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La crónica., 1878-01-23

UNA CIUDAD SUBTERRANEA.-
ACADIA de hacerso en- Italia IN des-
cubrimiento arqueol0gico de la ma
yor importancia. Sc trata de una
ciudad subterranea, de una nueva
Pompeya que Sc ha descubierto por
casualidad cerca de Manfredonia en-
la parte inferior del monte Gargouo
en- la Ponille.
Sc encontr0 primeramente un
temple de Diana y despues un por-
tico de unos 20 metros de largo con
sus correspondientes Columns pero
sin chapiteles y por ultimo un ne.
cropolo de unos $4,000 metios cua-
drados.
Sc han descubierto igualmente
varias inscripciopes que han sido
enviadas q Napoles.
La ciudad que ACADIA de ser des-
cubierta es la antigua Sipento de
que hablan Estrada, Polibio y Tito
1.-TWO y que desapareci0 EN- IN tenn
blor de TERRA. Las casas estan q
unos veinte pies bajo les terrenos
cultos.
Ell gobierno italiano ha dictado
todas las disposiciones n~ecesarias
para que continuen las eXcavacio-
mes. Como en- Pompeya Sc descubre
cada dia alguna cosa nueva en- ST.
ponto: ultitnamente Sc vino q des-
cubrir un monumento en- honor de
Pompeyo despues de SUI victoria So
bre los piratas. Igualmente Sc n
contraron vaiias monedas de bronco
y de oro.
La crónica., 1878-01-23
&. MANGIN,

MAQUINISTA, Constructor de BALCONIES
de Hero, } o clase de trabajos para la
construction oe edificios, artefactos etc.
Nos. 81 y 33 calle de Spring, Los Ange
les. California.
Sc habla Espanol, Frances e Ingles.
fe1no
La crónica., 1878-01-23
LIBRO PRIMERO.
Ell VIEJO MUNDO
CAPITULO TERCERO.
Ell CAPTAIN ~VALDOVINOS.
III

Me anna como hi loca, dijo VAL
dOvinos; es claro, 81 no, no Sc hu-
biera permitido saearme esos diez
frances de la bolss.
Siguiendo esa logica, donde la
costurera Sc lleva Ell dltimo cent?
mo, ell captain declara que nj Ju-
lieta nj Eloisa rivalizaban en- pa
sion o su amante.
-Pero 6d0nde busco q este diablo
de coronel? exclamo tragicamente
Naldovinos; pensemos sacramento;
esta citai trasciende q amores: de-
mosle fuego a la imagination.
Destap6 la botella del agenjo,
sirvi6 una copa Y Sc la tom0.
Me divide de mezclarle aqua;
euando Sc esta preocupando no Sc
sabe 10 que Sc pesca.
Qued0se IN momento p~ensativo,
y luego, como 81 hubiese hecho ell
descubrimiento de Arqufmides, dijo:
va Of con Ell, SECURE, va lie estoy
viendo; esta paseandose en- e bos-
que de Boulogne.
Tom0 ell kept, y Sc detuvo-Pero
no, no 10 veo en- ell bosque de Bou-
logne, es muy temprano todavfa, ha
de estar en- ell Palais Royal, frente q
los aparadores de alhajas; ique ade
rezos, canario!......si tuviera fondos
lie compraba uno q Carolina, no que
apenas la he atestado de double;
bien que la muchacha no necesita
mas adornos! SUI hermosura vale
mas que cu%alesquiera de esas item
das repletas de brillantes......no son
del mismo parecer los comercian-
ties; ESQ consiste en- que no conocen
q Carolina...... maldito billetei
Entr0se en- ell cuarto un Official
fraLces de los de la expedition, que
hablaba perfectamente ef castella-
no, requisite sioe qua non para te-
ner amistad % ValdoviDos.
Mi querido Doupuis "a que debo
ell gusto de veros tan temprano?
-VeDgo a que hagamos juntos ell
almuerzo.
-Acepto, pero sin ijar bora.
No os comprendo.
Me voy a explicar, necesito ur-
gentemente al coronel Arturo, y vos
me ayudareis q b~uscarle; va van
dlez wees que me pierdo ell esa ja-
yucca de GALES Y entire ese tumulto
que azOta las GALES de vuestro PARIS.
La cos varfa de aspecto y las
condolences del convite tambien.
-Hablad.
-Pnesto que os he de ~acompanar
por esns mundos de Dios hasta dar
con vuestro coronel, yos pagareis ell
almuerzo, 81 os parece.
-Acepto, tomemos la copita para
haeer la apetencia.
Doupuis, que era maestro en- ell
negoelo, compuso ell agenjo como
IN professor.
"A vuestra salud......
"A la vuestra, y comencemOs la
tarea ingrata de buscsr a csc hom-
bre.
En- Marcia.
EEF~luel momento llamaron q la
puerta.
-Adentro, CRITIC ell captain.
-Acaban de traer esta esquela
para vos, dijo ell camarista.
-Veamos.....
Kompi0 yiolentanente la cubier-
Ia y lego: "Decidle al coronel Ar
turo que no q la eta del
NO. SO de la Gale de RivoIi, porque
sele tlende IN lazo.n
-Demonios, esta ST que es buena.
I'm lugar de uua batalla.
-Decidme, s9uien era Rivoli?
-Iodo esta explIcado.
-GPero q que viene esa pregunta?
NADIA, que vaya a las III ve en-
punto, que no vaya, cargue
La crónica., 1878-01-23
Crra toda clase de enfermedade,.
DIR. HONG COONG,
MEDICO y CIRUJANC CHINO,
Gales de Arcadia y Sanchez Ne 10

Antes fue companero del Or. Lo Pc Tai,
de SAN Francisco. Puede ser consolidate
confidencialmente sobre cualquier enfer-
medad de los Pulmones, Hfgados, Rino-
mes, Olganos Digestivos Y Genito- Trina
rios, Debilidad Nerviosa, Afecciones Sih-
lfticas y todas las Intermediates especial
les que resultan de ignorancia o tobtera.
En- San francisco este doctor ha tenido
mucha practica como especIalista duIante
los ultimos diez amos. Puede dar la me-
jor garantfa d. la efcacia de sus remedies
con certificates de personals a quienes ba
restituido la salud. Todos los pacientes
que Sc pongan baio su cura recibilan ell
mejor tratamieDto y no Sc les COBB ara 81
no sc les cura. Sc ~garantiza cura efcaz
y pronta de toda afeccion uterina 6 cual-
quiera de las Intermediates que afijen q
las senoras, pues tlene una gran expe-
rieneia en- esta especialidad. Consultas
en- la ohcina gratis. Horas de ~ofcina,
desde las 8 A. NJ. d las s P. NJ. n2Ino
La crónica., 1878-01-23
TOMAN y Cha.
Gale Principal No 169 entire Pri-
mera y Segunda.

Tiene un establecimiento de tehir y
compone toda clase de vestidas q los pre-
clos mas modprados. En- dicho estable-
cimiento hay TN excelente sastre que hace
vestidos V los compone. ag25m3
La crónica., 1878-01-23

NJ. s. PATRICK. Presidents.
E. f. Cajero.
La crónica., 1878-01-23

-Es con ell mayor placer que
anuneiamos la reapertura del esta-
biecimIento del sillero aleman en-
la calle Commercial. Durante e.
tempo que dicha silIerfa ha estado
cerrada Sc ha sentido mucho su fall
ia, y o alegramos ahora por
que tendremos un lugar adonde
comprar s%iilas, f%renos, guarniciones,
riendas y Otras cOsas por ell estilo
buenas Y baratas. Eel sillero aleman
III. Heinch ha surtido su estableci-
mieDto de TODD 10 mejor ~pertenecien-
tie q gu oficio, y esta dispuesto a hacer
toda especie de trabsjos que Sc lie man
den. Para clio cuenta con y gran
experiencia en- ell negocio, y ha ocu-
pado a los mejores fabricantes de
guarniciones y silias que hay en- ell
Condado. Su collection de fustes e.
buena, y STEM pre- usa de los mejores
que Sc construyen.
La crónica., 1878-01-23
CONTRASTEs.
s o T o.

Hay musica en- IA fuente rumorosa
Y estrepito en- ell mar que romeo suena
Hay amor en- la vfrgen azucena
Y espinas hay en- la inocente rosa.
Hay peilas en- ell alba explendorosa
Hay en- la tumba lagrimas de pena,
Hay una vida de ilusiones LENA
Al lado de una cruz y de una losa.
Dora Ell sol la maIaua sin enojos,
Y del cease en- la desierta calma
Sombras habran de ser sus rayos rojos.
Asf, de nuestro amor bsje la palma,
EHay luces Ell la tarde de tus ojos.....
~ sombras en- la noehe de mi almal
ANTONIO F. GRILo.
La crónica., 1878-01-23
SOR ANGELICA.
MEMORIALS de una HERMANN
De LA CARLOAD.

NOVELA ORIGINAL POR
JUAN -. MIATEO$
La crónica., 1878-01-23

WYNN. FARRELL, pioneer Gas Filter
w Co'oeador Primitive de Aparatos
para ell Gas, Los Angeles, Ha dado CO.
mienzo a su negocio en- la Gale Nueva
del Concrete Ne 26, en- seguida de la s-
ilerfa de Don Domingo Garcia, y Sc halla
'isto q atender q o 10 perteneciertr q
su olcio.
ETANADOR, Coloca Tubos de Gas y
Tnbos de Vapor, con o prontitud y a
precios razonables. Sc Garantiza todo
Trabsjo. Del tamano de Ia mrestra.
nSno
La crónica., 1878-01-23
TRASLADO.

La OiciDa de LA CR0NICA Sc ha
trasladado de los cuartos que ocn-
paba en- ell Temple Block q las Sa-
las Ms. 2y Z en- ell Downey Block.
Entrada pr0xima q la esquina de
la Gale Temple del Edificio.
La crónica., 1878-01-23
Rees y Wirsching.

Carretelas y Carros para agricultores.
Pinta Y compone behfculos q los precios
mas modicos con arreglo a los tiempos.
Tiene tambien a la mano Carros y Ca
lesas de segunda mano que vende muy
baratas.
s19a1 Nc 40 Gale del Also.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-20
SINGULAR SUIT.
Claim for $4,000 for services aad
Use or y Name In Secret Cyphsr
Telexraphing in stock Dealing.

Theodore Wolff. by Stone & Hiles.
his attorneys. has commenced suit in
the District Court against Charles N.
Bonnemort and H. N. Levy. copartuers,
etc. The allegations Of the complaint
in this action may be summed up as fol.
lows
First-Copartnership between the said
defendants in the purchase and sale Of
mining stock. and particularly the shares
Of capital stock Of the Sierra Nevada
Silver Mining Company.
Second-That about September IL.
1878, said defendants employed the
plaintiff In and about the management
Of the secret and cypher telegraphic
correspondence between them con-
corning their dealings and operations In
such mining stock. said Levy reading In
San Francisco. .
Third-Tbat In pursuance OF such
employment from the llth day Of Sep.
TENDER TO and including the 18th day OF
November said defendants employed the
plaintiff aforesaid.
Fourth That during the time OF his
business an aforesaid IL became and
was necessary to the safe conduct and
management OF defendants said bust.
ness that they should use the name OF
said plaintiff in the signing OF the rev.
- sI..kta ltahaa NrataVntllaA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-20
The Breah In HtoeLs.

San FR.Scrsso. Nov. 20.-The uns1.
pected crash In the stock market this
morning causes very deep indignation
among operators. It Is intensified by
the manner In which the market was
managed Of the first session. Every.
thing at that time led to the belief that
ON Improvement was at hand, and the
feeling was very cheerful. Insiders ap.
peared to be gathering In stocks, al
though selling In small quantities sum.
Gent to keep the market from bounding
up. The break at the IL o'clock call
has caused Q prodisious amount OF rusn,
ing around on the part OF marginal
holders, most Of whom seem likely 70
be gathered in.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-20
WON HIS BRIDE.
Gallant Action Of y Gay Gold IIiiisr
-Another L.ochiasar.


Not many days ago n Gold Hitler
wanted to get married. Tho girls pa.
rents war, not In fayor of IA, match.
- -,
An eiopemen' was nccofu'ng'y p'ahhe'
and accomplished. Tho young man was
In O hurry 10 have the knot tied and lost
M time in finding n preaeb.r. By the
,,-.n...,.,. 80, A.. .h,,.h a..
"n' 'ao o'up''
news that Q wedding was about To AXE
place had spread among the neighbors.
and ouits n congreuation assembled 10
IT. 80,
witness 'no ce%renioh'es. ino Broom
prouuceu Ine necessary ,sSl' ne.n'0 T Tha
me ministe, p.ocseu.u III nls uu'y. ino
words wnicn naae u '""'h oho "eSh
were quickly saiu.
ihis matter over ,no newly maae
benedict grasped tue opiisihg parsoh py
the arm, and IN . stage whisper when
could DO heard III over inc mouse, saiu :
"In make that right with you to-
morrow or next day..
This was the cause oil suppressed
laughter IN b audience. Ali.
linen the HAPPY Pal' ,s.e.'cisu .ne y,
carriage ana drove 20 'he rusiucnse o'
the groom's parents IN Lower uoia mn;
Az about dark inc mo,ner OF lne glii
knocked ~ tns uoot. younH nian
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-20
FACT VERSUS THEORY.


On August I'd. 1878, Western Union Telegraph
stock sold 1t the New York Stock Exchange for
six per share. September u. 1878. this same
stock sod at sk-a iuetuation OF iik per
cent. In Il days. 10000 shares Of this stock
bought at stk On . margin Of ! per cent. 10.
auired an actual capital OF $1,000. The same
stock rold NJ the advanced price. 9ck. showed
a proot of fI,Ifs per 100 shares. or itt
per cent. on the stock. On ths whole 1900
shares the actual pront was tllI.soo, % NV
times the capt al used within the brief space
mentioned. People often theorike about sup
po.ablc cases. The above are hard facts shown
B, The ofncial record. Very few persons. low
ever. sIe able 90 invest singiy the $1,000 neces.
ssry 10 reap such fabulous pronts AZ .'e shown
by the above trsn.Action. but MessI-. Iiwrenee
a % BANKERS, 81 Exchange Place. Nes York
civ. have issued q new circular showing how
I.nse OF small snms may BE- need successfully
In stock speculations by their now combination
Method OF pooling thousands OF orders Into one
INN nee sum and opeistipg them ~ whole.
which places every customer on Az equsiIIt.y
with the largest OPERATOR. and divides pronts
pro rate Am ng shareholders every 20 days. by
this system large profits are imsde 10 short
periois. tiS would make ti5. or 9 per cent;
$50 pay. ESQ. or ! per cent fl0D makes %
or 10 ptr cent. on the stock during th. month.
Accounting 10 the market. The new etc llar ex.
plains everything; also contains 1.-TWO I'm.
'rriDg Rules tor success In stock 0~psrauoDs."
AID much other valuable information. Copy.
right.d and sent free This nrn fur nishes the
beet OF rrier-uc-s ~ 10 standing and RESPONSE.
hili'y. All kinds of stocks and Bonds wanted.
NV Government l. an supplied. Apply 90
Me.srS. Lawrence e Co.. BANKERS, 81 kiehsnge
Place, New iork City. mol IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-20
YELLOW FEVER.
Scientific Report on the Manner Of
It's spread, Remedies. Disiufect.
Hnts, Quarantine. Etc.

Scientific Report gu the Manner of
Its spread, Remedies. D%isinfect.
Hnts, Quarantine. Etc.
NEW YoRx, Nov. 20.-Thereport Of tho
Yellow Fever Commission. composed OF
Drs. Bemis, Cochrane aud Howard and
Col. T. s. Hardee. sanitary engineer,
made to the Health Association Conven-
ton in session at Richmond. gives the
results OF Investigations in all the fever
stricken cities OF the South. They be-
lleve the disease was imported to New
Orleans. and show by maps that the
fever cases invariably form in groups
unlike malariL fever. which shows q
tendency to occur in disconnected cases.
They conclude:
First-we have not in q solitary In.
stance found q case Of yellow fever
which wa could justidably consider as
Indigenous to its locality.
Sscond-In most Of the various towns
visited which were points OF epidemic
prevalence the testimony showing the
importation was direct aud convincing
in its character.
Third-Ths transmission OF yellow
fever between points separated by any
considerable distance appeared to be
wholly due to human intercourse. In
certain instances the poison was carried
In the clothes or about the person Of
people going from infected districts. In
= IA - IA. a.s.l.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-20
Mining Trassfers.

The following deeds Of mining prop
erty have been filed in the office OF the
County Recorder Of Storey county;
NJ. G. Sullivan. John Z. Walsh, John
Ryan, Edward Walsh and Owen Nc.
Crohan to the Sullivan Consolidated
Mining Company-Consideration. Ger,
t~iicates OF stock part OF Capital No. 2
ground, being first course 800 feet. sec
ond course GOiH feet. third course 1913
feet, fourth course GOO feet, Gold Hill
Mining District.
ID. s. Gallatin and l.. d. Folsom to
Sullivan Consolidated Mining Com.
pauy - Consideration. certificates OF
stock /: Sullivan Mining claim, Gold
Hill District. situated " On the west side
Of u ravine about half o mile south OF
tho Yellow Jacket new shaft !" l,3OO
feet.
NJ. p. Madden to tho North Keystone
Mining Company Consideration. $40 :
the North 0phir mining claim. Virginia
District. adjoining the North San Fran.
cisco ; loo feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-20
ASSESSMENTS.

.asush Usah-s cents per share; levied No
vember 18Th. delinquent December sist
sals day January nh.
Dasey-S cents per share; levied Novembe'
18Th; delinqasnt Deeember ,ist; sale dA,
ssDaAry isth.
r.ledsaia-sO cents per share: levied No
vsmbsr isihi delinquent December auth,
sale day January 10th.
Dara sseites-n per share levied Novem
- ,ath, delinqa.n' December 18th; sal'
day December 3Osh.
vembe- i1gh delinquent December itth,
sale day January I'D.
Ossid a Curry-si 80 per shsrc; ieyl~t
November 18th: delinquent December ISL
sAie dag January i<th.
Ophir-tt per share; levied November Sab.
delinquent December 10Th: sale day Deeem'
Der Soth.
Original Keysssse-5o cents per share
levied October 22d: Delinquent November
9Th: sale day December 18th.
sierra Nevsds-ss psr share; levied octo'
DAP December isih.
Lespara-so cent. per shsr-. levied October
18th: delinquent November 18th: sale day
Dscember iith.
Utah-ti per share; levied October isth; lie
Hnqaent November ash. sale day Decem-
her VIII.
sueeor-so cents per share; levied October
l2th. delinquent November isth; sale dsy
December ~.
Bsleher-u per share: levied October sih;
delinquent November i2'h' sale day Dseem-
silver uIi-so cent. per share. levied Sep.
tsmber sJth: delinquent November Let, sale
day N0vemb-s 3th.
Andes-25 cents per share; levied October lat:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-20
P~assanante's lsssislos.

RoME: Nov. 90. = P~assanants. the
would. DO assassin Of King Humbert,
manifested the most perfect unconcerr
and brutal ss~li.assurance at his prelim'
mary examination. When the magis'
trate expressed horror at the deed. the
prisoner said: cit seems 10 mt you are
getting too excited" On being asked u
he had not observed that the people
would have torn him to pieces but for
the police. he replied: "The people are
fools; they always act that way" To
the question whether he had intended
TO kill the King or merely 10 wound him,
no answered: "My intention was 10 hn.
ISL him." lie said he was neither an
Internationalist nor a Socialist; that be
did not know the meaning OF those
words. lie failed. however, TO satisfac.
torily account for the Internationalhi
work found In his possession. The
King will confer the Collar Of the An.
nunciata upon Signor Carroll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-20
Tn. C...din. pacific Road.

New YoRK. Nov. 20.-A Herald OF
tawa special says 1t is reported that the
Canadian Government has authorized
Finance Minister Tilley and Sir A. T.
Gait to press upon the notice OF the
Imperial authorities the Importance OF
aiding the Canada Pacific Railway with
o grant Of &C, 000. 900. on the ground
that tho work Is one Of Imperial concern.
Il Ia understood that Beaconsfield Is not
~indisposed to help the undertaking under
certain conditions, u being that the
amount contributed by Great Britain
shall DO employed west OF the Rocky
Mountains. It Is said that Parliament
will DO called here for the dispatch OF
this business about the first week Of
January.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-20
lsesson Consolidated.


The north drifts on the 1850 and 1850
levels are making the best Of progress.
On the 1850 level q fue body Of quartz
carrying some good ore. has been devel'
oped.
New York.
Tho north aud south lateral drifts on
the 100 level are each being advanced
without change Of value to record. both
being run nearly parallel with tbs ore
vein.
Consolidated superior.
The main tunnel is being steadily I'D.
vanced. the face in tough blasting
ground. The rate Of progress Is about
three feet per day.
Atlantic Consolidated.
Sinking the shaft is being prosecuted
at q very energetic rate. and IL mus.
o reach the main ore vein.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-20
THE EUREKA MINES.
Latest Omei.i MINING Letter.
EUREKA CONSOLIDATED.

1hNAA
EUREKA, New, Nov. 10. ls7S.-W. ".
Trayior, Secretary: Mining Operations
have continued through the week without
interruption. and We have been able to
hoist sufficient orc TO keep the furnaces
running to their full capacity. The fur.
nAces are running iirst.rAie, having turned
out upwards OF $40 tons Of bullion during
that period. being tho product Of l,Gi2
tons Of orc reduced. The bullion shows
an improvement In assay value over the
previous week. The ore bodies from the
9th TO the 18th levels. both inclusive. arc
looking first-rate and yielding full as much
q ever. There have been 1870 feet Of drift
and wines completed during the week 10
the several levels. as follows:
Fifth level-South drift extended 81
feet. and Is o In 1874 feet. with nc
change; and crosscut south, from west
drift has been advanced ~ feet, and Ii
now In % feet.
Eighth level-Started crossdrift from
chute running north and extended tho
same II feet. with drift showing stained
limestone.
Eleventh l~evel-South drift from the
main incline continued Q feet, aud Is nov
In "a feet. with no change.
Twelfth lovel-Started drift running
east from No. I crosscnt and advanced the
Same "a feet, coming into quartzite wesl
drift from No. ! crosscut continued 10 feet
In good ore. and Is now In 81 feet started
drift running east from crosscut No. 2,
and advanced the same 7 feet, In low.grads
ore ; started raise and made 30 feet In good
ore ; started DRIFT from raise aud extended
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-20
CHINATOWN DEMOLISHED.
Tho Radical Measures Adopted By
the Citisens ef rruekee 90 Drive
Gus the Chinese.


tProm the Truekse Republican. Nov. shl
1t came like the gentle blast Of the
Washqe zephyr. The pent mp indigna.
ton OF outraged Truckee swept like an
incipient hurricane over the rebuilt
Chinatown. and the rebuilt Chinatown
was not. l%toccurred Saturday afternoon.
The Safety Committee had done all that
could be asked toward eifecting a peace
able solution Of the difficulty. They
offered liberal pay for any rights the
Celestials might have; they offered to
leave the question OF value to arbitratora
selected by the Chinese themselves.
They coaxed and argued aud warned
and threatened. and all the while China.
town was being rebuilt. Saturday the
citizens Of Truckee thought that tho
time for action had arrived. Every
house built in opposition to the warn.
inPs OF the committee was taken down
aud the lumber was carefully piled in
the streets. As little damage Us possible
was done to the material.
After the houses had vanished, the
citizens made a tour Of the town and
notified each Of tho wash.house tenants
to emove from town In n week.
White men who rent houses TO Chinese
were given one week In which to remove
the Cinnamon to quarters where their
carelessness will not endanger the
property.holders Of Truckee. Should
white men disregard this. they need not
be surprised u Sunday morning finds
their houses even AZ the houses Of the
heather. Truckeo Is u tender mother to
her Maynard children. and should any
OF the notified children oppose her
wishes, they may depend upon gentle
usage. The citizens numbered between
four and Ave hundred. The boosted
Henry rifles Of the Chinese did not mp.
pear. II would have been a poor place
for Chinese rifles. Something like u
million or two Of property was repre-.
scented by the citizens present. Men
unused to carpenter work handled axes.
hammers and crowbars like experts.
The graceful caving In OF q roof, or the
musical crash Of the side Of q house,
was the occasion OF vigorous cheers from
the sympathetic populace.
Aside from the cheering and the oome-
what disorderly crash OF falling build.
ings. everything was done quietly. and
without any riotous words. Few Of the
Cinnamon came close TO the workers,
and the few who came were unusually
polite. wah Lee found his house In the
act OF violently tumbliug over, aud struck
q bargain with the citizens on the very
scene OF action. For two hundred and
fifty dollars he agreed to remove bis
house. and let the Safety COMMITTEES
have his lot. Nowhere did the citizens
meet with violence or opposition from
the Chinese. There has not been the
slightest effort to rebuild. and many Of
the Chinese are getting ready to leave.
By Saturday none will be left In Truckee
unless II be Fong Lee, who alone owns
property. II others remain on Satur.
day, the citizens will probably visit
them,