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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07

At a meeting Of Phil. Kearney Post.
No. 10, G. A. r., held evening before
last. the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: q. f. Caukiu.
Commander; l.. G. Balcb. s. V. g.;
Henry Burke. j. V; George l.. Schwad.
q. NJ; Z. ]. Aiken. Surgeon; james
Gum. Chaplain; George EIston. o. d.;
A. II. Ward. o. q.
Tho weather today is calm as old
ocean and shows none Of its late fury or
herceness. That Oregon storm has not
yet reached. and u 1t will be as saiis'sc-
tory all around ~ it will be here the
winds may take altogether another direc-
ton.
Toss high the filings Of your domsso OF
thought. IL you please, gentlemen; there
il n new dicuitary among US! The San
Francisco Daily Report has dubbed him
m. follows "Genrral Dan De guile,
Chief Of the Stock Signal Servicsl"
There Is nothing in the story OF Col.
Gillette having broken his leg down in
Arizona. 1t would seem that a mistake
was made in ame q Colonel Gibson
having broken a leg. Colonel Giliette's
camp is IN New Mexico.
The late snow storm did not stop
work on the Carson and Colorado Rail-
road. Trains have been regularly run
ming between the Mound House and the
end Of the track. some distance below
Dayton.
Milton MOBILES Comedy Company will
appear in THE PhauiI" next Thurs
day night. The box sheet is now open
for the sale OF reserved seats. The play
10 full Of fun.
The Board OF School Trustees Of Gold
Hill will meet tomorrow wednesday,
evening. After that doubtless the teach
ers can get their coin.
John Piper will have the Opera House
nice and warm toniRh; for the school
social. A good time may be anticipated.
The bondsmen OF B. q. Carrick are
requested to meet OF the Office OF Judge
Whitman ut Z o'clock this evening.
The annual meeting OF the stoekhold-
ers Of the Gould i Curry Mining Com
pspy will take place December 20.
The Concerdis Mining Company have
levied IN assessment Of atty cents PEI
shsrs, delinquent January 8.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07
Grave Robbery at Omaha.

OMAHA. December 4.-On Sunday
last a young man named Christian Fog.
Ter voss died and on Tuesday be was
buried. On Thursday morning 1t was
discovered that his grave had been
robbed. Today Frederick Wiesmsn.
with whom deceased had boarded, sus-
pecting that the body had been taken by
some enc connected with the Nebraska
School Of Medicine, got out Q search
warrant. and the body OF Q man was
found in the dissscting room Of the
School OF Medicine. The body had been
dissected, und consequently identified.
ton will DO difficult. No arrests have
yet been made, but the matter will be
iully investigated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07

In the United States District Court ct
Carson yesterday seven men were fined
for fishing in Pyramid Lake. ON the In
dian reservation. j. H. SturRon, the
head Ct the gang, was fined $1,000 and
the others $500 each.
Duncan McRae. who has been for
some years engaged in taking contracts
for cutting wood in the Sierra Nevada
mountains for the leading lumber COM
p%snies. is reported to have failed Tor
about $40. 000.
The people Of Carson are taking steps
to organize . joint stock company for
the purpose Of erecting smelling works
in their town.
George DAILY 10 expected to arrive here
in two or three weeks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07
Lille EdgIpgton,s Debut.

SAN Francisco. December 7.-Miss
Lille Edsinston made her debut at the
Baldwin Thsater last evening rs Pau.
line In the Lady Of Lyons" The
house wal crowded with the lsdy's
friends. who gave her q cordial recsp-
ton. She displayed perfect familiarity
with her role, into which she Infused
considerable spirit. but In the business
OF the part she evinced q lack Of stage
training and frequently showed inability
to adequately express her conception Of
the character. The debutante was called
before the curtain after each act and
presented With handsome floral tributes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07
Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, December 7.-Vice Pres
idsnt Wheeler yesterday by mail the GER
tiaestss Of the Electoral votes OF twenty
nine States. He also received the certih.
cate Of the Electoral College OF Mary.
land It the bands OF its messenger.
Upon the adjournment Of the Senate
yssterdsy afternoon the Democratic
members held . caucus to revise the
Senate committees. Several sub-com-
mittess which have finished their inves.
legations were dropped.
Csnyerss introduced into the House q
bill making the Presidents salary $780,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07
Another rione~r Gone.

William P. Prescott, Assaysr Of the
Carson Mint, died at 2 o'clock last Sun.
day morning Of rheumatism. which ap-
pears to have reached the heart. De-
ceased was q native OF Nantucket, Mas.
sachusetts, and was fifty years OF age.
He was the only son OF Lieutenant Pres.
colt, Of the United States Army. who Tor
several years was Professor OF Chemis.
trd and MineraloRy at West Point Mill.
tary Academy. Prescott arrived in Cali
fornia in lsi9 In the bark Russell. the
third vessel which made the trip by way
Of Cape Horn after the breaking out oil
the gold excitement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07
The Morey Scrape.

New YoRK, December THE ooun.
sci for Kenward Philip. indicted for
criminally libeling Prssidsnt.elsot Gar
field. made an application in the Court
OF General Sessions yesterday to have
his clients case tried either today or to-
morrow. The District Attorney OBJ
jected. The Recorder informed Philips
counsel that he could renew the motion
tomorrow.
The publishers and editors Of Truth
have fled bonds in $4,000 to appear for
trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07

Alsdy having heard that her husband
was In the habit Of visiting Mademoisslls
D., called upon the actress and said.
with freezing dignity: "Aadsmoisslls.
ven should not have your trouble for
nothing. Here are ave francs for the
visit my husband made yeu this norm
ing" MADAME" replied the sprishtly
soubrstts. give me ten. for he 10 coming
back this evening""
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07
A FINE THING FOR THE TEETH.

Fragrant soZ0poNT 10 scomposition Of the
pursst and choicest ingredients Of the Oriental
vegetable kingdom. Every ingredient 10 we'll
Known to have . beneficial effect on the teeth
and gums. Its smbalming or sntissptic prop.
sny md aromatio fragrance makes Il . toilet
iuIury. eOZODONr removes all disasreeable
od,rs from the breath caused By catarrh. bad
,ssth. arc. Il 10 entirely frss from the injurious
and scrid properties Of tooth pastss and pow:
dsrs which destroy ths snsinsl. ons bottle viii
isst aix months. "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07
n.n.r,urs. Las, Evening.

Mrs J p Oliver aud family. Q Nolan, W
Ryan. Geo Henniug. II @ Armbruss, Geo
1 Lammon. P r Plank. p Kennedy. TV
Julian, Miss johnson. II W Sanders. W
ponohue and family. + Coblentz. Mrs e j
Daugherty. Fannie Palmer. JC Harlow
Laura Oliver. Bishop Whitaker. A Ash. d
r. Jacobs, @ E Horton. II N Foss, II @
Dickson. Mrs Thomas and family. Mrs DR.
Manson and sons. A Grover and family J
Arthur aud family. Mrs J Mahoney, Mrs
J Maggie. Maggie Walsh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07
u by = sled.

Last evening about 8 O'Clock some
boys who were coasting on Taylor street,
above b. Virginia. let q large sled dart
away. 1t crossed G street, and at q
point on Taylor street, just opposite the
Bank Exchange it bounded into the air
and struck John Fallon upon the lett
thigh, knocking him down. He fell In
such a way that his head struck against
the stone wall Of the building. inficting
a severe cut aud knocking him sense
less. He was not very seriously injured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07
Arrivals H.. Mor.s.g.

Gov ] II Kinkead, J II Mcknight. r
Black. W Wait. + McMaster. Vim Jack
son. A Psnnase. A Twaddle, DIR Chapman.
Black. J Layton, J NJ Cassin. 10
Roun,res Jr.. J Snead. J Arthur, J Burke,
Il Baird. J 5 Curtiss. Z A Fargo, W y
Hall. D B Merry, F Hause.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07
Ihporsiug club.

At a meeting Of the Young Mems
Sporting and Social Club Of Virginia,
held las. Saturday evening. the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term {: A. Williams, President ; W. q.
Cochran. Vice President A. Good.
friend, Recording Secretary |; Financial
Secretary, Frank Baker; Treasurer. D..
Hester; Grand Marshal. D. Sullivan;
Captain, R. Schnorf ; Warden. I. Gar.
s.y; Trustees. D. sturman. j. Kinican
and G, Dale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07
The Wrong Norman.

WASHINGTON. December 6.-Ths di.
vorce case OF Isaac P. Christiapcy
against his wife. Lille n. Christiancy,
has apparently come to an unexpected
termination. Upan calling William N.
Holsehuk, clerk at the st. James Hotel,
where. it was alleged in the bill. Mrs.
Christisncy's misconduct took place. he
denied that be bad ever seen the defend.
ant before. His affidavit made on March
9th last, and which was the basis for the
suit, states that on December "a. 1879.
one Edil Giro came to the hotel as II
from the New York express train. He
registered and was assigned to q room.
On the following day he said to the wit
ness that no had received = telegram
from his wife in New York. saying she
was to arrive 10 Washington that day.
He went out Of the hotel. About l:30
o'clock he drew up In Q carriage at the
ladies' entrance with . lady, whom he
registered as Mrs. E. Giro. They then
vent together to his room, where they
remained until o little after 3 o'clock.
when they came down and drove away
together. While they were In the room
q gentleman came into the hotel and
asked the witness II be knew who the
lady was registered as Mrs. E. Giro. ~
didn't know then, and was informed by
him that 1t was Mrs. Cbristisncy, wife
OF ex-senator Christisncy. then Minister
to Peru" Upon being confronted With
Mrs. Chiistianoy, the witness declared
that she was mot the lady who visited
the hotel with Giro. and was not the ono
pointed out to him as Mrs. Christiancy.
E. G. Ipgersoll, Christiancy's lawyer,
said that this was the witness on whose
affidavit be brought the suit. but be had
corroborative testimony which be
would have to examine before he decided
whether to 90 on with the case or not.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07
A CARD.

To all who are s~ui5srnt from the errors and
iudiscrstions OF you'h. nervous weakness, Early
49, ioss Of manhood, ETC.. I will send . re-
eslns thst vill cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
MI Gest rsmedy was discovered bya mission.
A., m south Amsrics. Send . selfsddrsessd
sayeiops TO the NV. JosEyu 7. hxAs; station
D.. Nav York city. }A1e1y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07

The storm OF last Wednesday night
was severe and drove people generally
to Aresidss and pleasant places. In an
upper room in Virginia three repre-.
s.ntatives Of the Comstock press as
sembled. The conversation turned on
newspaper poetry" One said It was
the easiest writing 10 the %world-thst 10
the average poetry - seen In the papers
OF the day. he could write It ct the
rate Of . line . minute ON any subject.
The point was disputed and q wager
finally made that the rbymsr could not
throw Of then and there sixty lines Of
average newspaper poetry In An hour.
The only conditions we're that rhymes
we're to Be Of the nature known q al.
the usual 'poetie license"
should be allowed and applicability"
should b confined to no section. Fol.
10 the result. the subject given
the scribblsr being
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07
THE MEXICAN.
YEARLY REPORT OF RUPEsIN.
rESDENr PATTON.

How Tho Work sf development has
Precred-d from Lcvet ca Level
suire Tuasri Connection -
70. assd width aud Promise OF
Ledge with 0rester Depth -
Umiss Shsn woFk-Reeeipss asd
O..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07
srOsl 90 ~ %
nan Francisco Heard.

LAST EVENING.
800 Belmont. 25c. zoo
SEQ Grand Prize. IL. l ~, l 80, II
ESQ Argenta, zoe. i5c
$40 Tuscarora, SOC
les Day. 25c
1850 Albion. i5c. soc. i5c
$50 Wales, soc, L
100 Mt. Diablo.
1000 North Belle Isle, t5c
1000 Mt. Potosi. soc
IS Columbus, ~
rs Bodie. 4 80. ~
80 Bechtcl. 75c
200 G~oodshaw. SOC
400 Champion. 2se
500 BlackhAwk. SC
$50 Booker Con-. sc
20 Mono. l 10
100 Nosnday. I
200 Mammoth. SOC
800 ORC, soc
26Q Silver King. ~ sl0. IN
IS Caledonia BLACK Hills, l %
100 Boston Con-,
THIS MORNING.
49j ophir. 81, sh. ga
CTS Mexican, 81, ~, 81. 81
255 Gould & Curry. 5As
Yi5 Best b Belcher. i0s. l0s
les California, IN
1915 Savage. 81. 6 40, 8 80. ia
400 Con. Virginia, 2 60, 2 d
i25 Chollar. 8 ~, 8 o., )
$40 Potosi. 5, 2 30
2I00 Hale L Norcross. 8, ~. ~, IN.
"a, IA
100 Crown Point. l 60. l Is. | 20
1850 Yellow Jacket. 4. 10, "a, Az
go 1elcher. ~. 2 Is. 2 40. 2 80
40 Alpha. 5
$50 Imperial. SOC
100 Confidence, 3 30. 4
is5 Sierra Nevada. 81, 3, sS. s's' 81
$50 Utah. 9S. .. 81
100 Bullion. 2 Is. 2 10
$50 Exch.quer. ~, l 70
470 OvermAn. l %
2O2O Justice. 2 80. 2 30. 2 50. 2 50. 20.
900
$50 Union Con-. IL. iik. ia. liz,
liss
$40 Alta. i0h. IL, IN, l0t
1920 Julia, Csc, zoe
1880 Caledonia. SOC. 35c
1850 Silver Hill. Coo
$50 New York. soc. 35c
coo Occidental, II. l IS, l eO
1860 Lady Washington. soc. o5e
$50 Andes, %, 2 so. 2 ~. 2 C0f ~
100 Wells Fargo, 20c
$50 Scorpion. l IS. l 70. ~
1900 Benton. 81 3 80. $40
$50 Con. Dorado. SOC
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07
Better Election Laws Called for.

WASHINGTON. December THE At
torrsy Generals report says IL Is believed
that tho election laws are growing in
favor and have caused some improve
mont. but no Is also satisfied that some
recent Congressional elections were &C.
companied with such gross frauds and
violations OF the laws as to demand the
attention OF Congress and perhaps addi-
tionul legislation. Peaceful meetings
have been repeatedly broken up by armed
%ruf1ans who had avowsd m intention to
do SO. yet the local authorities did not
interfere. He says: II respectfully SUBJ
NIT to the consideration OF Congress
whether the timo has not now arrived
when an election law should be passed
which shall take into the control u tho
United States officials all elections for
members OF Congress-"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07
The storm aad the Night.
Allow and aloof

Allow and aloof
Over the roof
How the midnight tempests howl;
With . dreary round
Like the dismal sound
OF dogs that bay 1t the moon;
Or whistle and crsak
Through cracks and shrek
"Tu.who-tu.whitl"
They cry and dit
"Tu.whit-tu-who"-lik the solemn owl.
Allow and aloof
Over the roof
Sweep the moaning winds amain;
And loudly dash
And madly crash,
Catering OIL the windows sash
With . pitter and psttsr
Like hall and rain :
That we'll might shattsr
The dingy pane.
Allow and alosf
Over the roof
How tho tempests swell and roArl
Tho NO foot 10 astir.
Tho the cat aud the u
Lie doing the blazing fire before,
There are feet In the air
Round everywhersl
Thro' every hall.
Thro' every door.
There's q jostlc and hustle
And . light silken rustic
Like the meeting Of guests at festival.
Allow and sloof
Over the roof
How the stormy tempests SWELL
They make the vane
On the spire complain;
They heavs the steepls with might and
main;
And they burst and they sweep
In the belfry. or bell,
And they strike II SO hard, and they strike
Il so we'll
That the sexton tosses his arms In sleep
And dreams no 10 ringing . funeral knell.
Allow and aloof
SHuk tao ASSA
How the rushing blasts sweep by.
Hurting the withsred leaves a. they ayl
And now they bring
On their sweeping wing.
With q howl and Q rear and . surge SUBJ
lime;
A sound like tho notes Of . funeral chime;
For the old years death 10 nigh.
Now they cry like . founding out at the
door.
Or seem TO be pausing. their God 10 adore.
They moan through the keyhols and sigh
Ger the floor
Each nook and each Granny they seem to
explore
With waiiings which come from the hearts
bitter core,
Or the minor swell Of . musical score,
Or the trumpet call Of q poetical snoreI
Now they're up tho the chimney and out
with Q rosri
They waltz with the withsred leaves round
~ before.
They pile up the snow drifts and are OF
DER the moor,
And forget all their meaning and signing
80 sore;
And they think Of their funeral sadness no
For the new year is coming and all the
world DER
They'd have nothing Of sorrow or aught to
deplors.
There" said the scribbler 1t the end
OF q few ticks less than Afty.two min
utes. 81 have won the bet and given you
a grand kick.up to end with BY rbyming
Q dozen times or more on . single word"
The waRer-oysters and wins-wil b
paid tonight. The manuscript was then
gamblsd for and won by the News man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07

now in a distance OF % feet. A joint
Union Con. east crosscut wal started On
November 18th. and Is now In go feet.
We have also started west crosscuts Nos.
l. 2 and 3 from the main north lateral
drift at points $50, 800 and $50 feet
from our south line. A drill hole has
been run in q distance OF 260 fee, from
the end Of crosscut No. l. This level
as yet has been only partially opened;
but as far az developed shows . mush
wider vein formation than on our 2300
level.
TIE SIERRA NEVADA. MEXICAN n UNION
SHAFT.
Which, at date OF my last yearly report.
bad attained q depth OF thirty feet be.
low the 24OO level. is now 60 feet below
the $500 level and will be sunk as fast
a. possible to the 27OO level. q diamond
drill hole having been seat down to the
depth Of 200 feet below the bottom OF
the shaft, which showed no indications
OF q serious increase Of water. The slow
progress made In sinking the shaft during
the past year was caused by the capacity
Of the shaft being employed to its fallsst
extent In hosting irom the different
levels OF the three mines and the vast
work OF excsvstiug the different tank
and bob stations Of the pump compart.
msnt, and then continuing up the fourth
compartment and enlsrging and retim-
bering the shaft to the surface. There
yet remain about 1000 feet Of the shaft
to be enlarged and retimbered. which
work will be resumed during the coming
year when not engaged IN sinking. and
when finished will increase the hosting
and ventilsting capacity OF the shalt
fifty per cent. The large pumping
machinery described In my last 4.
nual report has been in successful
operation since April last, averaging "A
strokes per minute and handling at the
rate OF l60 gallons Of water per stroke
from the bottom OF the shaft to the
Sutro tunnel level. You will observe
from my financial statement for the past
year, accompanying this report, that In
u gross expenditure Of $685., 6l7 ~.
S2i8, 500 OIL have been expended on the
Union shaft aud equipment. S2l.032 30
paid to the Sutro Tunnel Company for
running their north lateral DRIFT as per
contract. leaving only SHAPES 81 ex-
pended In the development Of the mine:
As the Union shaft h nov fully equipped
aud these extraordinary expenses at an
eud, our expenditures for the year will
be comparatively light. Very Respect
fully, Your Obrdient Servant,
WIN. II. PATTON. Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07
SENSE AND SOUND.

Nero than . L,ss - nisuts with
Capitals asd JisElss thrown Ia
a Poem o. "rhs Htorm a"d she
Might" or Wednesday, Oh . Wager
and AEAinss Time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07

eno A WEEK. Sis . day ct home sssly
BIZ mads. costly outat frss. Addrsss Txus
h Co., Augusta, Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-07

CELEBRATED
STOMACH


There 10 no civilized nation In the wsstern
Hemisphere In which thu utility OF Hosiettsr's
Stomach Bitters % Q tonic. corrective and snu'
bilious medicine, 10 not known aud appreciated:
While Il IL o medicine for all seasous and all
climates. Il 10 especially quilted to the com.
plants generated by the weather, being the
purest and best vegetable stimulsnt In tns
world.
For sale BY Druggists and Dealer. 70 whom
apply for Hoststtsr . Alamanac for Issi.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23
The Irish Fnul.

In taking subscriptions for the relief OF
Ireland, ii should be remembered that the
fund is divided into two branches, one for
the purpose of relieving the distress, and
one to continue the agitation. When ask
ing for subscriptions. Mr.. Parnell ex-
pressly asks contributors to state to what
fund they desire it should be placed. The
money il then forwarded according to in
structions. The Sacramento Bee calls at
tention to the fact that the contributions
to the political fund exceed those Of the
other. People seem to prefer to feed the
brains and infiame the hearts OF the Irish
rather than to ill their stomachs, to pro-
vide them with meetings, orators, and all
the paraphernalia OF agitation before pro-
viding them with bread. The sympathy Of
the world is with them, but it would APP
pear at first sight that the world at large
rather prefers to provide them with bayo-
nets than with food. The amount collected
here should by all means be devoted TO the
purchase OF food. Let the stomach be at
tended to frat. The land problem will be
solved in good time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23
rLUE DUsT.


Scraps from the Notebook OF the
sentfners Reporter.
Col. Canavan has returned from TEN
Pahute.
The Pbenix assessment will be delinquent
February 26th.
The present assessment on Phenix is the
twenty-second levied.
About 80 men are now employed by the
Dunderberg Company.
Game scarce. The warm weather has
prevented shipments.
Last year SS4. 900 was expended in de-
~veloping the Jackson mine.
The Garrison mine, Newark Valley, has
suspended operations temporarily.
An automaton peacock at Abe Mooser's
store, attracts universal attention.
From rs to 80 tons Of lead is now turned
put Of the Richmond furnaces daily.
Mr.. l.. X. Farvoid is confined to his room
with infiammatory rheumatism.
Prof. Scott will hold his usual weekly
soiree, at Central Hall. tomorrow night.
The organ concert will be given in the
Episcopal Church next Tuesday evening.
A surprise party is on the tapis for this
evening. Now let everybody be prepared.
We are indebted to Bird Reynolds, Of
Ruby Hill, for a couple OF fine molybdates.
Mr.. Horn is making needed street repairs
at the corner of Buel and Bateman streets.
Mr.. J. b. Fulton and wife left for Cali
fornia yesterday, for a six weeks vacation.
At no time since the formation Of the
Richmond Consolidated have the furnaces
been without ore.
The two Eureka Con. furnaces are 10Y
turning out more than their accustomed
quantity OF bullion.
Mr.. D. M. Slender, who has been over
in Belmont on a business fly, returned
home last evening.
The papers in the suit against the G. p.
Railroad Company, for taxes due the
county, will be served to-day.
The funeral OF the late William H. Mont
gomery will take place from the Hall at
1:30 o'clock this afternoon.
There is nothing worthy Of note at the
Eureka Con. mine. Everything is running
along nicely, and the mine yields its regu-
lar amount Of ore.
There will be a choir rehearsal at the
Episcopal Church this evening at 7 O'Clock.
One or two quartettes will be rehearsed for
the coming organ concert.
Mr.. Phil Dephanger, formerly a citizen
OF Eureka, arrived last evening from Beo-
wawa. and will pay his respects to his
numerous friends here to-day.
Six months from this time both the
Presidential mills will be in swift motion,
night and day. A vast amount OF smoke
and dust is sure to emanate from them.
A letter was received at the Postofiice on
Wednesday evening which bore a request
to be returned to the writer if not called
for in eight months.
Eureka Lodge, No. 16. F. 4 A. NJ, will
meet at l o'clock this afternoon, sharp, for
the purpose of attending t..a funeral OF Mr..
VIM. II. Montgomery.