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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22

IT any one were to make q list
Of the officers of the United States
army and navy who have commit
ted suicide in the city Of San Fran.
cisco tho summary would be q
striking one. The Occidental Ho.
tel alone could furnish enough
names Of feles de se to start a good
sised village directory. When
General officers of the army, how
ever. catch the mania, the curious
and sectional eccsntricity deserves
more than . passing notice. What
10 the source of that strange infatu.
alton which enables San Francisco
to distsnce New York, . city of
four times her Inhabitants, in the
extent Of her contributions to the
army Of the sslf.immo molated? In the
hey-day of stock gambling, when
men were risking money not their
own and losing 1t, and when, 10
the fever begotten of flush times,
men surpassed each other in a
saturnaliA Of dissipation aud ex.
travagance, such incidents were to
be looked for. But, Of late, 1t has
been almost as difficult to lose as
to make fortunes In stocks, and
"bean poker" has been the fash
ionable GA milling amusement, and
yet tho madness still keeps up
One would think that q man who
had taught q whole people how tc
set squadrons In the field, and
whose work on tactics had become
. national authority, would know
how to govern himself. Ponder.
ing over the movements of a conf
pany of upwards OF ono hundred
men, q case not provided for
In his system, Gen. Upton,
an able officer and useful
citizen, surrendered himself to =
sort Of Fifteen Puzzle ennui. and
laid down the weary burden of
life. Verify an investigation into
the occult death dealing and death
suggesting constituents Of the
atmosphere Of San Francisco is
needed In the interests beth Of sci.
enee and humanity. The cause Of
the evil once ascertained proper
measures may then be taken to
abats the fatal endemic.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22
PUBLIC MEETING.

ment, development and prosperity OF
southern California, are requested to
meet at the Court House, in this city,
THIS EVENING. March 22, At O'Clock
20 devise ways and means OF inducing {
I'm migration to this section and of pro.
noting It's general prosperity. A general
attendance Of eur fellow-citixens is ear
nestly requested.
Seymour Co., @. D. Compton,
James Kerr, u. +. Boil,
NJ. M. B0vard, Dillon & keneaiy.
A. w. Potts, Isaac w. Lord.
Thos. "a. smith. Dotter = Bradley,
a. AoLellans A. O. Chauviu,
L kpRSns Hetnsemau 4 Ellis.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22

the opportune arrival ct 6acrs-
msnto Of the ofilclal messenger Of
the Supreme Couft.
What = spectacle have We here7
First We were treated to panor-
anna Of . Republican Governor
sending . special "slickens" mes.
sags TO the Legislature, intimatine
that the fraud, before completion,
wsuld cost 1t least $l0, 600, ,OU0, and
heartily recommending it. Next
we were entertained by the antics
Of Republican Legislature, which
made . repeal of the enormity i'm.
possible, and which has entailed
upon the people . special session OF
the thisvsi Legislature. To break
their fall, the Republican papers
announced, In substance, that the
Debris Republican managers had
bought q lot Of scurvy fellows, Ia.
bslsd Democrats, who had been
sent to the Legislature from San
Francisco, and that hey, presto,
they were under no earthly re.
sponsibility. But the exigsncies ol
the case were such that this 1imsy
cloak had to be thrown aside, and
Hart and We'll, two leading mem
bsrs Of the Republican administra'
tion Of the State, were obliged,
ct the psremptory demand Of the
Debris robblng ring, to stand 10y
ally forth ~ stool pigeon agents ol
plundsr. It is perhaps just as wei
that the political aspects Of this
champion spqliation should have
been logically and indelibly out
lined. An administration which
began with fair opportunities OF
public utility 10 at last left astrIde
Of . fostering muck heap, and In q
oongsnlal atmosphere, at that.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22

Osborne Barnard, Plaintiff.
Sarah H. Barnard ct al, Defendants.)
|IINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A
~ decree Of foreclosure and order Of
sale entered in the Superior Court
Nf iSarn;o Los Angeles county, S State Of Cal;
Maros. x. On D. 'ns $751; sa ana asx %rl. OF OF
execution for the enforcement Of judg-
ment, requiring sale OF property under
foreclosure Of mortgage. issued out Of the
March, S A. s. 1851. in the abovs ss entitled aay d
action. and in favor of Osborne Barnard,
plaintiff, and against Sarah H. Barnard,
psaa p.aak and ID Barnard wll..n GraSs Bar %s:
,s' which said decree s"Af Of forsSciosure, fssSik o.
duly attested under the seal of said
superior Court on the 2lst day Of March,
A: D. 1881, and delivered to me, together
said last mentioned day, whereby I
am commanded to sell at public auction,
to the highest and best bidder, for cash in
United states gold coin, the following
,a.,1. nnd N said decree described real estate.
Those certain pieces or parcels OF land :,
situated in the city Of Los Angeles, COUP
ty Of Los Angeles, State of California,
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Lot one ~, containing q. front Of 65
street, as shown on the map OF the Mott
tract, as made BY H. Picket. G. E., in 1858
and 1859: also, lots II and IL, fronting 80
ieet each on Qrasshopper street, with o
depth Of los feet; all the above lots in
block z, as shown on the aforesaid map; =;
also, lot No. 10, with front OF 80 feet on
said 0rasshopper street, in block 2, OF
the aforesaid Mott tract, with depth OF
l65 feet.
Public notice is hereby given that ON
TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
APRIL, A. d. 1881,
At u o'clock NJ. Of said day, will pro.
coed to sell at the Court House door in
the city and county Of Los Angeles, State
OF California, at public auction, to the
highest and best bidder for cash in U. 8.
gold coin, to satisfy said decree for princi.
pal and interest, costs and all accruing
costs, all the above described real estate, or
so much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy said sums.
Given under my hand at my ollce, in tie
city and county Aforesaid, this 2lst day OF
March, A. D. 1881.
WIN. r. ROWLAND.
Sheriff.
Ry JAS. @. KAYS, Under Sheriff.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22
AFTERNOON erIEFrs-lr.M. n.

AlS,o1 slSS,nSic;ss' s i: s9S S,6 b; N.syJo x
~ b, ga; Andes, LILO b; Gould 4 Curry.
Bodis. tN B. Q a; Imperial, l5c q; MI
Diablo. * b; Potosi, 2.05 b; Navajo, $50
Savage 8 ssss s ssiS5:e:5; s: ripSS p union uhta ;;
Point 70 2; Belcher. 1:to b; Hale 3 Nor.
can. ~ b: Chollar, l.70 b; Bullion, SOC b;
Jacket 40 b, ~ .; Mt Diablo, Q b.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22
ssnCIAL NOTICE.

<oioaSlee notices Of companies, socae-
z11o. 1hn1unea, eee.s will only bs inserted
A - UnnAxD - paid advsrtisements.
< 14eooosvo. ipr Places OF Worship. . graf.
- 16ruG1euy. which Will appear every
H1nv mofnlng.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22
lrnl1 Steam Printing House.

neltitiAp se the HH1AID Steam
- lRsase Sbr doing Job work are not
SnDs1 n California outside Of San
noo ond Sacramento. All work on.
80 = - Will b. executed with neat
66 ~ dlspatch At the lowest living
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22
FOR EICN.

InaIa War Expeadtiuves.
LONDON, March 2lst.-The India
estimate shows the war expendit-
ures to be e19.50O,0O0, including
"a, 900 as the cost of frontier
railways.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22
FURNISHED ROOMS.

nEELEGANTLY FURNISHED AND
LOCATED SUNNY
ROOMS, single or en- suite, for rent in
THE PONET BUILDING, Main st,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22
NEW TO-DAY.
In the superior Court
OF the county Of Los Angeles, State
of California.

In the matter of the estate of Charles
Edward Eccarius, deceased. d.-Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned, execu-
tor of the last will of the above-named
deceased, to the creditors of and all per-
sons having claims against said deceased,
to exhibit the same, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months from the
first publication of this notice, to the
undersigned, at his place OF business. in
Temple Block. Market street, in the city
Of Los Angeles.
Dated March %, 1881.
mr22.Aw ]. PHILIPPI, Executor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22
Situation Wanted.

By man and wife; the woman is q
good cook and the man can make him .
self generally useful about place. En-
quire at the American Exchange, corn or
Spring and Third ct reefs. mr22.iW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22
Active Boys Wanted.

Two smart, active boys wanted at the
Telephone office. Apply to g Q. STEW
ART, W. U. Telegraph office, Baker
Block. II
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22
NEW TODAY.
WAnted.

A situation as waitress, hambermaid
or to do general hOusework; would as
sist In sewing. Apply at room 4, HoIel
oe farls. m22-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22
Pssssngsrs Csuase Wssa.

KANSAS City, March 2lst.-Ths
following are the names Of the
Californis passeng ers via the Atch-
ison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-
road tonight: w. G. James and
family and John Il. Lee, Of Delhi,
Louisiana,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22
Passssssrs ssush ssa East.

FRESNO, March 2lst.-The fol.
lowing passengers passed this point
ae s r. NJ. gelng South and East:
&c Curtin, San Francisco; d z
Yost and family, do; 8 Vein.
sehenk, do; @ Roemer, do; Mis-
Henry. d; Mrs Rockwell, do; N
Atkinson, do; O r Loeso do; n q
8riggss do; . Murphy, Dc; J @
Curry do; W Huntingdon, do; r
Allen, do; q J Stevens, do; j w
Wr1gAt ~; Mn @ 8 Cham bcflain.
- 81 - Y Rglia, - AlGslssi
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22
Mortgage sale.
Execution No, 2l7

In the Superior Court, Los Angeles
County, California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial Ia. the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegrap h Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT,
MORNING SESSION.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND lex.
CHANGE BOARD,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22

BAN FRANCISCO. March a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22

AVSOOASs AuSiA n0AVS 0Ao AuOW u
Hsrs About sne stage Rsbbsrs
TOMBSTONE, March 21.-Sherifi
Bshaa and Marshall Williams,
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S agent, return.
cd yesterday from the pursuit Of
the stage robbers, bringing Lew
King, who 10 known to be impli.
Gated In the affair, but who was
not An actual participant In the at.
tack on the stage. When Behan
and Williams left Detective Paul
and his feur companions they were
rs miles from here, in San Pedro
valley, and about 10 hours behind
the robbers, who are almost Ger.
tain to bs caught. It is intimated,
though not authoritatively stated,
that the authorities here have In
their possession positive informa.
tion which identifies the four road
agents and their silent accom- plices,
numbering nine men in all, and
that their arrest will be made a
soon as everything 10 ready.
Meanwhile, 1t 10 certain that ssy.
eral men around town, among
them one who was .
participant In the preliminary
pursuit. are under surveillance.
Paul and his party captured one of
the robber4 horses, which had
broken down. King was supposed
to bo on bis way to Join the fleeing
robbers with the intelligence of the
pursuit, ammunition, etc., ~ his
pockets were full Of cartridges and
other articles whom captured. He
10 In danger Of lynchink.
Cnassass 1hes-'Jss" Haas Dyasg.
PORTLAND, Oregon, March 2l.-
Sunday night . Chinaman named
Charley How was murdered by au
unknown aseassin on the eeRDcts 81
4ale@. The sheo evidently VA
ored ffeln a. Mr. den ard ~.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22

Osborne Barnard, Plaintiff,
VS..
Sarah II. Barnard ct al, Defendants.)
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08
Fire sa,sh..ds.

The bulkhssds In the various drifts
leading 70 the Are In the Con. Virginia
are about 40 feet In length. and made
up Of . mass Of tinbsrs and earth, In
the following manner: Asquars CRIB OF
timbsrs was nrss placed in the drift
which was 10 BE- bulkhsadsd. and this
was closely packed with dirt and clay.
Against this was placed another similar
crib, packed and puddled In the same
way, and thus crib was built against
crib until the drift had been allied up for
Q distance OF some forty feet. To add
strength to the whole mass, the umbers
Of each crib were firmly bolted to the
rock on each side Of the drift, and
braces spiked on which run from crib TO
crib. Each drift leading to the burning
slopes 10 plugged mp In this way, there.
fore II IL impossible for the hrs 70 get
away from the place In which II origin.
ated. Il IL completely walled In. In
putting In the bulkheads not the small
est chink was left open. Owing to the
draft toward the shaft wherever there
was q crack Il could be heard sucking
air, and IL was ct onos daubsd up with
mud.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08
Races at Cincinnati-General Grant
in Attendance.

ciNonxArI. June s.-Ths Mayor means
to shut down on Sunday pienics within
the city limits.
General and Mrs. Grant at the races
today attracted much notice. he was
an interested spectator. The club purse
Tor q mile and . half rsos Bancroft won
easily; Boulevard second; time, 2:S8N.
In the thrss.year.old race. TX miles,
Aranxs o /; Jack Hsverlsy second
time. 2:l2H. In the selling rsos, oil
ages, IL miles. Pacific was the fsvorits
two to one, bat Bob johnson surprised
everybody by easily taking and keeping
the lead throughout; Pacific second;
sinbad third /; time. 1:67. johnson
brouRht $50 afterward.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08
ma a~stalNartn ConklIlg.

new Yoax, June THE Poa pub
lish.s an alleged interview with Lewis
Lawrence Of Utica. . strong Conklino
man. whs 10 quoted - saying: "i'vs
been talking with Coniling today. and
he's been damnips the Republican party
up hill and down. Hs says, o u u
true, that he created the Republican
party in this State, and himself Alone
carried the last four Presidential cleo.
lions By his good work In disputed
States, and nov they have no gratituds
for him. They ought to have elected
him unanimously, and not hagsls oven
him IKE dogs over . bone. he said 70
me: Lawrence, II these ours don't Get
down and crawl q my feet. q they
always have done, I'll accept the onsr OF
Dsnoerato votes and become an Inde-
pendent with David Davis, and, marx
ny words, that will carry With u the
Democratic Presidential nomination fof
1884. What viii that b. b way Of ~.
vsssst' teA hin v Do u"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08


The eallows-frams Il In position and
about ready for the cable. which Il On
the ground. The building IL going up
With the usual progress.
Are extracting 40 tons Of ore per day
between the 400 and HOO lsvels and
making general repairs throughout the
mine.
The new carpenter shop Il about ready
for the windows. the door 10 laid. and
all the surface work 10 nearly finished.
The shaft has attained . depth Of 2021
feet. The rock in the bottom Of the
shaft 10 growing harder, bat works we'll.
Calsae.is.
The pumps are run an average Of nine
hours Der day. A bulkhssd 10 bslng
placed In the drift on the 1900 level.
Usis. Cs.sslidassd.
The usual progress u fsporssd 'n's
week. without any change In tho eharao-
Tar Of the ground passed through.
Csa. Imperial.
Have not completed the repairs to the
600 pumpbob. The water 10 sent 70 the
Yellow jacket BY donkey pumps.
0avagO.
Operations will probably not b. 70.
sumed in this mine until after the annua'
election, which occurs In July.
Crewa Point.
Continues to extract about IS tons Of
ore per day from the upper levels.
silvsr Hill
Are mixing repairs TO the machinery.
Union 0hafS.
The usual progress was made 10 sink
ing last week.
Jussfee.
No work ID done In this mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08
Gigantic Telegraph Monopoly.

MoNTREAL, June 7.-Informahon was
received late last night that the dsputa-
ton Of the Montreal Telegraph Com
pspy now in New York. composed Of ].
Abbott and Andrew Allan. have arranged
the pr~sliminsriss with the Western
Union, which controls the Dominion
Telegraph Company. for an s%mslRsms-
ton Of the Two. thus forming another
gigantic monopoly. The plan 10 to form
q nsw company thai will lease The two
lines forever, the Western Union guarsn.
tesing eight per cent. to the Montreal
and six 10 the Dominion, the Western
Union 10 get halt Of all the earnings
sbovs these percentages. and the Other
moisty TO 20 TO the new company. Thil
dodge. 10 adopted to svade the Act Of
Parliament passed TO prevent the ANAL
gamstion Of these companies. Mes.ing'
Of the shareholders OF the local com
paniss will be called at once to rally:
This new piece Of work BY jay Gould
will cause q great outcryi In Canada when
made known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08
District Attorney Hilss. Representa-

District Attorney lilies, representing
the State Of Nevada, has hlsd . demurrer
10 the answer Of the Carrick bondsmsn,
% presented BY their attorney. B. O.
whitman. William Woodburn and B.
N. Clarke are associated With District
Attorney Hilss - counsel for the State.
Amos Merritt, Gold Hil's Chisi Of
Police, 10 busy collecting licenses thee
days. he can b found In the onios
formerly occupied BY the Town Harsbal.
between the hours Of ! and 81. H., BY
those Who wish to interview him.
The members Of the Gold Hill Ninsss'
Union will hold their ssmi.annual slss-
ton ct their hall Tuesday evening. De-
osmbsr 18th. a full and prompt attend.
anes 10 requested. Bee advertisement
under NEW Today"
The Indians enjoy thsir isasss Of
spoiled fruits and dsesysd vegetables -
Of yoss. They complain that thsy had
nothing 70 ~ but 'spish" during thsts
saiegssd ahssass tssa ~ tevs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08
Missionary Movements.

CHIoAoo, June [. The Western Ed
u~easiopal Commission mst here ysstsr'
day. Rev. +. A. Noble. Of the Union
Park Congregational Church 10 this city,
prssiding. it, object II the promotion
Of Christian civilization In Utah and ID.
jscsnt States and Territories BY the sdu-
cation Of the children and youth under
Christian teachers. and BY the use Of
such kindred agencies % may seem dssir'
able. Jesuitism and Mormonism are the
two objective points at which the Com
mission aims. Il meets with great en-
coursgsmsnt and gratifying success.
The anniversary Of the American HON.
Missionary Society began In Central
Music Hall last evening. Business meet
ipgs have been held 10 New York sysr
since Its organization In 1926. and THU
10 the hrst exception 10 the rule. thii
bsipg. however. not for business, bat az
extra meeting for the discussion OF I'm
portant questions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08
Pip.r's Opsr. nsass.

The practice Of affecting great critical
aeumen In writing simple notices Of the
atrical performances. suoh a. extended
references to the pronunciation Of words,
or long disquisitions about the proprissy
Of an actors substitution Of an advsrb
for an adjective. may be fashionable In
other places, but. according to our views
of the matter, II does not serve the true
purpose designed by theatrical notices.
The practice referred to 10 evidently fol-
lowed more for the purpose OF displaying
the profound learning OF the wouid'oe
critic than to interest the public or 10
benefit actors. We believe the general
public desire to know whether the per.
Torrance Of an actor a. . whole 10 pleas.
ing and good, rather than to be informed
that he misprouounces . word - meas
ured by the standard OF the erudite
critic, or ruins the mstriosl construction
Of o line BY the insertion OF feet not
given by the author.
Following this premise We will say
that 80 much can be written In just
praise OF Mr.. Kssns's performances Of
hamlet last night that. II m were to
PARTICIPATES, Q column would not AFFORD
sufficient space to notice ~conseoutivsly
the many excellent points IN even the
hrst act. Suffice II to say that the per-
Torrance gave perfect satisfaction TO .
large audience, and II at the close . vote
had been taken 10 to the comparative
merits of the rendition OF the character
Of Hamlet by Mr.. Kssns and BY other
much puffed "stars" who have visited
M, We bslisvs the result would have
showed an almost unanimous decision
In favor Of Mr.. Kssne. That Mr.. Kesne
10 an actor Of great merit. and posssssss
genius that will enable him to take the
highest rank In his profession. Will
hardly be denied by those who saw him
In "Ricaelisu" aud In "Hamlet."
The support Of Mr.. Kesns last night
was good. A va made unfavorable
mention Of the Louis XIII OF Mr.. Kent
on Monday night. 1t 10 with pleasure
that We now say his performance OF
Polonius last night vas excellent, and
his conception OF the character In accord
with that OF the audience.
Tonight, the last OF the Keens engage
msnt, Shskespesrs's great historical
tragedy, in six acts, Of Richard H.
will be presented. Mr.. Ksens In ths title
role. The play will doubtless ill the
house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08
Annual Convention OF Killer.

CHICAGO. June S.-Ths eighth annual
convention Of the Millsrs' National Al.
ISOLATION met yesterday ct the Grand
Pacific Hotel In secret session and trans
acted important business. The Coeh.
rsns patent cases, representing claims
for damages amounting to Sse. 900. 900
seipst members Of the Association. were
settled BY . compromise, the terms Of
which were private. It was stipulated
that no millsrs In the country except
those who are members OF the Associs.
ton shall profit BY the settlement. and
that hereafter no millers shall b Cd.
mittsd to membership except on . major
ity vote Of the Elective COMMITTEES. In
the matter Of the DsncbAsld patent.
on account Of which suits have been
begun In Minnesota against sixty mill.
ing Arms. the convention decided 70
stand all the expense for defending tho
suits.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08
o.. or che Bes Thisvss d. rrsssls
Again.

Charles Dsrnipg IL on trial today In
Lyon county for HOUSEKEEPING. Hs ID
one Of the boys convicted In Justice
Fianninshsm's Court. week before last.
Of petty larceny. in abstractins various
articles from wardsll's house near one
Quinn mine. and sentenced TO ten days
imprisonment. His counsel appealed
the case to the District Court. where the
boy pleaded guilty, and Judge Rising
reduced his sentence to Ave days Inn
prisonmsnt. This action exaspsrated
Wsrdsll and hs caused the boys arrest
By the Lyon county authorities for
house-brsaiing. - be had . perfect right
10 do, his (Wafdsll's) house being within
the boundary Of Lyon county. The
boy VA tried here for petty larceny be-
cause hs brought the stolen articles into
this county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08

Rosdnastsr Finlsn OF Virginia intends
prosecuting anyone caught violating the
ordinance regarding the dspositins Of
rubbish In the streets. Hs complains
loudly Of the practice Of throwing bits
Of paper In the streets. and says there
vss enough Of that article flying around
Yesterday 10 scare oil the horses In the
State. Iissg good time to promulsate
the order, a. The strssts we're swept clean
by the wind storm Of Yesterday.
The Ooron,r's inquest into the matter
Of tho death Of the msn who were
.spbyxiatsd 10 the Andes mine day be-
fofHs yesterday was postponed until this
evening Q. 8 O'Clock. whom all witnessed
are requested to b present.
The curisy family. whom the County
Commissioners furnished with tickets TO
California, sold thsir tickets ct Reno and
have cot q fer back this way 10 Carson.
Il 10 70 bs hoped they Will never come
nearer Storey county.
The funerals Of James Malone and
Patrick Hunter. two Of the men suiio-
Gated In the Andes. we're held In Viz.
Qinia yesterday afternoon. The remains
Of Gerald Landsrs, the other victim Of
the disaster, were sent 70 friends In
California last evening.
W. r. Sheppard, who wsnt from viF.
sinia about . month ago 10 the Wood
River county. writes back advising
friends not TO soms 70 that section BE-
fore next spring. Hs thinks the county
win ultimstsly develop many Aas camps
for worhpgnsn.
There will b. good music furaishsd
70, dancing ai GsrAsld Hall on The ooea-
sion Of the strawberry festival Tomorrow
evening.
r. A. TITLE. In company with other
capitalists. hes gone 70 sosora. Hsziso,
from Arizona. 70 pssshass mining prop
UItIe