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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
,ss1r,,rNc THE RISK OF UNDERMINING

The trial of the suit of James Egan against
John j. Tucker begun before judge Van Worst and
Jury In the supreme Court LIST week and was con
cluded yesterday Planaf claimed $50 O00, FOR inIur-
les TO his spinal column. received by tho falling Of q
brick pier. He claimed that he WAS required by Mr.
1uckers foreman to the pier oy undermining &C.
While he was engaged the pier fell killing ono or the
worRmen outright and mjuring the plaintiff The de-
frndant commended tnat the plaintiff dsregnrded tho
foremaus instructions tear down the pier from the
ton and voluntarily assumed the risk NJ undermining.
The ury returned verdict In favor OF The defendant
Matthew Day appeared for the plainuf, Flanagan n
Bright for tho defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
MORE INDICTMENTS IN ELIZABETH

HE Grand jury OF UnIOn OUunIy, N o., PIC-
scented In Judge Van syckes court in Elizabeth yetcr
day. indictments against Controller Thomas B. Leggett
aud Daniel w. Leeds for conspiracy to defraud the CITY
of Elizabeth IN the purchase OF snkiugfund bonds II
f. charged that Juue 90 1878 the two men purchased
FOR 81 100 three city bonds Of the par value OF $1,000
ach and tat they Wrued them IN to the city again on
hr .rme day for SO36 sc, their par value with Inter
est thus making profit o. 1913 81 apiece. On Fcbru
AIRY y last Controller Leggett held In bonds 10 the
amount ~ 500 900 trail twenty indictments OF
similar nature. founded upon an examination OF MS
books made by Colonel C. c. Stevenson under an order
from Judge Van Syckc IL IL expected that the Grand
Jury vii present OtAer indictments to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
when IN the United States See HaO KaOh was ac'
GENERAL ALBANY NEWS.
THE ATTACK on Mr.. SMYTH.
TIE JOINT RESOLUTION LAID ON THE 1AbLh-A
NEW NOMINATION EXPECTED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBoNE.l


lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBCNE.l
ALBANY, March 15.-AnOther attack was
made upon John +. smyth the superintendent OF inc
Insurance Department, tonight. In the %glsa'u'o "
week ago Mr.. Rhodes. a Democrat. onereu oo"'
current resolution, removing Mr. smyh "ou'
office and tomb ht he called II up. ms DrouEhe
il directly before the Assembly. and 1t was pressure"
thai Nh Rhodes intended TO make speech aaV"caunN
MS passage Nh skinner shut of al speeches however
nv abruptly moving the resolution should DE M"
mon the table Mr. Rhodes pspahlv surprised by Mr.
sknners motion said excitedly. IL hope the MOTION WI"
not be adopted" Mr Alvord replied loudly nope IL
will" Speaker Sharpe put the motion and IL was
adopted bv an almost unanimous vote.
The Republican majority, 1t was evident, wou'u "o'
permit a Democrat take the lead In such pia''eI'
and moreover many Democrats Thought MI RhOue' :
introduction Of the resolution impOlitc The resolution
Is now III position be taken up whenever the mayor
~ may deem II best 10 do So
Mr. skinner VINO made the motion TO lay tho reso'u-
non upon the table Is favor Of the removal OF Mr.
sinyth out with other Republican opponents OF that
gentleman he is OF the opinion that no iurther az
sInnd DE made uuOn him IN the LrgislituIe
mi ample oppOr tuuiy been given '" governor SVi
nell 10 nominate his successor. Ii Is the genera oc
of politicians that new nomination Tor the pnce NJ
supernt endrnt will he made on Wednesday. Henry n,
Plcrson aud SPEAKER Sharpe are among the person'
named for the office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
4 CHINESE IRRUPTION.

There was an Eruption of Cinnamon in the Kings
County Court of Sessions Yesterday afternoon.
when Chinaman, named See Hao Kaob, was put on
trial charged with stealing $3.50 from brother Ce-
iestiaI. The witnesses were all Oriental, and the
seryices of an interpreter necessary. The oath
was administered after the Chinese fashion. with q
LIGHTED taper One OF the witnesses, however, took
the oath on tho Bible he said that be considered
this binding as be believed in the Chinese religion
when IN China, aud in the United States religion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
DISCUSSIONS OF GREENBACK DELEGATES.
Thn National GreenbackLabor Clubs of

ne city convened last evening In Claren-
don Han to arrange prelimnaries for the
STATE Convention to be held at Albany on March %.
sirty-nye delegates were present, representing
o,,hteeu distrcts Mrs. NJ. Il. Sull, who claimed
,o no legally chosen delegate, desired
% bave administered TO her the oath Of office.
Tho request caused much discussion and was finally
Iaii ,v,r for two weeks. Five districts wera
nor represented, and It moved by George
Blair that power be given me Convention TO
choosc any persons who mad taken part III TINS
moSement TO represent such districts; being un-
able 10 come u II conclusion those present agreed IA
postpone The further discussion until next Monday
night a,.-... -. A.. -. ,..-. o.
The central AgitatOn Committee whose duty Will be To
arrange all meetings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
HURTBYA RUNAWAY HORSE.

Rouudsman Matthew Campbell, Of the Twelfth
Precinct saw a runaway horse attached to light
wagon dashng along Sixtb-ave. and One-hundred-
and twenty ffth-st last evening. He sprang to the
horses head and seized the bride. but the animal
continued TO plunge mady. and Campbell was
thrown from his feet. As he fell the shaft Il the
wagon struck him on the head When the horse was
stopped the Ioundsinan was discovered lying bleed
ing and unconscious in the road. He was carried
10 the Niuety-ninth Street Hospital, where the
ceons found that his skull had been fractured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
UNHAPPY LOT OF TWO BROOKLYN HUSBANDS
Mrs. Catherine Grady, of No. L97 Greene-st..

Brooklyn. caused tho arrest OF her husband hehe''
Yesterday Tor assaultng TO Justice kenna Michael
said thar his wife had heateu until he black and
blue and that he struck her III order TO save his lie
Sentence or him suspended
In Justice semlers Court Brooklyn. yesterday, Mar
qaret Mehrmann OF No 1929 Myrte-ave.. charged her
husband George with attempting to cut her throat with
nnn-Enite The accused man said that bis wife could
maj be happy unless could get one IN trouble.
In "A tone or despair ho declared that lie hnd been In
tserv slnce the day he married hcr and had idea OF
what real happiness lie was detained for exainina
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, March 15.-In the Court of Appeals

ALbANIi "I'VINI Ut TT 01I0 WI . III
to-day the following business was transacted;
No l23-The Erie County SAVINGS Bank, respondent age
MILO A. whitney, and another. appellants SUD
mittrd No I55-Ward \. Leonard. respondent AIT tlo
n y e. aud H. r.. H. r. Co, appellants argued bY FRANK
Iooms for appellant De Witt G. Brown for respondent
30 l26-Isnes Lawson and Others appellants, agt
Herman Baohman and others respondents argued by -
"A Jennings appe ants Edward \. Crttenden Tor re
snondenfs No i21-LOrenko d. Carpenter, appellant ag
CohOe- respondent argued Oy d. G. MOdk Or
anne ants samuel Hand foi respondent - -
The Court OF Appeals day calendar for uesly Ach oi
follows N0A ~, Is, lZ5, 100, - 100 i9i ahd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
CONE WITH "BUFFALo RrLL"

George Mason, q sixteen year old boy,
whose parents live at No. 1875 sunok-st" was
missing from his homo last night He left
the house after breakfast yesterday, and
told soms OF his playmates that he was going to
leave the city with the theg rical company managed by
Buffalo Bill, and TO follow It until Buffalo Bill re-
turned 10 the Western prairies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
A GERMAN SHERMAN CLUB.

A German club to favor the nomination OF
Secretary Sherman President has been formed tho
arst meeting having been held at No 232 East Ninhst
Resolutions commenting Mr.. Shcrman's course and
presen ting his qualifications Tor the Prcsi-
dcncv were adopted aud the following OIL
Ger, were elected ! John w. Bremmer, President !
Aug ZiegenbnrR first vIce-presdent; Henry LIGHTER.
second yicepresdcnt Hugo seunccko secretary Field
rich Helm. corresponding secretary Gnstay A. Dorge'
lie cluD ADJOURNED uhul iuuIsuhJ c'onhS'
49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
LIFE INSURANCE REPORTS.

prrrRNe OF TIKI BUSINESS TRANSACTED LAST YEAR.
ALBANY, March 5.-SupeIintendent Smyth,
Of the Insurance Department, has published chart
giving the lures the reports OF life insurance
companies Tor the year ended December 81, 1879 Inc
following is synopsis herefrom OF the business OF the
Nov Work cOupanies:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
NOT THE MAYER WHO TESTIFIED.

TO the Editor or rae frtbWne.
SIR: / beg leave TO annOunce through your col
umns to my friends and the public that I am moi
n II Mayer who testified I'm the G0sng case.
BENJAMIN MAYER, OF the firm OF +. Mayer Co.
Neg York, March 10, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
Scene--Country railway station.
Station.

Scene-COuntry railway SlaIlOn. STATIONS
master 10 general manager WHO Is on our OF inspec.
ton" There's Jus6 tDing Ia IKE done, sir want
a eoa.-eellar Dut at tho station" q. NJ coal
cellar, rhompsoni You'll want me tn Dui.d You u wine
cellar next s. MA wiDe-cellar, srl Woil mol
mind about that just yet could put all my wine In
saL-ceiar."
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cut OF By a motion TO adjourn. He however. ootaheu
Leave 10 have printed the report OF the Commitleeo
Foreign Affairs upon the Mill.
The House then, az 800 p. M, ADJOURNED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16

TIE TRIBUNE has long article about
hraln,e. man away of San FrauciscO Reports from
there Indicate that he isn't loneSomc-lBOslon Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-16
DECISIONS-MARCH 10.

Snprems Court hdmbers-By Judge Daniels
Allen agt. AlleD.rhe application for his discharge mast
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10
lLo TAE SOMINATEOSS
WERE Rs:CEIyED.

Tie perfect harmony OF tae Republi.
can family in Elso county appears tn
hnvo hcen SERIOUSLY disturbed by the
action Of it's convention yesterday. I'm.
der the Rbnve b alIpg. toe Iimss ReCic,r,
Just AT hand administers the following
CHudel Lecture to tibet r,c,Icitraut body:
at ia generally uudcrstood that some
Of the nominations made by the Rcpub.
hcau County Convention do not meet
with the appreciation of the leading
members 9f tho party here. While
mnny are disposed to await an eIplnna-
ton from tho delegations from this cud
OF the county. there are a great many
who openly declare their Intentions to
kick out Of the5 traces on election day.
II is stated. aud we think with some
show OF ronson, that the convention has
boon run in the interest of EIko, aud
the southern portion OF the county.
Nothing worth anything has been given
to this end Of the comfy. ani there il n
general feeling Of Indignation over the
fiilure Of the Convention To give n
County Commissioner to Tuscarora.
The large minority Of our citizens were
disposed to unite, irrespective OF poll.
tics. in the election Of n suitable, man
from this place for that Office aud both
Republicans aud Democrats feel NO.
grieved at the neglect OF tho convention
70 give us whnt the town was so clearly
entitied 10 receive. 1t is stated openly
that the south must learn TINT this end
Of tho county does not propose to DO
ignored with impunity. and that the
lesson will be taught them efcc,ually on
the I'd day Of November. 1t is not pro.
posed here TO antngonizc the two sec.
tions OF the county-tbnt has been done
Al EIko-aud rs they have arranged tho
programme they must stand by Il. Mr..
Malouin's nomination for Sheriff is re.
garded ~ Of the weakest that could
have boon made by tho party, aud not a
few prominent Republicans ask vhntis
the reason the choice Of the party here
wss not even placed before the Copven.
ventlon. As remarked above. explaua.
lions will be in order from tho Northern
delegates upon their return. The Leg.
islatlyo' ticket nominated satisfies, 80
far ~ we are able to learn, tho majority
Of the party. II is understood Of course,
that Tho entire delegation Is or will be
pledged against Sharon for the U. s.
Senate.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10
From Wednesdays Daily.I
AnlmaEundI.

SnlmaE undI.
Reverend A. J. Compton will return
to Elko next Wednesday.
Mrs. G. A. Kingston and child arrived
here from Tuscarora by stage this oven
ing.
Tho State Elections in Ohio and
Indiana take place on next Tuesday,
the 18th instant.
A trotting match, single dash OF a
mile, will take place on the race track,
on Saturday next.
Mr.. +. J. Jones md wife came IN
from Pleasant Valley yesterday, and
departed for home TO. day.
The two-year-old child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Tschudi which M fonrfuIly
scnlded by falling into a tub OF hot
water. Saturday. died OF It's injuries on
tho following day In Tuscarora.
The Board Of County Commissioners,
and Board Of Equalization, adjourned
last evening TO meet again next Monday.
Chairman Holmes returned 10 his homo
Mt Carlin last evening. aud II. 4. Con.
lep departed for Tuscarora by stage this
morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10
From Custer CITY.

In n private letter received at this
Office this morning, from George II.
Boiler, dated Custer, Oct. Sd, the wri-
tor states that the Custer Company will
o o have their mill completed. when big
shipments Of bullion from that quarter
may DO confidently looked for.
The Custer miue has. he says, i'm.
proved wonderfully under the able
management of Mr.. Buttlar. formerly
Of the Grand Prize, T~uscarora. But
little is being done on the other mines
OF the district, but eastern companies
are making preparations for vigorous
work in that camp. neat season, and
everything indicates a boom in mining
circles in tho Spring.
The writer with his family had n
pleasant journey over the roate from
here. and are now comfortably located
nj the point from which the Letter was
written,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10
4 PnInnhIo Errnr.

For the information OF voters in Tus-
carora District. the Tfmes. Rtpiee states
that the Registry books will close at Q
o'clock P. NJ. October 2Ist. and adds:
Judge Nicholson will in addition to
the usual hours, be at his Office from Z
to 0 O'Clock cash evening Of all legal
days, up to and Including The 2lst day Of
October, TO receive the names Of voters.
To carry out this programme, the Reg
istry-supposed to be inally closed on
the morning of the 3Ist would ~neceasar-,
lily be reopened on the evening Of that
day. But any registration ufter the
hour Of 0 o'clock p. n. on the goth day
Of October. will be Illegal.
The amended Registry law, GSec. 81
reads as follows: at shall be the duty
OF the Registry Agent, at any time when
called on to do so, between the hours of
10 A. N. and 6 p. II. Oh all legal days
from and after the first lay Of July, and
prior to the 2lst day Of October, prierto
any general election, AID for twenty
days prior to closing the Register
which shall close ten days prior to the
day Of elect:oul for any special or munie-
pal. election provided for by law, to
receive and Register, etc. etc"
1t will not be disputed that the elec-
ton to follow the present Registration,
is q general election. p
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

98M8991N m
r. p. Hamill Of Wells, passed through
by the train fiom the West last even
ing, IN his route home from San Fran.
cisco.
A Pullman palace car with Cnnard,
the noted steamship proprietor on
board. passed West this morning at
tseAsd to the regular express train.
Hon. G. W. Cassidy. Democratic
oandid.ts for Congress. sifl addrss,
the citizens Of this place on u. political
issues Of the day On Thursday next, the
l4th instant.
All members OF the Order Of tho
Esstern Star are requested TO be present
at the meeting Of the order at Masonic
Hall at 1880 to night. as business Of i'm
portance is 10 be transacted.
A special train loaded With beef cat
tie for.Lux & Miller aud Russell & Brad
lsp, passed through here for San Fran
cisco. last night. Those shipred by Rus
sell a Bradley werc from the Snake
River oountryi tho balance were taken
from the vicinity Of Dseth or Wells.
Judge Charles n. BSlknap, Demo-
cratic nominee for the Supreme Bench,
arrived here from his home in Virginia
City. by the train last evening. He was
warmly welcomed by his many friends
here, with whom no will pass a couple
Of days. The Judge will visit the
Northern part Of the county prior to his
return 10 the West.
VIM. Kennedy. Of Mound Valley.
whom, it was reported sci Are to the
grain stacks OF his neighbor, ]. w.
Williams, aud then scampered from the
country, arrived here yesterday evening.
He called at this Office to-day, aud
stated that he had not been from home
until leaving for Elko yesterday; that
he deplored the calamity which ha
befallen his neighbor, but declared him.
self totally innocent OF any completely
in the destruction OF the stacks. Mr..
Kennedy declares that he will not rest
nnder the imputation cast upon him by
injurious suspicious, and that he pro-
4 poses to vindicate his character in the
Courts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10


Superintendent D. h. s<saons h II
present visiting NE SsbeoiS n kas.ks
coduty.
Justice SueS e has up to-day, feHi..
tired the names OF ass voters, Ia lhis
precinct.
!. ". Williams 81 Mound Valley.
arrived il town from his homo this
evening.
lI..srs. Porter and u,s.ia, @. P.
Auditors. passed West BY the i,din iris
MOI HinH.
A little son Of Thomas MeAvin Of
C~ornucopih. had his leg broken By &C.
cideht. Tuesday.
Judge O. II. Belknap Of Virginia City,
and Mr.. George Russell departed for
T~usearota BY private conveyance this
morning.
VIM. Ven Aelstyn departs for WASH
ington Territory by the train to morrow
morning. lie goes to join his parsu.s
who have permanently located there.
A brother OF the late Bernard Toner,
who died ut Railroad District n few days
ago. has arrived here from California,
and is engaged in settling up the affairs
Of the deceased. ra
The Pullman palace n Isanc Walton
was attached to the regular express
train west this morning. Major Wilson
of the U. S. Army and some Naval OH
GERS, were ON hoard.
Dan Murphy is iu town to-day attend.
ing to the shipment of u lot Of beef
cattle to San Francisco. Ten cars will
be loaded at the company's corrals to-
day, which, With n couple Of car loads
from Halleck Station to arrive this
evening completes the present shipment.
.Grihes-not the ancient person EN-.
balmed in verse-but q young colored
man who dyed to Live" in the old
photograph gallery on Commercial
street, took al tinceremonious departure
from Town o couple Of nights since. u
in the hurry Of preparation forgot to
settle some little bills which he had
recently contracted, and failed to leave
behind him some clothing intrusted to
his charge. A telegram overlook the
leTantiDg uoke ut Halleck Station, and
a remorseless miuion Of the Law es
corted Linn back to attend a little levee
given by Justice suggeit. for his benefit.
He ia now booked Ms a guest at the
County Hotel for a term Of thirty days,
for the extending OF which courtesy the
young man exhibited his gratitude BY
pledginR himself to vote for the Judge
although politically opposed to him.
should he again run for Office.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

Republican speaking tonight at Free.
man Hall.
Regular Masonic communications at
the Hall to night.
jack Abel arrived in town from Fort
Hallcck last evening. and returned to.
day with = tcad Of ssppiies.
James Muny and Jehn Armitsge of
Kiusley District. SAe have been in
town the past two Gays returned this
morning.
Mr.. N. P. Dibble. Who has been con-
fined for the past two weeks. with n
severe attack Of neuralgia. Is. out upon
the streets once more.
John Spence vent out to Lamoille
Valley with his team this evening, and
will commence hauling barley from
McRinney's rauch to this place.
Nose McBuruey and ''Kentuck" came
in from Eureka via. Lnmoille Valley,
bringing big teams loaded with grain,
last evening. They return q the Valley
10 reload immediately.
Gerald Hrgler received q dispatch last
evening from Windsor. Cal, conveying
the sad intelligence Of the death of his
only sister, which occurred at that place
yesterday morning. Mr. Hegler de-
parted on this mornings train
Mr.. Peter Munson. Republican nom
inee for Ro I'd Supervisor, is bothered
almost to death with congratuldtory
letters. that pour in upon him with
every mail. Overtures have been made
to Bill DauSh to act as Secretary, but
withou. success.
Billy Hoar OF ~Cornucopia one OF the
defeated candidates before the Repub-
lican Convention, is still circulating
ouu among his friends at the County
Scat. Billy takes his defeat very phil.
osophicaliy. aud declares that he will
do his level best for the who'll tick,t.
We notice lay the Carson appeal that
our old time friend and former fellow
citizen of Elko county. W. ". Ha,enor,
is row before the Republican Conven-
ton in Ormsbv county for The nomina.
ton for Assemblymau. Mr.. Havenor
is n gentleman In every sense OF the
W Ird, aud il votes in Elko could assist
him i'll his aspirations. a few bushels OF
EN- would be forwarded immediately.
A dispatch received here last evening
from John Williams Of Mound Valley
announces the entire loss Of his barley
stacks by fire Saturday morning. The
fire is supposed to be the work of al
incendiary, and q person living in tn,
vicinity is strongly suspected. The los:
will amount to about 81, 500. The many
friends OF Mr. Williams throughout the
county, will roget to hear Of his mis-.
fortune,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10
AiaRanAi.


2uuday School as usual at Granger
Hall 70 morrow.
A special train OF 81 cars loaded with
~ paced sAst late last evening.
SeAnny Barrett started for Winnie
0sccA b the train this morning.
Robert johnson. Henry sparnon and
Victims went out by stage this
morning, for ruscarora- sFaa
Hoa.J.CB. Moore and Gay Dawley
Stsreea fos their home in Ruey Valley
by he srah THE evening.
A fue HeW uhreshing machine for the
Indian Reservation arrived here by the
train from the west last night. aud will
30 taken North Immediately.
Judge Flsck arrived here from San
Eran6aco. in good health. last evening.
III, report received here that he was
Ill at the Bay. was without foundation
In fact.
II. W. Brown, wm. Alien. A. Leichter,
H. c, GGsuer. Fred Johnson and Geo.
Cunningham. retained 60 their homes
IN Tsscarora. By private o~onyeyances
this morning
4. Il. BoSnton, who has been on a
visit to'his old home in the east, returned
here by the train this morning. He is
FULLY aa heavy and handsome as ever,
mud goes back to Tuscarom Monday.
Ho informs us that he has struck no
place equal to that camp during his late
raGnbicS aud intends to re.cngage
in business Nhexe be left Oft. His old
Elku roauty irieuds will extend him a
Wasa welcome.
Robert Cullen. who has irst returnel
from Kiusiey district, informs rs that
the effort xit6 tho new furnace was
o0iy . partial success, and i, was found
advisable to suspend operations utter a
brief trial. He is satisfied, however,
that further e[perieace With the o-es Of
tho district will result in their s.itisiac-
tory reduction. The yield Of very rich
ore still continues; the lead remaining
large and strong AZ the work uf eIplora
ton advances, both in the shaft aud
drifts.
Mr.. Bincker aud family are about
TO remove from our midst, 10 their
former home in Montana, about 50
miles frou HelHa. They will start
Irop bere 70 NOTION, accompanied by
Nr. G. A5Yates. who Is making n
business trip 10 MaIad Valley, Utah.
where his partner. Dan Cosiley. has
ieen located since he left hore. Mr..
Vote. will probably return here before
Winter. The many friends Of the
I~aIties here will wish them 4 pleasant
journey. and n safe arrival at their
d~estipatiou.