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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-02-21

Now, GFanamal why don't you look jolly,
Instead of that sorrowful way?
Don't you know Hal and have been married
Just fortnight ago yesterday
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-14
rabe btslsr Sara ni&t auffuueu rirbe.

rube htsier Sarg niHt auIfnIen trirbe.
Sc truroe riele 3siterfCrbert ha6enaeruoebi e'
len etnen hernussuftn6en, unb8 ett eepinuen,
mar meme etn,tse SOffnuns ouf 3sttuus.
YIN rneiftn fhI@tete im, boB Der per.
6autmte Staub mid Gum Wtelen brtusen
udroe; Ct mar imarf ME S&nupftubut,
erfilte bic ean3e NtmpfGdre ua mid.
Munb unb STATE hstte i4 rcu boppn,
n1etne ausen brnnnten BON ben Rehenben
Stdubhen, bic burh BITE eeInlcnenen Nus
senlioer etnbransen. @a4 turser Belt
aber bsspans ih burA meme @,nenstrof,
ben 8eta arrl Rielen uub tcnnte nun bus
Bettere ru6ts n6narten.
SD barte. mie be aerle TN r6ereu
Gnoe her S56le herumIumten, ON BITE SGrae
poHten uno erreSt plaprsrten. Nuimsts
nenp iuAten fe feGr iorsfiltis, tuus meine
Srffhune unentbe6t ga bletben, fart hers
-abttmmte. Ram uub nod fam ba5 So
den nd6tr, fte nabten fta meinem 0er'
ted, a6er es id,teH MIR, hab fe an Der
entsesensefekten Sette traren, baB ffe aIi0
ben sonsen unfleis ab5ufuhen tatteu.
Oa6 &fppfsn ruurhe lnuter uub lauter, ih
h6rte Colt untsr ben Smldsen tntrihen
unb 5erfallsn; bic S6hle erbr6hnte BON
benz Sdrm Der Sdmuler unD bes lauten @ts
iAreies.
Damn wurbs es uteber f&ui&er unb
rerItummte etne @etl,, pffenbar hielten fs
&rtessrat6, benn i@ b6rte lie bunt bur6s
etnauber ihwaSen. @nbli4 i@ten Gtner
ben rintiaen @eoantsn aug 3efprpher gu
haben, mite ma mid %unfehIbar ftn6en
miSte unb ietne Wprte tpuroen bon eInenl
Iauten Siesessel6rei beeriBt. Sine 8etIe
noe 4nes it,a, bic &erle 6atten ani4etneno
bic S66le uerIaiTen. Sd burfte mid nu'
tlrl,h ntht riibren uno uerbruhte In So
hesansit entIesLime Mtnuten. GnbIih
nahten pieocr Shrttte uno Die S6Ele fIupe
it9 aufs 9eue nit ben &dubern. 9eoer
IAien nit elmer Blrbe belnitet gu fem, bic
er, wte i1 tn r1etnem Sarge h6ren fonnte,
serduihpcn aur @rbe mari. GS fcnnte fein
3weifsI fem, eS mar Sol3 uuo dbnIther
S~rennftcff - bic Teufel MOLTEN In Der
nteoeren S6tle etn Seuer on5inben IN
MID 6urb ben Quolm gum frettpinisen
8e,lafsn meines 8erltedes sutnsen. SD
flhlts, bob bteIGr Ylan Der rihttse, oaB Id
perloren maj. Oa rl6blt6 ruroe es tcos
tenlttn unter u1etnsn 8epr6naern, fe fhies
men seIpannt Al fuuIhen uno aud th h6rte
pie Der Srn zines MuIhelbrrnss laneses
spsen burh bic S6bIe flans. SO mai bus
Burnunssiisual Der scr benz @iuSuuee
WaAe tattenoen &duber. Sod etnu1ul
p.rnabm i9 ben Con, Der tann fura abb
brad, alS pb man baS Sntrument benz
@dhter BON Runpe Sertffen bate. Damn
tuatterten S6Ifs unb in nddifen 9uSens
Bid itlrjten bic Seltien aus rer6elienb6hIe
btnuus, benz Seiube au 6esesnen. uno
oieIe Setnoe warpn metne Gstter, beneu es
s%elunsen mar, rtetne Spur uufauEncen,
cas 9elfta6, DO maj mid pprbUrsen bate,
81 entoe6sn. Der Rumpf uur fur3.
S6uehin tparen bic &iu6sr thres mdhtts
gen Siibrers berau6t, tire @eener pu:eu
tuett ;atlrei4er unb trsfflth ~bewafne'.
Was BON ben Ghineien ntcht nteoerseltre6t
tpuroe, ersab iih unb bulo b6rte Id bsS
fannie 9aute unb bic S:tmmen RON SreunS
Den, tpel9e rufenb bic Sootent6ble ourd'
iuhten. SD mar eerettet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-14
3u Sen AwSsrabnneen tn oIpmss
MA.


Sin aus Gpraos bonn IL. Moi hous
meuoeS 9ele9ramnt, bel benz 8erliner
Q~uspdrtieen Nmte am IL. Neni einges
9aH9en, beridtet bon neIer 5unoen
aus Olympia IoIaeubes: r8manSi9 Me>
ter iHolt9 bonn 6fli9eu T6siaur ses
u6f6ter @inaans gum StnotUn. Nhts
sebu Meter 6flih bon @rsora an Der
9errnGe Refte pom boriI6sm 8eripteros,
SwnuSie Meter lang, eff Sdulen an
9ansieite. iebr 5erftprt - tpnbrideiuli@
Metroom." Sieraus ersebeH fi9 fur bic
topographic Der N~liisbauten Spei MIDI
tige Ebatiahen. GrftIi@ BOB Der Snupts
ihauplas fur bic spmnaSttl6en Betts
fdmpfe = bos GtaoiUn = in nd6ffer
96be Der 6tli6en <is. @aGer uno
ni6t, tuie fruher fat nuoemein oueer.0nIs
men uur6e, Lungs Der StIelte btS &ro<
nos> Sii9els lieet. Ser erudbHte geD6lbte
@ineaHs lift fider berjeui9e, ipel6en 8aub
lanias ben uuerboreeneu" nsnnt. 9ur9
oieIen Gang, Der fih aud i'm StooiOn
BON Ntben nobeSu an gleiher STEELE
upraeTunoen hat, troten bic &ompfrihs
ter uuo 8dnipfer Elm, tueun oerSui9oners
rnum bsreits sefilt mar. 8wsitsns srs
belt iest, baB Der leste bisber mod febs
lenbe 3empel, iener Der @Dttermutter-
oos Netrpun = in bar @esenb, mo i'm
8~auIanlus ertudbnt, ats fleiner boriiher
8eripterial.S empeI BON 8 Su IL Sdulen
bernurgetreten lift. Snmit ino bic i'm
oorIebten 8eri6te XIII oes @ebeimer
8aurntbs Mb;er ausseiprodeuen @rwors
tuneen ponftdnoi9 erfint nprben; eie
enuBe HUrtbdfte Der Nltis nit ibrem
Itottlifsn &ei6thume bon merfwiroieen
uno tbellpeiie sum eritenmGle 6etaunt
weroenben 8au: NnIasen lieat aufseo,dt
uno meBbar uDr uniern @ugsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-14
0atarr6 uno eawtnofumf.

Me bic on bieier &%ranfbeit leioen,
mpGen fi9 Or. 9uuter's freien Sortrag
iber beren 11riodJeH, &ermeiounc uno
ri9tiee 9ebanoluna ibiden Ioifen. 9ers
Ielbe 10 70 unentseltli6 u~erianot, 5us
eleid NIT elmer 8eibe Don Sroeen, bic
BON oenieni9en 8atienten 5n beautfuors
ten fin6, mel1e &atb tpiiniden. Rnn
abreiiire 81. sumter, NJ. d., Gale
8uiltina, State unb u aibinstOu Ctr,
@hicaQp. SOapsgpp .pi, mo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-14
Mm3eiQcm n.
Sic Gtn6t .Abonnenten Der ,,6reien YrsHe"'
iInb Der ,,SH. StaatsSt9." in Sbieago.
gS er at ben gr5Bten 9eferfr els au,Se &c
haIb Der Stabt @hieaap.

baGb Ser SfGbt Chicago.
auf ben umftauo, oub Die ..Sninois Staatsseituns
Company Gin, GttaiI"=5eihdft betreibt, ibreSIdttes
curh Sauftrcr ,,perpe6beIn" last uuo bic 70 ,.uerpeb
oelten' 8Idtter per ,BoE" n%erisnbet; iudbrenb mir
Elm , ,g8boIeiaIe'' @eihdft tetreiben ian mnHd
&unoen uerfdnfeu mir 1000 8Idtter uun elmer GuSaabe
uno uniere 9ubIicntiouen me It per GEpreb u%eri'noeH
(gauSe NagenInoungen an uanden Easen) bar bic
,SSlinois StnatsSeituna GOnpanp'' ben oreiften Ser'
Iud1 baftt, ole anSeteenOe 9eidattSpeIt tu
{ datden.
sic bat ben Setras pes BON ibr ~be5obIten HpftpprtO
%pubIleirt unb reriutt babel ben GinDrut 81 erreeeu
ais oh he, ba lie mebr Gortu teSabIt, aud bic grocer
2eSerSahI BADEN mule; toobet tie uniere senSeH
~ noIeIaI =@erfdu { uub sri fidDtiSt last.
Eieies u%noerfddmte prabIsn anf nnicrs&often
sluans uus, Der ,.Sninuis thanksgiving Company
gum 8eiten elmer BobItbdiigieitss Iuialt cine gBs; te
nm $3.50 oarauf aniutrlgen: oas infer 9eiertrsts uu'
sIeid GROCER 1T, ais Der ihrise nuo baB mir elmer
0efdbatt it's glHseise cine uieI er5bsrs 0erbrets
tnas oebea t6nnen.
Die - SuiHuis Stadts5eitun9 Company" bat e mia
eetuast nnfere @ette dusuuehuten, turI fe tpetb.
bas eine tlnterIudnpe Der beiber beioerieitigen @e
Ih6ftsbhher fefitenen tuiroe:
l.. 9as bic BabI Der Eage5lattGbunnsHttl Der ,,R
Jreien Srefe" une Der ,,5u. Staats5ts." In Sbts
eAao fat sIeid III.
.. DAB uniere 9eier3abl n~uberhaIb Der Stdot TItr'
oeIteus bier NAL 10 pros 1T, as Die ienes BIa ties.
8. Sab- bic srSa. S~taats5ts. Co." 6urdb uniere Op'
petition in bic gnse sstriebeH, am ?. Sanuar 1878
onrd cine >. GbatteI gRorteaee" ihr Ibr sanSeS
0eidaft etnihIieBah besgubIifationsrehts uHo beS
auredrs auf bic Sepei9enber ofOciirten 9reHe) Osr'
pfanSen muste. (siefe Recorders Office BON Goo
gOuutp, llrfurbenbnh 77s, Seits 337, 5ppOtbsteH'
hummer 161,269.)
AM. PUBL. COMPANY
Ridtaro Rtd1aeliS, grdfiOeut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-14

auei 5e6ereintunfer, sinen sHStnuder.
5wei 8ettunssnuiidneiber, einei SnGs
benfer unb auseroem nod a9iSig ee-
tDDbuli6e Beoieute, tuslhe Rihts al tbun
baben. brou9t, 70 reprdfentiren Sebn i'm
oilde SffiSiere anein bereits Die anlehns
li9e Wa6t BON tnufenb Mnnn, unaere1.
net bic fur bns @epdd erfurberli6en
@lepbanteu, Waultbiere, 8fer6e unb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-14
S~Lw1 der noSOlD1

bis S., in Tarmlptten III b 3u aue &Iahen %mfrieoeu=
ben 8eoinaunaen, 9Ian ieHoe cine 8pfttdrte NM
Blame nub 4dmpbIete tuelhe eine Se,hretbuu9 bon 16
Sidets htr uno Suriid fur &dufer frei. lin irgenh cine
S%nfurmatipl ipepoe man ft1 an bic Roma q. ". 9dno
Co., 92 RaueoIpe Ctr, Chicago. poer Seoor Sepios,
Scfua. 5. .. GaIbpuu n, 2aub=9pMmt"dr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-14
Gonaso Sasan.

Gls ta NIT BEN 8rtsfe fertie rpar, nidte
Der &du6erhnuptI1ann mir SeifaG gu uno
mahte benz 5perae Elm Sehen. @r iprnne
uuf ben Slid, ieste itb Dor mt6 Bin unb
that, als Of er oas Shreiben leie. HIS er
su @nce mar, mint er etneuI Der DPdnner
unb iprah Su ihn1 einise Bcrte; oteler
atns in cine SIDE beg &onmes, hp6 errt etz
mas auf unb leete ss DOR ben 3wers. Gs
paren tletne Steinhen, BITE Der &Ietne abs
sdh!te, Biz Go huncert traren. yteben tie
lsete eer anflG,er ieiu Wsiier, muGt mid
;arawf aufmsItiam, tr6hreno Der SrerS
Zen ginger in bic S6he tielt. Nls lie
iaben, oaB i'd bssuff, itr'4 Der Gnihhrer
ps 9sin3en hsi Ssits,, iApb lts pisssr bin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-14

~ " " II ~
Samburg, 10. Mai.-9ie auf cine 10
trouri9e @eiIe befnnnt eeporoene 5rou
SOitsr, ipel6e BON benz biefigen @el6pors
1leu9Pri6ie weaeu @~rtrdnfuu9 lb!es Sob
neg Gum 3uoe uerurtbeilt lit, ma6te norz
9eltern, nnhoem no i6r nm 3oge Dor
Der cie 9tadri6t iiberbraht bate, oaB
ier Nlhti9teitsgeiud ton bonn appelas
tlOnseeridte Su 2i6ed uerDorfen NOR
ben, i'll Der &a6oiienua6e eiuen Serlub,
M Su erbinaen, BEL benz fem Snar
leblte, Oa6 er gum 3iele fiibrte. Nn6oem
le oOrber iebr eefast seUeIen mar uno
DIE Meinun9 oedLSert bate, oaB man
nidt magen oiirfte, .fie binSuridten, tuetl
ne ni6ts ~9eItauoen bate, lparo lie oors
9eNerH nan II ubr auf benz pole oes
~SsfdnauiIies, na6 wel9em Die Seuenbes
tpubnsr oerufeu tpprbeu pareu, bon benz
SnipectOr Sirs permiBt. Serielbe elite
iUfUrt III ibre i3'le uno fano lie an einem
SENT rtnopfe nit einem oinnen Strid
er6Guat. b,n tie iin bein1ih aus benz
gum ytGben Der Side, pomit bic @efan'
9enCn beI61itigt ipuroen, eienenoen
Sarne 9e9rebt batt'. Sirs 5er1bnitt
Den Strid. Die @e;nngeue mar idou
obae 8etuustiein nno eruG6te er1t rple=
Der, nohOem fie Spei Siuaoen lang be-
hanoelt tporoen. Sic waro auf Mnoros
ming Dee y. fdnsuisarstes nod Dem sur
paule bCfDrnert uno 1T jest bort tutener
oUli9 eersfftsGt mUrnen, 10 oaB lie bsute
nah Der Ra5piieuwn6e suriid6eiDroert
@0rpen tit. 9aS @HabenseIu@ hires
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18
Fer, h Mines.

The recent organization of the Tenn
Pahute Company, of Chicago, and the
arrival of its representatives at this
point, is an assurance that the known
valuable locations in that district will
be developed at an early date. The
officers are wealthy men, and the
working capital subscribed is sufficient
i'm amountt to demonstrate tho worth of
their property. Colonel j. II. Baker,
a well known resident of Eastern
Nevada, and the original owner Of the
series of locations that now belong TO
the Ten Pdhuts Company, mas been
appointed Superintendent, and since
his return from his visit East, has, in
conjunction with the gentlemen who
accompanied him. been busy arrang-
ing for the forwarding of supplies,
machinery and men. They expert.
enced some difficulty in procuring
teams to transport their freight. but cut
the GOrdian knot yesterday by buying
out fits of their own. which were loaded
and sem forward last evening. Ten
miners we're also employed, and the
force will he added TO AS the work pro
gresses. 1t IL the Intention of the com
pany To build u mill next summer, II
developments warrant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18
Rescue Minc.

Superintendent Shoenbar showed us
yesterday same very rich specimens of
ore taken from tho lower levels OF the
above mine. which for beauty and
value will vie with anything ever seer
In this section. They were masses of
yellow carbonates aud ruby silver, and
would assay $40, 900 perton. The mine,
under Mr.. Shoenbar's intelligent iii
reciion. is opening out msgniiicently.
and when he gets 1t properly devel
oped, will undoubtedly prove to be
one Of the best mines in the district.
Considerable dead work WAS necessary
To put II in shape. The shalt will be
sunk to a depth of $40 feet, the old
workings cleaned out and new levels
opened, all of which takes time. Quile
a large quantity of ore has been en-.
conntered during the progress of the
work. which In on the dump at the
mine. Mr.. Shoenbar Is one Of the
most capable and best informed
miners in this district, and his energy
and persistence will at no distant day
make the Rescue mine what IL was of
yore, a first-class bullion producing
property.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18
FlOwm.

Certain of the d%enizeGsof Chinatown
dashed themselves into a fury of ex.
element and noisy vituperalions
Wednesday evening, over the sup
posed defalcation of the conductor Of
one of the opium dens that grace these
quarters. What the amount of the
Celestial's populations was, we were
unable to learn. but judging from the
noise and confii-ion, the barbaric,
harsh and uncouth Rutterals, the hur.
rying To and fro of the losers, and their
evident distress and Indignation, it
must have been up in the thousands.
We l2srned later, from an intelligent
Engliss. speaking Chinanlan, that the
figure. head, hired at so much per diem
to run the establishment and take the
chances of an arrest, hal skipped out
with a hundred and fifty dollars and
forty dollars worth of opium. The
Ga pitalist who really owned the insti
tuition, is nearly hankrupted by the
dishonesty of his confidential clerk,
and sees nothing but ruin staring him
in tho face. Unfortunately for the
peace and quietness of the neighbor-
hood, his grief was not too deep for
words, hence the "row and runpus."
The embezzler has undoubtedly flown
to the land where Savings Bank Presi-
dents and Cashiers find rest and CON-.
fort.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18
CLEARANCE SALE.


First grand annual clearance sale. now on.
at the MINER AND MECHANICS
TRADE DEPOT.
NOTE THIS !--Grand clearance sale COM
mences to-day at the MINERS AND ME-.
CHANICS' TRADE DEPOT.
IMMENSE BARGAINS in gents furnish
log goods during this gigantic clearance sale,
at the MINERS AND MECHANICS
TRADE DEPOT.
THE MINERS AND MECHANICS
TRADE DEPOT offer all Of their specialties
ut prices in accordance with the times, prices
being all along the line fully % per cent.
lower than last season. This means business.
IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS.-The
largest stock of imported cigars in this State.
always on hand, ct the MINERS AND ME-
CHANCES TRADE DEPOT. jy6
IMMENSE BARGAINS for everybody, in
hats and caps. during this monster clearance
sale at The MINERS AND MECHANICS
TRADE DEPOT. jy5
TERRIFIC SACRIFICES in holiday spe-
%cialties. fancy glassware, etc., at the MIN
ERS' AND MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT.
All must go, and will be sold at ~ cents on
tho dollar. Take n look.
FOR SALE-5O.0O0 imported Havana and
domestic cigars. which are for sale cheap, at
the MINEkS' AND MECHANICS TRADE
DEPOT.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18
Why they Retreat.

The SENTINEL Office is separated
from a hurdy house by thin inch
board partitions, and the sound of
revelry by night a be heard in the
composing room very plainly. On oc.
casions, very tough crowds gather in
the dance hall; brawls are common,
and pistols are drawn and exhibited
with the evident intent OH the part of
the fighters I o turn them loose. In
this connection it may be we'll to state
that the weapon known as the whist
Ter Is the fashionable fire arm, and it
has been demonstrated that a ball
from one OF them will penetrate
through six inches of dry lumber.
This TACT has become SO impressed
on the minds OF tie printers,
that as soon as the least loud talking
or signs OF u fight occur on the neigh
boring premises, they drop their work
and retire in dignified but hasty pro.
cession to the stone structure in the
rear. Not that they are afraid; Oh, no!
They are as brave a set OF men rs ever
put "A SAT, dista nee between themselves
aud the battle field. They simply
want to consult the foreman in regard
to some typographical point. The
proprietors, in view of the many de.
lays, are seriously contemplating the
advisabiIity OF boiler plating that par
ticular side of the house. 1t would be
An economy Of precious time and save
the boys the imputation of cowardice
That now stains their glorious repuIa-
tons. Ii there is any outrageous er.
rors noticeable in the spelling and
punctuation of the above, the reader
may rest assured that the comps have
purpos-ly perpelrated them IN revenge
for the expose.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18
A Busy Scene.

The prosperity of the town can be
noted by the activity that prevails in
and around our leading business
houses. This was especially noticeable
yesterday at r. Sadler Il Co.'s store.
The delivery team was making num-
erous trips to the suburbs, filling
large orders, and trying to keep up
with the volume OF business. Half a
dozen freight wagons were drawn up
in front of the house loading with
goods for TEN Pahute, the firm hav-
ing secured that trade. RUDE Eggle-
ston's trucks, loaded with fresh cor.
signments of merchandise from San
Francisco, were vainIy seeking "a place
to deposit their loads. Inside the store
the scene was just as busy a one The
place vas tironged with customers.
and our friend Mccormick, assisted by
the balance of the force, was hurrying
to and fro. putting up goods and wait
ing on the attendant crowd. Sadler 81
Co carry a very full stock of fresh and
saleab BILE goods, and do an immense
business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18
Exhu,ned.

The bones of an adult human were
exhumed by Mr.. Warner on Wednes-
day last while excavating the site for Il
house, near the old Jackson furnace.
They had evidently lain in their rest
ing place for u numh-r OF years, anu
we're evidently The remains of snrn-
pioneer Of tn. camp. hastily buried,
aud the locality at The grave long for
gotten. Mr.. Warner gathered the
skeleton together, boxed it upand gave
il II decent burial in u place where II
will probably reiiiain uudisturbed un.
iii the Day of Judgment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18
Cattle hieves.

The depredations OF stock thieves are
getting to be an ~uUbearsble annoyance
o our cattle men, and the raids on the
herds are bold aud numerous. For a
time the depredations we're confined to
horses, but lately the thieves have ex'
tended their operations and do not hes
itate to drive off teef cattle. The val.
leys in the Cortez range seem to be
the favorite field, and Mr.. l.. Johnson
informs us that at least go head have
disappeared from that vicinity in the
last two months. Cattle men have a
very summary way of dealing with
these autacious raiders, and one ut
these days we will hear of n neck-tie
party ut which the thieves will play
the principal roles.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18
The Fighters.

The Virginia Chronicle gives the
pedigree of some OF the fighters en-
gagged by the Alta and Justice. 1t says:
J. +. Mcdonald, who killed Dick Pad.
dock and Tom Hughes in this city
about one year ago, was hired as fighter
by The Justice to. day, and went down
to the works. He was accompanied by
Charles Huff. who stabbed a man on
the corner of d and Union streets, two
years ago. Prentice, the man who
killed five men at Walters Defeat shaft
of the Justice, three years ago, is re.
tanned by the Alta. He Is considered
the hest fighter in Nevada. A number
of other less notorious characters are
employed by both sides.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18
Foot Crushed.

A swamper, attached 10 one of the
coal teams running between Eureka
n Diamond Valley, fell from the
brake of the middle wagon. " lille com
ing MO town Yesterday, and caught
OF his feet under the wheel. crush.
ing u small homes aud otherwise in
Juring it. He WAS brought In town.
ana the injured member properly
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18
FOusad the M q

Aleck Mckay is a very persistent
officer, and when he gets after a man,
like SCOTS coin, he may as we'll come
down. He has had an Italian-a de-
faulting debior-in view for the last
three months, and has made several
trips to Alpha in search of the fellow.
Yesterday he started oat again and
found his man at one of the coal
ranches in that vicinity. Rather than
come to Eureka and face the music the
man settled the debt and costs, aud
Nc. returned triumphant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18
Change or Time.

w. H. Hsrrub informs us that there
will be a change of time ON the Cen.
trail Pacific railroad as soon al the
short cut via Martinez IL completed.
The throtfyh time from New York 10
San Francisco will be shortened some
20 hours. How IT will afftct the time
for the arrival and departure OF trafns
on the Eureks and Palisade railroad
can not be determined until the new
table Is made ups
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18

To boot, shoe or slipper yourself. 60 to the
GOLDEN RULE STORE.
Wooden cardigan jackets, at the Golden
Rule Store. CHEAP FOX CASH.
Linen and paper COLLARS, at the Golden
Rule Store.
Stationery, Paper. Pens. Ink. Pencils, and
a g neral line. at tho GOLDEN RULE
STORE. Cheap for CASH.
Heavy plated knives. forks and spoons, at
the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
Fine quality Of wooden muflers, at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE.
TWENTY-FIVE DoLLAR TEA SETS. At HAS
KELL'S. sept9-tf
Ban CLASSES, Goblets. Tumblers, etc. at
HASKELL'S sept9.tf
FINE wool mattresses, $40. at HASKELL'S.
sept0.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18
A Besr.

Louis Brandt informs us that . huge
bear has been seen in Antelope Valley
by the residents Of that place, and still
haunts that vicinity. Some Of bur
hunters had better interview Bruin
and bring him into town. It would be
a good chance to display their skill and
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18
Rich Ore.

A little nest of exceedingly rich ore
was discovered in the Rochester mine.
1t was taken out, sacked up, ami sent
to San Francisco for red uclion. There
WAS u little over u ton at it, and IL WAS
valued at $l3. 900, the average ASSAY
running up tn that figure. Mrs>rs.
Armstrong Il Rand are the owners of
The location.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18
The Pleiades.

The official letter of the 9th says:
Everything around the mine Is look.
ing remarkably we'll. Good progress
Il being made. with prospects az good
~ ever. Have struck a body of ore in
the long DRIFT from the l20. foot level.
1t looks well thus far, and have started
10 raise up on il. This ore body assays
as high as Sll7.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18
CHA Election.

AT the annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Gila Mining Company,
held in san Francisco last Monday,
the following named gentlemen were
elected directors To serve for lils en-
suing year: A. X. Hav kins, j. NJ.
English. Cainilo Martin. Rudolph
Cohen, Theodore Fl. Httell.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18
SIN Out of Keller.

The Western Union wires were still
out of keller yesterday. They man.
aged to get up one, but that was so
much occupied with private kilograms
ana railroad bnsines that it Was next
to impossible To serve the press. We
presume that III nIs will vet 10 run.
ming smoothly to- day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-18
Improving.

Uncle Dave Hall received a letter
ia>t h'Rht from Miss Aggie. now under
treatment ly a San Francisco aurist.
ome writes that she Is improving rap
idly and will soon 10 sll right.