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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24
Town Order No. 7.


de IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
ID County Commissioner Of Eureka County,
Nevsdx:
SECTION l.. Upon reading and considering the
petition Of the owners Of rropert, fronting On
the west side Of Main street, between BateInan
and Clark = rsets. in the town and county OF
Eureka. Nevada, 1t Appearing thst . majority
Of the frontage property owners on tie west
side Of Main street. between Bztelnan and
CLARK streets. in the town and county sfore-
said. have signed . petition requesting said
Board TO cause sidewalks To be built along said
west side of Main street in accordance with
the grade established by Tbos. J. Read, and on
file with the Clerk Of said Bosrd-
IT is therefore ordered that sidewalks be
built along the west side of Main street, be-
tween BsteInsn and Clark streets. in the town
of Eureks, county Of Eureka, Nevada. by the
owners of property fronting thereon, on or be-
fore July list. 1879, twelve feet in width, and
in accordance with the grade established by
Thos J. Read. and on file with the Clerk Of
said Board of Commissioners.
SEC. 2. Any owner or owners of property
fronting on said west side of Main street fail
ing or refusing to comply with section l Of this
order. shall pay to the town of Eureka afore-
said the amount required to construct a side
walk along the frontage OF said property.
STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF EUREKA
1, Z. r. DODGE, County Clerk. and e~x-oficio
Clerk Of the Board of County commissioners
in and for said county, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a correct and true
copy oi the original matter thereof, which now
remains in my Office at Eureka, Comfy Of Eu-
reka, 81 te Of Nevada.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto set my
hand and Affixed the seal Of said Board this
18th day Of June, 1879.
lsEAL E. r. DODGE.
Clerk Board of County Commissioners, Eureka
County, Nevada.
BY Z. N. BELL. Deputy. jc21
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Some tine since a blast Of IL 600 pounds
of powder was exploded in the quarry Il
the Gi-n50n Iron Company, near Ezston.
Pa. displaeing 0.0cs o u Of rock. The
discharge Was d seribed in some Of the
newspapers as probably the heaviest charge
not subaqueous ever fred in the country.
To this = California mining Journal takes
exception, and says that much larger
charges are frequently exploded in the
gravel mines 0. that State. Very recently
the Reservoir Ditch Company put of in
their mine AZ Sucker Flat. Yuba comfy, q
blast of $4,000 pounds Of Jndson powder. .
very powerful explosive. and by which be-
tween 200. 900 and 800. 900 cubic yards Of
gravel, some Of it indurated into a hard
e@ment, we're 30 shattered that the most Of
it can be piped of under the head Of water
there used. Occasionally even q greater
amount Of powder than this is exploded by
the larger hydraulic mining companies,
who find it economical to employ such
heavy charges. as doing more proportion
ate execution than small ones.
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NEVADA NEWS.
Isems er Int~ress Called froa state
Exchanges.

LAEoaS0
One faro game in TusezrorA
The Lyon County Times Says that
typus fever prevails in Sntro.
II 10 said thai hay viii be worth SIS pr
ton in Austin next winter.
Eiio's new public hail viii probably be
Lighted With gss-
Even Battle Mountain il going 30 cel--
bfate With . picnic. speeches. reading the
Declaration aud poetry and > hop At night
A feature d the celebrstisn At Roulsnds-
vile. Lake Tahoe. will Be the parade Of 30
Indi2as IN var dress.
The annual examination Of the Gold Hill
public schools will be held June 23d. 24th.
3sth. 18th and FIFTH
Grand Prize mill barns sagebrush. 0ns
contractor pays 500 per day for cutting
sagsbrush.
The Carson Mint closed on Saturday TO
make the annual settlement. Deposits will
b received - usual. but no returns can be
made until July l. Then that institution
reon>ns for b~nsine<s.
Governor Kinkead has received 4 letter
from war Of Ia Wi -consi }. from . gentle
mln waiting . copy u the "sagebrush
Leaves"
Mr.. Charles E. Lauehson. Auditor Of the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad Company.
has been appointed ordnance officer on the
stat Of Brisaiier General Bstterman With
ths rank d Major.
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District Court Order.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
y1a5cizl District. State of Nevada. in and
fer EureEs Ceznfs. In tie mailer u tie estate
81 T. p. BTDD, deceased
IL sppexri-g 10 TIE Court By the pstition
presented and 6Ie6 by D. B. BHdd. the 4d,ain-
isirxf0r Of the esTaie Of P. P Bud0, deceased.
pssFiag for az order 30 sell II. real estate at
pTiyEt< sale. and that II Is for the best interest
Of rAs estate 20 sell tns sane:
1t is therefore ORDERED ~ tbs Court. that all
persons inter sted IN said eSts:s app. AZ before
tire sxsd District CaIrt or WEDNESDAY. she
Seh day Of July. A. D is.9. ~ 10 oiclock III tie
forenoon Of said d.y, st the Court room of said
District CO1rt, in TIE tosR aud county Of Eu-
reks. Nevada. 70 rhos cause why an order
should nut Re granted TO tie said Adrninistsat,r
20 sell al tbs real estate Of deceased At private
sale. and thrt = copy Of this order be published
at least four successive weeks in the Eoreka
sEyTISEL. q newspaper printed ard published
in sail town and county Of Eurek..
HENRY RIytS. District Judge.
CT L.ssIN6. Atty for administrator
Dated Enreks, Nevada, June Il. A u. lSs9-
ieey-Nd
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Carrsnt Topics Reported frsm All
Quarters.

Carrsns Topics Reported frsm All
Quarters.
A Mississippi man puts it thus: "At the
earnest solicitation OF those whom / owe
money. ! have consented TO become . can
didate for County Treasurer"
The cheapest railroad ride offered in this
country to-day 10 from Kansas City. No..
70 Chicago. The distance il 500 miles, and
the fare h fifty cents. Composition did it.
The New York Evening Posr's' inan-
cial article says: The fever for mining
stock ventures u rising. Notwithstanding
the profits Of mining are collectively not 50
large ~ the pro6ts Of agriculture.
The whole number OF languages spoken
in the world amnanss 20 2.553: 567 Of the-e
are spoken in Europe. 500 in Asia. 276 in
Africa. and l.26f in America. The inhab-
itaDts Of the globe profess more than 1000
different religions.
The old Arctic exploring ship Resolute,
which formed part Of Sir Edward Belcher's
expedition In search Of Sir John Franklin.
In 1850. 10 about to be broken up at the
Chatham dock-yard. England
Tbs farmers Of Sierra Valley are busily
engaged In cutting their hay crops. Many
fields OF grain are being cut green and
made into hay. in order TO escape the in
roads Of the grasshoppers.
1t 10 estimated that over 1000 head Of
cattle have already been driven from Mad
ism and Beaverhead counties. Montana.
this season. They have brought an aver
sss prios Of CIT pr hsad.
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PACIFIC I.
sFzua n I'm ExzKa DAM sfS1zSEL
CALIFORNIA
Silva Reasng.iss MSan fE tlssa.
Tx lTeHlKsDs ARD Tgssks RAi-sot.
COMPANY.
re Warx X7atny Company Lesscs
An A-~se~xmeBx

SAs IEA<czSr6. June -
Ths Experiment q Tsde41lIns subsidiary
caau with standard dollars Of stfr Sub
Tr-xsu-r does nDs Eurk veA- i WIS AZ
frs xnaHu5e5 70 redeem them IN e1-iia1
Ea36- ~ErzenaackE u STANDARD dollars bu1
en Sssnrazv u dssEa1rt frnn Washington
fsrlaads 1bs use of gnla fG -hzf pu-post-
and Is tns Treasurer had nD cn--sncy OF
hand standard became Ha4San 3 rnBee-
The psuE5e 6ol ! sem u wEr1 1aan- Tins
rursn only $lsBEB III subsidiary rEan
were Vr-sez1ed z0- REDEMPTION Tbs kinks
got raj Ct Ebszr STOCK iEa1 vesk- r-ezums-
fsr sar ca3d- leEare the arrival u Ins-Tur-
tl0ns 70 the c1nszx-T. AZ 5u- standard aei-
zx-s. Which dry rsz3d 81 aDee ca1Fs-s H1D
Hjrsr ~eArzr5evses-
ATue~zsn spsr4zl ssrs 4 le1ssr from =
xslAznzar1nsd parszn al GaEvmEs- dssea
the l3in. STATS Thai The commencement CO
the binding q the GEnrmas 4 e fasa
Ealraaa. ry -he Asckisun- Ta4sks 4 Santa
Fe Company awaits the EqF5rHrk Cd CERTAIN
Daii6rn-lons n q c1rscessaaD haresatzzrt
made. which Is hks1r y dalay ths teszD-
nIng Ct R1rk-
The Ksrd Mining Con vx1T hRs 3sr1sd
an assessment q 50 per share
While bathing nj North Beach rsS1HrdAy,
Herman SehEfer- n diving su1ck tSe
bet5un 1D5 6isSpcsted ms xl1ns- from ths
e5se1s ID Which be did tals morning Hs
IVES q native of Germany Esed Is rsA-x-
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ttrs< are ssss 20 hare s1cz did As sos
a ths nsxzr becxne kDSs2 two s1sHcs q
pogtcs reraire5 % tie sc1s AID Arrested
he rh.ois oezrszT- Tsey formed L
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s.xfioa, xhz-e f1=T Ers .os-
gssb<rfsrd A<afs Exhfbtfs Hrs
W~gsExs7ux- gzat II
Tn< P~rss5ez1s PRIME SECRETARY VIII
tO-uurrv~ sefIrs - IL Hazse message
srvz tie Pres53eaI re1zrnzag the ]Edsr1A
Erpeas@ A~pgr1gEz1san M xi-bsEi As
nurrgzL. T3e rs1n raess$Es rZA II .
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Iuz. xh5cz z-1sl5es -hxz ne dsqA-rusai
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xur r-grl.lon ef u5e Is &C t4s revised
xruies nr1sorznr Fbs -zrgsan-Dsni OF
a-usezf It rsner11 spsraA and deputy
rsrshslk sn- sarr5cs N eRr1u- DAYS En-
Il Al -rrrsprsAn1E sr15c5sri - Us-ei snch
canrsrs 90 par such hzAaAlr s1A- lave
first been maze fy ssx
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Dissolution.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ey.
i listing. under the firm name of Peed 4
Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JAS. G. Dean and A. B. Harvey Withdrawing
Frank Peed will continue this business under
the firm name Of Frank Peed 4 Co., at the old
stand. who will make all collections and nav
outstanding bills. FRANK Ped.
JAS.C C. DEAN,
A. b. HARVEY.
EUREKA, nevada, May ~. 1879. my2S I'm
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SaTs Le Ts.nex-Rerlsx- Ws re-s
s5ov2 last evez5aE. By Mr. SDI=T. & E1sll
Specimen CT sElphzrsi ere t-a2gtf y
him fru1 Ct the T&1kss Fork nines.
Tons 81 rseber ore cEu be found nj tbs
dumps q Enst q the nznes N this 1s--
srict- TIE sverlE8ea sbsgn 4 vRs q packed
ons. and poasd probably Ess1r $50 pr
foa. He. like al others WHOM ne have
-e~n from that sectlon, kRs had s1a3-h q.
il. and iaipks men very foolish, who viii
fhrow up jobs and risk themselves IN "a
God f0r<skea 3 eUznt-y As Yankee Fork.
Mr. S@iiey is LII old Ansfin miner and
sxi5szi2y krows shat b. l. taking 1bo1-
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BORN.
A MAN HUNG IN TYPO

Mr.. A. and Mr.. B. started from Tybo on the
10th Of last month. Mr.. A.. being an old 4ser,
called at the wORKINGMAN's CLOTHING
STORE, and purchased . neat and nobby sutht.
Mr.. B.. being = stranger, went to some other
store. and for twice the amount paid by Mr.. A.,
purchased an old shelf-worn suit. On their
return to Typo. the contrast was so ridiculous
that the citizens called an indignation meet
ing, and hung Mr.. b. to the nearest telegraph
pole, with the following plscard on his breast
and back:
This man did not buy these clothes he has
on from the 'workingmsn's Clothing store"
After hanging for three hours. he was pro-
nounred dead. and the people t~elegrsphed to
the "workingman's Clothing Store" TO have
that house send on q suit to bury him in. The
Coroner held an inquest. and returned the fol.
lowing verdict.
I'VE find that Mr.. B. came to his death at the
end Of = rope. the other end being in the hands
of many citizens: that we hold no one to blame
for his death. as ii was we'll deserved. Fur.
thermore. we would warn any person or Der.
sons who may be coming this way, not to coma
unless they buy their clothes at the best and
cheapest place in Eureka. This is
"A sad. but not DER true tall"
For the originator. call at the
woRKrNGMAN's CLOTHING STORE.
Two doors below Paxton { Co.'S Bank.
Friends. to save your lives, add money. too.
buy. your goods Of us. and only us. Should Won
be poor. you can have all kinds Of goods at
your own price. mys5
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A Pen PIesGre Of Beaie.

A resident d Beise. writing TO . friend,
closes his episfls In tbs ~foll0Eing Ian
gaxr- This il gong 10 be me Of ihs
creates, places in the world. It's zintEEs
are lie colles; 2isd Summers the hottest:
MINES. the richest; ynlsky. the poorest;
weather. nost e~bznsezble: gamblers, mosi
numerous; 9sh09iist-,' most dAmnsbie,
aud Prstifases most siie, Of . place /
ever struck To the above / should have
xdded, .Eosi remarkable snicides.' for
Bodis can point with pride 70 the cham
pion suicide OF the Pacific cnAst. who
threw himself into the Standard shaft
TOO feet deep
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

THE c0PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing under the firm name of MAC
LAREN L MACDONALD. in the Dry Goods
Business. was dissolved by mutual consent of
the parties. on the 18th day Of May. 1879. W.
d. Maelaren will continue the business.
W. II. MACLAREN.
J.R MACDONALD.
Eureka. May IL. 1879. je3-Im
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Notice of Dissolution,

FTHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
i existing between W. A. MONTGOMERY
and j. r. WILMINGTON, under the firm nsme
ing Business, was this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. W. A. Montgomery will settle
all accounts against the firm and collect all
bills due the same. An immediate settlement
Of our business is requested.
". A. MONTGOMERY,
J.R. VII HINGT0N.
Eureka. May 81, 1879. jei-rm
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4 CLIPPIsGs.
Views xstes cleaned Rron vasieus
Heurees-

Heureea.
Bodie will celebrate.
Ogden il building . soap factory.
A foot Of snow fell in Silver City, Idaho,
On the 18th instant.
There are 1000 miners in Mammoth
District. Mono county. Cal.
The emigrsnf travel westward over the
Central Pacific il very light
Mercnry marked i0l degrees in Saera-
mento 1t 3 O'Clock On Friday night last.
An officer in Stockton. Cal, saved
drunk and allowed . sharper to rob him.
The officer ths n arrested the robber.
Laura D. Fair has invented . baby car
Tisge and sold the patent 70 an Eastern
Arm for $4,000.
r D. Bogart. late Of the San Francisco
s'Stock Report" has bought the Lake
"Aining Review" published in Mammoth
City. Cal.
The salmon csnnery ct Washington,
Cal. opposite sacramento, has ahus down.
The run having ended for the time. From
1900 r. q. 200 fish have been pnt up, 1t
IN average cost Of Is cents each.
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Ii 10 believed ss Londos th.f ne ns@ /"
sziru Is 6se 10 tie Yabheat,on q k''t1
10 D. r.der Secretary q State for India
gssins the viess a Lord oso kusss1' Ne
Brisssh Anhsssa5or 20 B~rHa. IN ressso
10 oernssyis coinage Psisry- he 's''@
o5z1rms she annouDcenen; Of TIE 0ernsn
Gorssne.fs desunin.ton rot 70 -
. more SILVER ct prsssns, asd tu5fsfr
states fhsf she Germsn Govtrn7en' =
xts. aye. sss in silver 90 had ~Aies s1
increase during tie sz-Pssss0a q
snd II 10 sa8se. 90 the sassorif1 q L~'.
Ode Ezss<iI, that 1t % seosfshs Asx
by easDcial men in Germany shsftD~
Is preparing % intres''s A4a
aa>-s The Double standard y 10 frsnes-
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NEw N-DAr-
Sealed Proposals.

rTsID PROPOSALS VII II EFCE1FED
1w TIE Trustees q ENsE Be-
z-1rs uDz1l TEEESlzT supf XII ~
n ntFst q rs-1.a zaGu1u sDc -psfei
~ S-haplnuus. ~ $50 asS1zr1 fA IETrc-
ulx-s a. II xls11 Is -rg11-s1 sa k@ sgas e.a =
obt2tzu6 II srssr1ns 1a III D~1ntTr q ~
Sspnol R4zrd fs6s nsts 4eSo % @f Vie
e-hsr Of Gbe T-1sGess Tar Ba1-9 T<Ts@ 1f
-,9r- = -~ss.xz szx sud A. lnzs- p 1rcar-
Z VILLAINS
TrzNE FITZPATRICK
NEES hogan
T-z=-A~t
4--u I'm. q a IL
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Al vr-sses tzd<Ssea &c X 4 so~rTA IL
SOLDER BALE ss1-e VII ak2r- A1a - ceE.nt
<-Ex-5 AID settling fnsr sc-yTE-f -
f.rsnr 8a1Ss naxzn<t HIN WI F1e=e Fs
shezn - ssa1 ~ r-urve1z<1t NJ
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A Maxsaehnsefss nan i hsPgF = iDe
posssssion d . biue silk unsrfiaA "A'eA
his fsshsr held over tbs bad q L,Ase'e
4 Porssnouth. r. r.. IN 1sSA e.nt
souebsdy farnish hin vifh . 1.-the q ne
vsser thai fell On fhss day.
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Trx brerers Of the GATED states i1ainx
fhe;r constituents viii &c: sszy vita as07i
le,ooG.ooo barrels Of bees he Frsseai sss-
seu. Nov les The tenperancs fciks eon-
mencs vosk On nfv snd steady Statistics.
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TAX s 5oak NJ thsse nsHfE Scnarn eA1N
.h--1s. The finest Ene s~s- Eu1EefF -traoa
Ina ms teen reserved II
Franz zA9TTT1A NNc
z-uauur-5s-x - E,~s1-len.zs o1---1s
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MES AsEIM VII e7en hi Ire oa
Prso-z ts-ssE. an VII seryt- hSA es.t1'
-r.-sr- ~ rsnesr f1re--t TxzIs rrse4e.
.ns ru1ee- hare ave q ~ e11-s
- Ms NJ A. A>aIs-
rsvz--@<
80 sa>T
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WANTED.

4 GIRL TO DO THE GyNERAL HOUSE.
- work Of . small family. Apply at the
PosTOF ICE.
Eureka, June 20, 1879. ieal.tf
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SIKH very s-yz5=h =r-zv ard s-IDe1 E
tl@7 GchtwesEhz ufS-e cusss Cal AZ -
.-,rss - EzANT 1oTZZ1CK Gus
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.r- = hand S.4F xtzt< ca~z s- n-1@
~xs.e-s Es4 hzrkeez~-s- a. s. es1h- A
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pwEzEG EGESE CT sEE
rpauS. v1h re1.- AL rsnse1 lAe ~.
r-uTs-v Is Il Nuh HI H-1a1ZE.E m
Srnr-5n-rs Residence. and a AZ --st4i efc1-
pied M III Il AsrErn tr EHTEs-
kr7Sy II NHA1ALs F1
Eu--fA suns =. -S1E. ~
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WANTED.

A GIRL TO Do GENERAL HoUsEwoRK.
~ For particulars. apply vt the Furniture
store CT W.P. HASKELL,
On Buel Street.
Iureks' June ~, 1879. je20
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Call and Settle.

DERsONs INDEBTED TO ME WILL. CON-
Il fer a favor by calling and settling up their
accounts Immediately.
W. P. HASKELL.
Eureka. April %. 1879. sp2s-tf
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Notice Of Delinquent Assessment

'I'o !: +. HARRINGTON AND HIS GRANT.
Il ees You are hereby notified that i nav.
performed labor on the VANDERBILT MINE
situstfd on Austin Hill. IN Secret CANYON Vim
ing District, Eureka County. State of Nr--sa
70 me amount Of twenty dollars, for sssess'
ment WORK on the said IL. Harrington's in
terest IN the mine. according TO the law ~
CONGRESS OF tae United States. Said interest
is owned rs follows:
J.F. Harrington. 900 -.
ana unless you. within 90 days, pay your ss.
become my property. wa"
Eureka. March 81. 1870. msr9s -
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CHICAGO. June Is.
One OF the armed companies which, nm
der . recent Act Of the Legi stature. must
shortly cease to exist. became involved in
. difhcnlty with some unarmed pecple
vest rday afternoon. which resulted in the
death Of several Of the latter. The Bohe-
mian Sharpshooiers' Association. composed
Of some 20 individuals. had . picnic Sun
day At Silver Reef Grove. corner OF Ogsien
and Western During . dance
OF the Sharpshooters engaged in q
quarrel with volney Clark. . visitor. and
after using him up pretty badly. had him
elected from the grounds. He stated his
grievance to the crowd outside tile gates
and gaining some sympathy. there was in
augursted an indiscriminate throwing Of
sticks and stones into the incIosure where
the picnic was being held. The Lieutenant
OF the Company. Frank Ladweic. ordered
'he long roll sounded and bayonets fixed.
A charge wa Immediately made toward
the gate. aud the crowd vas bayoneted and
sabered until they fell back. The com
pany reformed outside the gate in single
line, facing the street, and loading their
guns ired . vollsy into the crowd. They
immediately reloaded aud again fired each
sharpshoot@r picking his man. 1t is
stated that three or four volleys were fired
In all. Tbs weapons used were muzzlc-
loading Springfield muskets, the cartridges
being composed Of nine buckshot each.
About . dozsn men were wounded, and
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-11

THAT Pension David +. Gordon of
the Vest Coast Signal copis the letter of
Calvin Gum and comments rs follows {:
We find the above in The TRINITY
JOURNAL of Sept. 18th, and acknow edge
receipt o the original letter from our
young friend of that paper. We sympa-
thize with our old friend Calvin. but ut
the same time are ander the impression
that, rs California is not in the Pension
business, he will have to look for redress
in some other quarter. We know that
he served with Cnpt. Messec's indian
fighters. and was wounded, and have al
ways head that he was good soldier.
Lieut.. Watson, of the " Mountainrers'
Battalion" :" has recitpd To US nm in stance
OF the loss, by an Indian fighter, of his
Dungeon pistol. He wanted the loss made
good, and on application 1T what he sup.
posed 10 be the proper source for redress,
was informed TINT there might be one
way for le endorsement of his loss. That
wns by special net of Congress. This
!. the only open road that we see for our
old friend. We mean we'll, in the face
oil the fact that Calvin and some Of his
compatriots made ii very entertaining for
Republican speakers in Weaverville dur
ing the Fremont campaign of 1855, md
will use our influence with California's
Republican delegation in Congress.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-11

AcCfDENTLY SHOT. On Sunday even>
ing james Murphy of Trinity Center was
leading horse TO water when he stirred
up hornet or wasps nest. In jumping
to avoid their attack pistol fell from his
pocket and on striking the ground was
discharged. the bullet hitting him a lit
tie above the knee and lodging in the groin
as nearly as could be judged. Dr.. Lord
was summoned and attended the wound
ed man. He pronounces him as com
Portable as could be expected under the
circumstances. This is another warning
against the carrying ofweapens which no
one will pay the least attention. to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-11

FINE SrocK One OF the incest assort-
rieht' OF really good articles in the Dry
roods and Clothing line is that received
sn's Fall by l. Pinc1s & Co.. now offered
n me public in lots to suit at reduced
Prlces' Many articles are now in stock
"n'ch have never before been kept by
'"'s hrm, and all their goods are OF SUI
Per'or quality, tho best make and the
very latest styles. Do not fail to give
them call.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-11
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-11

LARGE CoNoREoATIoN.- Rev. C.H.
Darling, the new Minister. was greeted
with large audience at the Court Room
last Sunday evening, by whom his dis,
course on that occasion is greatly praised.
We also learn that there was fair at.
tendance at the Bible Reading Tuesday
evening.