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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-10-29
WHITE PINE NEWS
AN ANCIENT TOAST.

1T was a grand day in tho old chivalric
the c%ircling round the board in a noble
hall and the sculptured walls rang with senti
ment and song. The lady of each king htly
heart was pledged by name, and many u syl-
liable significant of loneliness had been utter
cd, until it came to st. Icons turn, whom
lifting the sparkling cup on high j
II drink to one" he said.
"Whose image never may depart.
Deep craven on this grateful heart,
Till memory is dead.
To one whose love for me shall last
When lighter passions long have passed,
So holy it's and and true;
To one whose love nave longer dwelt,
More deeply fixed, more keenly felt,
Than any pledged by YOU"
Each guest upstarted at the word,
And laid a hand upon his sword.
With fiery flashing eye;
And Stanley said, I'VE crave the name,
Proud knight, of this most peerless dame,
Whose love you count so high"
st. Leon paused, as If he would
Not breath her name in careless mood.
Thus lightly TO another;
Then bent his noble head rs though
To give that name the reverence due,
And gently said, my Mother"
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The Tuscarora Times-Review adj
dresses itself to men who stay away
from their homes late at night, as fol-
lows : Midnight hours are all right
when rightly kept, but when the fond
and loving wife rocks the cradle over
a few dying Goals, while the .slord of
the mansion" is running wild, free
and full, those hours are not all right.
No man who has a home, a wife and
children, has any moral right TO be
away from that home after the sun
goes down unless business requires 1t.
The day may be passed in the tnr-
moil and strife of rival business-in
the excitement of gaming, or in con-
vival excess, but the going down Of
the sun should be The imperious order
for s.homeward march," She, who
stays during the long day at home,
has some claIms-claims on her hus-
bands heart, on his time, and his
kind considerate attention. Many
homes are there in our country which
would not have been left desolate il
the light of love and domestic conf
dence, had, like the stars, succeeded
the light OF the sun.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-10-29
FACrs AND FANcIEs.

The mar who doesn't believe in any
hereafter has got a dreadfully mean
opinion of himself and his chances.
Bishop Wiley tells the Methodist
clergy of Cincinnati that they must
not kiss m promiscuously, '.for
1t is q dangerous business
Recent English papers discuss the
latest freak in crime-the abduction
of q clergyman who was about to con-
tract u second marriage.
Mr.. John Buchanan of Philadelphia
has been fined 81 900 and sentenced TO
. years Imprisonment for selling
bogus medical diplomas.
One Of the most disagreeable things
in the world is the comparison of the
al will'' at the marriage ceremony,
with az WON'T after hat event.
Pride slike the beautiful acacia that
lifts its head proudly above its neigh
boring plants, forgetting that it, too,
like them, has its roo in the dirt.
In Patterson. \. J., the girls who
work in the factories are paid SO much
better than the young men that the
girls do the treating and pay for the
ice cream and oysters when they go
out together.
The remark made by a St. Louis
girl when she first saw Forepaugh's
beauty was, Well, if | couldn't peel
the socks oif'n her in good-lookiness
I'd sell out and go TO Chicagoi f.
"Do you reside in this city -
asked a masked man of a masked
lady at a masked party the other
evening lie felt sick when She said
to him, in a low voice j: Don't be a
fool, John; l know yon by the wart
on your thumb
In one of the Switzerland land
slides a whole tract of wood slipped
down a hillside and spread over some
meadows without uprooting or even
injuring the trees, thus converting at
one stroke a tract OF pasturage into a
a piece of forest land.
Clara Belle, in speaking of woman's
fondness for ornamentation, SAYS
"You may tell me that Ewes apron
was made of fig leaves only, but l
won't believe il. II is a thousand to
one that it had an edging OF buckle
berries, a frill of ivy, or was mbroid-
cred with some kind Of vine or other.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-10-29
Application fer a Patent.
TO tho Crown Point Mine.
NJricE No. G5a.
is. Ian OFFICE.
EuREaA. Alt. aa-a - i,si.

&oTtGE X HFkEuN GIVEN THAT HENRY
- X. LYONS fFhp~a fsstefaee Address IS
cherry Greek. hhfte Flue County aeValal has
this day filed ms application for = paleuf Tor a
fl.sn hana4ed llaoaI liaasr fees II The crown
POINT Mute OF vHfn BEARING silver. with slfiara
Er0und xix hundred fiaI feet il width. s.tl-
ale. lying and helng IN nan er Mining District,
County Of White Pine. ard sta.e Il nevada.
And known aud desiEuaiea by tie field notes
aud official plat On die IN this Office - Lot
Number Forty no. sOi. located az unsnrRgycd
land. The exterior BOUNDARIES III said LIT No.
~ being - follows. to Wit. Magnetic Yaria-
ton, los degrees East.
Bs9tnnIng at a psst markell y. / L. s. sur
veg No. 40, whence pert NJ. / Us Survey No.
81, bears No - uearnrs. Ea.t 141 feet
L.. ;. mnnusueBs situated an the west sian II
Hunter mountain. AMI lnst west 81 the upper
Vulcan tunuel. ussan s high hlaf OF granite
raeke. be.Ts y q degrees s. m.aates, T.. l1a
feet. a cut npon this Tote bsaHs y. IfA de-
greas, W. ~ feet. sAaft NJ. ! upon THIS lode
beAts y. Ia4 degrees. r.. il ffHt; a tBuItl
upon this lode b#ars NJ egrees. s.. fes feet:
. eut bears =. Sls degrees. = les feet. thence
running Erst cUur.e-E. fEtE degrees. ". go
feet 70 a post marked NJ. H. \. survey No.
40; thence SECOND eeurss-S 80 degrees. T..
lao feet to a post MARRIED No. - >. survey
NJ. 40. thence third roufse-S. fGA- degrees. T..
co feet u post a marked 40. : L. $ Survey
No. 80: thence fourth coarse-S. 15@ degrees.
W. ls0 10 post No. l. the place Of beginning.
containing . aud 63-loo acres.
f1i< claim Is bounded 10y no known claims.
the nearest claims being the Copperhead and
Vulcan.
TIE location Of this mine is duly recorded in
the Recorders Office Of Hunter Mining District.
ia page = ~ Book \, IF the mining records
OF sad district.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely any
portion 81 said Crown Point mine or said mining
ground "a hereiubeforc described arr required
t. ME their adverse cisim with thu Register of
the United States Land omes az Eureka. IN the
state Of Nevada. during the sixty Il VS. period
of publication hereof. or they viii b barred
By virtue Of the pravisis nsof the statute.
a27-6Od L. IL. HINCKLEY. Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-10-29
Application for q Patent
To the copperhead Mine.
No. G5s
NO. cos
Is. LAND OFFlCE.
ErnE&A, N1y,, August 20, 1871.

Is IN AfffFF - -
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y Henry X. Lyons whose postofiee nd'
dress j. Cherry Creek, u hite Pine tounty,
Nevada. has this day filed his apllcaiion lof
n patent for one thousand tiuDsl linear icet
Of the C~oppcrhead mine or vein. bearlns
silver, with surface ground two hundred laVl
feet in width, situate, lying ana being IN
Hunter Mining District, County, Of hltY
Pine and state Of Nevada. and known anu
designated by the held notes and Official plat
on nle ia this Office rs Lot nmber hlrty,-
nine NO. 31ii located on ~unsufyeyed lang,
The exterior boundaries of said Lot 70. S'
being as follOwa, to wit Variation 10 uo-
grees 20 minutes East.
Commencing at "A post marked NO. / Us"
Survey No. ~. whence Z. :. monument STU
ated on the west eide OF Hunter mountain
and just west OF the upper Vulcan tunnel
upon a high bluff of g%rnnite rocks, bears .
- degrees, W. 80 fctt; the mouth OF the e0PE-
pefhead tunnel upon this lode bears \. So
degrees, l.. 9l feet; a eat upon TINS Ioue
bears n. Ij4 degrees, i. ~ feet; thence
running first eourse-N. 81 degrees, " ~ ~
to a post marked No. 2 L. ;. survey No, ssI
thence second eonrse-A. ,! degrees, L. Wv
feet TO a post marked No. 3 L. :. Survey No.
-, thence third eourse---S. 81 degrees, H. ~
feet to a post marked No. 4 L. ,. Survey ~.
10; thence fourth course---S. u degrees, w.
1000 feet to post No. |, the place OF beglnnlhs''
containing 4 and 81 100 acres.
The location of this mine Il duly recornsu'
In the Recorders office Of Hunter Mining. us
triet in page II of Book A OF said mihins
records.
This claim Is bound on neither end by any
known claims. The nearest claims are tho
Crown Point and Vulcan.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Copperhead mine Or surface
ground as herein before described are re-
CURED to flo their adverse clsims with the
Register of the United States Land ofiice ~
Eureka, in the State Of Nevada, during the
sixty day. period Of publication hereof. =.
they will be barred by virtue of the prosis-
ions Of the Statute.
az-Dd H.HINCKLEY. Regjstar-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-10-29
Application for q Patent
To the Vulcan Mlne.
NOTICE Nd. f57.
L. 5. LAND OFFICE.
ErREkA. W.. Aug = y. lsal.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y IienIy X. Lyons whose Postoniee sd-
dress j. Cherry Creek Il bite line county.
Neyada. has this day I'll. his application
Tor il lalent fuf Hftoen hundred linear leet VI
iha Vulcan min OF vein bearing liver. with
sarfaee ground ~ iept in width. situate,
Ing and b ius IN Hunter Mining Dis
ifist, Cas.uty 81 "A bite line, ~t1te VI Nevada.
a1rI kuosTu aDd aeetgEafed BY the held nJtes
aHI uiaaial I4af Oh lie ia fuIs office ~ Lot
aA.naer ihirfy-eight 70. ,, locate d IN I'M
surveyed land. the exterior bVanaai les VI
saia Lot No. : being a. i%el.oss. to vii Va
ffsuuh Il degrees - minutes LAST.
Commencing a. a post marked No. l Y. ).
Survey ~. %. whence |. ;. monument slta-
utel pu the wet side Of Hunter mountain
AL just west 81 the anpor Vulcan tunnel,
UPON high bsud Of granite i0ek besfs ;.
= dsgiees - minutes, !. ~ feet; a shaft npon
iait. o.ie b8irs :. - : degrees :. b, 10 ieet; :
eai upon fhis lois bears \. - dssgee., h.
10 fost. mn inc lie shaft ~ on this lode bears
81 degrees, J. - ieet. "A tnnuvl upon TINS
iols h uTs ~. = degrees. T.. - iect, thehcs
running brst ca trse-a. Jie degrees, T. lsN
fest o. osf marsrd No. 4. =. survey -. %
thaacs sss8nI course =. - degrees. l. ~
fat 10 IA nust uurkod No. - J-o. survey No.
-. thence ihir4 GO .rsa#S. 81 degrees. W
fHl leet 10 a losf marked Ne. Ia ;. survey
40. tt thence fourth rUur-e-A. 90 de-
RreeF, -. a0 feat a. POST marked marked
10. i. tbs place 81 beginning. containing ID
AMI 4l-llsf acres.
ihis claim Is bounded ny % known claims.
the ngurHst claims 10 ihis lode are tho Cup-
pulAeudn and Grown Point" claims.
Tho leea ion of this mine II duly recorded
in the Recorders Office Of Hunter Mining DIS
tuet 10 page II Of Book A Of said records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion u said Vulcan mine OF said mining
gfoaud ~ hrreinbeiore described, are T.
CURED &c tile their adverse claim with tho
Register offho United states Land uflee AT
kafeab. IN the stats al Nevada, during tho
siklg days period ~ publication hereof, OF
ths4 viii hH barred bY virtue ii tho pToFi~
a-5-iod III. HINKLEY Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-10-29
Application for a Patent
To the Eastern Extension of the
Star Nine.
NO. 655.
u. s. LAND oFFIcF.

EUREKA, NEv. August II, 1851.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THArHENRy
" X. LYONS and PETER WEBER who's
postofiee address Is Cherry Greek, Nevada,
have this day filed their application for A pat,
ent for fifteen hundred II 500 linear feet Of
the Eastern Extension of the Star mine or vein
bearing silver, with surface ground six hmm.
dreo feet In width, situate, lying and being In
Cherry Greek Mining District. County OF White
pine. State OF Nevada, and known and des,g
mated by the field notes and official plat on
hle in this office as Lot Number Forfy-eiRht
No. AZ, located on unsuryeyed land. The ex.
terror boundaries of said Lot No. as being a.
follows to wit. Variation 16 degrees 30 min
utes East
Commencing at a post marked No. l us
Survey No. 4s. whence L. s. monument No.
bears n. IS degrees 26 minutes, ". 45S6 feet: a
tunnel on this claim bears 5. 80 degrees is
minutes. w. 914 feet. and a shaft on this claim
hears n. 81 degrees, W. 1JDG feet; thence run.
ming first COURSES. Is degrees. " 600 feet 10
post marked No. 2 u. s. Survey No. AZ; thence
second course ~. 10 degrees 30 minutes
W. 1900 to post marked No. . L 5. Survey No.
4s, which is identical with post post No. 2 q.
$. Survey No. - Star lode: thence third ceursa
X. IS degrees, L. COO feet to post marked No.
1 L. $. Survey Nc. As, which Is Identical with
pest No. l L. s. Survey No. 80 Star lode; thence
fourth courses. 10 degrees 30 minutes, E..
l5N to post Ne. l, the place of beginning. con.
tanning 20 55-l0 1 acres.
This claim is bounded on the westerly end
by L. :. Survey No. - star lode.
The location of this mine - duly recorded In
the Recorders office OF Cherry Greek Mining
District. in page 80 OF Book b., Of the mining
records OF said district.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Eastern Extension 81 the star
Mine or said mining grunnd as bereihbefore de-
scribed, ar required 10 file their adverse claim
with the Register Of the United States Land
ONCE at Eureka. IN the State Of Nevada. during
the sixty days period of publication hereof. OF
they will b. barred By virtue Of the provisions
o. the statute.
A90 cod 4. II. HINCKI.EY. Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-10-29

TNTHE DISTRICT COUNT OF TIE SIXTH
L Judicial District. Of the State OF Nevada, IL
and f9f the county - White Pine.
MARY J. coNONAR, Pisiniln, 70. CORNE.
LIUS cONOVEls, Defendant.
Action brought ia the District Court; II the
Sixth Judicial District Of the State # Nevada.
ia and for the County OF White Pine. and tie
complaint hled ~ said County. IN the Office 1T
the clerk OF said District Court, Oh tie 81 day
Of August. A. J.. lssi.
The state Of Nevada sends greeting to CORNE-
LILs CONONEl. Defendant You are hereby
required to appear IN an action brought
AGAINST you by the above named PLAIN
TN. IN the district Court of the sixth
Judicial District Of the State Of Ne
yada, IN and Tor tia County OF White Pine.
anat TO answer the complaint MED therein, within
ten days exclusive 81 the day OF ~servIsti after
the service "a you Of this sammGus-if served
within this county : or, 1t served out Of this
county but ia this district, within twenty days
otherwise. within forty days-or judgment hy
default viii be 'aken against you, according 10
the prayer u said complaint.
The said action il brought to obtain a decree
u this Court forever dissulying the bonds II
m%atrimony nos existing between you aud this
plaintiff. and for costs Of sui. For such cause
u action plaintiff alleges that about the mouth
Of July. A. D., 1879, yon w~iilfully aud without
cause deserted and abandoned this plaintiff.
aud that you ever since have aud still do con-
tinue so to wlliully and without cause dessert
and abandon plaintiff. aud do live separate aud
apart from her, against her wishes; that dur
lDg such period you have failed aud neglected
10 supply this plaintiff with the common nee
essaiies of life, although abundsntly able to do
50. All Of which will more fully appear hy
reference To plaintiffs complaint on hle herein.
and 10 which yen are more particularly referred
And YOU are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear and answer tho said complaint, as
above required. the said plaintiff will take de.
fault against you aud apply to the Court for the
relief herein demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal of the Dis
- triet Court Of the Sixth Judicial D1s.
triet OF the State of NevadA, in and
SEAL. for the County Of White Pine. This
3D. day Of August. in the year Of
our Lord one Thousand eight hun
dred aud eighty -one.
JOHN NekERNAN, Clerk,
W. c. LOVE-, Attorney ror Plaintiff. slim
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Notice to Creditors.

II THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. Sixth Judicial District. County Of White
Pine. state Of Nevada.
In the matter Of the estate Of James I
Mathewson, deceased.
Notice is i hereby given by the undersigned,
- iaoaasea - artor" - - m
sons having claims against the said deeea sed.
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within ten months after tho first publication
OF this notice, TO the said Executors at their
residences Ia Eureka, Eureka county. Nevada.
j. A. MATHEWSON,
L. ENERTS.
deceased.
Dated at Hamilton. July 30. 1881. ag-6w
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-10-29

A GIRLS SEMINARY in Oakland has
q man monitor. He is a brother of
the lady who is the head of the school.
He takes the girls to church and he
is only thirty years old. He goes out
boating with them, and while they are
1T the Alameda baths he hovers
around. They have fun while in
swimming, knowing that they are
safe. If they do not wear the right
kind of bathing suits he reports them
10 his sister, the head of the school
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-10-29
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT | HAVE
L this day sold to Miss Mary Mclaughlin,
all my right. title and interest in and to the
Star Boarding House. at the Star mine. and
that mill not be responsible for any debts
contracted in the carrying on Of said Board
ing-house.
WIN. KERESY.
MARY A. MCLAUGHLIN.
Dated Cherry Greek, January 10. 1881. stS
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-10-29
10th, 2lSt and ed Of October, 1881.
FIRST DAY.

FIRST DAY.
FIRST RACE-One mile and repeat. Purse
$50. First horse, sos; second horse, S221.
SECOND RACE-0ne-half mile dash. Purse
$500. First horse. $50; second horse $40.
THIRD RACE-one-half mile dash for two
year odds owned in White Pine County;
Purse $500. First horse, 500; second
horse, Sl00.
SECOND DAY.
FOURTH R~AGE-Trotting best three in
Iive. Horses owned this side or the ST.
ezra Nevada Mountains. Purse $500.
First horse. $500; second horse. 500.
FIFTH Acknowledgements mile dash.
Purse $50. First horse. Sl75; second
SIXTH RACE-One-hal mile and repeat.
Purse 500. First horse, $500; second
horse. $50.
SEVENTH RACE-0ne-half mile and re-
peat for all s~econd-class Horses. Purse
$500. First horse, 500, second horse, $50.
THIRD DAY.
EIGHTH RACE-one mile dash. Purse
500. First horse, $3.50. second horse, Sl2o.
Consolation P~urse-S2O0.
NINTH RACE-Barring all winners. First
horse, $40; second horse, $50.
Entries to close the night before each race.
Four or more to enter, and three OF. more to
start. Entrance fee - per cent OF each purse.
Races to be run by tue rules Of tue Pacl1e
Blood Horse Association.
The Club will spare no expense in putting
the track in good order and making il inv1t-
ing t. all.
Ali races less two free for all.
%. H.. GREY, President.
CHAS. GREEN Vice President.
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DE-. SPlF a ~ EY,
NC. If KEaRNEY STREET,
Treats al Chronic and sp.eisI Dis
eases.
YOUNG nGE1J.

YOUNG HEEZJ.
Ilfn HiAY IL a~UeFEIklNs fRoI
- th0 Effects Hf |yaafh4al 1alhes af mdis fe-
zion VII de aeii O. saail taauaelge- of flis.
tle sfe steff haan ever istl 81 the Hi64r ~ suffer-
iug aeanislfg. DR. sPlNNhi vii guarantee
ti forfeit e5H Or ever cAas - seulual NezH
mess ~ private dieaasHs ~ any hiH3 ~ tharae-
Ter which DE- undertakes aad falls IL enrs.
Tlddle-agea R6en.
There are many & far ase u thirty 90 sixty
who ar troaaled With TOO frequent ~ euaflaas
81 the bladder, oitHa accompanied hy aiseht
smaFtihH ~ burning aausltlah and 9 weakening
u tn system IA q manner ,he patient canHaf
account Tor Ou examining the urinary de-
posts a runy sediment vii ufteH D. found.
aud sometimes small PARTICLES a aihnmeb VIII
sppeaf. ar tile color will be o. a TIN fAilhish
hue, again changing Il q DARK and torpid ap-
pearanae. There are many Iasn who aie ~ flIs
aifheulfe. ianafaut = thn eaase. WHICH IS the
SECOND stage If sentinel Weakness. ~. 5. sill
susfanfee q lafiett esfe in ~ SUCH cases. and q
healthy restQr4fluu - tAe gtDID arluery or
gaue.
Ogee Hours-i0 e. I ana 3 t1 s sundays.
FROM 10 90 n A.. H.. Consultation IRE. Thor
eush ezaluinatiad a. advice. 50.
CIR. spINNBE - co.
al5-ly No.ll AeaTnay street. sau franeisea.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-09-01
The Daring Of an Arizona Engineer
Saves Many Lives.

AT Pantano, the other day, the brakes
of flat car loaded with ties became
loosened in some inexpIicable manner
and the car began to move down tba
steep grade toward Cienega. A by-
stander jumped aboard and endeavored
to tighten the brakes. He, however,
found them unmanageable. Another
tried and failed. A regular brakeman
! then boarded the car, and quickly dis
/ covered that the brakes were out of
order The car by that time had in
creased its speed to fully twenty miles
an hour, and to remain upon It would
be almost sure death when the first
washout was reached. He therefore
called on the other two men on the car
Fto jump, and they did. Engineer Frank
Shaw at this time. was sitting on his en-
glne at Pantano, and attached to his
locomotive was a car filled with China
men: he at once realized the terrible
result II this runaway flat car was al
lowed to proceed unchecked on its way.
Tor score or more of laborers were en-.
gagged far down deep guleh in the CT
| enga pass strengthening the braces of a
broken bridge that spanned it. They
would not be able to hear the approach
ing car, and it would soon crash through
the weakened timbers, and probably
crush many beneath its weight.
AS these thoughts flashed through his
mind he pulled wide open the throttle
valve, and started in pursuit of the fast
retreatlng car. 1t was a race for life,
ana Shaw was soon laundering down
the track ut sixty miles an hour, with
the carload of terrified Cinnamon be-
hind him. The flat car ahead was in
creaslng speed at every turn of the
wheels, as the grade there is very
steep. The locomotive, however, kept
gaining, and finally Shaw, placing the
lever IN charge of his fireman, crawled
to the COW catcher, and, taking the
heavy coupling-rod in his hand, stood
in that perilous condition until the car
was reached. The chasm where the
men were working came in sight, and
still the fugitive car was two hundred
yards away. He called to the fireman
to open wider the valve, and the labor
ing engine made lurch that showed
she felt the increased volume of steam.
They sped on with lightning rapidity.
The space between them gradually
lessened, Shaw stood with the rod in
one hand and coupling pin in the
other. Finally the few feet intervening
disappeared, and with dexterity that
comes from practice and cool brain,
the coupling was made. The locomo-
tive was reversed and the train came
to a standstill, and within fifty feet of
the bridge. This is the way one man
saved many livos.-Tucsos (Arisona)
Journal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-09-01

on Milwaukee avenue, Chicago, valued at
S25, 900, we're destroyed by fire. Eight
horses were burned in the stables. Capt.
Lefevre and Pipemen Norcross and Leland
were badly hurt while fighting the fl ames.
WHILE afixing electric lamps in Union
Square, New York, the hosting gear
broke and the lamps and other apparatus,
weighing 800 pounds, fell 100 feet to the
platform, killing three workmen and badly
wounding two others.
THE boiler in Howe's planning mill at
West Bay City. Mich, exploded with ter
rife force. The bodies of James KeaIey
and VIM. Abrams were greatly mangled {;
boy named Craft was blown into the
river, and Edward Furnemon was badly
scalded.
WHILE driving pile in the construc,
ton Of bridge over the Little White Cat,
three miles west OF Xokomo, Ind, on the
Toledo, Delphos & Burlington railroad,
the pile-driver upset and fell twenty-five
feet 10 the waters edge, carrying down
with it j. ID. Wilcox, engineer. and a
road hand named Hiram Moreland. Will
cox was instantly killed and Moreland
was slightly injured.