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which was told 10 me by q gentleman of I'M
doubted verarity. may prove OF interest To- those
81 your readers who are studying tho occult
man II fine nervous organ i2ution. WIS taking
his afternoon scsla; his daughter. n youn.,
lady 81 seventeen. sitting 10y his side, with her
the wakcful state into one " semi -slumlrr. lie
saw or seemed To- see, appear at the foot II his
bed tall man, with n sorrowiul oppression
liltel mp q ronln ana Disappeared He was 50
disturbed by the strange and una'conntah!e ma
ture of his vision that. after tossing rest lcssly
Tor n few moments. opouclhis eyes and said,
Daughter, bclieyc cannot sleep to-day, and
Will gct up.' Looking up from her book, In
said. Plpn. this Is strange book that | am
reading. Mhat is Y said hr The Lie
u Marie Antoinettr.'' She replied, and then
road from the pages before her recital Qt the
exact incident that had Just constituted his
dream.
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During n lull in tie conversation yesterday
evening Grandfather ck-iinslr startled the family hY
r,mnrklus Do I've lived over one hundred years hN the
watch and never felt this way before AMI he hhnhed
IN very snrruwiul manner
What ; the maticrf' asked mother. who WAS ~ his
SIDE in an instant II don't snow. De- sud. unless
hy turns very alarming WAunrr OF feel sort ui hot
around the ears hc went on, aud mehhe better con
fp~-
lis whole frame trcmucd like leaf and deadly pal
ior OVorsprcui his taco \ window was thrown open,
which seemed torcN'c Inn ana he ea'pcd, l-wroic-
Hrlufliu SNOW "NNu Nfi nothing uf the sort
Yelled father 4" wrote h mv-,lf and can prove It,
Grandfather then went uu With ms confession Do
killed nl JuuuS an wrote the Nuthnu oitcr. Bind
up my horse Give NE another wound Another van
dow wa. uirucd 81 voted fur T -' Something goose
in the wretghed mans throat and chokcd the dleadiu
sentence.
was / who struck BIIN fAtt,rsuu-struc hm twt'vt
once fora ucNtior twenty, and sfaDdaihcr ieNb
IL his chair 4 NhuustDi
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FI0In NJ IITUI0Tf NiIsFNf-
The trial Of 331 eases 81 appeals Of property
holders from tie easements Nus l .uu Yesterday,
IN the DiN Coutt with the case Of Mr., Elizabeth latcr
son Nine Ronauari,N I'm this cause the appellant, who
the holder Of about si1Ou M stock aud bonds ISSUED
outside of Mari laud appeal, Co Ire released from taxation
the ground that the state has no right go tax schar
actrr ot pruporN some ol the stocks ANA bonds are
exempt BY the laws 81 the states whichissue them There
about ~ piUuO worth OF taxable properly depending
upon the decision IN tins case.
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FoaNe BoFW'", n, iae
Elizabeth Allen, in z poem, asksin on, WI,
rs 10 the facts II isn't the willow that weeps, II Is tie
boy who dances under the humber enl Git
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-26
NECRos-s,GIE.

Decide, i sa residence en- eette
paroisss, le % eourant. EUGENE
COMEAU, d Page de So ans.
II fnt veritablement llomme do
bien. Probe .iusqn'au scrnpaie, eIla-
ritable jusqr'a Iabnegasion, il SEM
blait faire consister suil prapre
bonhenr dams le bonhrnr lie ses
semblables. lie froid egoisme, le
fiei amer lie l'envie on de Ii haine
ne trouverent iarHais place dams son
grand cmur; rexemple de ses YER
tus eiyiques es. le plus bel heritage
quill iaisse d la posterit6. Puisse Ia
part que nous prenons de tout
cnur des justes regrets que cause
une telle mort, mitiger Ia tioulenl
de Ia famille qui Went de faire une
aussi grande perte. -.
paincourtville, "a octobre 1873.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-26
ELECTION NOTICE.
To the Voters Of the Parish
Of Assmuaption.

Tn obedience to act No. SO, Sec
tiou 1. approved April II, 1877, no
tice is hereby given to the qualified
sot.-rs .f iIlc parish Of Assumption
that an election viii be held on
Tuesday. November 8, 1878,
fiom the hours Of o'clock a. NJ. to
6 o'clock p d. fit being the first
Tuesday utter the first Monday of
said manihl, for the following State,
District aud parish officers. to wit:
One State Treasurer.
One Representative from the
Third Congressional District.
One Senator to represent the
Ninth Senatorial District.
Two Representatives for tho
General Assembly
One Parish Judge.
One Sheriff.
One Coroner.
Eight Police Jurors-one for each
police jury ward.
Eleven Justices of the Peace, and
Eleven Constables
And whereas the General Assem-
Ibly OF this State, at it's session of
l1s78, adopted certain proposed
lamendmants to the constitution of
this State, which, under the proVi-
lsions of article LAT Of said consti-
Tuition, are required to be submitted
ITO the people for rasafication or re-
IJection, which amendments have
been more fully SET forth Dy the
Ioflicial PRONUNCIATION OF the Secre-
ltary OF State, N accordance with
THE constitution TO which reference
Us had, and are submitted g the
people at the next general election
lin such manner and form that the
people may vote for or against each
amendment separately.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-26
Pasu Coroner
Or. TIIt,sT rs u. IsJ'6sH.
e parti National A Asalsrfcssii
LES q GaERRIERs ROUGEs.


Des revelations fort inattcn-
dues, p.lbIi6ss dams e Democrat
al slimanehe slernier, ont Jet6 la
stupsur tlaus h population louis
sianaiue. VI pen plus nous en-
rerenions alx jours tristeInent
c6IAlsres des sanglantes mascara.
des slsa know nothingisme.
Mons 90 voulons pas discntel
loaeaement eette triste aifaire. =
dams cstts Hnalhsureuse
organisasion secrete, tans g
Mons honorables a1rieusemen1
compromis, quill nous faut atten'
dire les d6negations de eeuz'ei
les sxplications Dc cenxja, avan'
de porter ID jngenel't qui 2
pent etrs s6rere, mais que nosi'
ma vondrions pas fairs poser So
de paugres gems qnl ne sont peat
6frs i,lsou;ioi que dea egares.
Ils ) seinains prochaills mons s1
p6rons p0uvoir nous expiique
nnetfaneat sur cette maiheureus'
ofsaire f1es Red Warriors qllI ~
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-26
Proceedings of the Police Jury
Parish OF assumption.
EXTRA SESSION.


Inc renee jury o. the parish OF Assump-
tion met IL extra session on this the 26th
H. g n..,,.a. 1ss1e ,,,,,..,...,t = . .at,
-, - = = >,-'--s = : - -
tne ffesadens.
Present--W. w. Pugh, President w. b.
Ratl;fy John wehrsa Dav;d IAvv lew
ys-:,,;., ~, Go. 49,. rI:s.
z lA1.A.AA9s = eslls. - - AAsss.
Absent. d. Cox, Emile Tallieu.
On motion Of David Lew the reading
~ 4hs ,,;r,,ta. a. sl,a i - xas .a,ss
s.'s s's = s.'9 '''.'s =
pensed With-
The President stated that this extra san
s;,, 1.s1 F.s,, s1la,s q. s,s,,,,,t ts,s ,,<.,.
80 ss>1-, .pl,s.-Ns 80 ss'--s
missloners ana CLERKS OF eiectlon.
On motion of VI ID. Ratiiff, duly seconded,
II WAS resoIvad Thai the following ner-
Iaons he annoinfed eamr.issionars and
csors-s e sssct:.,,.
e'erks q elso'soh
Eor Wara No. !, precsnot No. I. James 6.
3d.. So.ss.ln Ds:le.ss, sr.s anr Anaos
| riacensla Ior commissioners, ana Fernaha
Fernandez for clerk.
ror VAR Nq; Z, preeLnos No; Z, malsgI
Iulon, AfsauI z. nlaI.enlsru anu Saes e p
foaalMols Iar commissioners, and WIN. n
Marks, jr,, for clerk.
For ward no. y, pFecincS NO. y Erahk
~. fngn, .Gnarles AuDeFs nng Henry
Eietcner Tor commissioners ana Huma fe-
deaux Ior g ciesk. * ss.......,rs.. ..,.,-,.,
Eor TaI1 s N0: precines :, 20. {, AS9solpne Ssp
for ra,...eui eommis;opers. | and Edaar Himel 70.
Iclerk.
For ward No. p, precinct No: 8, Oscar
heDers, Edgar Ancain ana Oiiyer WI
Hams Tor commissioners, ana Caslmr ne
bert Tor clerk.
FOR ward No. preeincf 10. s ]. e
tIailieu, w Pugh, Jr., and Thomas
bfnce Tor commissioners, and Mlihan
~ Eor - wsr5 u.S.1 M ,vscs,,.t M ? Adam
IIBourgeois, ,zephirin Giroir and Francis
4 De:lncky for commissioners, and O. z,
henshrcp for clerk.
For ward : Q. {, precinct no. August
lBulow David Levy and Joseph Caetine fol
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-26

776nil6nale est en- sl6eroissancs
a.,r s fas.lte / IA ligne. Cependant !
S I'd aaelqsles noiayeasIx cas-
dams III senaine et meme ues
rs,.arfa,if6s. M Encore uI1e gel6e ou
.se,sx S., sf ia aean tIisparaitra.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-26
|estime, ct chez ses adversaires
|politiques on philosophiques me-
me, le plus prefond respect.

politiques on philosophiques me-
me, le plus prefond respect.
En- resume, grand esprit ct
grand cmur, 4 Ia fois bon citoysn
ct 6crisain distingu6, homme dor
DIRE ct artistic, bon chef de famille
&c bon patriote, aussi d6vou6 d
sa patrie d'adoption qn'au pays
sle sa naissance, tel etait Eugene
Dnmez.
Fant-il que les fnn6railles dun
tel homme n'aient pu reunir a
grand peine que onze personnes,
qnand environ deux milliers
d'hommes ct de femmes eussent
dn s'empresser d'aller rentire m
deraiar hommsge d celui qui 6tait
rhonneur de lenr localit6l H6las
e'est que r6pid6mie s'etait abat.
tue avec une sorte de rage-sur
ST Jean. Baptiste, ct await jet6 ID
feFreur dams toutes les families.
Dams cclle meme d'Engene Dn
mez, au Mesckae6bS, .seule-
ment ellie enleyait le chef, mais
ale franpait l'eponse, les enfants,
le bean. .frere, M. Below, ct les
ouyriers imprimeurs. Durant Get
te epidemic qni q fait tant din
fortunes, c'est assurement une
des plus gransles que mons con.
naissions. Que Dieu ait piti6 de
cette maison 81 cruellement 9prou
vee. N'est-ce pas assez, deja
nest ce pas beanconp trop dune
victime CONNIE Eugene Dnmez
Nous ne donnerons pas de longs
|renseignements snr le passe dc
Get honme renarouable. Mons
|sarons quill etait ne dams le de
|partement de Ia Marne, gull etail
|venu en- Amerique ell 1864, qu'i
|avait parcouru l'Ouest, s'etait ar
|ret6 4 st Louis ct dams le Kan
sas, avant de Sc fixer en- Louisia
Inc. Apres avoir etc institutenl
sur Ie Bayou Lafourche, il fit
la NouveIle- Orleans de brillantl
Idebnts dams 10 journal I Union
lavant d'acheter le Mescbac6bS, an
| lanel il donna une v6ritable q
Ebien juste renommee. Et, en- ve
lgit6, nous n'avons pas besoin d'el
jsavoir davantage. 20 ans de di
lrection ct de r6daction dun JONI
lnal tel que II Meschac6b6 suffit
lla gloire dun hoinme.
Nous avons souyent entendu $
lmanifaster certains 6tonnement
Ia ID rue dun homme de pareill
valeur, enterr6 an fond dun
champagne de Ia Louisiana. Rie
lele plus simple. 81 q. Dumez es
Irest6 d St-Jean- -Baptiste, c'e:
!, lqu'il Ia youln, c'est qu'il y ava
tronye le b0nllenr, I'aisance, 8
i par consequent, cette indepeI
: dance qui est 10 dignit6 de Thou
me ct de r6criyain. Deux fois
d pu prendre = direction Z
journal francais d
] Etats Unis, deax fois i 4 ref'ns
Ipr6ferant son honnete ct dout
lobscnrit6 du Meschaosb6 ct de s
Jean Baptiste d Ia renomm6e &
slpagense ct parfois comprome
!. Itante dun grand organe I
riparti, an sein dane grande cit
al Que cenS qui iguorent les joies I
lla falnille et celles plus mobiles o
lcore dune conscience saIisfai
q dele m9me lui jettent Ia pierrl
s. Nous sommes heureux dc po
!. lyoir ann0ncer aux n0mbreux am
i n s,f.era brava AT s35gnA wNrlve
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-26
LAFouRcHE STAGE

N0L4CE I'D TRAVELLERS.
The Stage carrying the United States
Mail leaves Rarsleonville daily ssundaya
lexeeptesi) ct s O'clock A. n. arriving &c
lB0naids0nville at 8 o'clock.
Returning, leaves DonalslsonviIle ON the
arrival Of the train from New Orleans and
takes passenger TO all points ON Bayou
Lafourehe to EapoIeonvilIe at reasonable
prices
For passage, apply st the Wa hington
Hotel, NapoieonTiile, and City Hotel at
IDonaldsonyille.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-26
EUGENE DUMEz.

lie monstfe d la face de bronze,
le yelIose jack, CONNIE dissent les
americans, est terrass6. II 3 rem.
contr6 IN terrible ennemi dams
cette antre pnissance bienfaisan-
t. de la nature, qne roa nomme
jack FROST. C'est CONNIE nne lutte
entire les deux g6nies du hien ct
sln NAL, oa le bon genie fnit ton.
iours par triomnher. Mais aupa
ravant, que de rayages, one De
distinctions, que de victimes!
Apres avoir frappe 4 droit ct !
gaaehe, aree me rage plus aven.
gle encore que bratale, decline Ia
vile ct les campagnes. porte une
main homicide sur Ia jennesse,
l'espoir du pays, sar cette limo
cente ct tendre enfanee. porgaeiI
ct ID joie des families, r6pid6mie
q eIey6 plus haut son ambition,
|elle enyahi Ie sanctuaire, les
|couvents, sen1e Ia mort an milieu
fde cette legion dsh6roIoues fem
mes aui ne sayent que Sc d6vouer
| d Fhnmanite, secourir toutes les
Iinfortunes ct toutes les souffran.
Ices ellie 4 frapp6 pins dun des
Isloeteilrs qni voulaient s'opposer
| a scs ravages ellie cen est prise
aux families les plus honol6es
lelle . p6ndtre dams Ia lnaison dun
| lex president et enies6 le fls dc
lifIIustre JEFF. Davis lei meme,
lells i frslppe i Il porte de notre
honorable st hoilole gouyernenr
Iet hi pris uil de ses elifants
a.iores. Ellie ma PAS epargne il
lpsesse, ct c'est sonvellt D ses plus
lsiignes leprGselitants qa'elle sen
lest prise.
All moment % nous nlettions
sous presses metre delnier ll'sne
Iro, me no.iyelle ilopinee nous
|frappait de stnpenr, II. Eagens
Dunpz. q r6dactenr tlu Meschac6
b6, sle StJean Baptiste, yenail
lsl'etre enleve par i aeau, Il nous
tlapprenions 81 mort en meme
temps que 81 lnalaslie.
nj. Eugene Dumea, don't noul
nous honorons d'avoir etc I'a.ni
t tln'etait pas IN de ces llonlmes go
j alIa tolnbe desqaels On g content
!. lsle jeter quelques phrases bana
llles. G'etait mn des 6crivsins le
Il plus distiugu6s qu'ait .jamais pos
!. .lsedes la Louisiane. Jamais on nj
lnienx ecrit dams Ia presse de ~
: tire Etat, ct il etait incontestabls
aIment le plus brilliant ct plus 8
cIrienx representant du journalism
81 des cam nnagnes, qui le regarda'
On maftre, CONNIE Q
!. Iguide. Nous ne croyons pas que
j. laucun temps on ait mienx con
,tlpris ct snieux compose m journl
,eIhebdomadaire psrmi nous. !
III iuest hac6b6 passait pour IN m
,rfiale du genre.
+. Non.seulement e. Dumez eta
I'm penseur s6rieux, IN homn
s I6rudit, IN ecrivain lnethodiqu
selmais 50 phrase await de pecla
e son style 6tait chaud ct color
Met, grace 4 e haute raison, jana
lies e,,tra1nements de Ia comp0l
ltion ne FONT fsit devier e Sc jet
= = dams le domaine de Il fantais
eslon de l'exeentricit6.
i. Ie cnnr chez lni etait 4 la ha
y teur de i'esprit, ct l'homme
niveau de I'ecrivain. Anssi eta
,aIil uniyerselIement aim6 e hon
y r6. Dams 50 falnilie, c'etait 9
= = seritable adoration chez :
,nfamis. IN lent aftachemer
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-26
Les 6chos de rignenr !:

Les ech0s de rigueHr
Lsenfant pousse des cris horri-
bIes, q Ia vue de sa baignoire.
La maman a umo lie ces inspi.
rations qui ne viennent qn'aax
meres!
Ellie prend m gros moroccan de
sncre, et, sous lss yeux lie l'en-
FAINT, Il jetfe dams le balm.
Imm6diateneDt le bebe Sc lais-
|se METRE dams la baignoire.
Jean Baptiste, vous ferez tles
|reprOehes d votre narchanti lie
b0is, car ses tournitures ne valelIt
|rien, les trois quarts eiu temps.
All madame peut dire les cilia
lquarts du temps
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-26
Nouvelles D la Main.

Le general AymaEd, g0uver-
|neur dc Paris, Went de supprimer
les sentinelles ct une partie des
I,ostes militaires qni Sc trouyaient
proposes d la garle de certains
monuments pablics.
II v a bien d Paris encore une
vingtaine de sentinelles inutiles.
On q parl6 sonvent de eelle qui
|6tait prspos6e . Ia garde dun
banc repent.
II = en- a une qni est restee
bien longtemps pour un motif
tout aussi grotesque.
C'6tait sous reinpire. lie gene
raj Random etait alors ministre
de la guerre.
Depnis quill 6tait install6 dams
|lih0tel de la rue st. Dominique, il
await renarqne dans le jardin an
soldat Ell faction devant IN mur.
Cue faites vous Ia ? dsmanda
lie ministre.
-Je men SfliS rIeIl, rep0ndiG 10
lsoldat.
LIE mar6chal fit appeler l'offi-
lcier de garde, qui cOnsulta le Ia
bleau de service.
Monsieur le ministre, dit le
lieutenant, cette sentinelle est
lplac6e dams lie jardin pour garder
lun mar mitoyen qui est en- repa-
|ration.
On consulta l'architecte.
n Y await cinq ans que le mui
await etc r6par6.
-
| Histoire racont6e sur le sculp
Itcnr IT,.
II a une moustaehe 6norme q
June pipe tres c0urte, nm yra
Ibrflie...bec.
| Quant i Ia mOustache, nous /
lr6petons, c'est un champ d
lbroussailles, une futaie, nne fore
Ia ellie toute seule.
j L'autre jour. 3 Ia chasse, il fu
Ilnait acknowledgements tout en- mar
Ichant.
Comme ia pipe te dnre long
temps fait le camarade qui Fac
Iconpagnait. Tu he fails qn'ap
Ipuyer sur le fourneau ct rallume
lle temps en- temps, ct ellie es
Itonionrs pleine.
i Oui, r6ponGi To-, est pro
babIenlent Ii. qualit6 du tabac.
Les deux amis Sc skparent. 8
.lsoir IT,. rentre d raubergs
Icompl6tement bredonille dali
lIeurs. Tandis qn'il - met 4 "a
Iconter les p6E6peties de cett
,Ichasse 6monvante, tous ses ami
He regarlent avec stupenr. On D
lie reconnait plus. La ieyre supS
lrieuFe ne portait plus qu'nn ma
gre duvet tout roussi.
Il G'etait sa mOustacle quill ayal
lfumee toute la jour nee
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-26
CONDITIONS De DsABONNEsEEFT !
rArAnE.E p'ADvAncR.
pix DIS AlsNoNcEs: :

r Les abonlsEs ID Piossassy, qui no
recevraient p@s ne iiefeasent leaFn num6-
ros. nous rsill7ronf un grand service en- nous
ssgilalAlt Sans d&IHi toslse iEs6guiaFite.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-26
De Pierre Yeron :

dis done, cllerie. dit nne l,f6-
daTre a son Ernest, VOLTA l.lns dc
|hnit jours que tn no mas Pas
|donne IN radis (radis yeut dire
argent, 6tylnologie iilconnae
Ernest, avec le plus donx SOU
|rire:
Pas m raiis depnis huit
|iours, mon adoree l... Sapristi
CONNIE ayec toi ID temps l,aase
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

/ offer my services, during preva-
|Ience of epidemic, to all destitute
persons who are unable TO employ q
physician.
DR. THas. B. PUGH,
Woodlaun Plant, La.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-10
HOW TO work MINES.

Views Of a Saint on h Subject.
The editor Of the Utah Commercial has
evidently been giving as much attention to
the manner in which mines are sometimes
manipulated as to his own souls salvation
through the saving grace of the Mormon
Church. He has probably been on the
Coinsteck His Recommendations carry q
strong veins O biting sarcasm. They are
a. follows First-Get the mines incor-
porated and listed at the Stock boards;
then appear to BIO hunting ore and com
mence levying assessments. II q hat full
Of ore IL found on tho 19,000-foot level,
which doesn't assay half what it would
cost TO extract il, avoid it, bach out and
bulkhcad up the drift; clap on assessments
thick and heavy; sink shafts, inclines and
wines; 60 everywhere but where the ore
is. When the public. by means Of the SUI
perintendent's true q letters. have become
befogged or Disguised, or have forgotten
all about it, strike another hens nest OF
SIS ore, then go through tho same process
of excavating all kinds Of holes in the
country rock. Next, another assessment,
then hunt more ore and be careful not to
find it. Beware Of all lodges or deposits
Of ore, and remember that dividends we're
made to DO collected. not paid. Assess
regularly and as frequently as the law al
lows, for the dear public viii Ego long"
on -FOUR stocks, managed in this way, as
long as they can raise a dollar. Always
have . large body Of water conveniently al
hand about the time II Is expected to strike
rich orc wide superintendents letter.; have
the pump rods and v hobs rotten and oui
q order, and above all, do not earn and
divide profits.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-10
THE HILLSIDE MINE.


1t appears that the Hillside mine, Of J.
B. Mcgee and J. A. Blair, u Bristol dis
trict, is turning out we'll. The editor of
the Phoebe Record, who visited the mine
and furnace last week, gives the following
account Of what is being done: Last Tues
day we paid o visit to the Hillside NJ & NJ.
Company's furnace, at Bristol, and to the
mine. AT Bristol we found the furnace in
full blast, running splendidly, and keep
ing three shifts Of workmeE busy attend
ing to it. Hillside ore is found to be just
the kind to u through nicely; the only
addition that is requisite to make it work
is quartz. Each shift of workmen turn
out about 60 bars, making 100 bars in a
"a hours run. These bars weigh over rs
pounds each, n the average assay of the
bullion is S455 per ton. Up to the time
we were there the furnace had been I'M
ming successfully eight days, averaging
from $4,000 to $4,000 per day. Mr.. Nc
Gee, manager, stated to us that if he could
keep the furnace running for five or six
days longer that the company would be
enabled to pay for everything, including
the money advanced by him to purchase
the National mine and furnace. Fast
freight teams had arrived there Sunday
night with goods for Mills Il Co., and had
loaded up with 80, 900 pounds Of bullion
from the furnace; several Mormon teams,
destined for York, Utah, had conveyed
away 0 1000 pounds, making 25 tons ship
4 ned"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-10
THOSE REc0MMExDxrIeNs
Thc CrItlcIsm ora scienNac MING.

The Criticism ola Scientific Miner.
The Tuscarora Times Reeie,c, whose act
ing editor is n scientific miner, has this to
say OF the recommendations OF the Rich
mond C0DsDxission
Whenever a pack OF s'smart alexis" in
either Europe or America attempt to med
die with the mining business Il Nevada. q
business about which the average stock
holder is as ignorant as a Hottcntot, they
are SIRE to make u disastrous muddle of
tho whole matter. Some weeks sine the
Richmond Mining Company sent to Eureka
an authorized commission whose business
II should be to thoroughly investigate the
working and management Of the mine, and
to report the same to the Cockney stock
holders. The SENTINEL, Of July 4th, has
this to say shout the great report, 1.-THE
| report Of the Richmond Commission con-
cludes withferty-five recommendations for
| the Guidance Of the future management Of
| the Censpany. Most Of them are imprac-
| ticable. and not o few nonsensical. Some
| Of the suggestions would be as useless to a
mine as a lying-in hospital or sailor board
ing house." The fact may some time
dawn upon the minds of mine owners that
mining affairs, like military maneuvers,
| can be better conducted at tho scene of ac-
ton by mon Of experience, who know just
| what they are about.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-10

The Calendar of the July Term.
The following business was transacted
in the District Court yesterday:
Ordered, That, for good cause and rea-
sons the following named persons be ex-
cused from Grand Jury duty for the July
term, 1878: d. A. Hopkins, Jos. Winzell,
F. J.. Schneider, j.. H. Reecc, A. Z. Titus,
Samuel Cooper and William Arlington.
ALI. Chartz, J. ID. Bigelow, Peter Jams
and John Sanders. prisoners confined in
the county Jail, appeared in person ands by
attorney, and said that they did not object
to the panel of the Grand Jury or any in
dividual member thereof.
r. NJ. Beatty was appointed as counsel
for Peter JAMS before the Grand Jury.
j. T. Baker was appointed u for
John Sanders before the Grand jury.
John f. Platter was sworn as foreman,
and the Grand Jury was sworn and charged
by the Court.
The jury retired to deliberate.
JAS. F~inlayson VS.. Wines 4 Montgomery
Judgment ordered for defendants.
Brescor vs.. j. r.. Observation-Disclosures
that the petition and all other papers to
transfer this case to the Circuit Court, are
withdrawn, by consent Of both parties. BY
consent, judgment and decree for plaintiff
was ordered in accordance with the prayer
Of complaint and findings to be hereafter
filed.
Foley VS.. Foley-Ordered that a decree Of
divorce be granted for plaintiff in accord.
ance with the findings to be fled.
State Bank Of Nevada VS.. N. Wilson ei
al.-By consent, continued for the term.