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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-12
PUE EUREKA CONSOLIDATED
NEW SHAFT.


II will be remembered that Superintend-
emit Donnelly in his report to the share
holders at their annual meeting last month,
recommended the sinking OF q new shaft
bv the Eureka Consolidated Mining Com
pany. As We are reliably informed, he is
now below. perfecting the necessary ar
rsngements to inaugurate the work.
The sinking Of this shaft viii mark a
new era in mining on Ruby Hill The ne
cessity itself for the shaft speaks volumes
in favor Of the prospects Of the Ruby Hill
mines at great depth. With the present
machinery and facilities Of the En- eka Con-
solidated but little can be accomplished be-
low the I4c0-foot level. Already ore Of
good quality, and believed to exist in great
quantity. has been developed on that level.
Hence, the determination to sink a new
shaft one capable Of working the mine to
. depth Of 5000 feet. 1t will have three
compartments and will. most probably, be
located east and north of the canyon which
makes down from the town of Ruby Hill
o The estimated cost is $500, 900,
and the time required to construct it, from
nine months to one year, the date of its
completion depending greatly upon the
nature Of the ground encountered during
the progress Of the work. The completion
of the shaft may possibly te fastened by
drifting out from some Of the stations in
the old workings, thus allowing men to
raise and sink on the line Of the shaft at
several points.
1t is not at all likely that this undertak-
ing will materially interfere with the pay
ment Of the usual monthly dividends by
the Company. The recent sharp advance
in the price Of lead, Of which the Company
has . large supply on hand and in transit.
it is understood will afford sufficient means,
over and above former receipts, to pay for
the new shaft. The SENTINEL congratulates
the people Of Eureka, and the shareholders
OF the Eureka Consolidated Mining Com
pany. upon the Inauguration Of this i'm
portant enterprise. Rightly interpreted. it
means long life and prosperity to both the
town and mine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-12

The well-known specialist. has arrived in
this city. and can now be consulted at the Par
ker House, rooms 10 and IA. Sufferers from
chronic and special diseases, and those whose
ills have been aggravated by the iniudicious
treatment of pretenders and soi-disant physi-
clans, will find ii to their advantage 70 call on
him. Consultations in English. German,
French. Spanish, italian, etc. Office hours,
from 10 A. NJ to 4 P. NJ. and frem 6 to p N.
sundays. from 10 A. NJ. 10 / p. II. only. Consul
tations free of charge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-12
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

FOLLOWING THE CUSTOM OF U
Forefathers. and in grateful recognition
Of the BLESSINGS I peac-. health aud general
bus ness prosperity vouehssfrd to aud enjoys /
BY the people VI this st .ts during the year NV
nesrly ended. l hereby designate THURSDAY,
THE 9Th DAY UF NOVEMBER. A. d. 1872, ~
y day IT thanks giving aud prayer and / do
earnestly recommend 10 my fello ". citizens
that. with hAsstieit aud eeraiai aaity. on tLat
day W. render homage aud thanks IL the Al.
thishty Ruler Tor his many ~Iasreiss.
la testimony whereof. I have hsreunto set
my hand. and caused tue Great seal OF the state
IL BE- ziixef.
Done at Carson City. Nevada. this sth day Of
NovsmbeE. A. -. 1919.
JOHN II. EINKEID.
Governor Of Nevada.
BY the Governor
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Dissolution

VNHR coPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
L listing between sprague 4 Moe. In the sa-
loon business. was dissolved on the 10th day of
November. 1879. Mr. Andrew Moe continues
the business. and settles the old nrm's accounts.
WILLIAM SPRAGuE,
ANDREW MOE.
Eureka. November II, lsfs. novl2-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-12

Assays of Hale & Norcross Rock

Assays OF Hale 4 NOrcrOss Rock.
VIRGINIA, November IL.
The Gold Hill News last night published
two assays Of Hale & Norcross rock. The
first, Of rock taken Saturday, gives gold,
S54 10; silver. Sl64 90; total, S218 SO.
The other, of rock taken ont on Sunday.
gives gold. SIPS 60 silver. S343 total.
$471 60. Chronicle assays of rock taken
to-day Gold, STA %; silver, S267 10 I;
total. SAL SO. These assays were from
specimens given by Mr.. D~eidesheimer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.


W.. p. HASKELL has been appointed agent
for the celebrated Singer Sewing Machines for
Eureka county A large invoice Of machines
and fixtures hiss Just arrived. These are the
only genuine Singer Machines now offered for
sale in this market.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-12

THE question arises whether the death Of
Zachariah Chandler can be set down under
the head Of this years Democratic gains.
On the principle that the Republicans have
sustained q severe loss. we presume it can.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-12

his brother. murdered Coldale and q
friend Of his in cold blood. The murder
ers were arrested. but a mob took the law
into its W hands aud hung Waldo, and
at last ccoun were about to hang his
brother.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-12
rhe Re~uIt I'm New York.


NEW YORK. November III.
The official canvass occurs throughout
the State to day. Meanwhile the Demo-
Gratis claim the election Of their Lienten-
ant-Governor and one OF two other State
officers. while the Republicans claim the
entire ticket, except one. All doubt will
probably be dispelled to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-12
CONTRACT TO LET.
NOTICE.

CEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE REcEivEp
- II the once Of the Ruby 4 Dunderbsre Con.
solidated Mining Company until = p y. On
WEDNESDAY. THE 18th INSTANT. for run-
mimi drifts on ths s00.foot and 400 -soos levels
OF ths Dunderbera mine. =.
The company 10 furnish tools. etc.. etc nus
reserves the right to reject any or al proposals
For further particulars. apply 20
J.. J. KERMEEN,
At the Dunderberg mine.
Eureka, November 8. 1879. novstd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-12

WHILE on this Coast General Grant was
chssred at some point - " the next Presi-
dent" The General modestly replied,
that 10 not my wish" The st. Louis
9lobs-Dsmocrst. the special friend and ad-
vocate Of Grant for the third term. COM
msntins on this. says:
Suppose he had said, II hope 10, too"
- would have spoiled the boom. a Of the
essential sleusnts Of which Il . COY rsluo-
tanoe. amounting 81 times TO = positive
dsoliration on the Generals part. II
would never DO Tor him TO play tho widow,
- Batter did In Massachusetts. His part
u that Of the shy Aud modsst maiden who
must Be woosd IN order ~ bs wou.
Ten Silver stsss susgssss the selling Of
The United States ssnatorship to the high
~ bidder. and applying the proceeds TO
dsfraying the expenses Of tbs State Gov
eminent. That would be . practical way
Of doing the thing. but we fear it would
not work. Every fellow who buys it in the
old way considers himself Endorsed by the
people. That is where the honor comes In.
He wouldn't pay 20 much for Il without
hs ihdsfssmsat.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-12
De FREYE, M. o.,

Parker House. Eureka, Nevada.
Late Surgeon +. Army. late Professor o. Surgery
b. f., Paris, Berlin. Vienna.
Consultations In all modern languages Eng
lish. German, French, spanish. itaiisn, etc.
For further information apply at the Doctors
Office.
Treatment to the poor gratuitous.
Eureka, November IL. 1879. novl2-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-12

Sealed Proposals for Bids
ITO SINK A SHAFT. 3 FEET . INCHES
by 3 Feet Q Inches, oEs Hundred Feet
contractors 10 furnish all tools. powder, fuse.
etc, necessary for sinking said shaft. The
company reserve the right to reject any and all
bids. Apply at Parker House, to
A. W. ATCHINSON,
Superintendent Idaho O. / .. u. Go.
Eureka, November !. 1879. nov2-u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-12
Consultation Free.

consultation Free.
Thorough examination and advice, In or
Office Hours-From 10 o'clock A. N. to 4 p. n.
s~undsys-From 10 O'Clock a. N. to I p. N. only.
Call on or address,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-12
Rooms to Rent.

THREE ROOMS TO RENT. FURNISHED
Il or unfurnished. Terms very reasonable.
Inquire. three doors south OF the Bchooi.houspt
OF. In the cid BEuTkExL since fsotuu. uoLStS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-12

WAsHryoroN. Novemh.r


%. rAuL, november IL.
A special from st. Cloud says: John
Waldo, OF the town Of Ward. having alien
ated the affections Of Mrs. John Coldale, a
neiRhbor's wife. had his house burned by
the scandalizrd women Of the place. Waldo
laid The burning TO ColdAls, aud he, with
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-12
Young and Middle-aged Men,

Married or single. who are prsmaturely old, as
o result OF exeesses or youthful tndiscretions,
and who are troubled by too frequent evacua-
tons OF the bladder. often accompanied by q
burning or smarting sensation. may occasion
ally ind a deposit Of ropy sediment in the
urine. causing nervous debility and loss Of vi
tally. weakening the system in q manner the
patient cannot account for. Do not let them
hesitate to consult the Doctor ut once. thereby
avoiding severe trouble or premature death
In all such cases q perfect cure Is guaranteed.
and = radical restoration Of the ge~nito-urinary
organs. In the majority OF cases
Only one Interview required,
Balance Of treatment can be conducted without
interruption to b siness.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-12
A Desperate Killed.

San JOSE, NOvember II.
This afternoon Joe Roderiquez, ex-con-
Wet and desperate. well known to the off,
GERS Of this city, was shot by Joseph Felez
in front Of a saloon at Mayfeld. The gun
was loaded with buckshot. He died soon
afterwards. The trouble arose from the
refusal Of Felez to furnish deceased with
money.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-12

o PRINTING q, OF ALL DE-;
scrtptiens. executed WITH ssssns -
asgVetoh II u 0nnyzues O0sss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20
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panote Yiceolo elm.
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tenoe, bsr,i benOe Stsluns einnimmt, mub
unbebinet seborden," rief Der 4aida.
gass mub iibss Den Stod bes Isitenoen
Staatsmannss iprinssn. Seben sic,
meme Serren, - lo!"
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9oi9a.
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psrisbte Der &intler. ,8sr aber nod
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unbsoinster @sboriam our O,onuns zines
tirtil6en Gultul itaotes 9sb0rt."
Gin Sisnsr ma9te Dem 9aida eins
Welouns.
Or trsts bier elm !" befabl Der Slrte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

niebcrmidme!terr," srtldrte or pal9n.
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ousn &e9ierunssn Die oanfsnspertas Scp'
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9as Sirtenreia miro bon oisier 9sI4idt.
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MERLIN u%ntsrbaltsno 9ewelen isin, meme!
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sic au6 anosrspo baarfraubenoe Ston
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BON Sbrsm @obluOlen bssleitst gu lei
ibeinen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20
MENEELY &
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20
s ss g II illeto n.
Scr Naiba.

GrSdbIuns iii bas Solt.
BON
SonraS pom 2sofanSea.
~Das Splf III bd;u "a, umt Stsaeru
;u sablen, Spleat ~ tpcrrsn, 10
mic unbspinet tsr RajeftGt esE
8tfeBs tu sebpr6en."
Mufapba Yaita.
, 1879-07-12

Intimately connected with the question of
hoalth in city like Chicago is tho question
of its wator supply, and it is great wrong
and d serious matter in its bearing upon
future consequences that tho priceless privi-
lego Of puro lake water should be abused ~
it is by the people Of this city. Tho result Of
an investigation Of this subject is gsvcn III
m article which Is printed In this issue,
whoratrou It appears that tho daily
wastage Of water III Chicago low
amounts to 10000, 600 gallons, aud that
tho limit of tho present safe aud available
capacitY Of the pumping works has bocn
reached, and, at tho recent rate Of iucronso,
will bo exceeded loug before additional
pumping facilities can bo provided. II is q
1natter worthy OF caretnl attention by tho
city authorities, WHO will soon be compelled
to devise some plan for preventing tue
enormous wasto Of water.
, 1879-07-12

The pcoplo Of Chicago will remember what
s'pcrleetly lovely" !" tlaS tho Fourth Of July was,
with the cool luke breeze from tic bosom Of
Michigan that fo,l upon the c!tv all day long
like grateful beucdiction. 1t was sixteen
years ago that day Tint uens. LEE md MEADE
arranged for an Independence piculc at aottys-
burg, ra., und tho Heathcr was excessively hot.
Caps., 8. NJ. GAINES, osl!sor Of thu Kentucky Ne.o
Era. was among those clud In gray who went up
"to have n little fun With tho boys III blue"
lie describes 1t as follows ID hls issue Of tho 9TH
inst:
The weather wnH hot yesterday, -disgust!nglY,
wIckcaiy hot, but wo ara rumindod By the 3ny Ut
thu mouth tint lust stxteon yeass ago yesteFtay
VIVA tho h"ttcHt day WI ever czperioncgd. We
were engaRcd on tln.t Day y attempttns, IN CON.
inulntain which ovet|ooks tho Town Of ues'ys.
burg In Pennsylsaaia. There WIS sone objection
Of the n!uunia!n summit 70 thc then pEoposc'l
locality. tho mrn,bsrs oi our iIt.e party hastily
paid teir compliments anu Withdrew 10 tue shauY
stoYcs In tue valley near BY. 1t waa 1euFM day.
No flottent0t ever felt hotter.
, 1879-07-12

AIr. GEonaH II. H1uo1HsoN informs tho
London Times, In a communication, that ho
bus lived III Chicago thirty-aix years, 11o
cago. It hatl, Ao aays, in 1910, hut 1000 i'll
habitaats, md now h0s 1900, doubling
every five years "AIr. H1oa1ssoN believes
TINT, owing to tho geographical position Of
Ohioago in respect to tho lnkes, this progress
will go Oil Mt tho sasno ratc, aud that 0hica-
go will become, in 1870, city OF 100000,
It being possible, by u littlo improvement in
canals, to enable whcnt ships to sail straight
from Uhicnso 10 Liverpool, and return laden
with manufactured articles" John Bull
Hooms to hive some difficulty in swal-
lowing all this, aud one "blarstoa
British journal asks why It Ii that
wheat SLIPS from New York, los
ton, Philadelphia. md Baltimore do not
return laden with English manufactures.
It doubts that those saillng from Chicago
straight to Liverpool through tho lakos,
WoIand Canal, anil St, Lawrence River will
bring back any larger proportion Of English
goods thun those sailing full Of wheat from
ocean ports, /. docs mot see how tho Aluer-
lean tariff will be any loss prohibitory on
british goods exported to Chicago on Hhips
tl.an to New York OIL ships, Another Of
tho Queens newspapers has tho tomority to
doubt Mr., i11od1NsoNs statement that CHI
oago doubles its population every five years,
or TINT sAa will exceed tho population OF
Paris in 1890. It says that Chicago had
30O, 600 nine years ago, and, II 1t doubled
, 1879-07-12

''TnE CHICAGO TRIBUNE belAboss tho uon. FRANK
Nunp for asserting tllat there is no such thing nf
'cItxcnship Of the United Htatcs.' Nor IL there.
In the ssnse that lii. Hum moant It: but THs
TRIBUNE purposcl5 r,1trcpscscnls him. The III.
prcmo Court haa decided that she United States
cannot confer citizenship and that 10 all that Mr.
Hum claims Hut perhaps sono Of TIE TRlB-
urE'u readers arc fools. '-Ntlp York Star.
Tho Constitution of tho United States pro-
vidos that no porson shall 10 Representa-
tive In Congress who las not boon "sovcn
years q citixon of The United States" and no
uorson senator who has not been "nino
wears citizen Of tho United statos." The
President and tho Vics.prosidont aro each
required to bo "a nntural born citizen" Of
the Uuitod Statos. It also provides TINT NIL
pcrsous born or naturalizod in the United
states. aud subject to the jurisdiction thereof,
nro citizers of tho United States." We think
these, mud other provisions which might bo
quoted, os4abliah TINT thoro Is such thing
as citizenship OF the United States. Among
tho powers granted to Congress Is included
that .to establish m uniform r1llo Of natu.
ralizatlon." No "sovoreign State Is author
lzed 10 uaturalize au alien, or 10 make man
citizon who Is not oit1zen Of tho United
States. Tho power to make M alien cit-
zon ID cue of tho highest aols Of National
sovereignty. It can only DO performed
under The authority OF the United States 1t.
tho manner prescribed by law. onco created
citizen Of The United States, tho person be.
comes also oitizen OF the State whereiu ho
may happen to reside. Mr. HuaD's stato'
sovereignty orazo has got tho botter Of hie
common RapEe.
, 1879-07-12

IN the United Kingdom 10 only few short OF
2,f00, ,Gf}J, As the population of the United
Kingdom Is estimated to be 3h0tl,OoO at thH
present t!nc, tl.s electors form nearly ner
cent Of the whole population. Taking tho n'i't'-
her Of members Of the House Ul oolnmuns at
CO. It seems thnt there ls QUO n,cntcr to 52,3oo
uf The population, mil Tint on tue aSotaEo tlcro
are AGA electors to each member. Since the
last general election In 1874 The number Of elect
ors has Increased by q fluartes Of d tnIltun III
1874 t,cro woro Just 1,stD ono electors, Or nearly
st1 per rent Of tho tutal population; whlo tlicfo
WIS ono member TO 49,TO, MI aver
ngo Of 4,a3o electors to each member"
In tic United States Of A,ncrca
The electors form about 1a per cent Of tho wlole
population. 1ley roach nbout 20 por cont In all
districts Of country whero tllcro nra few nlens.
Not more than lnlf tho nlult malca In 0reat
Britain uild irelalld arc yo.ers. Tho exclusion,
IL chiefly In ireland, and among tho agricultural
iaborora OF Eng1a,d; OF the latter, fully half
million arc liafranchlsod, md fully eco 1rsh-
mel arc short Of The property republication that
entities man to vote. The franchise In Great
Ilsttain Is discriminatory. 1n tho English cities
md towns all houaellotlers and dodgers may
vote. hut In the rural districts II is necessary
thnt man should DO protty large rent-paser
to vote. In tl,at country thcra Is ono member
Of Parliament for every 52,ao0 inhabitants. In
this country lhero IL ono Congressman for every
153,0o0 population, on,-estitna:iag tho present
population at about forty-six millions.
, 1879-07-12

An illustration OF tho consequences Of q
strike by day-laborers tor ten hours Pay for
eight hours' work was furnished yesserday in
tho caso of the strlka Of tue oabinet-makers
a. tbs biiliard-table mauufactosy Of tho ]. M.
BauNsw1ox i BA1Kz Company in this city.
All tho othar worknen in tho faotory are sat-
isael With lae wages they eau now eaFn ut
p!ece-work, and ase strongly opposed to tho
cigh.-hour plum, siuco Its inevitable
effect would 10 to reduce their wages
70 per ceat. Tho employers, as statI by
puo Of them to delegation Ut the strikera,
iaYe 10 choice but TO roslst the demand fos
m advauoe Of 20 Pee cent In tie cost OF pro-
, 1879-07-12
PERSONALS.

David Davis Weighs $50 pounds, not in
clullng his boom.
Miss Lllic Duor is not M blaok as sho has
been palntoa. Sho refuses to lecture.
Uno!o Sa1n is 103 years old aud hearty as
buck, aud ahowa no algns of doo-tago.
Sitting Bull wants to bo lot alone, mud
there IL disposition to accommodate him.
In Wow of Ms. Weston, Dr.. Mary Walker
feels that ahe Is not all that her uauae implies.
II we may belioys Jotf DayiH, tho South
ern woman will uoyor spell nation with big n.
The existence Of tho editor OF tho Okolona
Statts lqats Us to believe that there II no fool
killer.
Con. Grant booms worry we'll In countries
that have not his Presidential admins.
tsat!on.
A1r. Courtney absolutely rofussa to row
nanln, aa doubtless 4tscscsion IL the better part
Of ya!or.
hfr. Hendricks does not want TO be Vice.
President, and We fuler tnst he can't Est any good
hsAIng-0ait. ::
Tho moonshincss Of tho South aro unapi-
uously opposed to the passago Of Tho untea States
Marshal bill.
Two must conquer by love-" says Mr,
Beecher; "anl that" aays Ass. Triton. Wis tho
WAY he did IT,"
Several New York women are 80 much In
loye With Chastlno CuK TINT thoy would aven like
to bo murdered BY him.
Een Hill, wo hear, il successful lender OF
Methodist claas-mestiRga in lho South. Tbs Dastl
hh,h power u assums pleasing shape,
joaquin Miller says that meu who love tho
beautiful are ueysr bad. This Will be cpnsollng to
tho lnau who runs away With his nelghpors prctty
wife.
Secretary Sherman will loaye Washington
On Monday for Mains, whese 10 Intends 10 0ot!Ees
sevesul speeches, Including ons .. Portland On The
| x3l Inst.
Mr.. Tildsn IL doing great deal of political
work. But hs might bs engaged In 4 TAR bctssl
cause. lie might, tor Instance, try not to mako
himself President, and III this he would 0onbtlssa
| receive great deal of astl4tanco.
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duciny their manufactures; If they COM
piled, they could not compete with other
establishments who got full days work IN
return for full tlay'a pay, and thoy would
llayo To close their factory and 1rit tho b'lsi-
moss. As tho caso now stands, the striking
cabinet makers who rcfttso to accept wages
in proportion to their hours Of labor
aru injuring nearly 200 pieee.worksra
'far moro ttan they arc injuring
tho employers who refuse to accede'to their
t1ornnnd, for tho piecc.workers nro poor mon
mud cannot afford to be deprived Of work at
this Or any other timo Of the year, whilo tho
employers would not bo materially damaged
BY shutting down altogothet for a month or
two during tie dull ssason. Tho selhHhncss
and impraoticability Of Tho otght-hour ,noyo.
mont aro we'll exampliaed In tho case Of
these striking cab.not-nakers.