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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-15
& xera 8.

- Sn ber Qeeislotur purbe elm BE
idlub einsereidt. uel4er ben YorIhlcs
maHt, Elm @cmite psn 81 Senatoreu
unb SO Reprdfentanten 3u ernennen,
meld,es ben @arneual in @alreiton be.
iuhen iou. Sm Senat tpurbe bic llnis
per1tdts= Blu an8encmmen uno im 9oaie
bic Bill melds Truntenbeit uno burh
Truntsnbeit erseusten Wabninu niat
ale @utfduloisuns fir einen Mo,o sel=
ten ldbt. = SIN Senat murte 3iinlti9 be-
ridtet iiber bic Bill, bic Strafe fiir Ser
Seben, bic nit Wafen besansen merben,
beren Era9eu aQein idcn ffrafbar 1T, 3l
perboppeln.-S 5auie murbe elm Be-
fdluB ansencmmen, ben Ssraeliten in
Deutidlaub bas 8eileib ees Staates
aus;ubriiden.
- Der Neser gobb Barr, Der in Au=
fin ben ansrif ouf Senator 9ouiion
u,adte, 1T wesen Diebfiabls auf smei
Sabre ins 3udtbaus seiaidt woroen.
Gr bate befanntlid ben, Senatcr bic
llbr abaenommen.f
- Su Sbernsan puree ber Simmers
mann Sobn Soutbern bon benz Nnltrei=
der Oscar Wibbleton 10 sefdbrlih bur1
Weferftide perlest. tab fir iein Pebsn
9efiirdtet rpiro. Wtiocleton bate eineu
betruntenen 2Oaesen nu& 6ouie sebraht
uno puroe ppn benz ebenfaus betruntenen
Soutbern bei&uloist. cenielbsn uuter.
wess ausSe plitnoert ;u blbeu. Daourd
entifanb Der Streit, Der Sputbern ouf's
Rrant:nbett uub Niobletcn ins @efdn9=
sig brohte. e.
= Sn 1ilnaer murbe ber 55 Sabre
alte S g8. 6iB8eralb rerbaftet amf bic
Nallase bin. eine BsnGcns=Anwetiuns
BON $l2 auf $743 sefilfdt 3u baben.
- Die 6anpelsfammer BON Dallas
fetitte am IA cine Anjabl 9reurfoniiten
aus Snbiana.
- Son 6oufton miro sems.bet, bae
Sap @Oulo cine Grpre6 aompasuie etabz
lirt, um Der Ieras @rpreb 2ompasnie
2onturren3 su MAIDEN. -Wau bat bic
GntbedunS sema&t. oae Der perlforbsne
Gei5balS Spbu Sccp $4,000 in ieinen'
BeTe bate, ais er ftarb. Die Summe
1T nadweisbar BON ibm ME pepcnirt wor=
ben. Die 6ra8e it nun, mer {I1 bas
@elb anseei8uet bat.
- Der @eiansz Yereiu rTrobfnn" in
Dallas bait am 80. einen src6.n Dlas=
fenbau at.
= Sat tdslid laufen 5 Fetitionea in
Der 2eaislatur eia, rpetAe UNI elm Uerto1
oes Nusidunts bon ipirituofen @etrdn'
fen bitten.
Nuf benz Wese bon WcDabe mad
Bafrrp wuroe elm iunger Wann g1a
mems Duris setSbtet. 80 ideint, baB
berielbe perbuftet ,perosn foute uns fd
Der Verbaftuns pioe,ieste.
Sn 6rieoridsburs eirculireu spej
Yetiticnen, eine wel&e bic aufreatbal=
tuns beS ScnntaSssefeees fcrbert, uni
cine bic sesen oieie Torperuns protetirt
- Gin sefdtrliher Desperaoo, be,
Tarbise Mor,is &seo, Der im perganae
men SUM- in Tarrant County einen Wort
besins, 1T in Sarrant Counts oerbafte
mcroen.
= Das Stdotden Wilano wurbe an
IL. bon elmer SOroe Gcwbops befudt
bic bic Straben ben Gag iiber unRhe
nladten.
= Sn 1cnSpiew rurbe Elm Wann gea
mems Rpaban weSen Mcrbes i'm 5weitel
Grabe ju 10 Sabren 3udtbaus perur
tteilt. @r bate Dor s Wcnaten i'm Dor
tisen Eager Der 3uhtbuusftrdEinse einel
.Wana seiaohen, Der Dor 8u,5em an be
Wunbe ff1rb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-15

- Nus Wisepnfin erhiel.en mir fol
ssnos intsreGaute Wtttbeilun5: 5srr De-
ter Bafsnad. pine 5o0Ow. Wonrce 60,
Diss., fbrsibt. 81 mu6 Ssnsn iunp
tbun. sa6 ID ioass SABRE an Drualramp
fen Aelittsu babe ups bard bsn @strauds
ssn . :. &usafRSntss 3 N bur.
ser 8rufttes ssanaaets ssbsilt
warhe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-15
Bei Neu= BrounfeIs pirb b,

- Bei Neu= Braunfels mirb Der bier.
ldbrise Sobn bes Serrn Soiept Robce
nerm'ef. Derielbe sins nit einem Ar.
better IN bas 6elo. febrte aber balp pie.
Der in 1ssieitnns S~eier punbe aurad.
Die 6unoe lamen um l2 lbr Na9ts an.
Der 3uebs aber ssAt. Drei Tase war.
Be bersits mad thm seIu&t, aber verge.
bens.
, 1881-05-23

liuMs used bv tho defendants ln their circus.
Abraham GraenhRll began q suit 1T rt4-
plovln ngntnat Lawrence & Martin aiid o. Il.
Monn, Il! rrroyer Yt'ssessiUn Of l3j, 900 cigars,
vnlMusl Mt $a.ici!sl
yf 1ISoeft II MIX ISes 'sl BIZ ;ngai9st AT AtH,y H.
i. Willard. atid Lyman f}aift, trustee, to
forGcnso trust-ieeh fur 81, 400 t,n n .attip of
la1,tl III Ut the INST side ~ Lat Il, at Ueml-
ater's Subdivision nf Lot n III tic Assessors
Width from front to sUnr Ut aatd lot, and 4
strip Of la1ld 40 feet from trout to rear, from
9!f tho west side Of LOt4 In tito Same sub-
division.
, 1881-05-23
TIE CALL.


JurGE D1rAMOSD-In chatnhcrs.
1umIE tsLObtiETr-Call Of criminal calendar.
ArrELLArK couRT-No court Until to-fnor-
row.
JupaE GAnY-s3s to 500. No. 857, Matthews
va. Mclean, OIL trial.
JuiNs sMfri,-rrcliminhry cali 600 to 0io.
Trial onl term Nos $500, a,Bla, osos. a.. ta28.
M case On trial.
Jup0E W1LtIAHsoH-Aaststo Jui9c Gary. No
caao m trint.
JunN1E LAMEHON-Contceted motions.
luD0E GAnpNER-Eouteated HlntiunR.
.tuD1E ltMtEts-NO preliminary cnll. Trial
en!I G5, Na', G07 uD Gl1. Bla. tl1f. l71!i. Ul0,
GU. Gs 824!t, G.7. Esl, GU, 88, d3g, Gk..S, GU. No
case On trtGl+
IupG,E MOltAN-set cnse torn No. 1,o.ox and
eAlundar Nus. hs4, fp 84S, Bi9 Ga, 665t Ma G6y,
A5g. Gtl. No chHo TN frfnf.
JUNE TuLEY-C0ntcstcd mottona.
IUntiE nAWSuM-C0ntcatc1 motions. .
Jnpn9 AsEIi1sY-Nos. l:o07, 1,aB, l,3lo, 1,311,
.IuDuK L,OMis-Sot case No. 1906, and Nos.
1ss 1 l5i. . 5a5I 1MI. 1s ILL., ILL., 1 1s i5 1 i III I 1S
juDne !lAwgs-sct case Lake View vs. North
Chlunro City ttlttway Company, aud Nos. 2G9, Sit,
651, tW, 671, co. 5SQ, aud G93.
, 1881-05-23
TRIBUNE: MONDAY. 49, 1syl-rEr rAGEx

IL nuke n single cuu,parisou. So far rs tho
result ut tie revision Ind been fOrcslntlDWcll
II sllnMt mt t,n introduced i,.t0 general use
lnlti tho revision nf tho Ul,t Testament wits
completed. On The "IDvu-chnrtty" Oupatlon
',o snd that love WIS tho rroper translation.
and tllMt 4 Truck Ncflnlnr would know L.
, 1881-05-23
THE SUNDAY SHOOTING.

sn' ,aI ro"1eFi Sosuo't f@'o"' anu thoLoa Aor HeW
t''"''
.rrrr oYy>,Nn,, oy11,r,>r,
47E oONOAY Sf7OO 4lNI.
.. -.
Co1ored ARRAY on South Clark street.
Thu Sunday afternoon nlatlnev ,glvcn for
tho bcnctjt OF tho uolice and. the nnwspancr
@a.,or,ass s,,en ..a., ~. .'s..a.t
rirs,. .taa,,. 49,. Is" s1 "..., ~ ~ oo".'s
t,,,, si,,as n,at,., ~, t"s,,, 49, ~ ~ 4'
."o s"fnt-ptatea loLks' a"o co'oleo iaeI. Two
woheh toile black nnd tho other Wh!te) nro
tic conspicuous features. rho entertain-
ment did mt Mt t11a time. md proboh,v will
m, f., tl,o f,t,,rn rns''it fot"t,,, .r,,o DE-.
tu' ~. aa sao .utoo' teu4s t"tns. Ano nAot
act WIS presenletl oy Two coIofeu men named
respectively King Meyer and Jordan Miller.
They appeared about 1 40 o'clock yester-
tlav nfterboon Mt thu Armorv },olica
cta.t,,, o,,I o,.z.,as,,o'1 t,,et . u,"'
1ta.ol' 1t silu ee'lp'aine" LINZ o!lu VI thelh,
meyer, fearetl trouble wieh another colored
brother named Charles pbyton, who had
bcsn hrandlshtng revolver and using threat
.n}nu Io,r,,,oa M hfovurc razto,rnnt ~
on1s o.n MnsSMKs s MI nlesas . lestaul"ht, 80
48o oouth CiRIK street, oHlcer 6eofge hen-
yon was detailed to accompany the men to
they reached tho point The bad coon" for
WI, MUM .noy aouRnI wus no"nelo " ne lound.
~ olnccr lGilucea hls alops to"aFuS Inc
AInlory, MM Wneil he !!nd Icncled tho cor.
ner OIL Clnrk anu Hnrtlson streets Ite
, 1881-05-23
,JUDGM ENTS,

SUPERIOR nT-CoHfEssfoNs-Janc E. Tay-
lor vs. William Evans. $90t.78.
UiRcu1r CouRr-JupuE IsooREs-John Rourko,
administrator Of The estate OF bernard 1iourko,
ys. Tile Town Of Lake, Tho unton Stock Yard
Transit Company, and Robert D., Andrcw, and
John Fowler; verdict, <2,000, and motion for nsW
al
, 1881-05-23
It Will Take Several Years for Popu-
lar Conservatism to Dis.
appear
Before 1t VIII Take the Place Now
Filled by tic King James
Version.
A Prominent Episcopaliau Divine Pro-
nounced It Il Nine Days
Wonder.
Interesting Interviews with Henry Ward
Heechar, Bishop Cheney, Prof. Swing,
and 0lhors.
AMONG TIE I1YfSEs,


In order to obtain the views of the clergy
Of different Protestant denominations, re-
porters OF THE TRIBUNE: yesterday called
upon a Number Of the representative men,
and Inquired OF thcm what they thought Of
the revision Of thu New Testament. Many
Of tho more prominent ctergynen were alb
sent from tile city, md 0f these who wero
interviewed several declined to formulate
their opinions, rs they Ind not i,atl time to
give n thorough examination to tlts revised
text Others ngain were conservative III
their remarks, snylng that they desired to
await the general distribution OF tile book
among their people, tn orler to ascertatu
what the drift Of Thought was. Somo Ind
not given tho rev1sion crittcnl ex-
animation, md others Ind not even
seen tile newspapers containing
tho revised text. Tl,osu wllU Ind lnnked tho
matter uver were lMostiy averse tn delivering
Al, opl1iun hasctt MI tile enrs1ry Elnnct wt,lc!t
they htlsl been nblp to 1est0w upt,n the text,
and there wnS u general slIsfl1cllnatl0n IL
furnish mntter for publication until q more
thorough gx,.nlsntN,,t hntt been mule. Tic
ylaws Of tliuse wllo lid talk are recorded us
follows:
, 1881-05-23

ohtenao' Marliaston II Quincy R.,,r..,
f8r rn. aps. T,asS.n9H. 70 II seepna;ar Arcnm,s
H1tnka Exnross nf!ee, foot nf inG!anse..!11e ila.
!sa ap6 i'Gg2 x ,s' Gan.t and slxtasath.t SE,i
, 1881-05-23
DIVORCES,

Francisca Lcttenborn filed a bill for divorce
Saturday against her husband, Frederick
Lettenborn. charging HIN with adultery,
drunkenness. md cruelty.
Caroline Page fled slmllnr bill, asking
for a like decree against joni page, on ac-
cDltht Ut his tiesert!Otl.
Vftas bs s ts ~ lyoFep a fro RoSsTt
AMl WllhelntnG Nentler frn1n Peter Dent
Ter for the BAIlle cause, aggravated by Ills
drunken hAbtts.
mi pnIes II IN Y w. Gs SrtlSa M e. e sn hr
nn]nstly III 1871, aiid she asks ti.at he inny
nevGr tettirn+
, 1881-05-23
K1ifLROAD 1IMrr=ins-

A Mal,HAA'H!s xl,A'Ha-xAASSIpn,,1!', ASp ',al:1lANIuiii II
M;tMKss:-tsnlmsdnY a4'rpsed. .snn,. mr i.rsrHrse1
chfeaso 4: Sorthwestero RAN,
For Man. T!Gm,e.Car,.s. r. ~ sleepInu. In, n'a, n'alwa,
oeSs, + a,cr Il Gifiks: iic''s: r;Sa ssns
, 1881-05-23

Indigestion, weak stomach, Irregularities Of
the bowoia, clnnot exist whea Hop DltteEp ars
N3ed.
, 1881-05-23


Newman A. NAns0a began suit Satur-
slny wgainst Henry q. La,shaw to recover
$500.
9. A. Miller sued D. ". and Henry Baker.
for $1,000.
Conrad Wilder commenced an action In
trcspass agn!nst tho United States Railing
Stuck Company, laylng damages ut $1,000
ilerulal, Meyer began suit In attachment;
against Lawrence y Martin to recover
31.nsl.0.s
Charles II. Mcconnell brought suit for
$4,000 .ngaiist otto Young THIS y on u
Ciapy, datua Nov. u, 1850, ami due III elk
1nDnths,-
This Keystone Manufacturing Company
sued tho National FurMucv Company for
tS30,000.
/, Margaret Townsend commenced All action
ta trespnss against john y. hlerG:; James Nc
'rhuuas Dnwney. Monroe Heath, J. w.
S:oytll, and l.. ID. Cleveland. claiming
l5,000 damages.
J4l,l,es Il. alul!ett began suit In attach
lnent agalnst EphrAtnl Sella, 4. Sells, Lewis
Sells, and Potter Sells, IL recover Il balal!ce Ut
Sl.237.U " due on the purchase OF nins sea
, 1881-05-23

Illinois Centrnt Iaalrond.
Dopot foot Of Lakc-st and iuut Of Twenty
TlEket D4taCca, III nHnt0lrh-st near Clstk, Gfaoa
Pacific 1lotel, and Palmer House.
, 1881-05-23

TIE llEy. ARTHUR EnWAltDS.
Tho l.uy, Arthur Edwards, ID. d., editor
Of tho Northwestern Christian -adm,uitc,
WAS another gentleman who had not reul
the revised edllon-had uos yet found lIuIa
, 1881-05-23
I1'I+A(S,

In tho case Of w. A. Callendon, indicted
for llasslng counterfeit money, tie Jury Sat-
urtlay returned y9rtl!ct bufore Judge
Bln.lgett OF not guilty.
The recent resolutions Of tile Chicago Bar
on tho death Ut tue late Charles Hitchcock
weEa presented before Judge Nlo.Igett Sat
urtay florAinR. aud ordered spreAu OH tho
ftcVrtl6.
, 1881-05-23

Saturday. d Daily, excGut MoudaI. ~0e'' except
Chicago, Milwaukee &: ct, 1anuf r.,t,~,
General Dcpot: Madison, CankL and Ad,n,..,.
Ticket Df1ceA, n C,ark.hL. Palmer itnnsa4 1
Pacific Hotel. hni at depot 4''use' 'Fsaa
, 1881-05-23

b-tln Saturday night 10 Gilman only.
Con RalurdaY niKhe runs tn Peoria only
Wabash, 1T. louis d Pacific RaitWan
Union Eepat, htats and !Tv!tta.nts;;, AZ st.ss4t
within one bj4lrk Tlo1et phceA. y s'ath clRrk+it-
FAlulOr HQuaO, aud GRIND raclHe llUtrk
, 1881-05-23

UNITED STATES COURTS.
A. and ID. II. Chntnbors begun sntt Satnr-
lny agnlnst Harry U. Lawrence and Norris
I. Martiu to recover $4,000,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-20
A sORROwrUL HONEYMOON.
One of the Train Wreckers snatched
from HI Bride.

The California detectives appear to have
at last concluded that the recent attempt
to rob a passenger train near Colfax was
not made by persons who wanted places on
the road as watchmen. Quite a number OF
arrests have been made. That of Reuben
A. Rogers. at Gold Run. as related by the
Nevada Transcript, brought misery with
it. The paper named says: Rogers was
married here to Miss Mary Sullivan, a
young and rather progressing lady whose
widowed mother resides at Iowa Hill. She
had eloped with him, and they were going
to leave here on Saturday afternoon. but
missed the train. The poor girl did not
know what was in the wind when her new
made husband was taken from her. A
short time after, when she learned that he
was lodged in Jail, she hastened after him
and piteously pleaded with the Sheriff to
be admitted to his cell. OF course her
petition could not be granted, and with q
broken heart and dazed mind she stag
gered back to her room to be alone with
her great sorrow. She left on the mid
night train to go to her husband relatives
in Placer County. When she reached
Colfax an unthinking officer told her that
she could find her husband in the express
ofico. She rushed to him, and when she
came into his presence and saw him wear
ing a felon's manacles there was a heart
rendiDg scene that will never be forgotten
by the spectators"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-20
More Trouble with the Mails.

The mail contractors at this place have
been informed from Washington that the
schedule time between Eureka and Phoebe
from to-day forward must be extended
from SO hours, as at present run, TO GO
hours. A similar extension has also been
ordered on the Hamilton and Cherry
Creek route. This is simply outrageous.
The people in the sections indicated should
have a daily instead Of a tri-weekly mail.
To string out the schedule time is to de-
priye the people OF a large section Of the
State-of a speedy mail service, when they
are entitled to prompt and frequent de-
livery. The Star Route insanity is being
carried entirely too far. Some goody-
goody nobody is evidently trying TO make
a cheap reputation to the detriment aud
Inconvenience OF the people. Petitions
are being circulated here, and largely
signed by prominent business men, pray
ing the Department to continue in force
the present schedules. Everybody is in
tcrested in securing the very best mail ia
~cilities, and the petitions should be extern
sively and numerously signed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-20
Rim Van

A fair audience greeted Robert Mcwade
and his company at the Opera House last
night. though a full house would have
been a more deserving tribute to the ex-
~cellence of the company. our leading
people graced the dress circle, but the
main floor was but sparsely settled. The
first act showed. the company to the best
advantage, and the rest Of the play would
have been received with equal appreciation
had not the announcement OF the Presi-
dents death cast a deep gloom over both
actors and auditors. The announcemen
embarrassed Mr.. McWade and his ompan
extremely, yet, being strangers in the com
munity, Mr.. McWade did not feel at
liberty to dismiss the audience. 1t would,
however, have been just as we'll to have
done so, as many retired, and those who
remained would probably have sypathized
with the actors. The company made q
very favorable impression in the first act,
and exhibited a personnel that would have
insured its success but for the sad news.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-20
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook of IN
genffneTs Reporter.

ineEHlOmtter ycsteruhyTo n. ~. ~.
Mrs. John Wilson has been quito Ill fol-
some days.
Hank knight left this morning for
Cherry Greek.
The oyster season is now In full blast.
They are fresh and nice.
Recorder Molinelli returned last evening
from o visit to Stafford Mining District.
Eureka Con. shares sold yesterday at
$27 so and $27, and Albion closed at 81 IS.
Auctioneer Keen will on Saturday next
sell q lot Of first-classh household furniture.
A contract was let yesterday for running
twenty feet Of a crosscut on the Onondaga
mine.
Gregovich is in receipt of Booths fresh
oysters, and will hereafter receive them
daily.
W. O. Mills Jr. and Judge James
Smith, left this morning for Joe Bouffey's
Hot Springs.
l.. Wenban Of Cortez District came up
on Sunday evenings train, and returned
yesterday morning.
Any person wishing to rent a house will
do well to read Mrs. Knights advt. in
another column this morning.
NIB. Bartlett yesterday received a large
consignment Of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, which he keeps On draught.
James Kyle Of Ruby Hill has purchased
a lot at Stafford, and will commence the.
erection Of a building Immediately.
DR.. Thoma returned from Cortez Sum-
day night. He reports Mr.. Dean as i'm
proving and in a fair way to recover.
Maurice Hartnett, foreman of the Eu-
0 Tunnel, informed us last evening that
the bonanza continued to look splendid.
At the Varieties I" last evening, as soon
as the death OF the President was an
nounced the place was Immediately closed.
The Melville troupe passed Palisade last
evening, and will an engage
ment tat he Salt Lake Theater tonight.
DR.. VIM. Todd yesterday rendered his
resignation as Hospital Physician. Dr.. A.
@. Bishop will probably be appointed to
the position.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Satellite Company up to the 25th instant
for sinking 100 feet OF shaft. Size OF shaft,
five by eight feet.
Robert McWade authorizes the SENTINEL
TO say that Robert Haskins is no longer in
his employ, and will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by him from this date.
Mrs. James Allen, who has been very ill
for some time, yesterday underwent q
surgical operation. performed by DR..
Owens, and was quite comfortable last
night.
o. J. Salisbury, one Of the proprietors
OF the Geddes 4 Bertrand mine, went to
Secret Canyon yesterday and returned last
evening. Active operations will be COM
monced in a few days.
Owing to the non-appearance Of two Of
the principal players, there was no game
on Sunday between the Albions and Eu-
rekas. Quite n crowd Of spectators had
assembled, who expressed considerable
disappointment, and it will take more than
a simple announcement to draw many Of
them to the grounds again.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-20
THE SILVER STATE CON.
New York Company Organized
70 Work "a Mccoy Hill property.

"vrA mccoy Hill Property.
Inc Silver State Consolidated Mining
company has been organized In New York
70 work a series Of mines on Mccoy Hill
IN this district, consisting of the Conf
Sence' Hilma. Original Baltic and Silver
S'ase. The capital stock Of the company
~ placed at 1000. 900, divided into 200,-
wv shares OF the par value OF $40 each.
nue property formerly belonged to the
Ie1erson brothers, who still retain a large
interest. There can be no doubt that the
M,hea are valuable, and X properly handled
.ue consolidation Ia sure TO prove q paving
Investment. Commenting on this new
company and its purposes, the Mining
news says: 1.-THE Introduction OF New
r .yrA capital on Mccoy Hill will be hailed
,. NV Joy by all. An ore body will GER
~sa 90 uncovered In the Silver State,
mIicl wiil render the marketing OF other
rsiuapie properties in this locality easy.
: management signifies an intention to
commence work at an early day and has
mapped out the following programme: A
saunei VIII be driven upon the main CROP
tphtnes' which, II Is anticipated, will reach
sne nam ledge at q distance OF 500 feet.
sna ~ depth OF 400 feet from the sur.
~; wsicn Will be the lowest point yet
hhssslned on Mccoy Hill. This work will
A. completed in about 100 days from the
as's q giving contract. There is no rea-
htoaaoie doubt but such development will
~ \ Iaae as predicted, As the fertility OF
"' 'ous nas been amply proven"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-20
RUBY HILL.

Mining and Other Notes ScissOred
from h "News' Of Yesterday.
Sir John Muffet is said to be heavily
short on Union and Sierra Nevada.
The wife and four daughters of VIM
Roberts, more Familiarity known as "Po-
ker Bill" or Pack-Train William" will
arrive from Texas next week.
The young son of James Graham of the
Richmond Side is very i'll.
The young daughter of Thomas Pen
rose Of New Town has been very ill for
several days. She is under the care OF
DR.. Huntington.
Charley Curnow's family will leave Eng
land for the Hill shortly.
A quantity OF experimental ore shipped
from the Kit Carson q few days since net
ted $50 per ton.
The Banner is looking exceedingly we'll,
and it is said ore of a better quality is be-
ing encountered.
An Eastern authority claims the Albion
contains ore to the value Of 50, 1000, 900.
Application has been made for patents
for the claims embraced in the Kit Carson
Consolidated.
At the Alexandria interesting ground is
being prospected, and the old slopes are
yielding the usual amount Of good ore.
The new machinery al. the Bald Eagle
has been running for some eight or ten
days, and gives satisfaction.
The camp at the Dunderberg mine has
been christened DunderbeYg City, and it
may ere long support q faro game-if the
Eureka Tunnel ore body keeps up its lick.
Saturday evening a confiagration nearly
occurred in the residence of Billy Williams,
near the school-house. A can Of turpen-
tine ignited. The flames were subdued by
boys who happened to be lettering in that
neighborhood.
Major Charley Jones, engineer at the
Albion, has gone below to show the unin-
itiated Pine Street dabblers how to manip-
ulate the stock market.
One week from tomorrow evening the
friends and admirers Of Rev. Mr.. Kicker
will hold a social and donation party for
the benefit Of that gentleman.
The wife and family Of Phil. Trosize ar
rived from England last Saturday evening.
Sam Spell yesterday forfeited 50 so in
the pigeon shooting match to have been
shot by him and Tom Lawry.
Remember, tomorrow evening the Cen
tennial Guard grand annual ball.
The supper by Ed. Troffatter tomorrow
evening for the Centennial Guard ball will
be the finest spread laid this season.
B. s. Sothern writes George Tassel from
Stafford District that he is confident q true
assure vein has been struck in the Onon-
daga mine, and that the owners of the
property care but little whether the bond.
ers of the same come to time or "kick the
BEAM"
Jenkins & Co., the lessees Of the Ell
Dorado mine, are making heavy shipments
Of ore. A few weeks ago the boys were dis
couraged and determined to throw up the
lease, but concluded to put in one more
blast. That shot exposed ore Of a good
quality, and J. & Co. are o Oh the high
way to fortune.