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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-01


The Nnhgnrs Falls Tszx.wsp.i gives
rhe fofl1winr account u the rcc~nl sui
xtt< A. tsar Pllce-
G~nrg~ ~ zlEpR - Urhrn enmnlrtrL
s1hEn1s 1ers hn-r nl<1r ~ lenrkr< lntn I'M rlp-
M ~ mln1H 14< prrr xr.E.loIs N n1e l.r-r
e1rNr1A 1aEz1slr- even -0trE - Tar a. a. prr
"a a. sispre ny Coz 81, ssDnbt iaGrrrerr pIra
am k1ks0 NrrNHel nrrr a. 4. A kl<x N lrnr.om
r1a rrrnn tauU b1r@31< All 2rrrr -~nsilAx a
ssi.rhss ass--.rs s'.r % ss~ ,a.s.na.Iosn,
&lnil4x r19 rrru 11<r 90 tle ew~nln< unrA
100 rs rrighen.1l h-1p b. my~Eesy- Mr. 4. -
e1-rn~.. "a lAr'Annlsln. hsstl.s- ulr- ans A.
cmn<1m- MIS- tl1rNnGe - kxsr-~ WA hasnt BEEN
NaeNrax un+ tGlA~ tom H-r1pe.zr Para w-uf a.
I1rnFrs HaH1r~ Ilst snxrwh " TO- IN iz< s-lc1
<rssnss rE,E rsnSAs " Gasr I<A1A rhr ynun<
- <s ez-ruhs zrax IN sb1e a rns Esr1r
aEt a~er the r,nrols a1nAt her eugupn1b1n ~enr
n1anl-t and Nwr<rNsi turN1 c1uEerSar1n vita .
saa2n< Hrn<mt1z11 Nery <snn srrer rhA<N hnapp
Nls. AvArr - ru1r c9rr~srur4'eIEr- - tlLuw.-
M <u-ene-. wrh ~nsr family an a
E---.r1n ~ A1.< nrr-s IL river A.. mssef
ant 4rr<- -ssnnAnx q -nnarr rIn1e u FruspeE
Far< we Eenz 90 TGrHvs tmra1r tie ami
sat oeF@ 90 rne srn1 .-unx rH~ ba~,scy. aAs4
~ 1cer ~fA ~ mnt< r.1wtrt nf~. earngel 90
Kwrver~Irnu wtrr Ms May HHn~r. I s1r
r1-re Ionsl rnEee m1l=rrrsA when r1e man
x'h-~ alag - sns rxrA~r tsrk N tn~ tlne
Ant I 13Anrr.kx psr-peuzr naree ~ hili-
H@~evrr. ! scHtgni sly rkrE NJ raI <mf
rnr1sr <rruE mr1l - nEA4lm $50. ard 40 a
s1t.er s+~mrt To - @Llr1riE tin.r--i wlrn sv-Y-
ne san Down ter t-er 1~sy r. n me- amt A.
F@Ers-i rn ke IN DIP lEmlxhr- If -Er rH~re
ta,lrr r1r~e ur1nlts-- sut r1--r r-ur ~ To
r1er aN<E- r. san twu psali~,i oszr q ar
1s-r " @ErfNci~st - sur1s. ~ \ tsrr- 81 TIE
btar ART ssrr-rf rs- arc- tr-rsr " ~ 1907. Ca
~ ra<nr So A. ts-t. rNn1 x-,f III <-4- nc
sasl ru.sx g ais rnsr re ~ szt - ~ L.
eAtir&sA and rArusur rhr prshaetE - III
1nsr1 .1kl1z- Enr4- 1szz< helsreyt wans rrytE<
Ar- II : sp.-.s a nt.sun~st. ths0En hoa.-
mr. G~tr- mEnas a. w.rn nfm@rl-- 49, r-.1 -
1rnEr& - err-L he = = ~ n.s~ y 49, ~ the
x1arH~-A 40 unrH-rrLH1 rns rEll1zr Stool tara
n -lr<- Ia d@wm< 1t-S#I 1e rn>es4
-srr a<n1s an.sv- NJ 1~Ht szS4 1rr1 sanr
wur nn-. ll<H - - stD1tths ~ Estnr ~ knees
a. .r.s- - rrtsa-rz1 I.-~g inr.s - r-gtas
rNE unxE ~ a. 7 lE~r nszner--t % vrf- AM
Ce1r1-r -nt xrsers canze in-z-rrlT -
IN - 50 rsnn rgr s-u ~ rcE Esy fhsr
swrzI prresrsw-- ~A<nrr rpi- swxy. Aza1 ikfE
z-e 1slsir @caE mre r1r &srxr~-- 4nt Al~a TIC
.e--r11n< a1Es~ nc o.~ll skrr c-uEa e<nxoa-
~ - 80 - -. - $3.50 -, 80 :.
r~~r- rrp-A -nn E~r1rr--. sr1rnL p
-x~-r~- Ealpn haley rs-ak 7-sss.se~Eb a ~ th~
t-rf zrn-'s ss--rrs- wnhr1 ssr< ruln1 neatly
-estrt a-1 $3.50 uRr1 the seat Tie n0te
, --n.s- q r-- erarr r-sr1-
Flre-- ~spr-.=s rA--e - EF- Emery- - Jak1
<rysr- rrhnk G-N kS-Pr
Avesr > r--r -Gs for1as1 paEn Eobt EaGls1
1ew<r $500 Ant eA@ew n~rs ~er- 4 uFr-. ran-
rE-r nlV<- c.n-st1lnx nt- and - = Ia r1sn-
AZ -free knst rntarsu 1nxrs- To en-s were
1a1p4 - se4<r p1.~r- "a n11cx ~ keyr
sAs p.are z11rs-t knxPp~ rsslltezre -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-01

Sr-~wkz- bri mention uas nnf.e IN
y~sserrT1fFs Trz12rnf 20 . frsrMrfiE Iraa4 e.
rsr~G sw@ nr~- armrt wfrh kerusenr k1.rps-
n <rtrrI F~srertz.IE ara r-s trsnnn Il rna ota4r
wH< Fl rserref - faE~N hrf ~~ to-day. Tar
case AID - - 80 tar rrl IN AA 1rrlA-
- IL RErri'.sr.r y -rtn1s "a ~. ya-Tt " ~
cars . lrn~@A. w1en the Mn are
~prklnE nr1rsA ~ same r1 KrY ur erT
ke-1-~1- Amp& T1s~~~ are IL s1D'lhs@
enrA- TEFF 1re st~<ar-rr,f far nasrns mze- To
waEx sec Inc . flnr@N- H1 , srxrN4s nnsl14r
ar Anxrr-@ EHsgv tn Too atsf@ Manp. 41si *
- - $50 :. san'.. - a1ss.e =. n
4nrn ans@ e~1~r eEg1n-t<t ~ tk~ @si r,1ns rrnaa
~1NZ Na1 cxc-~@ Err wM-4I Luyhe and
T11uass C~n4rti- th@ virtiE- - NJ -a1nArv
49, rzsg ave hsaeu perfectly wei Mss4rra nf a
> IN r1~~@ rner-l Ezra u1rn hu~t b~wn s.i1lr-
r@ln< a. s1- 1nuHlr sm~-rthrnr Inn - sG1i.ii
wrn $40 AsArt rss- sBas@ ssr y e2E 12ri 20
tel sn1 go rs<1r S-d 80 wruE-- HY~<rer.
CN>n~M ans 10 1~ss 70 11ri lzmp - Ms 90
Frrnezr- Hnt ems " al srnsrrr az nrhr
pEwnwsn<rnusz fhE1 DaFAe-- ATTY wort@ ENsle
rxrAn&r~t ~ s1rAng 49, LAMP ~ - s-~I iart-
IT, hmnE NJ ga w~~ - nj tIrNsrr nrs and tn
erlpsr wwrxmen 1879 1-red - rrrn te prevent
nm esInmr-,t anI rs-fr Lsnrp-- .rpfrs1 NJ n
elungk smec,s<st 1n14 i<ilz.Cesf rn-ru tUrn wifh
kszr- ~ "a 40 cr1tr~tse in4ur@t rnsrn- Bur
: -Es nnls v.en UT e1rn.n< eactnln< sas
lay r~sks~k rh> cDzhar Th~ir felo~-
wurxmmn ruEn~~t 10 rln~tr as @~Hnrr. ara
srv~r.i .~r- sa1y hszrn>s4 ahcslr IT, hants ia
90 10 rwn men ~ rearfnr frum tE,rm ~
1mrmlm.< GAnrnlmE B&fmre rhi~ eruAt - xIr
g'u1m rGAsn-sl tsrFie wEs terribly chArrNd an
- serwmns 10 mr. ny e1rzAl " h~mrl fnr hfl1cxs
rmam Wms maxr a. irrMznse a. rhIr nf Enr'e
E.prA ~e-r frr-r 81 a. s.psan A. rr-inte o. w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-01

AZ Chir2-O. C tie lxh- Mx1l -
esliP~ri a. her FrFrinls F<rrerunsnn~.
rnAkins rcrurl q ~ So The rin< ~
quarters x&s-Erss xnrrer. - -srnzE-
~ -. thirA- - la suurrA. - - Her
fnsir-1 gnxsr<r-miAr wHs li rhs rae af .zal-
NkErEsHrRG. = VILLAGE q WEsAingrnn
Tcrrliary. ~ R.efr nirns.1 rnrErxaF 3r~ar~y-,I
~ frr- Onr CAinxruzn .ns Aruru.-A - s1<1rh
I1e ie~s \ rzr1pr1slF rszE-rre1 Axgwrau
si'r.ep and sen.0N-
o. the 9ls- - A1-nsr Nxrinuzl rru0us
snirrr1 ths FroEinrkni CA.1nAar< = En-nas
Agre-- flcrlcd rnsulAxrs q rAs IHxnA~r ~
DrPuris- - ~ padzr q inl Assc1es- pa~s<l
dr1hlr s<n-<ss~ a rb< 1.ar~ ana 49,. the
Lexi~l<surs ~ ors1rx q iAr NrzSanr1 Co..
ernDrn- 4 rvslr <rpM1 cSlitxs<1 In rhe
strc-z- bur rs<rs wErr ~ disrEraaznes- <ern-
ssrs md DsE-srir~ >raurn<d - rk< Num-
Grk Hal I'D i~<ne. mHnzsessn TO rhe v~.n-
EAs- whirA fzz1a1 10 =zsrzs ANY rErnzsrS-nrbuus
q popular seeginE- Tne riry rrnnnfr> xuisr-
TIE -nz.nirarzl AM rrrvsncl1l 1rlzrs arr al
miniSterrl - G<a- Eu.rl1us en- A~AkIf a
The Nnsionai GSrernratr--
TIE Sxiss NxrionAl Couarf1 hare de-
ciird 70 suhrzir = E.ssmlzr scre tAt x.ts-
fiu1 = cu-nE lsEe regl -i1n e Tx C1csziln-
rian-
TEX German G0re-nner- has order
"a Tie expu.-snn a. FrnsA J<suits Mo
migrHrea . AisArt-LerrazDe-
4 DISEASE resernh;nE In mid form
the epinesrs g - hns attacked rhs hnr~e-
in Bn-rnn- nearly Al ~ uh5tA are nr-xned-
TheF are nrr EeneralT rrnHe r~.1 sr,t.sr.nars
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-01


EVERY man has his own rp1srtation
10 make. ant that l. why 80 many men
make such poor ones -HhfffAaI Ifsasx.
THE MN who has M. h..-.l ~.
i0nk~rrs u,arin SON. krn,,- NM &c.,, ~
TIE n.s-sihiIiri..s "A rs.-.i ,,,,.s. ...'...
Tr11srrfcf
Drrrxc ,he h..-.5 ,sr,, -, ~.
whol. $500, = I,xs5 80 ,.-'-...a ~.
thers = No or~an 49, re~,-,rs Il, -
f~,.f 1919 80 $500 80 - ~
orrxn--N a. Pe.r.p,rns
sp,,oxrx rawix-n,~~;s.., r.....,. -
(hrrr.u,,, -. -
rn,;r- wh-t ,,s,1', - ~. y.
Il p;.I~ee d;eds- Shs.s- n,ra', ~, ~
too.w rrnrri.x ur..ra - gs,...,,,,s
.r...-- ~. If---r..-- ~ -. -
S -.
-. ~. - - - NJ. 4 - - ~
- - - IL. -. 49,. 49, N .Iee.
-. ~. - A''. ~ - l.
y, 80 - - -. - 80
- . - $50 - ..,,' ~. S.- ~. sou
800 N. 4 u 80, n n''Il - -
= ! -'--,~ Z = $3.50" .
ras-. l..l....'1- ~ 49, se'l'n
,.'i - ~. 60 '-','s.e.ll A.,
-. - -. - 49, - .oanns al.
- - .s ~ -
u ~ -nf- "vuu
- ~ .1''' w. - ~. 49, =.
80 49, ..s.~ - 49, -.
s.,.,5 -. r' s-s-.,s-,l.s - 80
- 4. ~. 49,. 49,, !. - .,i--. 80
- = .L 49,. MI,
- -. - - - - ~.
.ss .'....'1 So r \. -
r. - - = 49, .'''''"''
= hEAhslla--, man oul On west hil-
81 ia1neF q ianiAE' atANpayer ana =
W MI ~ me sn.ifen- VINO oe-n. 70
sno oeusI- al : mean tAin< AS
r4- ni-n1 NJ oau%hlef Aol 'ne
phr.1c.l'ar ssun mn came nome from
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-01

THE coal mining troubles II Corning
In Perry County. 81. hAve r-nrhri snrh 4
pitch that the GDrernar. in response t. rhr
Sheriff of the county ordrrrd
several companies a. militia frun
Columbus - fhe scene - tie dirHcmltF- 90
the nfrhf Or ihe 18th the striking sinners
char-ed upon the ne-rce. who had taken
their PLACES The commander ~ tn mi
liiia ordered them 70 halt. which crHsr
il i aid MAS UNDECIDED Several .hnr- xsre
zl-o frei ~ the mob. when tie trrsFps re-
turned the frr. causing fhe riofers 10 retreat
with TIE los ~ several men wounded
THE Internal Revenue Bure1u has re-
csived : report TINT D~pnsr Collector Ia'h-
am NJ Southwestern Ffrginia. with posse
81 nine men. has hem attacked whEse in fhe
discharge n HI duty ~ Effv armed rrsooa-
sinners. fired upon repeatedly and compelled
% retreat.
An entire business block n East Las
veEns. n. Mex. wss burned un ne Irh
Los about So. go. mostly curerrd Nv H.
-ursn~e. Some 1pe peopie we're rsn1ered
bOmties-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-01

THE prpservnti0n of t0rnbst0nes and
rncnlnne@ts i = question: 0f mrch i'm
pD-r1nee- krDnn ohz~rvnflDus rsaade
and rerorted TO the RornI Society of
Eaiinhur-h i was f0and that the cal
carrp-s rvcss marbles and Ime-rones
--E1eb1 4ulrklF- - n rule To ntm04
rkerr inEwenr~& slabs OF freesrnne
and cther nnAKrninafed sand ryeks
were- kowevsr- fount TO be soen1mrinz
thai tie sharpness ~ the crt leErers Il
hnrilF bi1nt1d after ccnfury-s ex-
puslre-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-01

THE Great Western National Fair 1t
Iaxrenep, Kans-. opened on the 18th with a
fne display and in the presence Of some 10
90 spectators The Arkansas VALLEY Fair.
held n Wichita. was also = great success.
both in point u display and in attendance
THE work 81 taxing the census If the
Indians Of the United States viii Re CON-
menced Oct ber I. The census viii include
the enumeration Of Indians By approximate
age<- vital srsfi-tia collected ~ United
State Surveyors On different reservations
educational statistics collected BIZ Govern
menr tsacherS. AMI Industrial statistics
gathered hr special agents.
TIE Post-cffice Department has i =
suei another order intended % exclude from
the mails All registered letters and letter.
eontaininx postal money ORDER addressed e.
several firms alleged 70 be engaged in con
ducfine fraudulent IosferIe~ AZ Louisville and
Cov.ngton. ny. and New York CITY.
ACCORDING - the last report of the
Agricultural Bureau. the average condition
Of the corn crnp j. n. = dec inc % ter cent
since The ~ urns ~ August + and per
cent lower than ~ept. I. IS-r- The New
ENGLAND and SOUTH Arlsnfir states fell short
o. the average about IL per cent The
Middle, Gulf, and Pacifc states ere above
The average The great corn regions d the
Mississippi on both slopes show marked
tehciencv. The northern portion n the At
lzntie slope reports damage from droufh: 10
The southwark there wzs sufficient rain.
The stale u Texas reports very rich cun-
dition. viz, III. North o. the Ohio River.
The states n Indiana and Illinois report
great injury from drcsIfh. Missouri. Kansas.
and Nebraska report the sane
FoE the eight months ending august
u la-s. brcad-tuss ~ the value " SlsI.Srys.-
sg we're exported from the Cnitei states
Duringthe corresponding period In ls-a the
shipments amounted % slgs.Ais.nG--
ME- EDIsvS's new test Of his electric
Ii<hf ~lll ~ made about OFT /. ne ssys
thzt thsrs = 20 defect Ia H. constructors u
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-01
TOPICS OF THE DAY.


- c
COMMITTEES Of the two Democratic
factions me- in Virginia On the ierh 70 acrce
upon some plan for the formation - mixed
Eiecreral ticket The Readiu-,rr~ prcpc~esi
thzr . special primary election Be held
throughout the state on The 18th % uefober.
ne tirSsi reeri.ins Inc minority - vote 70
q wnnara~n N fasor q me o,ner- ne
een<er'atise~ Asreed 70 ms plAn- Win ne
netincation thai only qualired voters
snruAa oe perm''.sa ~ woe - 'ne PrmArie~-
- P'v'.~. ~ ~ ls'eIs sr'.-~ra ~
- 80 ,1~-S.s. 'n-' ~ 11.- 'o'elS
ne,Asl 1Aes n-a p..a esP.'-''on .>A 3. no'-
,.-,- V -.'o~ ~ J, '-'e- 49, r.....'''-
r. .,.r-,.,, ~. c--e..,. - . -s,.,
a. ,..'-.n- - -. ,.sr,.,s.,Ss-. -ns-s,.-.,.,,
.,ses
Tar yex HsmnSb;re prnhfh;.;on;s.s
-r...s 80. ..-r.- !. -. -. 49,
49, s..,~.--- n 49, - rr.,,-....' 49,
g. s.-.
~ III.
=
-. - ~ -
is.n, iel-ns .aa.ass N-s '~sned' i.sor-
N - s.sN.--'l =. ~ Asl'1e..s1l s-nu.a-'s-
=. . -e,. !. = ~
AHz n.y. = = auAinS, y ne Tres
nsterian .nuren a. l'unkirk- > -. Vas
losnaiis ueposea rom Inc ministry ~ me
Du1a.o TT Dsleft A. II recent So an lie
49, "An neress-
returns iIVu a. INC eosan-
- ~ ArAAns4s except tnicofs Df~na-
, 1880-07-24

UFFICE DR
supEhtNTENnEST ov i,InI1c p.torEETy


SUPERINTENDENT Ov I.INllC PnnrEnTy,{
MADISON. WIS. July ~ isal
NOTICE IS HENEEY GIVEN. PURSUANT fTO
~ her;on ~, Chapter II H. y. lsa tat sctsIud PRO-
posa1a will bo received ut ti!s U0!cu Zip MHun Ut tho
?!th 1aY 81 August. lbu fur futst4iny tho btale Ut
eAsa!f'StI llYt of tto uri!ctGA and thu quality OF
zach claA required, wilt ~ furnished tu ni paynufla
dus!rg ~ bill, m 4ppcauoM " this ottlcG, alter
persu,Hl,y ur py luifr All Stationery correspond
% e ns .ySn f ,a S s
srtti y Tho bupetiMtendent of pnhlo iruperty, Ut
tl!n t1hth day " Nutuanb4f. ltU.
Thu st1lluBr9 u Divided INN fnltr caxscs 4, D. e.
eae, sa:: 81 f;9A1 ana n!nst n plMniy tndorse4
eintiUnayCiuss {1lntiE ILL.," EaGh lid ,n,st bs lIss
thu Fyal 1T taU tlInsmnt t.O!lnr1 nx oUiilvtl bY
IT, hars LII ~ M X 4 S+ s I
plntluneEy nc1sd!na " tho lerns Ut hs bid. And lu
contract anIGFtu Into In nutAunnce tFafuuf Tho
.uret!es khnll nlncl to " nlGrhG sAl bend tnlt
justification to e vecs tnt they uHel Wurih the
a1ss ta bag s IT. a aa9.s Sgaa. x bo urp.aoa On
application u this 1fItu. .
lowest bidder ln tlat olass wlU shall Iurnsh sucufY
~ ~. 1hS;9 ~ s ,1Sts s%i+ttstnr{ !. y h. @ NJ
ps1fusrMeu Will bo EIyon l't ouch c!ata to nny 1lur
fGa1nR nF DUNG huntness In thB Htatu of Wisconsin,
u s BID shall tU ~ low u !Eut Of AibY ntll0r Ihur
In tl4t cA4s not doing bua1AH IL tho stAso Of Wiz
Tha Superintendent Ut Public Property heraby 1o-
tu0 heEUUf. Y. II. MAttAtNs
superintendent Ut FnAllc l'rUp1tty.
, 1880-07-24

4tEAuRuAHFklN t1kEAWTAESF W NAAUTAs
Of}tcH Uy tMIEP QuAHTkNAABrKH,
IT. rAbi~ MINI, July ". lkN
eenloa PEupn!als IN tTipllcn!e sub - tho usun!
n cHha!t1n. wy +. rsee!vc1 u ,s osye until =
PIecu and t!mo they will be o{+.nod Iu presence 0f
Oao Hundred aud. EIxAty {ls0) Cavalry
rfopoeala tor loss puplLsF witi bo received.
a bOnu III tto pnlinl AuHl Of at1u must accompany
each pEOpo4aa. aud copy Ut this advertisement nAa
pt ~ sp1Ciucat4ons &hou!d bs attAchua " ths pEu-
puk4l
-, The 0SyG.nment sese7es tho ghs 10 ro!ect any OF
Hank ptuI,osaa and full Information ~ 4o tho man.
net " bidding. conGitlons to bu ooacrYe4 W b!uE,
" application tu this UilCs,
knvNiupHS containing pfQppAA&a should bA marked
nrfop!sa4 for Cavalry lI0ssas," aud HddrosSv1 to
tho undWslsned ,,,,. :, no,,,,,:;,.,, =,
deputy Quartesmastor-Ganara w. A.. ChlVG quar-
t1fan&x{GF,
, 1880-07-24

u. Il ENGlNkEn OFEIJ1,
ROCK Island, I'LL, July II, 1811 I.
~ ~ ssasea % 1t aHystb H. % M no r.;
Auxuss ~ fof w9fk 4 tAs following piaoas On tao
Sssdsina il the .assbor Of soek Island, ILL.,
Construction uf da!us and aIoEN ploteo&tous OF
bf1l3f nfId yt0nG hoAF AlBxantfEtm No.
4 ufsdxIux ~ Qunuy hafbot. iii.
blanks ~ which pEppfl1Als must b. p1ad0. contain.
Ing specshca1ons aud duln!lud tnfor.nxton, mny bu
"''aa' VI HSSKHss2fs Y fs asa SnasSa9 X Tavuaef.
, 1880-07-24

people, who wero taken on hoard, and there
wha long Bcnrch aver the wnter In hopes
That some Of those who went down with the
Mamie would comic 10 tho surface. The
river was full Of debris. md seseral hats
wero found floating down strcnn, but there
WIS ITO tlsu,c uf my 1nor1 survivors.
Tile Key. Father ,Dlcyenbergli mikes q
state1nent,'l which he
nAfs THAT THE YACHT sTA1rrEp
on her return trip from Mnnruo Mt 4:40
'c'ock. Tho l,o,s lad been having n
ep'e'Hlad tl'nc all dny, al'd most Ut them
Were iii INC cal,ltl. When the yacht reached
tafassy lalahd light Fntfor Uteycnbergf md
tlle older members Of tho partY saw tho Gar
lahtt afhl INC fortune coming down TIC river,
hot very TAR apart. nnl apparcnt1y Mt full
speed. It lacked q little rs It they wero
racing. No one dreamed of a collision until
INC Garland Ind approached very close
to the Mamie. Then each bont
whistled' but tho Garland kept
on lter colirso and the Mamie
lay directly In her path. Realizing that Il
collision was unavoidable. llc had },lst time
TO ShotIt, Como 10 tic front; como to tho
fr0lat!" n'lu Iead tile wny to the bow OF the
yacllt, wie'i the Garlald struck tho frntl
yacht alnldsllfps md crushed 1t liko an egg
sllell. As the boa Eave way beneath him
tathef Bleycfocrg'1 caught hold OF rope
from the Qnrland, and Miss Dusseatt did the
aame. The latly WIS pulled on board. and
lie climbed up himself without assistance,
,,'9n' r9nI n"'s c'.npea ., oat ot the cap,l'
",haoWs anu 1ut,pet lhto uie WAFER
/ l'icboat Some inay lave been run down
,r'nat afsar rnth"r I,i"vo,',ar" :. Ipeu ~ 49, :"
'no'nen1 "t'e!' 1"1'e! ie''s e!lpelsH' ~ cofl-
cIuslon, says nc cannot imagine why 1ae ac-
nlrlt nmi tho s,,,oiicst nhect rni,td tf la iia.
cnyrrrtt nt n rrcat ,iIstancc N'
'o'sAs" ~ F" =. - ...m. ~. "'a."ns.' 20. .''.s,
NAMES OF THE LOST
i Frane Nolan, sou Of Lawrence Nolan, No.
,1ohn Uowe son n p. 1towo M a,o Al.
1,o,t atroat '' - 1'o wv az
o'Is 'N...I a..S1, t..
tha nes,a Er1, stfy u son O asiS narty agent o.
Abbott street.
John Donovan. son of r. Donovnn. Nh,
1s, pnrtar s,ro,, 0''A " ~ ~o''o'"''' @*o'
,,t,;,'p ovr1slel stseel;
W1lilnfn David CuuHy, son OF Pntrolma1i
james a. Cutldy, No. SIT Fourth street.
.Tofn Cns1rnvn st,,, of {Vtl1,nrr rosuroro
rainta,. NJ 1o- n,,rassa .t,aa+ "' ~'7e'o'~'
1",,,a tr,,r~o, r.',, - ,9...,.., ~.
LII Labrosse street.
Joseph Monaghan: No. aa1 Htnh. street
/ West, I, nephew Of aid. Monaghan.
Hndrrw I,nrn,, 81, '.nf ',s,.n,nas nor,r
s!rTSSn., srSc,,as NJ "sso n,..'n stIGe1 +,.. a.,
t!nr anua ~ S4m ", e hmtno1y 0c'
ia anv iova var, p II, onnIxt s'fEe =, Hall,
TrInitv nrc' G, Mere 'e, ~ ~ " t tao1
70 rh6yxas Il yGafs' F,,,x sox,o, f ,1o,v rr,n,t,,
oiHi n, III si,: ~ ,!.th atet stteet , o,
20 Years, NJ. liz % 'orcr r. stiSut M ' "'''e''' "eeu
, 1880-07-24
ys'INI2H.

W|liSkiies!
BOND & lILLARD,
1879, '7e, and go.
WATERFlLL & FRAZIER, .
1927, '7s, '7e, and 80.
{. H. TAYL0R,> R.,
v. H. M'BRAYER,
1927. rs, '7e, and go.
T. J. VAN DYKE, |gl!
P. H. JORDAN,
VIM. BERKELE,
1875.
". J. FRAZIER,
1877, '7s, '7e, and 80.
KEADLEY & PECK,
OSCAR PEPPER, '"o|d Crow" ;"
IT, B, RIPY,
1877 and 70.
HERMITAGE, j.
ss7a.
D. h. AIKEN,
NELSON, 1875:
1877, '7e, and '7e.
G. g. U. (0!d Style),
1877, '7o, and '79.
EUREKA D|$n!4lERY, ;sl5!
H0RSEY MARYL LAND RYE,
1924, rs, '7e, and ~.
T. H. TAYLOR, JR.,
1877, '7s, '7e, and 80.
NELSON'S RYE,
1878, 70, and 80 Goods Sold in Bond Or Ftee.
, 1880-07-24

6fFtWt I&t4Ith 10 IhS Ehi11Fo Tribune
NEW YonK, July 23.-1t Is slow work
getting tho bodies Ut tho twenty victims out
Of their grave In tho IIudso,,-I&lycr tunnel.
found unsatisfactory, md 1t Is doubtful II
tic bodies will be rcncheA hefore theS cotfor-
dam is built. Workmen were busy to-tlay
preparing tic ttMbers for the eoftcr-danI
which will bo square. Md will inclose the
whole colllBcttng-cliaMbar or Krand nrcl!-
way, one stde covering the mouths Of the tull-
nels, titus shutting or my wuter tint nltgl,t
sonk through. Even should tho pumps succeed
III clcasing tic shaft of wntor, which seems
doubtful, the twenty ,nen will probably bu
sls securely burEeE rs before, for they are Oh
te ,I!eE ~ IT, s4e of the 9!r.l2sk, md t1e nnsr
ia.es @ r. Sor s @ It'll ss Il u"tts b. irs sa ps.ss 1 AID ID
cartl.' nuftutng II c9trur1la.n 10 slow work,
ninl It will bo suvural wet.ka ut least before
tle betltea call hu ruAellctl III tint Eay..
water till !n"rninE foai'd several snlali ilsit
tSo large tti haye percolatsd through tile
stlt, alnl their press.lcs strengthened Tue be.
!lef tlRt ttaro Is direct uIWll communication
lNtWenll tll9 sliaft n!Ht river. at low tide
hupor!ntal!.lunt Anerso'! carefully, exani-
ined the river.hcd ovur the tunnel to learn
thtousi! Into tl'e tnnl,al Ut my point. Ills
Wuter W,ls lIlnlly low enough for him tu
luhtll tletlnft conclusion, but i0 found 10
Indication tllnt tho tunnel Ind broken
through, Alld tlle Immediate effect Of tlla
pumps Oil thu luyel Ut the water tn the shaft
le1ttl4 to tho belief TINT The tunnels nrv stIll
sound, ur that tllese H. no water communities
tion between theln ahd the shaft
THE NA1tRAG.ANsE1*r nIsASTER.
; NEW LONDON. July aA-1n the Narragan-,
sctt Investigation tt,-tlay Capt. LaMphere, Of
tho steamer City Of Now York. testified that
Ills b0at urr!yed ut Tier piur In New York
about 10 q. III. lind an tntoryiew With Capt.
Uabeock, mnnagGr Of the 6t0nIngton I.l,te,
Tut tic lattur snla nothing about insisting
the rescued passengpFs In my way, 4nu.. III
fur as lla knows, nothing was 4one by tjls
officers Ut tho Stontnghpn Liile to relleye:the
passensurs while they reunaiped Oil bourd
tic City Ut New York. lIe W,la examined at
So,,le length us to hls Interpretation Of tbs
suu,llg4l IT, hu clearer tIlull those Ut ll.u
Captains nf tho Sjanlngtun t4llle, lInEASu It
us Ills upfuluM tlAlt 1t was Il,usu .iIn!cult u
lleur tho whistles IN the Sto,lfnxtun t,lhe
t!A!,l Vi. a.,y 0thcr In thu sound.
lle ha!l experienced nlora difficulty
!,.g: l. passing ;; sto"'nKt;on bouts n II ftX:
whistles as often ~ othax bouts. liz kntS
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-03
S HI e RIFF 5 A l. Il.
FRANZ MORAS, Plaintiff,
rs.
ARIZONA s. N. COMPANY, Defendant.

BY virtue of IN execution, issued out Of the
District Court of the Fourth Judicial District,
in and for theCounty of Humboldt, State of Ne
vada, on the 18th day Of November, A ID 1850,
and to me directed and delivered, for judg-
ment recovered in said Court on the 18th day of
November, A. D. 1880, in favor of Frank Moras,
plaintiff, and against the Arizona Silver Min
ing Company, corporation, defendant, for the
SUM of 81 1851 00--one thousand, eight hundred
and hfty-one dollars--damages, with interest at
the rate OF ten per cent. per Annum slll paid
together with COSTS amounting TO the sum OF
s64 25 costs and disbursements at the date OF
said judgment, and aecruing costs, | have, on
this, the 22d day OF November A. ID. 1850,
ievied on and taken isi execution the following
described real property, to wit:
The Tailings MIL and Mill-site formerly
known as the Stewart Mill, and formerly owned
by the Silver Nining Company, situated on
Ruena Vista Creek, below the town OF Union
vile, HUMBOLDT Countr, Nevada, and more
particularly described as follows to wit: Com
mencng at the Hillyer house, On the north
side of Buena Vista Creek; thence, running
castery ON the northerly side OF said creek
1900 feet; thence, at right angles, southern,
1000 feet; thence, at rgsat angles, westerly
1000 feet; thence, at right angles, Rertherly
l,0Oo feet, to place OF beginAing.
Notice is hereby given, that ON
ON Monday, the I:tth Day OF Deceni-
Der, A. ID. 1880,
Between tire hours Of O'Clock in the morning
ard o'clock in the afternoon, viz: at o'clock
p. NJ, in front of the Courthouse, in the town
of winpe Humboldt County, Nevada, ]
will sell, at public auction, all the right, title
and interest of said defendant, The Arizona
Silver Mining Company, corporation, OF, in
and to the ADORE described property, to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said eNecu-
tion, costs and accruing costs.
c. NJ. MILLER,
Sheriff of Humboldt County, Nevada
by A. DAVIDSON, Deputy
winnemucca, November %, 1880. I'd