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Helena weekly herald., 1880-08-05
THE MAID OF ST. HELENA.

Across the long. vinc-covered land
She gazed, with lifted, shading hand.
Behind were hillsides, purple, brown;
Before were vineyards sloping down;
While northward rose, through golden mist,
-. Helena's mount of amethyst.
Rut forest, vine, and mountain hight
Were less divinely benedight
Than she who so serenely stood
To gaze on mountain, vine, and wood.
Her presence breathed in sweet excess
The fragrance OF rare lOve!ineSs-
4 simple beauty in her face,
And in her form simple grace.
She was no perfect and 80 fair,
SO like a vision, and 80 rare,
The air that touched her seemed to me
TO thrill with trembling ecstasy.
Spel-bound, for fear she might not stay,
] stood afar in sweet dismay.
At last, she sang some olden song,
did not know its tale of wrong;
I only knew the orioles note
Grew garruIous within its throat
1t seemed so shameful birds should sing
To silence so dYne thing
She faded, singing, from my sight,
A dream of beauty and delight;
And l. with unconsenting will,
Retraced my footsteps down the hill.
[-Chas. II. Phelps in August Californian
Helena weekly herald., 1880-08-05

An immense blast was fired off recently in
the gravel diggings at Blue Tent, Nevada
county, California. The charge consisted OF
1912 kegs of powder at twenty-five pounds
to the keg. making in all SO, $50 pounds. The
firing was done by electricity. The result
was a very successful one. The bank, which
is 23S feet perpendicular, was torn away for
$50 feet back and 200 feet wide Mr.: Power,
the superintendent, thinks that this IS the
largest piece of ground torn from its founda-
ton in one blast that has ever taken place ID
California
Helena weekly herald., 1880-08-05
THE QUEEN AND THE WAIFE.
A HISTORIC INCIDENT.

Silk and diamonds and trailing lace,
Naughty carriage and fair proud face;
Out from the palace towering high,
Grand and bray meath the bending sky;
Ger the lawn with its carpet green,
Lightly stepping came Austria's Queen,
Flashing gems In the Summers sun,
Tender mother and Queen in one.
Jewels CLEAN on her royal hands,
Clasp her arms with their shining bands,
Sparkle and glow where the sunbeams fall
But the most precious OF them all
The nurse is holding with tender care
The royal baby rosy and fair;
Pressing fond kisses on cheek and brow,
The Queen ls only mother now.
Down in the lawn in it's shadow deep,
4 beggar woman lies asleep.
Hunger, poverty, pain, and care
Darken the face once young aud fair;
There by the wayside seeking rest,
Clasping babe upon her breast,
Its hungry wall across the green
Strs the heart of the mother Queen.
Down on the green grass, kneeling low,
Barring her bosom white as snow,
Laying the child without y name
" here only royal babies have lain,
Feeding it from her own proud breast,
Hungry, starving-ah, there's the test.
Mother love spans the chasm wide;
Queen and station must stand aside.
Helena weekly herald., 1880-08-05

brooklyn Eagle, Jply III

The will of Geradus Boyce, well known
citizen of New York, was offered for probate
to-day in the Surrogate's Office of that city.
After providing for bis children he bequeaths,
in the following language, a gold headed cane
which he priced very much: ITO U. s.
Grant, ex-President of the United States, my
large gold beaded cane, as token of my ap-
probation OF his invaluable services rendered
my beloved country in her struggle for honor,
Justice, integrity
Helena weekly herald., 1880-08-05
A Good Rat story.

A remarkable occurrence, says the San
Francisco Examiner, lately took place on our
northern coast. A fore-and-aft schooner,
while lying in safe harbor, as was supposed:
and having no crew on board on account OF
the safety of the position. was Doaroeo , Dy
rats in such numbers that they ate away ali
her standing rigging, including neaa; stays;
we're u destroyed beyond the possibility OF re-
pair.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12

LOsn-At the .CaledsaiaD picnic yestsrdsy
. sasehsl,' containing > silver cup. NAKED lie
Roy A. Wslty, and other articles. The per.
son leaving it Ut the APPEAL Office will receive
41O reward.
August 8, 1880 1w*
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12

The CHARTz CASE 1t has been de ter
mined to ind, in'tely postpone the hearing Of
tn. Char'z c,se, in order to comply with Ger
tain legal requirements, the neglect of which
would jeopardlse his chances.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12

An inebriated hA,Iser-.,n of the Conven zion.
yesterday noon, for making AL emphaticalIy
unc"mplimentary remark about QUE Of the
c n dates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12

SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS ARRESTED Dep
u'y Sheriff Powers yesterday arrested two
suspiciousIv acting men, answering to the
names Of Joseph Haverly and John Taylor,
respectively. They had been prowIiny boot
the willows near Phillips ranch for several
days, without an apparent object. Haveriy
.nswe's to the description Of man vine.
broke Jail in Suffer City, Cal. 9, on the 18th
Of March last
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12

A fact interesting to our local anglers 10
that the water in Hope Valley is falling vesy
fast, and there is prime fishing there now.
Major Scoville of the McTarnahan rai3
road survey, says that the party will soon b.
gin surveying the road to Virginia.
Mr.. Bnynton Carlisle. publisher of TIA.
Genoa Courier, was in the city yesterdaH
watching the Convention.
| Indians are now indastriously seeking work
50 that they may BE- in funds by the time that
The circus comes around.
| d. A. Bender and H L. Tickner are At
Candelaria,, establishing banking heuae
| there.
| It is difficult matter to get furnished az
! unfurnished residence in this city just now.
w. w. Hubert Estate Controller and
publisher Of the Eureka Leader Is in the city
Col. Lee, of Texas, father law Of Lieut.
Gov. Adams, now IN this city, il quite ILL
John Fife, Of Thaxtsr's drug store. goes =,
New York next mouth TO- study medicine.
The Miners Union; will hold q picnic a.
rreadway,'a on the 9th If next month. ....
Fred Hart. Of tbs Eate,p,ie aud Alf Dote2,
If the Ne,os, are in the city.
There will be special meeting Of the Board
Of Pardons to-paorrow a.. q >.r...
O. P. Keysa is going to Grantsville to ex-
anime mines. -,
e. NJ. Huat, the lumber dealer, has 70
turned from B,'dls. .i. ,...... =, ...--.
W. Hy Doane, Ex- Coiner Of the Mint, j..
IN the cisy. -7...'- ... o.. .... .....
u. s. Detective Davis. Vas in the city yes.
rdsy. ,.....
Iiaac Mcconnell was in the city yestexdsu
Fokl SALk-A Wasou ss~lng ul~chiHeS IN
NJ. l order. SILVER plated. Ptleae IS,
INQUIRE st The APPEAL til ~.
WANTED. "A furnished h.use With i've
.r'",s. Apply At APPEAL Office. IT.
mo WEEK. @12a day At home silly made. 0osae
~ 4 Uut&s frss Address True o., Aususss, Aaae
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12

A gold magic case watch, made BY VIM.
Cooper, Liverpool Mp. IL. l20 w., lost in this
city over month ago. The finder will be
paid . raward Of &26 BY leaving il st the Ar
PRAI Office. Is @. lvne p;
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12

The N'rth C.rs"n m'n-, upon which -
many thousands If dollars have been expend-
ed, is completely desested. There is not even
!. Waterman Oh the ground to look after the
COMPANY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12

EVRhtN0 ek0SfoN. sffs
In the evening the galIsriss were crowded
With spectators with = large force Of. lsdiss.
The SIKH ballot was then taken with tn.
same result - before adiournmsut.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12

RsSfcH's SrAoR, On and after May 18th
Bsnton's stage for Lake Tahoe will leave daily
- 10 4. n. until further notice.
]. n. BENTON.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12
STOCKS.

"OnSA0Su ooAAs~.
800 Ophir-74
80 Mexican-83
100 Gould and Curry-3 40
$40 Bsst aud Belcher-9
60 California; 50 -:
230 Savage 20
$50 Con. Virginia-3 1913 25
$50 Chollar-2 90
$50 Phosi-1 80
Is Hale and Norcross-3 60
265 Crown Pnint-1 60
$50 Yellow Jacket-5 20
645 Imperial-20s
% Ken,nck-2
So Alpha-5A
10 Con6dsnce-5
6S5 Belcher-3 30
$50 Sierra Nevada-I1a 12A
2S6 Utsh-9s
$50 Bnllion-1 IS
120 Exchequer-1 70
23O Alta-1 Is
80 Seq. Belcher-6}
$50 Overman-1 20
27O Justice-65c -.
b25 Union Con.-24a
100 Jnlia-40c
$50 Bsnton-sOc
8 CHALLENGE
$50 Silver Hill-30c
73O Andes-1 O5
$50 Scorpion-170
100 Mackay-1Oc
20 QUINN
100 N. Y. Cun.--30c
EVENING BOARD.
80 Eureka Con.-l5A
SIS Grand Prize-1 70
20 Argenta-3Oc
700, avajo-5Oc
80 Belle Isle-65c
$50 Day-40c
800 Parsdise-3Oc
800 Albion-25c
80 Walcs-3 20
go Mount D,ahlo-11A
ESQ North Belle Isle-4Oc
30 Eat Mount DiAblo-35o
90 Belding-65c
40 B.,die-435
260 Bechtel-1 10
$50 Tmga-1
100 Belvidsre-1SO
100 Chalnpion-30c
10 Black Hswk-20c
HOO B"oker-30c
80 Mono-1 rs
$50 Con. Paci6c-75c
100 Goodshaw-1O
100 Tiptop--7
GO Bnl~er-2f
796 Jnpiter-l O5
100 Unversity-2Oc
80 Nnonday-3
100 Double Srandard-4Oc
200 B ,ston Con 300
90 Oru--1 80
u >. Ki"g-6
$50 S. Bulwer-45c
$50 Addenda-65c
200 Martin White-8oo
40 Summit
200 Queen Beetle
$50 Nj. Pntosi-6c
no Msm,noth-2
100 BelmOnt-15c
30 Northern Belle-12s
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12

The seventh, eighth and ninth showed nc,
change.
Motion to adjourn by Swift.
Bishop of Enreka-Mr. Chairman, let N.
stay here and vote. If any one wants -
change let them chadge here fair and nps,,. !
don't want any jobs put up Oh ME and c.nt
put up any on anybody else. Tremendous
laughter during which Bishop SIT down.
Swift withdraw my motion. L.ns hterl
The Tenth ballot was then taken with NJ
change
Motion to take recess, lost. 40,
The balloting continued untifthe SIxteentE
Without change, when q motion to adidurar
until to-day was lost. t.=~
The Eighteenth Nineteenth and Twentissts
ballots showed no change aud motion to ad-
jburn was lost. A motion to call The name
lnstead Of each county Was carried. The hsll>
lot resulted before. Motion to adjoaras
.ost. Next ballot no change After the 26tA
ballot, which was the same as the trst, elss
roll was lied on motion to adjourn. Mo-
tion carried by vote IF SO to 49, ..., -.
Convention adjourned until $50 this.
morning. ..-. ..-..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

0RhsBY HOUSE, SHARP BhoTHERs PROPS
20 Lord. vrRiuix, WD Foley, Eureka
" n Bosidman. Reno Mrs. Willis. Bodie
y @ Good, Reno, J " short. Gisnbrook
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12

The HANS MURDER.-The officers are hazd.
| at work OH some clues which ARD liable to lead
20 the detection Of the murder Of "Old Hans.r
Night before las. rough character known a
Buckskin Bob, who always carries knife asf
pistol was arrested by Sheriff Hill and brought
to the Jill in this city. The man was, how
ever, able t. establish an alibi through per-
fecfly responsible parties and Was liberated.
The citizens IF Genoa, however, look upon
him as hard character and the fat has gone
forth that he must no longer frequent that
c'unty. There is at present a certain party
whom the officers suspect and who will before
long be arrested. They are simply waitin. t.
Connect the links Of evidence in their possess
sion, which although purely ci'cums, anita,
are very strong. The mans house 10 epn-
srantly watched and he cannot possible leays
the country without heing apprehended.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MORNING.
A Brostou ,.ra,e F Webb
ID PidQeon A Ga,sole
Mr. Morgan u Strvence -.
A Hebbering A G Cofmsn
JR Ginox Mrs Arm. rong / fam
- Hrs:A FWi;iard \
ARRIVED Yesterday AFTERNOON.
DR. Conn 4 wife N Harris
b n Brmies
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12

M. G. Tilden, the Chairman Of the Com
mittee on Platform and Resolutions, read tn,
following report which was interrupted b.
frequent applause:
Yoar Committee on Resolutions beg leave
70 report the following for your consideration
Resolped, That the platform Of principles
adopted by the National Republican Convsu-
ton, At Chicago in June last, deserves and re-
csives the approval aud hearty indorssmen,
Ut all the Republicans Of Nevada.
T Resolved, That the hordes Of Chimes that
arp coming in upon our shores to eat out our
substance, are destroying our country, i'm
poverishing our mines, mlners aud lsborers,
d. bauching our youth, aud making both men
and women lower in the scale If humanity.
This evil must aud shall bs stopped. and u,
this end w pledge the entire strength If til.
Republican party. sS =, 7ls-
In the l.pxo.gs ofaoor glrsat leader 70 re-
gard ths imn,ixf ations Of ASs4tios q The USited
States ~ iittlv less than sstvifs Invasion.
Should the COMMISSIONER NOW in ne9p.i .tion
with ths. Chipess. G.,vsr amsnt fail TO secure
by the 6rstvf next Jahusry bach modification
If the Burtinganss treaty - will practically
put an end to the il,f'ix 1t Chinese TO thu.
coun,ry, ws demand that the treaty bs then
promptly annu.!ed, and such laws enacted =.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12
THE CONVENTION.
Called to Order Yesterday at the
Opera House.

A Ringing Plat rm and Reso-
lutions Adopted.
Rollin N. Diggett Nominated for Con.
gress by Aeclamation.
Beatty, Taylor and Sab n Placed In
Nomination for the Supreme
Judgeship.
A Deadlock on the Twenty-fifth Ballot.
BEATTY, 4s; TAYLOR, 10; sABIN. 81.
There BEING NO siSas OF . Break. They
Adjsnrn uMtil $50 To dsy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12

There 1eing NO Signs OF = Break. They
AdiSnrn until $50 To dsy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12

MO WEEK. 312a day At home silly made. Ooaak
" 4 Vatas Tree Address True o., Aufssss AnMas
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12

L WANTED. "A furnished hsuse With. i've
.uMAs. Apply At APPEAL Office. IT.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12

BEATTY, 43; TAYLOR, 80; sABIN. -.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-11-06

Wa vaN sba Save ss assaiFagg
Ihaslita ss,A aEfaet pee ssfae'led as
:, .ab.s talheuus tsle7 - little
responsible g. ml n4aalau hsse, ana
ias sla a,iiss Il th.s Hlscilsas aaesfAss
lsrshtasb
ksve eaBtall v .rld the ssiist's nes,lls
u ~ ol5 upe. pt gai,ie ths ,oang idea
= .sb glst tahated saseess Of MARY "
Rsaa ao,thot gau vs all be Olive Lo-
saas. abui tueh a. have, give ] unto
thes
ons ot the principal teasons why va.
tasn duu't pursut mefe frequently and
successfully a Journalistic cateer isihcit
want el man haekstsriug selfishness'
they aw characterized b, no eemmer-
tiAl spirit Ia their contributions to liter
ature, their eilorts tloat out upon the sea
Of news papsniom unnamed, unolaimcdi
shey are no bargain drivers In this line,
Ihsy thiul and give too freely Those
who live by the pen 10 this rushing age
mus, work foi the market just AS the
manufacturer suits his goods, and de-
signs sew patterns for his customers,
aud we can all divine how the vocation
| af wIle muthef. and hauss. .keeper inter.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-11-06
BAYOU SARA N FLAMES =!
SEVERAL HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
LoST-SUPrOSED TO RE THE
WORK or AN INCENDIARY.
SMALL INSURANCE !

AT about three o'clock Saturday night,
Mr.. MARTINEZ gave the alarm of fire
which was seen by parties who were
fortunately waiting for boat An en-
trance was effected by force through
Picard Il Yields store, when it was
seen that the fire was in their stable.
As the parties approached the flames,
they were driven back by the explosion
of keg of powder, which was soon fol-
lowed by another. The flames rapidly
spread to the adjoining buildings and
they were soon found to be beyond con-
troll. .....
1t would have been impossible to have
found a more unfortunate time than
this for so terrible calamity, as every
one had laid in heavy stocks,
BY the valiant service of the noble
firemen, the flames were kept within
the bounds of the block in which they
originated, aid even the livery stable
and brick house formerly occupied by
Mr.. White, located on this square, were
saved. Mrs. Whiteman's ice-house and
Mr.. Fishers store were saved with great
difficulty. The sufferers were Messrs.
Simon Hart, Brown 4 Co., Martinez,
Miller & Co., Decker, Alexander Irvine.
Picard Il Weld, the last three sustain
ing the heaviest losses. So rapidly did
the flames increase and spread that it
was with difficulty in some cases, that
human life was saved. 1t is impossible
to estimate or even approximate the
amount of loss sustained. Amount of
insurance not known, but comparative
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-11-06

" little la proportion 20 the aalaage
done. Ii il said that the members Of
the IRE osmpany distinguished tbsn.
selves D, thslr rare esestiens and ui,.
,om pfoaislns endurance, The inv is
AAaa tn s.s the wosk cf aa lneanasssy
ana Ia ease tbs miserable wretch b ais
esvsrsd tbs oitiaeas PROMISE b give .
nfss s.sss ,uhiss eolrs stretching
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-11-06
Good Reasons for the Doctors Faith.

MoNRoE, Ga. March 30, 1850.
We have for twelve months been prescribing
S. $. s. t"Swift's Syphilitic Specifc') in the
treatment Of Syphilis and many other diseases
for which II Is recommended, and are frank to
say that the results have been most satisfactory,
not having been disappointed In a siugle In.
stance We think for all diseases for which u
is recommended 1t stands without peer, md that
the medical profession will sooner or later, be
forced to acknowledge it in the treatment Of
Syphilis in all stages MS q sina qua non.
4A n. i. GALLOWAY NJ. ID.
II J. r. ROBINSON NJ. y.
ATLANTA GA. May 80 lss0.
One of our workmen had n bad care Of Syphilis
of Eve years standing and was cured entirely
with Switt's Sypbi'itc Specific He is now,
to all appearances. and in his own belief, sound
and well. WIN X. g. r W. HOOPER
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Propri.
etors, Atlanta, Ga
Sold by w. Z. CLUvERITS
Call for copy of young Mems Friend
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-11-06

4 tupaa4 usa.e ea ssss Taaost
i ~ - aiapasa ksslael 'ssaasstly
rssa - sn lss~aahis taas I,lsas q.
sss sasl isen lsmnwss isaesemaG THts
enKs ~ asriais % rsss seiieg ~ .isfA@s,
NfsssAsis, sasAs, saisrrk, osssnmrliee
aaa farsat t'issaasa Fer thirty years
tho Tfoehes have been recommended by
phssioia ats, sad slwsss give psffee. sa,
lsfaetian, They are not pew OF untried
hat having beef tested by wide and
constant use Tor nearly an entire genef-
alton, they have attained well'merited
rank AMONG the few staple remedies Of
ths age Pablo ydksrs aud singers use
them to clear aud strengthen the roicc,
Sold Al aa cents . box everywhere.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-11-06

Nsu oaiHsks Ia tlct siah, lssn
wIlsImhsssb ~ sa sAf4s iss Directory
"a etaAs<n Hsune, gisiig The names and
sseafeaisNs ~ Ias fasssispts, tpsn sHd pAftHA
esssaAss stssss ~ ths vtssa 4 asscffptsah ~
tbs sssl els@stp pfwdaa IL etc. etc, stV tAs pat
lessss ~ ksss aAa wsst fsxioa Hsaga
sielsHsiAf thss insl sssaa l. rss entering ppea
= gaate rfasfeFaus sse than ~ base knasa fef
aaass yssss psss ssa that u foN kDf'ssE an
ear sFtsa3 ~ shss siase sad swieg % 10 ed
esat#gsasiss eeHsssi iasstiaN wtll share largely
% his sssnshssx ptazptait and this panliaa
iseA sia 40 ~ she mssatia dst llupuaest sf the
reeaafFns IA sA,s ssssIssn | eesletsfalls ask sAs
~ sci ensspsEssssa u - citizens Aas isfsfs
F'ssssa isessaa h. maks tsis Asssk ganrtsfs,
ssaishss sEN Nsttsais mat ~ THasstffls
aeltiyRH
Mh fAsb A fsi'sf ssl have ihs easaYsls,
tlat sasI aan sxasaesl ~ ,his sagk aaa essa.
sAH u Hs tina sssHrfttre "a shsss sssas,
s'ss4- be assi Ia sa4s sssshassa u his aatiea
ksapss sfaiss 4 Nlhfia MaLfst.
Fass4sssss saa fssssssss@ss
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-11-06

aas4ty laid the Fmadaiiun Of the Nopo.
,et,a,, sguasty Nf iosephinea inter
spsslnu paved ths Wy % Ilalisn sioto'
ss and Hna consulate lhiaAieaiiag
v,-iNs o. Paris sn,esed, With 'lis eteat
est asss 81 earth h'ssstaa hstsse 'ae
emgs.sa sf lbe Ta.sries aad h,a alaisbis
cosaas ihen the blaelng sen u Ans
terbt saa Itea lights ,ha ealnslna'''''a
~ : ,afse thal vaugs ils gs''d Aslsel
ssa eafes alnna ifs snsasa 5a'fss
a. aualssahlf lpet si thn esilea heart
bssg4aa Il baiH ssss b. the hles'sa''ls
el#smsag ii AalaAiaE
wheeef ~ sgmssts ssssass flsisa tha
sals be- u AH sesa aasw Feiisae
tse shs a,ae.l iasei,lilae ilF@s q sAf
fuaallp 4 afiuss bafufean
hH "a, alau eg ssn 81 ~ apd
sss aN Nmta ~ ma IS pgaud
~ - ala hasf hFsib
saaiuaf ma ssllua lnts
m ssllass ltt va tks essssa
ssa g b. 'sa
49, at sa #iFH
ta sIsa pas
aasla aaafal
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-11-06

Il gathered from The eesaeae u tho
fsmss elaan, n. Z, the telss.ing 'uaf
private 81 sies 10 'shsalns" people IS 10
eap iuto aae az eas drsg ssesss s'ad paf'
ehase a hafile "a twe ~ wasnefa ssis
Neselus atlnt ltl he happy ard eahs
lssfsas p,a snieg gaaa a.ghs's gssl
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-11-06

AZ ae a,ssaslsaa ~ asg'Nt sad lssolsa
- anl tasl IA = ssea ehsla suffering
sas la8 aisA she sseFessstsag pain
q atFleg iesl. u ~ 81 II eaes sad
- satsls Il Afs Wssstew ssasta
we mf u wiIl u.llsss ths Reas
lfssis .ulssssi masasatess 'lspsaa ap
sa.@ss. 50 sssas~ss siis@t b. 4ss e
Hs8 ) esglsa ea paasA ss.s ass ess
Hsa she agii msss isil gpa "a sass
lhss i wsll saalsas shs haw 81 aaa slse
reel 81 ih methas ana saiisi ana hsslih
- ths hla seesastms llss maase ls
i paftssslt ssfs u ass ~ ell ssees aaa
tgssasa a D. laesss saa = she pss
ms,psa eas a she alssaa sud lsess
lsasAs ss.es@se saa nassss Ia he
taitsA fAsasss a~sla svay wheta 81
sass 4 kssqsla afaS
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-11-06


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Louisiana capitolian., 1880-11-06

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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-26
INSTANTLY Killed.

Courier: Judge Turin, OF Typo. re.
ceived last week a letter from Rylnnd
Crumb Informing him Of the death Of
Jake Sody, a former resident OF Belmont.
Mr.. Sody was employed in n dry con.
centrn'ing mill ut Wickes, jefferson
county, Montana. AMI while ut work
recently the rollers got choked up. He
started to clean them out. aud while en-
gagged in that dangerous work he was
caught and drawn ia. lie Was killed
Instantly. One Of his arms vas almost
severed from his body, his neck dislo-
Gated and th" skull fractured. Deceased
was a native OF New Yoik,