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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-17
North Bo..u.. and r,eusry.

VIRGINIA CrrY. March Is, lS79.-W. W.
.Sis,.o", .Secr,tsry; Tho north lateral DRIFT
from the first station has been extended
IS feet during the week. showing no
change Of formation or increase Of water.
The second station. at the 800 level. and
the rock chute at that point are CON-
pleted; also . large water tank ready for
planking. A lateral drift from the second
station north into tho North bonanza
ground has been extended 10 feet; also q
lateral drift from the same station into tho
Flowery ground has been started and run
Is feet. The excavation. of'..the pits Tor
the new engine has been commenced, n
will DO completed the coming week. 1
hAvs bought . pair Of secondhand engines
that will take Us down to the 1000 level.
ID. II. JACKSON, Supt.
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Unitsd states Trial Jarers.

Augustus Ash, United States Marshal,
has summoned the followins.namsd per-
sous to serve rs trial Jurors In the Uni.
ted States Circuit Court for the March
term, to DO held at Carson City to.mor-
row /: s. I. Swift. ]. d. Kerssy. H. II.
Beck. II. g. Tombs. W. r. King. q. L.
Foster. Alex. B~risachor. William Mead.
ows. James Duffy. G. A. wethsrill. ].
G. Brown. L. NJ. Gippen. ]. II. Math.
ewson. J. W. Noyes. John Spring. Hip
olite I.oos. J. Is. Cormack, Jacob lob.
riner. l.. w. Lee. ". L. Price. W. +.
Smith, s. A. Tompkins, Maitland Center
and John +. Gsarhart.
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Rest d Belcher.

VIRGINIA CRY. March 10, 1870 William
WiIi., .Ssere,ary , Since ! last wrote you
east crosscut No. 1, on the Gould Il Curry
line, 1900 level. was extended % feet, aud
is now in 20 feet. Tho face 10 in hard
blasting ~porphyry.
West crosscut No. 3, on our northern
boundary. Was advanced 20 feet. and its
total distance from the winzo Is lGi feet.
I have stopped this crosscut. feeling con-
WINGED that ID Is useless to go further west,
especially a. we are liable To cut = stream
Of water. The 0sbiston shaft WAS sunk IL
feet; total depth. 525 feet. We have
stopped sinking temporarily TO overhaul
the machinery and to ascertain how high
tho water will come up.
r. 4. 0sBisros. Supt.
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u.,.. t...oi,aas~.,.

vIEarSil CRY. March Is, is79.- Robert
.Slsrrood, Psoiis~i: The Mexican Joint
Wine on our south line has been Junk and
timbered ~ feet. making 4 total depth ON
the slope Of 2sl feet, still continuing In
hard.blasiing porphyry. The distance on
the slope 10 the 1000 level is2i3 feet, which
connection. by the assistance OF tho up
raise from the 1000 level, We hope to make
in about two mouths.
The face 81 the north drift on the Mexi-
can 1000 level Is nov 81 feet from tho
south line; this distance will be run In
about 10 days. when we shall continue the
drift north 10 our north line with all poe
sibls speed.
We are still engaged in repairing and
charging the Sierra Nevada ii50 drift.
The dow u water FROM the east drift on
our1COO level has decrcased IN two inches.
W. II. Parton, Supt.
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Aboas Connected.

As will DO seen by official mining
letters elsewhere the North Consolidated
Virginia shaft and the upraise from the
100 level Of the Sierra Nevada are nsar.
ly connected. Last night an endeavor was
made to break through from the shaft
to the upraise, but unsuccessfully. The
debris Is now being cleared away, and
doubtless a second attempt tonight will
he successful. The importance OF the
connection needs no calculation.
1t is also rumor.d very strongly that
the connection between the two drifts
OH the 1900 level Of the Sierra Nevada
IL likely to DO made al about the SAINT
time ut that above mentioned.
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IDistFies OsprG

The following business was transacted
in the District Court this morning
State VS.. Joseph F. Auds-Commis-
sion issued 10 take testimony.
State vs.. james Gilmore-Indictmsnt
for burglary; On trial.
Jurors excused till Monday. cath In.
slant, at 10 A. NJ.
Ordered that vsnire issue for new
panel Of trial jurors, returnable on Gath
instant at 10 A. n.
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ALBEIT LAcKEr. Supt.
ward.

VIRGINIA CRY. March IS, 1s79.-.LaeoL
.S,adJ,Li. ys., .Sscretary The new machin-
cry IL ready to start this morning for regu-
lar running. but owing to the skeet, which
is building at the Gold Hill Foundry. not
being finished. operations will b. retarded
until the middle Of the coming week.
Tho ditch. three feet In depth. Is CON-
pleted TO the point where the water tank
Is stationed. and pipes laid two-thirds the
distance. Tho remainder will be laid by
tomorrow night. Also, the timber and
plank for the new tank will DO framed and
ready TO DO put together by tomorrow
morning. Henry BAwDES, Supt.
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NORM con.e,,d.sed virginia.

VIRGINIA Crrr. March Is. 1S79:-Georye
G. Psan, Secretary: The shaft has been
sunk and timbered 20 feet during tho past
week. Our extreme depth below the 1900
station is 100 feet. We hope 70 make the
connection with the Sierra Nevada tho
coming week. There Is but little change
In the formation and the water gives ne
but little trouble. The new machinery
will be ready to start on Tuesday, II no
unforeseen accident happens.
d. H. JACKSON. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-17

Jim 0rndorfr and Jack Mages are un-
doubtedly the leading sportsmen Of the
Comstock. This had further exemplif.
cation yesterday by the manner In which
they conducted the fox hunt which has
been aniongrossing subject OF convsrsa-
ton for a week. In order that our
aristocratic brethren in other countries
may understand how n Nevada fox hunt
Ia gotten up. the NEWS will enter into
the details. The fox was a beauty and
was caught near the race track. He was
safely confined in q cage to facilitate the
handling OF him. At 8 o'clock, Martin.
the eIpressman. drove up in front OF the
Delta Saloon with a wagon load OF dogs.
Here the fox was added 10 the cargo.
and a key Of beer. a barrel OF water and
q jug Of whisky were hoisted in. A
basket OF lunch was slowed under the
seat.
Everything being In readiness, the
horssmsn mounted and started down
six.SIils Canyon for Twenty. Six.Milo
Desert, which Is distant from Virginia
City about 20 miles. The party halted
near the middle Of the desert shortly
after I o'clock, and ths necessary for
malitiss proceeded with. The names OF
those present were Jim Orndorii, Jack
Msgse, Jimmy Sumner. Gene Marley.
Tom wooley. +. Lowery. Billy Grad.
dock, Schy. Lancaster. Tom Connors,
Tom Giles, NJ. Kelly. Pat. McNmarra,
Bill Coney. J. Il. Houghman, old Bill
Curry, three or four strangers from sur
rounding ranches, and n News reporter.
Dennis Nsvin and wife drove out In the
morning to SEQ the sport. OrndoIff.
Mages and Summer had eleven fine
hounds, Lowery took his "Spring."
and woolsy turned loose his pup
"Leader."
After tho horses had been given an
opportunity TO get their wind and had
been given q drink from the barrel Of
water Preserved strictly for the use OF
the quadrupeds), the "line OF battle
was formed. the administers and reserve
corps being skillfully deployed by Col.
Orndorff. At this moment the excite
ment was intense. tho hounds were bay.
ing and the horses impatiently prancing
to and fro over the smooth. hard. desert
surface. The desert. which stretched
away on every side, was as white M
chalk, as hard as n brick and as level rs
the sea.
The box was opened. but Reynard
liked his quarters and declined to per-
form his part Of the programme by
starting the run. Knocking and kicking
on the box failed to disturb tho obsii.
nate brute, and jim Orndorff became 80
impatient that he seized the box and
turning II upside down. shot the game
upon the ground like q pigeon from an
II. X T. trap. The dogs were held In
leash till the fox had made about 200
yards. when Mt the word OF command
the eager horsemen put spurs to their
equally eagsr steeds. and away they
went. helter.skeltsr, pell.mell, first one
ahead and then another. in the most
a.,gn.iui conluslon, Ga.n onv =
my no !Sl Aeno, n W y"
same ~ u 'oP III ' ~ A.. .u;,,-
me nrst course 'as"
ioosea ius'u' e, "n 49, m,iss ami inst
n.;or. %oainino ,be sa,ebrusb. he was
oe'oro sa, Wi anu as y ii,,lo ~
u. = a.. pa;u, ,n,rsd nj ,ba,
'ue sos'h " oa's na.,h .nJ
poiht ne STRUCK hlihos' uuo soa
before tne aogs OF nolseueh cum .ny
up, went over 'no p'o" nasSSa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-17

Mrs. Tourtillot. the Stockton pedss-
trienne, who will commence her walk Of
80 consecutive hours without food,
drink or rest. in San Francisco. Thurs
day evening at o o'clock. and finish
Saturday evening at II O'Clock, intends
to make her next walk, thereafter. In
Virginia City. Sho 10 q brunette. six
feet In hight. and well proportional,
turning the scales at l93 pounds avoir.
dupois when at home, aud carrying 1856
pounds In her pedestrian feats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-17

The benefit Of Geo. N. Eells, ct the
Opera House Tuesday night, continues
to attract much attention. Ho has done
so much to help along the benefits Of
other worthy and needy persons that
everybody feels like standing in when
now his turn comes. The best local
talent will participate in the concert and
local artists are not . whit behind
many who are professionals. The con-
cert will therefore DO well worth attend
ing. Reserved seats can now be secured.
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Sr. PArRicK's DAr.-The day Of the
Patron Saint Of the Emerald Islers wa
duly celebrated on the Comstoek by
displaying our national nag and wear
ing the green. In many places the
harp and the shamrock were also con.
,~spicuous. The Emmett Guard made a
grand parade In Virginia. and their
fine appearance wal remarked BY every
body.
STILL ALIVE. - Thomas Warren,
whose skull was crushed in ut the
Osbistou shait. Saturday morning. Was
still alive at noon to-day. but . table
spoonful OF brains have been taken out
at each dressing Of the wound. aud
there Is scarcely u possibility OF his
recovery.
LOCATION. - Thomas ID. MeJilton.
John II. Collins. Jr. and wm. II.
Harper. Jr. have dled notice OF location
of the Consolidated Harper claim, u re-
location OF the Silver Cloud, partly in
Lyon and partly in Storey county.
Devils Gate and Chinatown District.
TIE next Masonic social will in every
respect come up to the high standard
already established. and the price Of
tickets has been placed at only -.
This IL reasonable, anu a good company
will surely BE- present.
=.
Col. +. +. OsBisroS, Superintendent
Of the Gould x Curry and Best X
Bsleher mines. will leave tonight Tor u
second visit I o Colorado. lie expects
TO be back in ten days.
A DONKEY KSorSE will shortly be set
up Mt the new shaft Of the Justice near
the old Waller Defeat ground. The
deposit Of ore there is proving very
large.
AT Sutro the public schools are 30
crowded that the School Trustees have
been obliged to order children under
school ago (six years. 70 be excluded.
Tur suit Of Horace Crandall against
n. II. Taylor has been dismissed at tho
cost OF the plaintiff.
PULPIT DKipEsnErNHR. OF the Hale X
Norcross. will return to the Comsioek
tomorrow.
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cnou.rComb,..sio. shan.

VIRGINIA err. March 10. 1s79.-A. A.
p. Har.,on, Prtuidsrt; At tho Chollar'Nor
cross.Savage shaft during the week ending
this date we have betn putting In an Air
compressor and working on building for
same. All this work 10 making excellent
progress. Very little has been done In
shaft except pumping. We are holding
the water ct the 2200 station. pumping
about 100. 900 gallons per day.
Isaac l.. REouA. Supt.
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sAD HAVOC IL .RRATRD

Among the tenants OF the mouth by allowing
impurities to collect upon their SUFFICE or In
their interstiees. BoZoD0Nr removes every
vestige OF tartar from the teeth. and renders
their premature decay impossible. 10 not only
imparts 10 them whiisness and vigor. but com.
mnnicatcs hsrdness aud rosines- TO the gums.
The breath acquires . mp-t acceptable fra
granas from It's use n IL q purely botanic
liquid, and Il may be relied on 10 accomplish
It's besutifyins effects without ~injuring tho
enamel like 4 gritty tooth paste. mall I'm
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The r.

II will be remembered that at the first
quarterly meeting Of the Virginia Sport.
ing Club for the current season there
vas q tie between Tom Diamond o!
Gold Hill and Hub Parker OF Carson.
for the FIRST %prizs-the Society medal.
The tie was shot of at Carson yester.
day. Ave birds each. regulation distance.
and was won by Diamond. This makes
the prize his. absolutely. he having held
II the constitutional length Of time TO
acquire possession.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-17
A nRMAnKABLR CASE.

One Of the mo.t extraordinary eurc- on
record was that Of the man John y. Herman.
dez, residing In Salt Lake City. who Vas 81
deaths door with that terrible disease MAras.
mus the best medical aid hsd failed TO stop
the progress OF the malay. ~hen twenty.three
we'll man. jy7s In
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Arrival. Yesterday norniuE.

\ Heyjenieldt Jr, W Staples. James
McKinty. 7 Fitzgerald, q q Parkinson.
II Wheeler and wife. W q Huntsn. Thomas
Colo. G W Crocker and wife. Mrs Griffin.
Mrs W J wildbahn, John d Lannon, ID
Parks. U J stephens. PC Butler, W L y
Deal. y A Triuo and wife, ID Peyser. CO
HutfAker. II ID Mcintyre, N Armstrong.
n W Hodkins and wife. l. Lyons. W
Douglas. L c Mix. To Gallagher and
wife, Miss Clark.
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CoxsrocK EXCHANGE. The Comstock
Exchange Saloon. 200 Main street. Gold
Hill. 10 maintaining Its enviable notoriety
as Q iirst.class place by dealing out the
best Of wines. liquors and cigars.
The billiard hall connected with this
saloon Is In every way first.class also.
having q fine carom aud q iteen ball
pool table. Lunch at all hours.
THr CAPrroL.-The Capitol saloon. 0
North O street. Virginia, under It's pres
ent proprietor. p. d. McCourt, main.
tains It's just celebrity as q primo place
Of resort. The famous Standard cigars
are 10 DO found here and any brand Of
beer or ale. as well rs the choicest gen.
eral assortment Of wines and liquors.
Everybody visits the Capitol.
DAYTON LNEs.-when the new Sutro
stage limo. via. Dayton, starts on the
irst Of the month and Altman runs his
line TO Bodie daily, as he proposes. there
will be four lines Of stages between
Dayton aud the Comstock: The new
line. the old line. twice q day. and tho
Altman stages.
wASrrD.-Lady wants a situation to
do general house work. Apply at this
ofioe.
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b

Providence. Il. l.. March H.-Pst-
rick Kenney. the wool dealer, who failed
some months ago. was ssvagely horse.
whipped on Market Square Saturday
afternoon by a theatrical woman, Ninsn
Duclos. who claims to DO . heavy
creditor,
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After the Tramps.

New YoRK, March IA Tramp bill
passed the Assembly Friday after oon'
siderable opposition, principally from
this city's delegation. II is modelled on
the New Hampshire law. which cleared
the State Of tramps. II makes the
punishment Of tramps six months In the
P~enitentiary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-17
p.r.rsare. a..nranr E,..Inx.

q II WEIGH. I Nevberger. II Wheeler.
= n Taylor. Tho- Mooney. Isaaes, Il II
StrecL. II W Warren, Z II Kennedy, Mrs
IL II Manuel and children. 7 ~oppenheim.
Charles Henderson. Maud MeCleery, Mrs
Sproule. X Manning. J Nichols. 7 Burke.
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Yellow Fever.

NEw York. March II. - The bark
Sleipner arrived at tho Passes Friday
from Rio in charge Of the Mate. who
reports that during the voyage the
Captain, second officer and . boy died OF
yellow fever. The vessel 10 now at
quarantine.
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lANAEe.

VIRGINIA Crrr. March II. ls79.-E. u.
Hoim.., .S.e,,iary. We have been engaged
the past week In oserhAuling and repair
ing the shaft and incline, lining and over
hauling the incline pump rod and Ia
r~esdjusting the ballast on the different
balance bobs. Our pumps and machinery
are In good working condition. and every
thing working we'll.
N. G. GILLETTE. Supt.
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Rilyer Hill.

VIRGINIA CrrY. March 10. 1872 ". d.
Deus. .S~.er,tary: During the past week
our main incline has been sunk aud tim.
berei 10 feet. The east crosscut ON the
100 level has been extended - feet.
through clay. porphyry and quartz. We
are having more water. but not enough 70
DO felt much.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-17
FATAL DELAY.

u 10 often the case that We sscrince our live,
By delaying the use Of proper remedies. A few
hours Lost IL often fatal In acute distsscs.
Fever And Inflammation waits for no man, but
when unchecked hurries on 20 modification
and death. DO not be guilty II this fatal delay.
Ure frcely Bristol's sarsaparilla and Pills; In
them you have safcty and health. cc76 eod I'm
cuEw Jschson's Rect Sweet NAVY Tobacco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-17
A VOICE Faoa v A

From Virginia ciiya poor sufferer, almost
devourrd alive by an ~uloerous secret disease,
sends us bis thanks and gratitude for his 70
covcry TO h-aIth. effected by those sterling good
medlcincs, Bristol's S~arrspsrilla and Pills,
established for over forty year,. They have the
conndsncs OF both doctors and patients.
ANIL Inn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-17

Cook wASrED.-A first-class woman
cook is wanted for q house with eight
boarders. Apply At Dauchsy's 81.
Charles Market, above the railroad
track.
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arvsvs,s sh,. novat.r.

LA Brown, A Randall. 5 y Mills, Mrs
M Gavin. q Hills. u Coffin, 7 Nash, Mrs
n Ksnney. J Muldoon. 7 Clark. Mr., X T
Duffy. II Grow. Mrs. SAVERS, q W Budden.
W W Snowman. ID d Merry. Z Leie,re,
Il Condor. J ID Black.
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d. II. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite thu Bank Of califor.
MIA. Gold Hill, heeps constantly Oh hand ali
favoritc brands Of Imported Cigars. choice bit
cigars. eli kinds OF chewing tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes, school books and stationery OF
all descriptions, nns cutlery. and tors and fancy
goods OF all kinds. ap2s N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-17

Tue building for the new air com.
pressor at the GINS. shaft IL being
shingled.
Col. N. @. GILLETTE. Of the Savage,
came up from below yesterday.
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Fatal Accident,

Prrnros. Pa. March Is. - Phillip
Hess and Peter Frederick were killed In
the Empire c%ollisry last night by the
fall Of roof rock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-17
IrRgMOyns WRINKLES

And softens the rk.n. The regular use OF Muir.
ray a Lsnman's Florida Water o. the toilet
tsnds 10 prevent aud remove wrinkles, tho soft.
ness OF the skin produced by II taking away the
natural inclination Of the euticle TO form Into
Fidges and fufrOya nos I'm
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HUNTING IN NEVADA.
IMPROVED MANNER OF GET.
TING Up A FOX CHASE.

10 Ten want TO HavA n Hun for the
Brush, Take 10 in the Wages
with YOU Coursi1s as N supple.
msstai Amusement sport fsr
lIoands and Horses.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

have disposed Of my right. title and interest
In the material. 1xtu,es. Joo once and other
property connected with the pubiishment Of
the Coin HnI DAiLr Nrws To the News Pub
lishiDg Company. Thanking the public foe the
liberal patronage aud favor hervtofore bestowed.
! oespesk fur the Company q Continuance ofthe
aame.
ALP. DorES.
Gold Hi. Feb. ~. 1872.
Referring 10 the above. the News Publishing
Company de-ire 10 inform the public that they
will continue the publication % the GetD HuL
dairy NEvs and the business Of the Job once
In connection herewith. The patronage OF the
public 10 respectfully solicited.
WILLIAM p. PRATT,
bushes. Manager.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

cuEw Ischson's Rec, Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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The weather continues dry. warm and
pleasant and the streets dusty.
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1850. 1879.
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH or VIRGINIA.
g.. ". HALL, Proprietor.

THIS OLD-EsTABLIsHED AND RELI.
i able Laundry 10 prepared to turn out any
quantity Of Renovated and ciesn Linen With.
chemical application.
Packages puneiuAliy called for. and 70.
turned.
OPPicEs-Theodore VOLTS Clothing Store,
opposite International Hotel. O street. vlr.
sinia. and vesey House. aold fliil. IN
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ALI. DoTES.
Gold Hlill. Feb. ~. is,9.
kEPonr.
THIS

~. rraseises Board.
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ecc week In your own town. ss outnt
DOC ffcs. Ne Ssk. Reader, n you want 8
business at which persons Of either ssx can
male Esa, psy " The time they vork. vrits
Iiisn' q. H1ILErT = 90. Poui.aA. ",
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WARREN 4 NIcHoI,
AUGUST IEonHARD.

INFORMATION Is WANTED AZ TO THE
whereabouts OF AUGUST IE0NIIsRD OF
New York City. who arrived In this country
about ten years ago. and Was Last heard OF q
Gold Hili. HeUoA. Any person possessing In.
formation % rfsrenee to him. either dead or
alive, In respectfully requested 10 communicate
with LOUIS BRRSNkMAN. station O. nan
francisco. Gal. maia In
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-27
VOL. UI.-NO. 129.
a Ravenous Eagle.

A few days ago while little August
Burr, aged seven years, was playing
with his sisters-one five and tho
other three and half--ncar his faith
er's house. Beaver Bay, Lake Superior,
an enormous eagle pounccd down up
on them, throwing the two girls to the
ground. 1t Immediately attacked tho
younger one, grasping one of the
child's arms with the claws Of one foot,
while the claws Of the other foot were
deeply buried in the child's face; and
1t attempted to carry the child of but
was prevented by it's struggles. Little
August, seeing that he could do moth
Ing with his own hands to help his sis
ter, ran quickly to the house, got the
butcher knife and came out and whack-
cd away at the eagles legs, cutting
one Of them severely near the foot,
whcrcupon the savage bird Jet go of
the little girl and attacked the boy,
knocking him over, tearing his pants,
and giving him some severe scratches
III the meantime, the screams of the
children brought out their mother,
whereupon the eagle flew off to the
barn, on which he sat and looked as
though he would like to renew the con-
test should favorable opportunity Of
fer itself; but he stayed there little
too long for his own good, as Joe B.tz-
Ter, neighbor, was called, who took
down his gun and shot this great 'sem-
bicm Of American Freedom" and his
cagleship, when killed, was found to
measure seven feet from wing-tip to
wing-tp! Tho little girl who had this
remarkable encounter is very badly
scratched, but not seriously burt.