davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-05
Mn3ciaen.
SSidttNe mtb tparnenbe Notis
filr NHe, bic cine 9tdbmaitbtnt
~ tanfsn benbNdbttgen.

.
OfFst ssn % btttS Rdbm Go.
gltsslaab, o, Is. Ndra 1881.
aBir IsnEen Sbre bsfpnbere Mafmerlfamiett ba>
yuxf, bas mir btt SeEdfeix bee ehtebtre. btr bic
SbniiIe tt6f. nit elmer beuttiden Nummer BE-
sstGnen unb hieftIbs resitrtsen. Dtua serfauft.
iieIltn pir be Rdnfer tiuen Warrant auf 8 SABRE
anS. Dief.r Warrant entbdlt ben Namtn bts
Netnten, bsr bic 1lafNint vtn uxs faufte. ben
Datum bes Rauft unb bic aaf Der yIatte btFnb<
ItGt Summer. Der Warrant 1T BON une untts.
aei9nst anb NIT BEN Sissel Ter Gompasxie ser.
f.ten. ale anbsrn unttr unftrm Namen ausse>
lltltsn Uauaats Nub unddt. psrfoaen, psIhs
Rafntntn iaufen. an berea platten ste Rantmsr
serdnben pbsr bsfndbiat III. tbnaen f&sr iftn,
fruber chsr fpdies In unanuetmliditiisn ~ &C.
raiben.
Die d4te ,.Wtits" III teuiisen Iases tte DO.
pularite i'm 1aubeI, bic tilisite unb beite. Clint
sr66ers Nnsabl Der ,,Wtite" III. Felt biefelbe i'm
panbel erf9ien. fabrisrt unb sertauft wprben. als
son elmer anbtrn i'm felbeu 5eitraume. fettber,
Ndbmalhiusn trfunbtn wurbtn. Sbre 2ti1tiSfeit.
Wef&winbistett. n,tte 0erm, S1onteit. Dau>
srbaftisteit. UerduiHloEsteit unb itr Yreis ser>
einis,n I'D am bic Raf6ins isber Gamilie rim
fHsnsDtftt AZ ntahtn unb SoQffdnbise 3ufriebta"
belt NIT btr ,,Dtite" ~ ftHrn
Der rtsuIdre a1ttortiirte 8srtdufer FUR Sar
Intrnio, 9erae. IN Gerr QH. 81. 0rp8,
unb mir rattsn ben Rdufern, Niemanb anbers ~
patronlireu, I'm bic ddbit ;. .Dbttt' ;u bsfOmmtn
Wtttt Rd9mafAintn- &ompaGuie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-05

- Maa sinsm stn,tssn 8srluae pirb isbs
SHUTTER NIT uns iibtrsiuitimmen, pab
NeuRdpter's vDeutf&es &tn'
'bermebr (pdsotropbine) pas bette
Natrunssmittel fir Saustinse unb tlstns
8inbsr III. Miitler fSnnsn ah ptsls ldlaf.
loft unit, unrubtse NdAts sriparsn. psnn
lIs itre 4laoer NIT Deutih hes & n.
ptrsw{J T., fatt Muttsrmilh ndbren.
Wtpa, .Sbr sut Der @siunbbeit uno bss
@tbtittss sures Qieblinss erfrtusn wollet,
we&st ben gerlud uno Str wsrbet 20
ME b.rtuen. Gs wtrb. pom Der dr,!idsn
Tatultdt fetr empfobltn uno ii ~ battn
Ia oaen renommtrtsn Npotbelen. -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-05

lie nit ben iid in @dpeis ber aufbalz
tenbenMbiliiten in Gerbinoung iteben.
= petersburg. Die fanatif9e Bez
p1lferung BON gli3abet6grao i'm Gou=
pernement Gberion pliinberte bel benz
Mufrubr mebrere 9duier bon Suoen.
Gin Sube tpuroe get0otet unb mebrere
anoerer i6tper bertuunbet. IS finoet
ieBt eine llnteriu6ung ftatt.
- Sir Grans 2ibt, Der bemnd6ft in
Berlin eintreffen miro um fein Srato=
RUM nGie beilige gliiabetb" gu leittn,
tpirb elm grosartiger Gmpfang porbe..
reitet. Sm 9lntiperpem tpirb in stuei
@oden i6m gu @bren eiu groBartiges
Mulitfeit beranftaltet. -.
9lus Bern miro gemeloet, M. &u=
56onet. Mitglieo bes Bunoesratbes, babe
einen anonpmen 8rief erbalten, in tpel=
dem er nit Dem Sooe beorobt tpirb,
tpenn er ben &atboIifen gegeniiber nibi
cine semdBigtere politit befolst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-05
8iSnsard NIB bic 6eatfd)e Wolfsoers
-. u !. 8. tretMMa.E lg!ee-s.1 .

Die 2Dlener Trele YreiieN tpridt li4
uber oas otlge Abema ME felSt aus:
Der eberne Staatsntann, ber bas be,tt'
Joe 1e'de sei4afien, !ebt entweber In ties
Ter 3uriid8e3o8enbelt IN yarain ober
iTriebri4srnhe. oSer er sreift sepaltiam
unb jah in bas politiiae 8aber~ert elm,
10 abaBes in allen Ebeiten fra4t. 90
ott er mad Berlin, fommt, erfOlst cine
Grihatteruns; entpsoer trifft ben Bar,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-05
0aS Drd,tlettt l9
poit Saint Amarantbe.

00G 1yt0tttetW 8 5ss
poit Saint Amarantbe.
aomau sca RubsIf spn Gottfaall.
(1srtfsbnusJ &$5t
@o bins hber benz venj Der N!ste etne
{dbpere Nettermclie. unUer8eNen mar
bic Drobuns pon Saint SUIT -. unb
sie(sr aepann BON Tag 3u Gag ON Wadt.
Wiit Ueben lalen Nancm unr Senri bic
9leoen bss iunsen atSeeroneten I'M eon'
pent, Reben, mel&e an Ei8eripriin0e sr'
inn,rten, bic ben @eSner 3erfeiidten !;
uno ole Opfer, bic @aint Suft Derlanete,
b.williate Der Convent. Gr mar oer
fur&tbarlae Nnwalt Der @niuciine. Tons
auier EinpilIe nur iein DertSeuS. Sest
bate er Danton seftar,t, 9erault Sedel.
les. Sabre b'G8lantine, alle Greunbe oer
Wiutter benz unterSanS Seweibt ......
unb bieier lette @rfols bate ibn te4 e..
beben ; er mar Ssfar4tet ME fetn An=
berer.
Nur Giner itanb itber ibm. iein Wei=
fer 8cbespierre; er befab bic Scltssunit.
rel&e Saint SUIT 3u ermerben oeridmdbt
bdtte benn nur ielten erf&ien oiefer bel
ben Satcbinsrn unb ieine lafonif&e
Spradweife mar nidt yeeiBnet, ibn posls=
tbamlid su MAIDEN. Das BOLT oerlanSt
cine t.baelide 8reite Der auee'nanoer=
{etuua, cine bic Wdrms Der @mpfnbungen
entpidelnoe ldnsere Reibums Der @eoan>
Ten. Sn Der brhsten 8ar3e erblidt es
pisaeisht /. cine II @erinsi&asunS. SIN
@.unoe ueradtete @aint Sult bas Solt.
wie es mar. bic famutise. sebanisalcle
W.nae, bic nit Ybroien atsefpeif iein
nil, bic ,otbe Mibe auf ben rothen 3Sz
pfen Sic Opfer. bic er bradte, ealien
bem Yclt Der 3utnnft.. Mu6 8Snmte ibm
feline Mnpelenbeit bel ben 6etren ,ueni8
3eit, RG um bic Wanif Der Setiion Wn.
cius Gcipola nnb eer anpesn la bener.
ben. vss, ls,,ss s.gss .s-,ff..,5{ -
CANT Snft mar aur fur&tbar unb sc.
firdtet !; Sicbespierre ober wuroe be.
wunbtyt unb 8eliebt. Gr ipro& ,u ben
Soiobinern ME Elm Yrebioer ,u feiner
Gemeint. /; anss4tis bins man an i.in.n
9ippen. firmif& tetlati&te mon feine
seoneri[4eu grsaNe. 81 bate in3ui=
fdbsn bic 1ottesiSiterer ni&t blps se3a&s
tiat, e. bate itrem Xreiben bas SEP bee
bS6fen Dt(ens seseniiberSeReut; Ct
bofte Qctt uub l1nfterbEimkeit. be bsn
6tootsweaeu pertoren aeaonaen pareu.
ale bS6iler Webieter BEN aSnfGen
s,clle wieperae,deuft. Euaeub xut Sie=
iiairus...s. .sieibit bic feinblid @e1nn<
ten bxrteu biele Werte nit Treuben aus
BEN Munse eet- .mddtiaeu Staotsmons
aes; te,ei&nete 6iee nibt cine Nentuna
IN eines u,iiberen Scattering Z unb bic
Wsa&t bate Mebespierre, uena q esn
3BiIen bate Il Ranb auf eer 6dmelle
Ser Diliatur. s..a !,
> Giuet Eaaet fam 9ueie ,u ibrer Aeds
Ter. @ie totte felt ldaasrer 2eit ale Sc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-05
Warum mnn6tbte Ieiben

| Warum mnn6tbte Ieiben
unb BE QualsM nnb gpItsrn bes taIten pber
ADt DtAftlRtbsrs trbnlbsn. wenn poiittisrs Wassn>
tiiisrs. ansriannt bas bslls 6silmitisl far naIa.
rif&t Btetsr. bic DurIsln 70 sitlsr 4titen aus-
roit.i2 Rtt minber pir!fam III biefes webl>
ibuepis alhratis In 6dusn ron 5artIsibtaleit.
DpspspRa, 9ettrttf&wsrbtn, Rteumaiismus, 10
ME BEL alaemsiner unb RnssnfHwitt.
Gum Wertauf Bel allen Mpoibetern unb
Qanblern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-05
. peientlIA TEN eyisl ssssa tot.a etn.


WQit ber Gonbeiae NIB Der &outat per=
(ApSrt man I'D ni&t. saeinte UVanon.
! lInb bod. daete 2neie. penri bat &e&t; 7;
es II, Gtuas ME 8eri4nSruns i'm Spiel
nuh berieniee, Se8en ben mir nas yer.
s(AsSrsa tps1en, i(f .-... Saint Stuff.
! Der ylame erreste, Uenn er uur aus.
aeIprsAen Darse, In bieiem 3reiie unbes
ta1en xas Ni6eimntnto. 'lsS'% ~
Sd bsfie. ba6 Du f&erjeit. iaete 6sarii
mir mdRea bea Hnsriff ees Tisers er'
wartea, aber mir birfen ibn nidt ber=
ansfcvbern. 4 ,6
lab mir iclIisa uns ni&t eeSen ibn u
i&lsea iuAen 2 periette gacie 'reinenb
bic 8eltea bat er mir binsewarst unt
ME bic Aebren werben aud bic Dlumeu
unter ieiner 6i&el fallen. 0esen uul
oter beSt er uuueris6nli&en @reu.
iSs eDer i&att uns SeSen CANT Suii
faste 6enti !. bate perault ni&t slei6ty
Antteil an ber bS&iien @ewait llnl
bod III er itm gum Opfer sefanen.
10 aittt nnr Ginen. Der m6tti0er ilf
.als 6siat Suit.
Du meinit so4 ni&t -.
81 esrs Gtat, i'd neiue &Otespierr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-05
(8ortfetuns fpIst,)
4ttriatrif&e Nellame.

esiR isbt 70. aassm.ia Mobs s.wor
ben. ben Mnfans einss inttts0antem unt
lpannenbsn Mrtilsls 3n fdbrsibsn unb
baum In ansn gan, sswS6aIlhsn @slddfts.
puff 80 psrfaaen. bab MIR uns ausr folder
bttraatril&sn 8nijft tnibalten unb uns
oamit btaniista, Ia ben sinfadlsn gBorteu
anf BE Ysrbisn0s hes 6opfes 81 I.
ters aufmsrifam ,u MAIDEN, um unlsrs
4etitr su peranlaiisn. pontlte stner Yrobs
~ nnterwtrfsn. &sinsr, Der ben Dsrtt
eteies Ditttrs tsnnt, tptse te sine anpers
Mebt3tn setrau&en. s.gs..3sf
,Yrpptbenee MbpertiItr"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-05
9ages : Wenisfeitem.
Snlan II 5.

! Snlanb.
Na1ben1 am 4. Weai bic iibli1e
Debatte beenbet mar, ging BET Senat
aur @reeutiblibung iiber.
Bis iebt finb fir $50, 500, $50
6proaentige Bombs eesen 3aprOsentige
uIllgetauidt u0roen.
Wei ben Wsunieipalwablem in Su=
bianapolis unb @i9monb. Snb., err
pdblten bic &epublitaner ibr ganses
9idet.
II - Die Wiener Soubrette Marie
Geiiinger bat burd ibr atilerifanii1es
Gaitipiel $40, 900 berbient. 9to6 am
lebtem Sage ibres Mufentbaltes in Neip~
Dort erbielt ibr Mops Sid" in Der
6ortigen s6umoe=NusfelIung ben eritet,
MopszYreis. i'lt see~@t.
~ Sn 0em Orleans limb Sic Spiel
boaen liseniirt uno unter poli3eilide
&ontrole geiteat morben. Da6elbe iOQ
NIT ben BOroells gel9eben.
s#l% sHa slanb.
Dds britii1e 4riegsi6iif Dolart
1T III SanoD p0int, in Der Magbeaan=
ftroBe. In bic 2uft geblaien worbem,
Die grplofon ereignete iid i'm porberl
pulpermasasin am 26. sMpril Morgems
10 l1br. yfan glaubt. oaB suerit De,
DampffeKel unb babur6 Der pulper.
porratb erplooirte. IS ipur6en 8 Offi:
siere nno l35 Marineiolbaten getobtet
3 Dffi3iere un6 IA Mdnn enttamen.
= Ser frans6iiide Mimiiter bes Sn
nern bat bic Nusweiiung bon eli Grem
ben berfiigt, benen betpiefen iuirb. bal
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-05
!. Gin @dredtpprt. 9farrer

- Gin S6redport, pfarrer Gin
Ser &irdenporitanosibung gu ieinem
8auern): uSbr babt mir in Der leBten
Gibuns Die Wittel CUR &eparatrr oer
Stride, nm Die i6 gud eriu6t, ni6t
betpiligt, uno i1 babe bas 1T meinem
8eri6t on, bic &egierung erpdbnt.
9ieie n,eint nun, baB cine &eparatur
bes pfarrbauies unb Der Stride
netbwenbig lei, un0 fOr6ert mid anf,
falls Sbr nidt bod nod freipillig se=
nebmigt, gu6 oasu gu perluaoiren.
Molt Sbr nun bemifligen, o6er tpollt
br-periltabirt fein2"-8auern (nad
furaer leberlegung): r0a eb' mer uns
perldtpabirn loRe, tuolle' mer'1d lietpcr
frei,uillig getu,pe."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-05

J .Soiepb &attoa's @1ble
IN Neu- -Braunfsls mabK fstr sutes sRorn.
unb Dd,snmetl nnb perlauft In sroben
Quantitdtrn tiib bic llmesgenp. IS '"A
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28
THE VALLEY OF DEATH.
Alleged Discovery of the Los
Montgomery Train.

Montgomery Train.
Death Valley is in Nevada, and has been
traversed by many Of our miners and pros
pectors. We now note that some of our
exchanges are writing of the Valley Of
Death. Possibly there may be a difference
in the localities. An Arizona paper al
legesthat the Kansas Pacific Railroad en-
gineers recently discovered "the lost
Montgomery train" 1t ought to have
been discovered years ago, if in Death VAL
ley proper in the southern portion of this
State. Every inch of what has hitherto
been known as Death Valley has been
crossed and fecrossed times without num-
Der. But here is the story from the Ari-
iona exchange
The Valleyof Death, a spot almost as
terrible as the Prophets valley of dry
bones, just north Of the old Mormon road
to California, in Utah-a region 80 miles
long by 30 broad, and surrounded, except
at two points by inaccessible mountains.
1t is totally void Of water and vegetation,
and the shadow of q bird or wild beast
never darkened its white, glazing sands.
The Kansas Pacific Railroad engineers dis
covered it, and some papers which show
the fate of the ''lost Montgomery train,"
which came south from Salt Lake in 1850
guided by a Mormon. When near Death
Valley, some came to the conclusion that
the Mormon guide knew nothing of the
country, so they appointed one Of their
number a leader, and broke off from the
party. The leader turned due west,
so with the people and the wagons and the
focks, he travelled three days and then de-
scended into the valley, whose treacherous
mirage promised water. They reached the
center, but only the white sands bounded
by scorching peaks met their gaze. And
around the valley they wandered, and one
by one the men died, and the painting
focks stretched themselves in death under
the hot sun. The children, crying for wa
ter, died at their mothers breasts; and
withs wollen tongues and burning vitals
the mothers followed. Wagon after wagon
was abandoned, and strong men tottered
and raved and died. After a weeks wan
behring's, a dozen followers found some wa
ter in the hollow of a mountain. 1t lasted
but a short time, when all pefished but
two, who escaped out of the valley and
followed the trail of their former COM
panions. Eighty-seven families, with
hundreds of animals, persisted here, and
now, after % years, the wagons stand still
complete, the iron works and tires are
bright and the shriveled skeletons side by
aide
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28
Tho Monitor MIL.

The Ward Reflex Of last Tuesday says
this institution is in good running order,
and barring unforeseen accidents, will not
shut down again until the water freezes
up. II now puts through between seven
and eight tons daily. 1t being a water
mill, and run under small expense, makes
1t a paying institution. The estimated
cost OF working the ores is between SIS
aud 50 a ton. Experiments have been go
Ing on for some time, and, ii having been
ascertained that the ore can be worked up
70 as high a per cent by running it four
hours in the pans as by six and eight
hours, 4 has been decided TO put in a so
screen instead Of the co, and work 400 in
stead OF 200 tons Of ore q month. This
viii be done as loon as another pan can
be put in, which will not be later than
two weeks at the outside.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28

George Elston had q rousing benefit last
night. Olympic Hall was full with ap-
preciative friends. and the performance
was enthusiastically received. In fact, the
minstrel first part kept the audien, sc in a
continual roar, while the closing number,
a trip around the world, elected storms OF
applause. mixed with shouts of encore that
shook the building, principally due to the
dialect vocalisms of the benefciare, who
aptly entertained his auditors with imi-
tations OF. French and Chinese songs. The
programme throughout was more than or
dinariiy attractive, and full. Of pith and
point, satisfying the audience and sending
them home in good humor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28
NEW INCORPORATION.
A Nevada Company That is Going
to do an Extensive Business.

wv ~ pn
The Carson Appeal says A certificate Of
incorporation has been filed with the Sec-
rotary Of State of the Southern Develop
ment Company, with capital stock placed
at 5000, 900, divided into 5000 shares.
Term Of existence Of corporation so years.
The objects, as set forth in the certificate,
are to buy and sell land, town lots and
other real property to build, maintain
and operate toll roads, and thereon to col
lect and receive tolls; to buy, locate, hold
and possess water and water rights and
privileges, and to construct, lay down and
maintain reservoirs, bitches, pipes and
aqueducts and conduits for the collection
and transportation of water; to supply and
sell water to the inhabitants Of towns and
cities for domestic, mechanical and other
uses, and to build and operate fumes for
the transportation therein, by means Of
water, Of wood, lumber and timber; to
buy. sell, hold, own and operate saw mills
and machinery, and to manufacture, trade
in and sell all kinds Of wood and timber;
to engage in the building, construction,
maintenance and operation upon contract,
and for others, Of railroads, toll roads,
fumes, bitches, saw mills, machinery and
other improvements; to acquire and hold
as much property real and personal, as may
be necessary for the proper carrying out OF
the objects aforesaid, and to engage in any
species of trade, business or commerce,
foreign or domestic, as may be found re-
quisite or advantageous in and about the
matters set forth and declared.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28
knights of Pythias.

The Grand Lodge Of Knights Of Pythias
OF this State was organized on March 81,
1874. 1t is now composed of 10 Lodges, as
follows: No. 1, Nevada Lodge, Virginia
City; No. 2, Damon, Carson; No. 8, Mys-
tic, Gold Hill; No. A, Carson, Carson; No.
8, Humboldt, Genoa; No. 6, Lincoln, yir-
ginia City; No. 7, Beatiic. Eureka; No. s.
Amity, Reno; No. 8. Toyabe, Austin; No.
10. Argenta, Battle Mountain; No. II.
Triumph, Virginia City; No. ~. Lyon,
Dayton; No. IS, Harmony, Gold Hill.
The total membership Of the Grand Lodge
is about 900. George H.. Morrison of
Gold Hill is Grand Chancellor and p. B.
Ellis Of Carson is Keeper Of Records Of the
State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28
The Fastest Paper in the world.

An exchange gives a description OF the
Railway Journal, q newspaper containing
the latest intelligence, and published daily
in the trains running between New York
and San Francisco. All the news with
which Its columns are filed Is telegraphed
from different parts Of the States to GER
tain stations on the line, there collected by
the editorial staff travelling in the train,
and set up, printed and circulated among
the subscribing passengers, while the iron
horse Ia persistently traversing plains and
valleys, crossing rivers and ascending
mountain ranges. Every morning the
traveller may have his newspaper served up
with his coffee, and thus keep himself in
formed OF all that is going on in the wide
world during a seven days journey, COW
ering over 5000 miles Of ground. He
who pays his subscription at New York.
which he can do at the railway ticket Of
fee, receives the last copy OF his newspa-
per on the summit Of the Sierra Nevada.
The production Of q news sheet from a fly
ing printing Office at an elevation Of some
10000 feet above the level OF the sea-, Is
most assuredly a performance worthy Of
conspicuous record.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28
WARD ITEMS.


From h Reflex Of Last Tuesday.
Martin white-Know JUST as much about
this mine as we did last week.
There was a slight fall Of snow in this
section on Thursday-the fret OF the sea-
son.
W. N. McGill left yesterday for Cherry
Greek. He goes to survey a pass east Of
that place for the E. Il @. II. II. R., and
will be absent about two months.
A move has been made looking to the es-
Enlistment Of a postofice at Taylor Dis
trict. II is suggested that the stage take
In Taylor on the way to Osceola-
o. K. Wescoatt went over to Rosebud
Pass Wednesday. last for the purpose Of fin
ishing the survey commenced by W. N.
McGill. The latter goes to a new field east
Of Cherry Greek.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28
CLOSING

Sierra Nevada 1sAb la 1875, Utah
eza Oyerman 230s, California 75b s0a,
GonId 4 Curry cab GA, Savage SAB
ssOs, Ophir 5ssb SKA, Justice COB 95a,
Cbollar 2b 2O5a, Bodie Ga b 6ka, Mexican
sbssa,. Best & Belcher IL 11ssa, Gale
donia lob goa, Con. Virginia CAB 230a,
MI Diablo CD, Union 13ssb 13Aa, Julia
4Ob Asa, Hale & Norcross 290b 3a. Potosi
9bb 255a, Scorpion 145b a, Andes \ b,
Txcbeouer 135b 140a, Bullion lob l70a,
Alta 395b IA, Benton 65b 70a.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28
Total from Jan. / 20 Oct. l..l.4ls,2T


Tuesday morning at Ogden Q Swede
named G.. G. johnson, employed In trans
ferring freight from the Union Pacific to
the Utah Northern cars, was thrown upon
the track by moving cars, the wheels pass
ing over both legs, which were mangled so
that il was found necessary to amputate
them.-Exchange.
The unfortunate man was a laborer
about Eureka for several years. He left
here about two years ago.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28

We understand the Ruby and Dunder-
Ders Company are receiving a large con-
slsnment Of high grade lead ore from
bullion District, but suppose the "croak-
ers' viii say at the same time that smelt-
,ng Is q failure, and that for this reason
me furnace will soon shut down. Per-
maps there may be some other cause.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28

The San Francisco Stock Report pays the
following deserved compliment to our dis
irict: "For the present Nevada has to
aepend on Eureka to keep up her reputa-
.on. Time was when the virginian con-
.laered II rather insulting to mention Eu.
reka and the Comstock In the same breath"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28

Among the letters opened and rifed Of
their contents by Mcguire, the mail rob-
Der, on the night Of his arrest, was one
rom ]. W. McLane OF Ruby Hill to his
nis wife In Massachusetts. The letter con-
famed a postal order for s25 and o $40
gfeenback, In all SIS. Postal Inspector
sharpe writes Postmaster Smith from San
francisco that he has the money, which Is
~ right, and will be restored to It's owner.
mi. hcLane Is employed at the Eureka
Con, new hosting works.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28
Fresh oysters.

Gibfried 4 Brisacher Of the Jackson
House Restaurant have made arrange.
ments by which they will be constantly in
receipt Of fresh oysters, which they will
serve in every style. They will keep an
all-night house hereafter and meals can be
occurred at all hours of the night or day.
They will also pay the strictest attention
to arranging and furnishing balls and
parties with luncheon or suppers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28
CeutraI Pacinc shares.

The Central Pacific Company's stock was
selling at 94h to CAS- in New York a week
ago, and II Is rumored that 1t will go at
par. The road is earning more money
than at any previous time in its history.
Union Pacific Ia selling at ils n up
wards,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28

The San Francisco Post says OF the
play "Mr. Fehrmann's rendition OF the
character Of Uncle Isaac received hearty
recognition at the hands Of the large au-
dience present, his funny sayings n DO
ings being greeted with rounds oil APP
plause."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28

me Chicago Times prints this "sen.
s'or Jones of Nevada is said to be backing
raymaster Stevenson for Paymaster- Gem
sfni. 1t will be remembered that he lately
.Iaied TO pass an examination for promo
Son, U the President has ordereda new
tnquiry, the questions to take only the Gus
tomary range"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28
silver Lick Election.

At the annual meeting Of the Silver
L'ak Consolidated Mining Company. held
IN San Francisco on Saturday. the follow
ing Directors were chosen Benjamin
Sealy lPresident), John J. Roche. Adolph
Scnander (vice-P resident), L. A. Booth,
Jonn Sinclair. John Desbeck was elected
treasurer and j. w. Pew, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28
The Luacfnns RiyaINe,

The oyster season has arrived, aud this
is nowhere more apparent than at Mrs.
Browns Restaurant, where at all hours OF
the day and night the bivalve is served in
any style known to the art of cooking.
Oysters are received by express daily in
cans and in the shell from both the East
and West. Families supplied. Il
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-28

Begs to inform his customers and the
public generally that owing to his con-
stantly increasing trade he has enlarged
his a%telier, and will henceforth be
able to do all work entrusted to him
at the shortest notice. AS heretofore,
all work warranted to give perfect sat
isfaction or money refunded. n