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Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
Tha i,ftIa Colorndo CrrYon.

We are iufomed by Doc. Bowen and others who visited the great canyon of the Little Colorado, that it surpasses the Grand Canyon of the Big Cobra do in depth al least one mile, which would make it over two miles from the surface down to the water. Al the top they tried the distance across by firing several shots from needle gun, with raised sights. The bullets gen orally fell short or dropped from the level about eight feet; therefore the conclusion arrived at was, that the canyon must be in the nciEhbOrhCOd of eight hundred yards wide. The walls are nearly as perpendicular as the walls of a house, showing cOaclu
 sively that the bottom of the canyon is about as wide as the top. The Lit
 tie Colorado Tn this canyon of rock, Is
 almost as great as is the water in the Big Colorado where it passes through what is termed the Grand Canyon, still in looking at it from the top down into this awful abyss, the stream dld not appear to be more than two feet wide. This is probably the deepest canyon in the known world Miner.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
About Prescott
From the Democrat

Several Ch;namen are at work on some placers, about two miles west Of Prescott, with good results.
 The beautiful dwellings Of MT. Coles Bashford and Rev. Adams are fast approaching completion.
 Prescott, according 10 the United Stales official survey, dated July lS, 1875. is 5,7OO feet above the level oi the sea.
 IT is rumored that the Gray Eagle mine has been sold to New York par tiee, price $3O,OOO.
 Daring the recent term many impor- tant eases were tried. A,nOng the no table eases may be mentioned the Al eyondria case vs the Peck Mining Co, which involved an amount of S60,OO0 the Hicky vs. the Tiger Mining Co, and many other eases of less note. All these eases were disposed Of in man ner satisfactory to the people generally Many of these cases seemed, at time to interfere seriously with a number of our establishments.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
COHhGg

On the Sth of next month Palace car will leave Philadelphia containing eight members Of the Orion Mining Company of Arizona: This car will run direct through to the end of the track in Arizona without change, and will remain at the terminus during such time as the,e gentlemen may re- quire 10 take a trip of inspection to their mines in Orc Blanco, when II will again be at their disposal for the return trip. We may safely say that were it not for the railroad these cap italists would not visit Arizona, but when they can ride to their mines in a palace car they will come in herds.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

WE are glad to see by . notice in our paper of this days issue that the San Xavier Mining and Smelling Company is now fully justified and prepared to erect at once smelling furnaces upon their mines, situated near Tuc>on, Ari- zona Territory, and from the large quantity of ore now upon taeir dumps and in sight in the present developed levels Ot the mine, we expect before long to hear of the regular shipment of bullion and another dividend-pay ing mine placed upon the list of Ari- zona companies. We learn that Col, Sykes, the manager of the company leaves to-day for the mines to make all necessary preparations for building Of works, etc. This means business IStock Report, January 23.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
ENGINES AND BOILERS.
High Pressure or Compound.
sY ENGINES compounded when

ORDINARY ENGIN Es compounded when advisable
 STEAM B0TLFRS-Parficular attention given to the quality of the mateEial and
 work mtnship, and none but nrst-class
 york produced.
 WATFE PIPE, of boiler or sheet iron, of any size, made in suitable lengths for con- meeting togefha~, or sheets r5lied, punched ..ad packed for shipment, ready to be riv- red ou the ground. HYDRAULIC RIvETING-Bniler work and
 wafer pipe made hy thus establishment -ivited by hydraulic riviting machinery, |, hat quality Of work being far superior tO hand work.
 PUMPS-FOT mining. ofany capacity and pf any Stvie. Our style Of direct acting. compound engines, with double line of pumps, are particularly recommended. We refer tO those now in use, not one hay ing ever been broken down. DIRECT ACTING ENGINES for under
 sroE nd work, irrigation or city waterwOrks
 purposes buitS with the celebrated DAvey valve motion. superior tO any other
 MINING NACHINERY-QrArtz mills. pans. boilers. hOiSting machinery, sink ing b0iSting engines or other machinery reQQirc-. auG-dW3
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
4 g COLLINS,

IN GENERAL MERCHAN-
 DISE. MANEY, ARIZONA, has now on hand a complete stock oi Goods snrb as are required by farmers, miners and travellers, For safe at Lowest Marke'
 Ths many settlers along the Glla above
 and below Camp Thomas will md it 10 then advantage 10 trade with J. b. Colilhs
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

THE Red Oak Qowa) Express of the 14th inst. says NIT. Hamilton White ar rived at home from his Arizona trip last Thursday morning. He thinks the half has never been told about the riches of Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

AN afray took place at the Pico House. Los Angeles, on the 10th, between john Whitney, late manager of that house, and William Crayton, a hackman. formerly of the Baldwin Ho'el. San Francisco. Whitney at lacked Cravton, who parried the blows with hatchet. The fight was renewed across the street, when Craytou gave Whitney a severe thraashing.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

MF. RoGEBs, who formerly sprin- kled the streets of PheniX, has recent ly discovered anG bonded d mine in Southwestern A-izona for $G5,0O0, re ceiving Sj000 down and the balance in sixty days. SO the Herald learns.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

ALLOWING Tom Kerr Otnder indicf- ment for murder) his liberty without bonds has caused considerable spirited comment among Final County off cials and the Sheriff and District Al torney Eave rushed into print and are giving each other what Miss Anna Dickenson said she would give the editors, viz: tit for tat" whoreupon the ,at was immediately handed over
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

THE following touching story + tol by truthful eX hangc: A man in certain town. who never advertised, was lately found dead under the coun- Ter. where he had been lying for two days. He was accidentally discovered by a small boy who went Tn to get a uickle changed. As he never adver tised people had forgotten where hi- store Wa>, and hence no one happened to discover the corpse until decompo sltiuu had set m.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

AN Ensl-hman arrived in this country a few weeks ago. and as he stepped on thepier at New York a cable dispatch was placed in his hand, sum- mOning him home. Two hours later he sailed fer London. It is now said that he intends To write a book de scriptive of America and Americans Heretofore En2lishmen have been in this country at least two days before they have undertaken such work.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
S2OO.O0 REWARD!!

NOR the arrest and conviction or any st ..-rf,- or part.e- fnund stealing or fel- 10,..r-Iv nbtainirgant ofny horses or cat rIe will pay s2uD and one half of the s'o- lon urol.rrtv recovered. Cattle brands on len rumpthuS, I-l; on iefi side thus, H. Horse bran i~ s small IT, or a wlne-g iasss mark on left 7titie, low down.
 H. C. HOOKER Sierra BnnltG Ranch, Pima County. A. T. PostOffice. Fort Grant, A. T. November lst. lS19.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

TuE Indian appropriation bill, as agreed upon ly thc SCb-ComnI.tse. .apprupriatcs $4J52,GGJ, Uhich is SoCO,- U9J l--s thau uas estimated by the De parimeut and is $2JU,JUJ les, than las; year.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

A BILL ha- passed the present New Mexico Legislature, providing for a military organization tor protection
 acui-- ''r Indians. l. authorizes the , GovcrnC 10 call out a force not to eX- ceed 1000 men, who shall be oilicerrd and paid as in the regular army, and apprcpuatcS $l00,OOJ for the main. tenarCe of this force
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

THE Miner learns that Mr. D. R. Pc land, of Big Bug District, has sold the Poland mine tu Chicago parties for $2OOOO.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
I-,rrsr ndvices from

LATEST advices from Shakespeare state thai Coi. Boyle would leave for the east on the 27th, and would pur
 chase a stamp mill to be sent forward at once. The Colonel expects to return by way of san Francisco and Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
A. F, h. SAFFuRD, JAMES u. TOOLE,
STAFFORD, RUGS0R g O.,
TUCSON
ARIZONA
Bankers,

 Deposit. .accOCutS received in Currency or Coin. subject 10 Check at sight. Certificates Of Deposit iSsuei. payable on demand or al a fixed date, bearing ln- tereSr,
 Exchange drawn in sums tO suit Un New York, St. L0UIS, Chicago and San Francisco; or transfer of funds made 0 y telegraph. Deposits made with our Cor respondents Wlli toe credited to parties nere. upon receipt of us Oi adVice or the same.
 WIl purchase or make advances on .iuid or Silver Euli H, IafritOriul au0 Enuniy Bonds and Warrants, approved com percial uap-r eic.
 DrGef> CT -fquysis by mail. or otherwise, wliI rereivc s5ricl at;ru Ion. and hy a rrtnDt and fsiJufpl eXecJ'lon nt our cor. rrsponl. nt's ygisiics we wIll 8im Jo merit ihcIl eeJeem aud confidence.
 CrEFE~FDN DENTS: AusIn Cal;,orni, Bs' k. S.,n fr.,uci cn. 3 ts NT. Sg-. -.i-ns.u d Co. Erw N"IE. .-tufrai Nul.ou.3 Rank Philadelphia. massachusetts, National Bank, buSts4n. f.ark Cf Com narcP. -. Louis Mercnuute' SuvIug Loan aud Trust Co.
 Chicago.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

WHEN Denver man shouted that he wanted jhe Ujcs ,o that the crowd might iyuch them, a bluc-c0aied soldier Nho Was on guard, sad. Why don't you gu up into thc mOuatuIus and gel them. aS we dad:
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
uS. FITCH. CLARK CHURCHILL
 FITCH .G CHURCHILL,

IlOENENS and Counselors at Law, A Prescott, Arizona. Will practice m all lAe Courts oi the Territory. SpecIai atlehiiun given tO eases in the supreme court, To mining law and the perfection 0! l!iles tO mnes and lands. J,lce lhe Bank OI Arizona Building, u D stalls.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

MR. JOSEPH CoLLINGwooD has given Mr. Charles D. Stuart an interest III his mercantile business at Florence and made him his lawful attorney to act in all matters pertaining thereto.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
WILLIAM OSBORN,

{ IIORNEG al Law, Notary Public and -AiOnveyanCCr. -peIIa assistance gwen lA obtaining pa-ents for Mining and Ire slhpuun claims. and also title to lahu L-der the Desert iand and Timber cuI lure laws. Otiice north side of Congress street. Tucson Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

Ir is not generally known that some hymn- frequently surg in Episccpa churches were compo-rd by Dr. SullI van. 0t " PiuaiOre a4d other harmon iOus fame.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
RAMO, CUEREERO. M. D.,

DHESJCIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE | Camp sIeet, near Palace Hotel: Resi- aenee south corner COmmisSaiy Block, N."ue avenue. Ofiice hours from u a. m. iol ID. and from Co , D. m. uov24 dIy Ing .ish, spanish and French spoken.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
VIM. \. SCOTT. JR.

{ GENT, HOME MUTUAL INSUR- Il arce Company, oi California, tttre' t.c'I and New York Life Insurance Com tany, "f New York. Imperial London N"HheIn of London. and queen ol LiN- 5riool. Office In Pima County Bank.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
FARLEY & pOMEOT.

TTD.NEl~ and Contractors at Law, A tucson, Agalona. NordTIes Public. uuce Jlt-d States District Attorney. ul..rr ua Pennington street..
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
SOLON M. ALLIS,

[ ' x, DEPUTY Mineral Surveyor and
 V. ClvIl Engineer, Tucson, Arlz"na' Dtuce corner Congress Street and Church I'aZt, with B. P. Thuruond. k prepared .' uo any work m his line with prom pl- ur>, and dispatch. Making IopJsraPhl- '"I Maps and Sectional drawing oi mines soeDiaIty
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
". s. EDWARDS,

GlFIL Engineer and surveyor, United = States Deputy Mineral Surveyor, Tue ssu, ArizanB- Special attention given uu lnraIuu> Uu fer the Desert Land Act and obtaining patents tO mining property.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

NRs. KATE CHAsE-SPRAGUE is as- sisting in the preparation of a bios- raphv of her distinguished father.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

Formerly Of Y. F.. Howard & SOns.)
 \ TTORNEY and Counselor at ] aw, A Tucson, Arizona. Special attention gwen Go Mexican and American land and Miau- titles. aull d&wtf
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
rn.EPE E-neAsS.

{ TTGENf.Y AT LAW, JUS.ICE OF \ ,ar Peace. Al au>.ue~S iuLgu>jra poup.Iy attend u. E-Pe.ial atJ-utio" pUt ,.coHvey .-uc coiltciIuH>.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
DENTIST

E- .. XII l4. U. ..
 n4, peruanruIly located ln Tucsun for ihr vr.el4ce ol Dentistry in all ills branch =s. Ard can be found al J. S. NosbuIg'S rooms, opposite the Post0llce.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

SEVENTEEN hundred shares of Orion Mining stock sold in Philadelphia on January IA at g, D.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

Ex.SENAToR POMEROY, ot Kansas, receives $1OOO a week from his gold mine in North Carolina.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
|. LIGE-HIZER.
taruel.5 60. ~t. i.pli>j

IIDaNLE s,l Law. vlli practice in sll .1 l. c.H. .t- O.. ile Lr.I.taty. Office UD ,H.-.-~- ~.reri. tar~nu- A1.1fua-
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
W,kELLEHER.

,Cry7T. FNGINEER, [. S. DEPUTY Mineral Suryeyor Addres Tucson or Tombstone, t--L s-a.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
rESg.vLN MORGAN

sTTuENLl aud Counselor at Law -A office corner 60. Eain and Penning- iog ,Irerts. Tucson, ArlZOna. Ocl3 d&W
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
THEnDGPE [. STILES,

TIyANLN aus Counselor at Law and ! No.aIy I.l.c. IuC>pn. AriLou;l. Cli-c ol OoA5.ess street. opposite Post Jal-t.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
Tie GFeQt EnqEsh Remedy

TS \ NEVER FAILING CURE FOR
 | N-rvOu> Debility, Eyuausted Vitality. Seminal Weakness ,Sprr rmatOrrhCea, Lost
 7saahOOti. Impo'eney, Paralysis, ana all The terrible effects Of Self-A AbuSe, youthful fOllieS and eX"e~SeS in maturrr years such aS less Of memory. laSsiIude, noe tuTD.ti emission, version 10 society. dim ness ot viSiuu, noises in the head, the vital fluid passing unnbServed in tha urine. and many other diseases thai lead ! Co irs'tnttv apd dfath
 DIR. NfNEIE wIll agree tO forfeit Five | Hundred Dollars for ease of thiS kind | The NitEi Restorative under his spe- ! cjai advice and ircatmentl will not cur"
 pr for anything impure or injurious fOt nd ! in it. Df. Mintie treats all Private Dis eases successfully without mercury. Con >ultuiioU FREE. Thorough eNaminatiCn n ] aud advice. including analysis Of urine. Sj. Price of Vital Rs'sfO-sTtye. g. a bog ! le, ar tOar times The quantity. Sl0; se nt 70 ! any address upon receipt of price, or c. O. | D. secure frum observation. and in privsfe
 nam p. if desired. by A. F. NINTlE. M ! ID IT Kearny street, San Francisco, Cali .OEuid.
 ! DR. HiRTIE'S KL)REY REMEDY RsPRREH- | CJH. cui eS all kinds Of Kidney and BIad- der CpmpIaIn'S GouOrrhoaa, Gteet. Leu ~ort hoas. For sole by all druggists; Sl a ! notiie: Siv battles for s5.
 l DR. HlNTlE'S DhGpFtiOS PftLSare the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA ar d BiLLiOUS cure | ID the market. For sale by all druggists
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
I, c. HANDY, Nj. D. ,--..a on Congress Street. Tucson
|. sIANEORD
JOHN ROMAN.

TTORNEY AT LAW, TUCSCN, ARl- "A z0ua, wlil practice ln all LEe courts ---1,. Territory. Ju2U-d&wtf
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

DUHDEES OF STEAM -'aCHINERY ID in all it's branches. SteaA- GOat, steam IL. ..... ..I I.r
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIERS!
FORT GRANT AND CANLPZTHONdAS
 MAIL LINE

yDROM POINT OF MOUNTAIN, VIA | Fort Gr,.nt and Stafford To Camp Thomas.
 Stages will leave Point of Mountain tri weekly. csTi 5 ing passengers and express ruuu-ctIug With coaches pt The NatiOna Mall and Transportation Company.
 NORTON & STEWART, frf3-v-ff PrOprietorS.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

,,..r death notices, free. Obituary re- ..ls t.,..' Tn prose, $ per square; In poetry, si 51 per line.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
aa-saIr. B.H.HtHEFoUD,

E-EEEUdC e ZAGELSKIE,
 lIlHENlLn aHu C1GH>eiurs al La1 E laar- taHUr. tHHr- pu GeS'rs st. o...H~lc l'a.tce Eu.al. iU->cH. At.Zuna
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
v, STREET. J. II. LUCAS. J. HAYNES
 HAYNES, LUCAS sN STREET,
G.HILL HOWARD.

{ ITOLNENS at Law, Tucson, Arizona. A office on Congress street.
 Branch office at Tom hstone.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
Opposlte Palace Hotel.

Opposite Palace Hotel.
 Assays and analyses Of every descrlp- uon Oi Ores and other substances. Mines aud Mining Titles examined and reported on in ali pants O. ATizOna and sonora. Large experience m working every klhd ol ores Instructions ID assay Ing. anal ses and testing ores. Scale Of prtc-s ike III Han tranciScO. Erghsh, SpaLlsh' ter man ana French spoken.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
Corner BesIe and Howard Streets
 san FrancI>"o, Cal,

". IT. TAYLOR -.-.-.--.. .-.. -.-.--.. President. JOSEPH MOORE--...---. superintendent.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

,-.,rsss advertisements at Reduced d Ra.7s.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31
ARIZONACITIZ15N
 IS -,-pr1sHFD EVERY SATURDAY. .... on Corner Church Plaza and Me snla Street.
.1ssCRIPTIoN RATES ::
ADVERTISING RATES:

ron lines IF tulS " PST oAS SQ.
 oa, square, ten ines one time-~'.-----s2 25 ,,.., subsequent insertion-..-.....-.....-.. l 25 a-.s.ssfoual cards, per qEarter.......... co
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

.--,oprzFp AGENTs FOR THE CITIZEN vN. Kelly, newsdealerat Prescott, has -srcIrIzES for sale, and has authority .,-.e4ive and rec -ipt for money due us. charles ". Gran Sole Agent, Room 10, safe Deposit builA,ng, BPS Montgomery street. san Francisco.
 James una. F Irvine. Phenix. D- II. Pierson, ,.............. Wickenburg r,rfrs F. Levy. Cruces frank c. Marshall..-McMillen's Camp. q. A. Swasey y,......-.--------.---.-- Clty'
 CIUM .6 BROWN. Proprietors.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

,--ronrzEp AeENrs FOR THE CITIZEN
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-31

J. : vOSBURG.
 CuAS- HUDSON
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29

W. I. Cummings, well known to most
Of rs along the comstoef, who arrived
the other day direct from Lsadville,
speaks Of that famous camp a. Of
the livsiiest in some respects on the
American continent. Owing to some Of
the leading mines letting down some
what In their bullion output. Leadvilie
10 not quite 90 lively as It was. but Il
still runs four frst-class theaters fuil
blast every night. to say nothing OF any
amount OF variety shows and concert
rooms, and q dsncs.house In every
block. Tsimsgs or any other sntsrpris.
ing preacher couldn't take them
ali in In Q week. Yet there il no
lack OF churches and other popular
institutions. Cummings does not like
the ssvsre winters there. 80 he thought
he would come to the Comstock, and
may stay here. unless he goes over to
California. He was formerly Sheriff OF
Storey county. and m o! the most live.
wideswake men among us. he went
East Ave years ago. visited the Worlds
Fair In Philadelphia. and then got out
into Colorado. He fnds plenty OF
friends to shake hands with across the
old Comstock groupings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29

After other speeches wore made Of
similsr import the platform was adopted
and the convention proceeded to NOM
mate q candidate for Chief Justice Of
the Court OF Appeals.
Following is the substance OF the plat
form:
Resolved. That the Democrats OF the
State OF New York. In convention as.
seubled, reaGirm the declaration OF
principles made at the State Convention
OF 1879. and ratify the resolutions
adopted by the Democratic National Con-
ventiou at Cincinnati.
Resolved, That the Democrats OF New
York pledge the thirty. five electoral votes
Of the State to Winfield 8. Hancock for
President and to William II. English for
Vice President OF the United States. and
We hereby express our confidence that
the next Federal Administration will be
governed by constitutional methods; that
the right OF local self-government in the
States will be respected; that industry
will be relieved from the weight OF IN.
equal taxation; that American oommercs
will again be carried forward under the
American Gag. and that the Union OF
these States will once moro fnd Its surs
and perfect defense 10 the affections Of
al the people.
Resolved. That the Democrats Of New
York congratulate their brethren In the
other States upon the good prospect
which now exists OF success throughout
the whole country. and We think our
selves justified in claiming that the
result In part Is due TO the manner 10
which We have maintained and applied
Democratic principles and methods OF
administration in our own State.
A resolution eulogistic OF the late
Judge Church completes the platform.
Charles A. Rapollo. having received Q
majority Of the votes cast on the first
ballot, bis nomination was made upani.
NOUS. and the Convention adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
Fair Dsrenaded.

Colonel Fair wal ssrenaded last even.
Ing. The crowd was immense. filling
the street for nearly 100 yards. occupy.
ing adjoining Enclosures, piled on oppo-
site fences. and steps, and in YARDS
dense. unyisldiDg mass. After music,
Fair was called for. and thanked all for
his hearty welcome and excused himself
from further remarks. He was heartily
shesrsd. Then Deal was called out for
Q little talk, and Stonshill and Bruussy
and Stone followed. the subject being
Fairs welcome and candidacy. A good
glss club sang appropriately Home
Again. also 1.-THE Sweet By.snd.By"
very finely, after which Colonel Fair
invited the whole crowd in; and for
nearly an hour Q stream went down into
the dining.room. where they were treated
to champagne and cigars. passed ont the
back way and up to the street again. The
crowd was o happy one. and remained,
apparently much interested, till hidden
good night by Colonel Fair. when they
slowly dispersed. Many womsn were
among the gathering.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
Family Jar.

Last week, says the Lyon County
Times, there wal q family spree ct the
house Of Q Mr. Aldrich, who keeps .
station at Coal Valley, on the st'ge road
between Virginia and Bodis. During
the hilarity . quarrel arose between Mr..
Aldrioh and his s~on-in-law. Nj. Caine.
The undutiful young man stabbed his
opponent with . butchsr-kniis, infict-
ina Q slight wound. Mrs. Aldrich Joined
In the fray. and while defending her
worssr.half received . cut on the head.
Withdrawing from active service she
sought the family arsenal. and graphing
q shotgun fred Of 4 load Of fine shot
which it contained and reloaded It with
buckshot, intending to make an end at
once OF their desperate connection BY
marriage. The young man, however.
took to the hills in time to save his life,
aud the old people are waiting for his
return and vowing vengeance while their
wounds are healing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
Accident .s she Ksysss.s.

From the man injured 10 the following
account Of an accident ct the Keystone
mine last Saturday:
"The miners In the shaft were ready
to Are four holes and gave the usual sig
nal to the engineer. which was answered
BY raising tbs cage and lowering 1t back
again. The miners set Are TO the blasts,
then gave q bell to hoist. The cage
raised about two feet and lowered back
again. The miners pulled another bell.
but the cage did not move. Then they
gave another bell. yet the engineer did
not move the cage from the bottom OF
the shaft. The men then climbed up
two or three sets OF timbers and waited
q few seconds, when the holes exploded,
inHicting q severe cut under the shoulder
blade and o bruiss on the arm Of John
Pooley. The others escaped"
It would seem that the engine must
have got on the center. so II could not
be used, for no man would willingly
leave miners In such Q dangerous posi-
ton a that above described.