofem geez
bel nit einem tleineren GeselI6iff nit
5tuel MaI.eu, 6eiien @oudrt, 99amen
uno 9taii0nalitdt ni6t erfannt murbe,
oniammen9eitOBen. &os SegelIdif.
oelen ab9e5rO9ener 8ugipriet I'M Bug
oes 9ompfers fteden blieb, lift al86aI0
mad Der SOuifion in 9tebel nerI9unna
ben. go louiet Die QusjuQe Der boz
benz 2ibiidet Sanoelsgert6t perunns
menen 8eiabung 6er pgirifa". &df
8runo beg 5 16 beg @efebes, bttrefeno
bic untei Iu1uu9 BON Seeunid[len, brinst
oas 9I6ii6e Seeamt INTERN 6. b. Wt.
otelen Bor9ans our bff,ntli1en &ennts
nib unc eriubt ale bieieni9eu 8eb6roeH
beg Sn uno Nuslauoes, tUplhe iIbe 0as
SeseIihif unO beien 8eIasuns @usfunit
gu seben p~erm69en, ibul baupn Mittbei@
lung 81 MAIDEN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-13
LATEST TELEGRAMS.

Mr.. Turner Of the House of Represent
ative5 is the author Of a bill directing ;he Sec
rotary of the Treasury to issue $3.50, 900, 600
IN greenbacks to be applied in the construc-
ton of public buildings, internal improve
ments, &c. The Object Of the measure IS to
give employment to the poor.
The Senate Committee on Territories yes
terday considered the bill to create the new
Territory of Lincoln out of certain parts
wherein is embraced the Black Hills country.
The Delegate from Wyoming, Corlett, is op-
posed to the measure Spencer of Alabama
strongly favors it.
The schooner Salie VI. Steelman from
Charleston, S. c., to Baltimore, becoming
disabled at sea (otf Hatteras), and getting
short of provisions wild, frenzed fight oc-
CURED among some Of the men and one of
the crew, a negro sailor, was killed, regularly
cut up, his limbs sailed down and eaten. The
survivors, eight i'll number, were rescued by
the schooner Speedwcll, of Calais Maine, and
taken into New York. Steaks we're cut from
the dead mans thighs before he was fairly
cold, and hroiled.
There seems to be no doubt of the inten-
ton of the Gar to occupy Constantinople,
nor of the existence of treaty between Rus
STA and Turkey.
England is making tremendous prepara-
tious to send her iron clad fleets to sea- 1t
looks more as if all these demonstrations were
done more to satisfy English home sentiment
than to carry out deliberate purpose of war
Certainly Russia is not in the least deferred
by English buster.
There is now some talk in Washington of a
''chango in the Presidents Southern Policy"
What is sauce for the goose not being sauce
for the gander, Mr. Hayes, who thinks it
wrong to repress the kullux with bayonets,
now proposes to dictate to Southern Courts
for fear they Will disturb the serenity of his
serene Wormliness. Oh, Rutherfraud,
Rutherfraud, what a tigger you do cut
Had mt You better resign
The river at Sacramento is rapidly rising
and general flooding of the city is feared,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-13
MINING IN HUMBOLDT.

Somehow we have always had a weakness
for old Humboldt Possibly this dates bach,
to the Lance Nightingale times and the times
of Forbes, Billy Parkinson and the rest At
all events we like Humboldt and the Hum
boldters. And so we are glad to see by the
silver State the evidences of the prosperity
of that rich and interesting section. Says
that paper in its issue of Tuesday:
Reports from all parts Of the county indi-
cate that greater interest is now manifested
in mining than for many years past. This is
gratifying intelligence, as it may result III the
development of the mines which are known to
exist in this county. Humboldt, as mining
county, has been under dark cloud for years.
In the 1862, when gold and silver bearing
ores were discovered III the Humboldt Mount
aims, hundreds of people Hocked here from
the placer mines of California. These men knew
nothing whatever about quartz or silver min
ing They located lodges, prospected them
to ID depth of a few feet from the surface by
cuts and shafts, and then started tunnels to
cut the veins at a great depth from the sur
face 1t required considerable means to de-
velop mines in this manner, and leng before
the lodges We're reached the purses Of the
prospectors were empty. In 1868 many of
the miners were penniless provisions and
mining SUPPLIES which had to be brought here
by teams from California, were high; the In
dians were troublesome, and the disheartened
miners left the country and pronounced the
Humboldt mines a humbug. The few who
remained struggled along as best they could.
The development of the Arizona mine, at
Unionville, by John c. FALL furnished some
of them with employment and encouraged
others to continue prospecting on a small
scale but outside of the Arizona and Rye
Patch companies, no extensive mining has
been attempted in Humboldt, and with these
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HERE ND THERE.

The Silver State says there are Indians
thereabout who make . regular business OF
stealing, and Cinnamon N.5o drive thriving
trade in dealing in the spia thus stolen.
Whiskey Bob, a Pluto who las fallen from
grace, is at the head Of this d.. s~1table bus
mess.
John Dennis of the Tuscaror;, ,aes is still
nursing his broken shin and /. wing the
consolatory attentions OF his >. pathising
friends.
"a ladys mitten was found on Bridge
street last Saturday. So says the Winnie
mucca Silver State. Was it in secluded
part of Bridge street that the finding of the
'mitten" occuredl Or vas the embarrassing
operation performed in public? Or, is the
purport of the statement distorted into the
very reverse of its true meaning! Shodld
this announcement not red: GA lady, smit-
ten, was found on Bridge street,"
The State (meatv little necs paper that
Silver State), informs us nat Que Keyes,
brakeman on he {. p f!ad his thumb COM
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pletely cut off while coupling cars at Golcon-
da. 50, nobody should ever couple cars at
Golconda
An Indian showed a pair of fur gauntlets
for sale to a soldier on board of train. The
soldier meanly took them, shut the window
and let the Indian whistle for his gloves and
his pay. Then the red man informed an Off
Ger; but the gloves could not be found. The
Silver State thinks that LO, would like to
scalp that thief and that there are grounds
for believing that it would serve him right.
1t was i'll Eureka and not at Tuscarora that
Mai Dennis broke his leg. Being informed
by telegraph of the accident, Johns partner,
Oscar Fairchild, treats the matter in the fol-
lowing well considered style of incredulity:
When our Junior left here a fortnight ago
he remarked that he would return in a week
or break his leg, and knowing him to be a
person of the strictest integrity, we think per
haTs that he has chosen the latter alternative.
But its dollars to quarters that at the present
writing he is engaged in quiet game of
''cjnch in the purlieus OF Charcoal Flat. At
any rate we hope he is enjoying HIMSELF and
that 10 accident has befallen him.
OF mutiny of [. s, soldiers the Reno
Journal of Thursday says:
Last Sunday night ten car loads of soldiers
aggregating 200 men, signed to the First and
Sixth Cavalry, San Francisco, Major Nears
commanding, passed through town. From
what we could learn they were dissatisfied
with the orders given them to move from st.
Louis to san Francisco and complained bitter
" at it. From words they proceeded to
blows, and blows TO weapons. A rows oc-
cured and three soldiers were severely woun-
ded, Nineteen were placed under arrest as
participants in the mutiny. and viii be tried.
They were heavily guarded as they passed.
through here.