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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10
From Tuscnrora.

The following items are from the
7me'- Rrrisic OF Saturday: .
John Bacon was out riding with a
couple OF ladies yesterday, when the
horses took fright, upset the vehicle.
aud threw the occupants on the ground.
Beyond few bruises and scratches
none OF the party were hurt. but the
buggy was smashed into smitheroens.
Superintendent Mentally has nearly
recovered bis health. although he stu
retains some reminders OF his recent
rheumatic attack. He, however. moves
around comfortably, and as Jack Sin
clair says-by the pscudopodial pro
longation Of his protoplssm. '
The stage which left Battle Mount.
ain Thursday had not nrrived at I
o'clock this afternoon. The driver
found it impossible to cross Rock
Greek, which is now n raging torrent.
notwithstanding the condition OF
the roads. Ed banning came in from
Elko with four thousand pounds Of
ulerchaudise in two duys time. He had
on only four horses
Wat,y Walters goes out to Isis claims
IN Bruneau in fcw days. That dis
trict has merit. which, sooner or later.
will be recognized. Tue Iedges are
large aud better defined that in any dis
trict, prospectei so far, north Of th,
railroad.
Our devil got in his April Fool work
on the Junior yesterday 10y bringing
him proof column Of the preceding
days issue to correct. The imp slept
on his side last night, and will ptubabl.
dispense with his high stool at the
"cass" for days to come. '..
Beard brothers are putting theft
bitches in order. The water is nlrosd.
turned in and tho Chindmen have com
menced sluicipg.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10
no. II.
Garh.n Ait.ek. Resertss..

The Gatioaal Repu6tiesa, which,
'iisr i6v -ditoriAi couirui O Geoigs'
Gorham. IL uuders.cca 70 raAect spt
tor Conkliu2'a sentiments In frHasd
the conflict over the New York Custot
house nomination. makes the follow,
disclosure Of the ground on vhiri
aside from the consideration Of par
policy and Senatorial courtesy, the CT
frmation Of Judge Robertson for
ColleetorsLip in 70 be contested In
Senate; =
Gas to Mr.. Rob-rison's Atness iof thA
place. We have TO say. Upon knowiedgs
Of him accessible to NIL. that he ID an
-uterprising friend OF the New York
Central Railroad Company. sand hss
be, n Ms notoriously their man ~ has
any lobbyist ii their employ. he rong
himself in on the New York delegation
to Chicago on the pretense OF being. In
favor Of Gen ~ al Grant. He boasts Of
having debauehed woodin. s.ssions
and others who swore with uplifted
hands that they would 40 delegates sup.
port Grant. He 10 as eontempiIbie 8
trickster as was ever used to betray =
party. and his appointments As Collector
is u travesty on decency. II he could
be confirmed to the Collectorship he
would represent about 5000 people,
composed Of discharged and unjust
serving men. He represents the unin@
huential aud neglected. He has been
elected State Senator BY the moneyed
control Of the Democratic oppoGition TO
him, and Is altogether as unfragrant .
person as will ever be thrust upon the
President to be thrust under the noses
Of deceut people. He is patfonised by
influences which have not and never
will have n standing in New York. His
confirmation will bo opposed BY both
Sruators, aud II they are unheeded the
onl. chance for party success IN New
York will I've on their ability to show
that the outrage was not participated in
by them +-'D 2'n
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

THE recent announcement OF the
killing At Los Vegas Of Cnrrie. who
murdered ben G. Porter at Marshall,
Texas, was untrue. That assassin
worked all Summer at Vincennes, in
his brothers foundry. but IA erybody
cut him, ne quit aud won't South. The
ourrio shot In New Mexico was patiyo
Of Illinois, served in tho Confederate
army, Under Forrest, aud al the close
OF tho war he opened high toned
gambling den, where he made $4,000
OF which his cashier robbed him whilo
no was on spree. With purse Of
$500 ho went West, being in several
shooting scrapes In Colorado and Cali.
.fornia. He was we'll known all over
the south, and II was often predicted
that ho would die with his boots on.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

THE Silver City Ardionehs says that
a horse belonging TO p. Shea fiouudered
when iording the owyhee river, and
upset the wagon. In which Mr. Shea
had his household effects and %. 900 Ia
coin. lie has offered feward OF $500
for the recovery Of the money, but as
the river Is high and tho current very
swift, IL will be difficult Job 10 get IL.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

A PROMINENT broker recently testified
before Committee OF the New York
Assembly that he had visited number
OF oleomargarins factories and found
olcoma garino butter made from peanut
lard and also. oils. alum and acids. III
soma factories the employees were ex
ceedingly filthy, soine working hall
naked aud Others only wearing a bng
about tho lOins.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

SArs the Appeal: Hon. d. A. Moriar>
,y. late Assemblymsn from Storey
county. and ihe o.iensibts fian1eF Of
tho opium blli. 10 said. upon good au~
thority, TO have been confirmed slave
Of tie pipe. and engaged Compsteut
person TO wfits the bill for him, ~
much for his personal bonsft ~ Tho
general good, 4 few days before ths
law went into force, finding that 10 le--
gal tss,,io,,on eould curb nis appetite,
he i-n for Arizona. where he sould
smoke opium 90 bic hosTi's eosssni,
wilhous police ip,erfeTeneS. it
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

The Time'.ReVitw poitedly asks:
"lsn't it about time to pardon Carrick.
tho dafhulting Treasurer OF Storey
county, The legislature decided that
the bondsmen should be. released, upon
the ground that the fault rested with
tho County Commissioners. Surely
Carriok shouldn't bo kept in tho State
Prison for au offrnse committed by
other officers. Won't Brother Stevenson
Of the Ser' head petition for Mr.,
Csrriok's pardou2"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

CoSKLtso is said to be using all his
influence with Democratic Senators 10
prevent tho confirmation OF Robertson
as Collector OF the Port al New York.
II is argued that tho success OF the LAT.
ter would effootually overthrow the
power Of Conklipg In the Empire State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

FRxD DouoLsss. tho co'ored Marshal
Of the District OF Columbia, is 10 DO re-
tired from thn, Office to make room for
tno Henry, Buckeye Captain. Th'
Impression that all tho Ohio RepubIi'
cans outside tile pensteuiiary, had been
billitcd scoms 10 have bveu an er
rouious one. "No ouiled person need
apply"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

II 10 said to be positively known In
diplomatic circles, that tho Czar IL dc.
tormin,d oh war with Germany, and
preparations 70 that end are being rap.
idly pushed forward.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

AMosrAsA pHn who was shot through
tho heart bad tilno to write four verses
OF poetry before he died. A terribly
disoouraging country for editors to live
in.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

A CRY government ssfyss the city
much as the shrewi old shoemaker did
bis iinpu,ien, customer: "Drr poots
ish nod guide done, but der bcoi ish
made oud."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

The Commissioner OF tho General
Land Office recently submitted to tn,
Secretary Of the Interior draft OF
the decision in the case OF the town
site Of Eureka VS.. Conant ct al. min.
cral claimants. prepared conformnbly
to tho existing practice Of inserting in
the tcwnsile and mineral patents OF It
clause Of reciprocal reservation in eases
Of townsiles on mineral lands and sug-
ges,ing change in this practice. Sec
reiaty KirkSool upon consideration oi
the matter has Just rendered q decision
deciding to adhere TO The present pr"c
tico Of tho lauI office which is to insert
the reservation CLAUSE in mineral pat
en,s, in cases where patents for tn,
same lands have already been issued
upon town site entries ana In town sit,
patents upon entries In mineral re
gions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

An exchange says that Nevada min.
ster is in the habit OF taking up oolleo.
lions TO pay bis assessments on mining
stocks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

ovss 2O.tOO apricot trees were plsht.
ed iu ven,ur. county, c"litcrnis, this
yeas.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

A PARIS correspondent Of L New York
paper says: "Mrs. J. W. Mackny gave
IN Paris. the other evening, the nosi
magnificent ball OF the season. Ful
the dancing she furnished not only tn,
best band to be hal, but n group OF
singers who sang the wnltzes. giving n
marvellous spirit OF fascination to tn,
dance" This reminds the Entsrpri,t
OF a famous Iowa whistler who used to
whistle dance music for parties at 50 a
night. AMI whose services were much in
demand.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10
MAuosE ia said to be the chief inst

MAHoSE is said to be the chief insti
gator Of the fight for the reorganization
Of tho Senate. and it is further reported
That the Virginia Repuii,hr. in c.nse
quence Of his holding the edge" has
beceune so inflated with the ida Of hi,
own Importance - to be distasteiu.
aud annoying to the Republicans. Th-r
bought him, and put him on exhibition.
but like all hybrids. he's Hn unhaud
some thing to look at or contemplate
and. even his owners are becomipr
ashamed OF him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10
lIe Lived There.

"Are you tho tar collector for this
ward?" be asked as they rode together
on the platform OF the car.
mo"
"Assesor?"
mo"
Water works MANI"
No"
. Anything to do with tho census2"
Nothing of the sort. Why DO you
ask?"
"why. I saw you coming out OF II
house on Spront street the other da.
with two chairs, broom and an otto
man flying nfter you, aud said to my
self that you were au oflici Il or agent OF
soino sort and had unintentionally
offended tie woman"
No. I'm no oifcialor agent. replied
the man in lonesome voice. ~ live
there and that woman was my wife.
Savey?"
You bet!" was the sympathetic re-
sponse. aud they crept closer together
aud took chew from the same box.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

PEEscorr, Arizona, had three feet Of
snow lately.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10


CARSON TinI,s: A Portuguese known
As Antoine. recently employed on the
Carson and Colorado Railroad, was nj.
tsoked three days ago With what was
feared to be small pox. He was at once
isolated in tent at point cighty.siI
miles beyond Mound House. aud pro.
Sided with nurse and cook who had
10Th had the disease. One OF our ply.
~icians WAS summoned, who returned
to-day from the Walker Lake District.
He pronouDces the case continent snail
,ox in n severe form. While on tho
rine Of the road he vnecinated srven,y-
light Iahorers in the company's EN-
ploy. The unfortunate Portuguese is
inder good cace, and removed three
niles from the tracklayers and other
aporors on tho Carson and Colorado.
II In not true. ~ reported, that tho
tracklsyers quit work on account Of the
case OF smallpox.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Thisiininnopt very naturally originates IN Ancri
n, where Nature provides In her lnboFstJTy Siiel
HuTprIEiuR antidotcs for the llndIcs OF her chill
ireh. Its famo has been spreading Tor IS year,
NTH now it encircles the hahitablc globe.
The Mexican Mustang L!nimcnt IL a matches
remedy for all external ailments Of and beast
To stock owners and farmers II Is inV aluable.
a single bottle often saves human life or n
Ttores the usefulness OF an excellent horse, or
Sow. or sheep. d..
n cures foot rot. hoof-ail. hollow horn, grut
tcrow.uorn,, shoulderrot, mango, the bite m
Ttir n OF poisonous reptiles and Insects and over
Vuoh drawback to stock breeding md bush life.
Il cures eTery external trouble Of hOraes. SUE,
~ iamcncss, scratches, bwinny, sprniIs, foundsa
wind gall. ring bone. etc. etc.
The Mexican Mustang Iinlmcnt is the quichcs
Surc In the world for accidents occurring In IN
family, in the a,,acncc OF n physician. such .
burns. scaids. sprains, cuts, c,c, and for ShcuTn
tisn,, and stiffness cnRondcrcd by exposure. Ia
Lcuiariy valuable 10 Miners.
II II ths,N tpcst remedy In the world. for
Dcnetrntcs NtA 10 90 tho bone. md Il slnCl
application Isl psrally suf,iclcnt 60 cure.
Msxican Mustang Eminent ia put up In thr,
slse. of bottles, ths larger ones Lsing proportIo
Sssag mech tho cheapest. Sold everywhere
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

sra encsc. vsristy ef rtsryr md Tlosw
reared tthe ipsts q, yr-tsEfy ~ bll,I m
''.f" =" ''"''AInsrrr: I,..r1,,.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10
aaITE SULPHUR spsIEcs
Tus ..p .~..n.sa ..ra~.

Convsysnor 10 Hud FROM the spyssss srcyV
horK duTius svsvy dsy In tbs vsss.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

The Siirer STATE has the following:
Johnny Barrett. who Is a kind Of hi
u-muck-nmuck among the Piutes, at-
tended the funeral OF Dolby John s
brother the other day. He says the
body was strnpp, on horse, and taken
10 the Piutr hurry ing ground some nine
niles from town IN the Harmony
mountains. where there is a huge pilo
Dt loose stones. The grave Was pre-
pared by removing some OF these stones,
after which some fine ssgebrush was
placed in tue hole. A rabbit skin rJbo
vas placed ON brush and the boIy laid
III the robe Then the pale face was
ordered 20 leave. and an Indian was
sent to escort him out Of sight Of the
buryiDg ground. What Hanspired nfler
he left he does not know, but he has
been told by some Indians that pony
was killed nt the grave and busted with
the departed brave. He is also OF the
opinion that the wife OF tho deceased
vas also sacrificed over bis dead body,
but he does not know this to be fact.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-21
EASTERN INTELLIGENCE.
TROUBLE WITH THE TELE-
GRAPH COMPANIES.
Opposed to Carrying a Consolida-
ton Into Effect.
AN INJUNCTION Is OBTAINED.
Two shocking Coasting Accidents.
Especial to the SENTINEL

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-An application was
made to Justice Barrett, sitting in su-
preme Court Chambers, to-day, for an IN
junction restraining the Western Union and
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Companies
from carrying their consolidation INTO ei-
feet. The papers were yolumlnous, ana
Justice Barrett did not have an opportuni-
ty of examining them in Court. He took
them, however, with the understanding
that he would decide tomorrow morning
whether or not to grant q temporary in
junction. Robert sewell represented the
compliments. He positively refused to
give any information as to the contents OF
the papers or character of the suit when
~ipouiries we're made of him by a reporter.
II Is rumored that Rufus Hatch is at the
bottom of it. Under the plan OF the con-
solidation of the telegraph companies, fif-
teen millions Of dollars in scrip Is to be
divided among the Western Union stock
holders. The plan is to be submitted to a
meeting on February 10Th. Rufus Hatch
has obtained an injunction restraining the
different companies from entering into any
agreement Of consolidation, and from in
creasing their capital stock.
A Terrible toasting Accident.
READING (Pa.) Jan. 20.-A special from
G~irardville, in the coal regions, gives an
account of a terrible coasting accident, in
which two young ladies who were going
down hill on a sled were instantly killed.
Miss Mary Cardiff and Miss Honora
Dougherty were invited to join a coasting
party. During the first trip the boy who
was guiding lost control of the sled, and
seeing the danger he rolled off and escaped.
The sled sped on and crashed against a
telegraph pole. Miss Cardiff was Drained
and her face smashed to a jelly. Miss
Dougherty had her back broken and was
otherwise shockingly mutilated.
Another Fatal Coasting Accident.
WOODRUFF IN. J.), Jan. 20.-A fatal
coasting accident occurred to-day. Two
boys, named Harrison White and Caleb
Courlis, were sliding down hill near Dukes
Bridge, when Whites sled, striking a
stump, turned and ran off the bridge on
to the ice some twenty feet below. He
survived only . few minutes. Courlis,
who fell the same distance, was only slight
ly injured.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-21

iourn the session on account OF the iack
Of a quorum, many members being unable
to reach the building. Big3ar solved the
probIem Of n quorum by engaging several
cabmen ct fabulous prices, to venture forth
and gather up the members OF the irish
party. u. m.
The Herald has the following: Inc
Hollyhead train arrived ~ hours late IN
London. The snow stopped all trafhc;
Al 10 O'Clock this morning trains ceased
running, and at IL o'clock the omnibuses.
Al noon the cabs and bansoms were the
only reliefs left. Since then business has
been practically suspended.
do not remember such a total stoppage OF
business. Travellers arriving had to stop
At the nearest hotels. The theaters are de-
serted. At Her Majesty's last evening
scarcely 100 persons were present, only'
four persons occupying stalls. Booth al
the Princess Theater, made his hrst APP
nearapce as ',Iago'' before a scaDty audi
ence. Between 10 and IL o'clock last
| night the only vehicle seen in Fleet street
was a solitary hanson, with an extra horse
| attached to draw the single occupant: a
| curious silence prevails. The recent fros.
| having frozen the water pipes, the unusuai
| sight is seen on the streets OF water pelng
| offered for sale to supply Londoners WIFI
| breakfast aud tea.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-21
Especial to the SENTINEL

ST. P-ETERsBuRaH, Jan. 20.-Gen. Skobe-
LOFT telegraphs under date of the 10Th /:
On the night Of the 18th and 18th an i'm
mense force Of Turcomans made a sortie
upon our tanks in the siege works. An
other body simultaneously attacked the
camp on both TANKS and the rear. A hand
to hand fight ensued, which lasted until
after midnight. The Turcomans were ulti-
mately repulsed from the camp and from
the front and right of the siege works, but
on the left flank they captured a redoubt
from q company Of Trans Caspian troops,
which lost their commander and SO men
killed and A wounded. The Turcomans
here captured two mountain guns, all the
gunners being killed at their posts. A
Russian reserve recaptured the redoubt and
one OF the guns, but the Turcomans
dragged away the other gun, which, how
ever, had been previously rendered use-
less. The enemy retreated with great loss
to within a short distance Of the fortress.
The total Russian loss was / officer and 80
men killed, and 5 officers and 96 men
wounded. Our siege works were COM
pletsd during the night. A Russian
mortar threw shells into the interior
OF the place next day. and the Russian
camp advanced to the first parallel. The
siege is still proceeding.
LONDON, Jan. 90. Numerous wrecks.
attended with loss Of life, are reported
u the coast in several instances, On
the east coast the storm was so violent that
it was impossible to render help to the
crews. The severe weather continues, but
the gale and snow storm have abated. In
London street traffic is paralyzed, snow
drifts IN some cases being five feet deep.
Err has again commenced snow
ing. Reports from all parts Of the coun-
try Indicate the storm to be the severest
within the memory Of any living person.
Railway trafic and telegraphic communi-
cation is almost suspended throughout the
xingdom; the interruption is extended to
the continent. Seven vessels are ashore AZ
Yarmouth. aud it is feared that fftv ner.
sons have been drowned there.
CARDIFF, Jan. M.-Seventeen vessels are
ashore near here. 1t is feared that many
will go to pieces. Some Of the crews have
left the vessels.
DOVER, Jan. 20.-The sea front has been
severely damaged by high sea and furions
gale. Ihe safety is announced Of the
crew OF the lifeboat which capsized yester-
day in an attempt to go to the rescue Of
crews OF vessels ashore outside Of Har-
vicn haroor. The terrible gale and snow
storm OF Yesterday ragged over nearly the
whole OF the United Kingdom, causing
great damage to property and involving 2
loss Of many lives.
New York. Jan. 20.-The Worlds cable
dispatch has the following details Of he
weather in London: Street trsfsc - a.
tirely suspended. not a cab or omn;bus =
to be seen, and but for the underoron,5
railroad there would be no getting abont
Hundreds OF poor families have been msds
homeless, the food rising to a hight Of FEN
ieet IN many places. Even the Housas ~
Parliament were flooded. At one time !,
was thought 1t would DO necessary to ad.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-21

Tor PRINTING OF ALL KINDS A
- SPECIALITY ct this once,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-21

The all-absorbing topic in this COM
munity at present is the Eureka and
Colorado Railroad question, to which
the SENTINEL has given up a good deal
az its space for several days. We have
done SO for the purpose of giving both
sides an opportunity for a full discus
sion Of the proposition. as there seems
70 be much difference of opinion in regard
70 the question. The building of a rail-
road isa very important matter to the
neonle Of Eastern Nevada, and it should
he freely and fairly discussed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-21
OVER H WATER.

rhe TurcOmans Make a sortie and
are Repulsed by the Russians
The Severest Snowst0rm and Gale
Ever Known in EngIan t-SnOw
Five Feet Deep In L0nd0n-All
Kinds of Travel Suspended
Throughout the Kingdom Great
Damage to Property and Loss of
Life-rhe storm Raging Over the
whole United Kinxd0m-A GEN.
erai ktoppage of All Kinds of
Business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-21

Messrs. Farrell and Farley, of South
Eureka, were somewhat exercised yester-
day morning by a display of rich ore,
which was said to be three feet thick, and
only the hanging wall was in sight. 1t
was located by the prospector, who held
the specimen, just above the old milk
ranch. away up Eureka canyon, and there
was quite u stampede out there early in the
morning. Bro. Farley was disappointed,
and declares that the vein, although good,
was not over six inches thick. At all
events. more or less prospecting will be
done in the vicinity of the latest excite
ment between this time and next spring.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-21

. B PRINTING a, or Ar.L DE.
soriptons. executed With n~eAtness and
despatch vt ID 6sssrrzt once
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-21

FOR RENT.

A HOUSE OF THREE OR SIX ROOMS
IA furnished or nnfurnished, as desired. 10,
rent on reasonable terms. For particulars in
Snir- =, Mrs p Z. Bs'iy's Lodging House, on
NOD Hill. or at the little white house three
doors south Of the school-house.
jan2l.lws MRS. v. rAyIon
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-21
All

Charley Graham 4 Co. will be ready
with their large, new, bang-up, frst-class
saloon by Feb. /. Their bar fixtures. Ii.
quors, etc., are arriving daily, and are SEQ.
ond to none in Eureka for quality or onan-
tity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-21

We are sorry to record the fact that E.
II. Rose. Of the Spring Valley mines, is
suffering acute pain from the effects OF
catching a fragment Of rock in one of his
eyes. He could not bear the light yester-
day. md the organ was considerably in
famed.