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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-11
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eerreu NeSattenrs!
Gas pbiee 1T Elm sutes 8iI5 pon Srnu 2phiu 9.
4infbam aus apnn, Rafi., bic mebr aIs iroent cine
anbere Srau in Babrbeit ben Qamen ber vTrauen.
freunbin" ben piele ibrer GorreiponSentnnen ibr
10 serne beiIesen, rerbient. Sic pibmet iib nit
benz gr0bten Gifer tbrer arbeit weIde Iettere bas
@eiuItat eines IebensIdnsIi9en etubiums ift, unb
1T ssbwungen feds affiaentinnen f1 ~ baIten
bic ibr beIfen bic aaseebreitete Gorrefponbens,
weI&e pon allen Soften ibr ,ufIiebt amb Don benen
cine iesIi4e ib<e ipesieue aeiOenslaft oSer ibre
JreuSe bapon befreit ~ ieiu, funSeebt, ;u beant.
irortsn. Sbre 9Fan;en @sdparation Vt elm &eiI>
ritteI tiir gute Mnb nibt fur b5ie 3roede. SD babe
Yeri5nli6 Sies ausgefunben anb Bin pon bsr @abr,
5eit eefien mas i'd iage, aberseugt.
8egen bie5er mol hbewieisnen @igenS4aften ,pirb
fie ron ben befen aertten bes aanbes empfobIen
nno perfmrieben. Giner pom biefeh fagt: uDie
@irtung 1T tunnberbar unb eripart pieIes 2eiben.
sic turirt poaftdnbie bic iGlimne Mrt MutterIeibs
Mstaasn. ssneosres. e nmre aelwdsiss nnb f4mers'
belt, entsinSuna unb Gef9wire, unnatdrIitep
DlutdbHuf, ese @rt gerfebiirg unb bic barauf foIs
eenben Niideninartbei ei9perSefl, nne If beionbers
Sic bmrdsrinst i % issem Sbeii Ses menfdIiden
&6rperipfems unb asst neues aeben MnS neue
araft Gin. S9pd@e, Sldbiu9t 9rans mad 9set;.
n,tttslrt nnS Iaasni9wd9e ptrb ieSerseit boSnr&
abseholfen. Ste beiltau equneen, aopff9mer,
isn,. neru5fe 2eibsn, aRsemeine a6rperibipatbe
SGlafoEsteit. abmattung nmb i1nperbaaiidieit
Serss Uefibl .ginslider Gri65pfuns, pel9es
S4mersen unb Midenleibsn sur 6olee Bot, 1T ftets
upuftdnoig porlber mad gebrau9 bteies SeiImit,
tsls. Jebtrseit uno inter allen i1mftdnben lift bic
Birfung In pouitdnbieem tlebereinfommen nit benz
rem IusibIi1en Q6rperipitem unterliegeuben gejet
Der ryreisiit nnr 81. "a SIahe, IS. fir 6laideti,
unb ipirb pon allen apotbefern rertauft. Sraenb
weIber @atb fir fpe;ieae Sale, unb bic slamen on
gieien bic sur1 anwenbune ber qFansen @ii9ung
mteber ucuitdnbig hergeen ut ruorben, taun man ppii
Rrs. g. ibrer qripat=abreie, 2pnn, sRof, erbaIs
ten. Wan fiige Pofmdrte sur Beantrortuna BEL.
4egen Rierer gef9mereeu Bel beiben GeidIeds
tern III Sieie ysii6ung uniibertreffbar wie ;abl<
reide Sengnife beipefen.
p4Rrs. gtntbat's 2eber ginen," faqt Elm Cores
iponbent yir6 bic been in BET gseIt ais Seimittel
seqen geritopfrng, @auenbejdperben iinb Qeber
Gritarrnng. Sbr Blut 9teiniecr brinet @unz
oersn 8erte nnb if srpeiie nibt spirS balb ebenfo
beriibmt unS popular iein re bic gFansen qrdpa=
ration.s
Gin Seber msb bieie Tram aIs einen Gnaben
enget anieben, seren ein;ger &unid ift @nberen
philadelphia, pa. 90 gars u. 81. o.
.RszT7a@zzG zA,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-11

-Sn Spanban CAB om Sonntas
10. OeSbr. elm StabsoffiSier Der borti-
gen @arniion ein 8allfeit, au tpel9em
sablrei6e Ofii3iere eingelaben maren.
gDdbrenb bes GOtillons, BET in Der britt
ten NaGtitunbe beann es murbe seras
be bic rSlumen=Sour" getarnSt : sog
ber Seconbes2 s2ieutenant b. 8. pl6blib
Elm SerSerol aus ber Saide, iebte es an
bic S6ldfe unb iagte ii6 cine augel
ourd ben 9Opf, 10 baB Der Sob augens
blidlih eintrat. Ser Sdrefen Der Ges
ielli6aft par Elm uusebeurer uno Der
Yaa natiirlid beenbet. Serr bon ..
mar iebr perm6geno, 10 oaB peeunidre
Oriinoe gu Der Sbat ni6t porliegen !;
man slanbt bielmebr bic llnia6e aui
unsliidIide 2iebe surhdfiibren gu ourfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-11
fHcrt1ebans fciat. !,

Die 3ab' i'm Sad gefauft!-So
benft Niander, Der burd marftl9reieri=
f@s alr5,i5en BON @unbernlitteln ber=
leitet, ienl gutes @elo bergiebt unb eine
Bfui6mebi5in babur6 erbanbelt bat.
50 6enft aud pobl Wan6er, Der bon
benz sroBen 6eilmittel bes Gr. 6.
Silsbee gegen Sdmorrboiben, AWAKE
Sis, lief. Seib alio borii6tig, Sbr
2eibenben, unb ienbet erit mad elmer
Brobe, bic @uG 3. Neuitdbter & Co.,
8or 1916, Sem gorf, auf 8erlangen
foitenfrei 5ul6iden perben, ebe ibr einen
8prratb Su faufen brau6t. Sn allen
renommirten gpotbefen su baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-11
Enff'S S otr 8 /, e,

crane 3aare oner Q mereen surcs Elm etrssiees
suftraasn rtefer Bnrhe 1n gIdntene f@wsrteu
peripdnrft etc 6esleitt cine ndtire Bnrbe uub utrf
ausentiiditd 9uperfaufen tn appttseu oeer tre nad
enipfane bon 81 rnr1 grpreb ceriannt. NJ
Office 35 Wurrdp 8fresf, Rew-Ycrt. -
(Dr. Tutrs Widnudi, tperftbeuer nterpetfugeu uncl
Anassvfeaspte pea, mlrn Hfgerlansen freteeIfenpe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-11

= Ser Sau bes OpernbauIes IN Sort
8ortb miro in einisen Sasen begon-
nen weroen. OaIlelbe tpirb 1900 Sib=
plabe entbalten uno $4,000 foten.
* Sn @alpeiton traf Die Nadrid)t
elm, baB Die @emablin bes Serrn Gilbert
8ubn BON bort in 9euti6lano geltor6en
1T.
= 9ie Sron Mountaiu 8abn tpirb in
furSer 3eit Sblafipagen spiiGen ct.
2ouis uno 81 paio laufen laFen.
= Bon 2uling purben Big jebt 5000
8aum,ppaenbalen perid)ifft.
= Sn Senberion 1T am lebten Sonn=
abenb eiu gteger selpn6t MO oeu. Der=
ielbe bate einen 9iotb5udlsoeriuh be-
gangen unb mar berbaitet morben.
Cine Yolfsmeuge bon 500 perionen
bate li6 Deriammelt uno erlangte bic
9luslieferung beg Gefanaenen; Dem
Gi6ter 8ootb gelang es, bic Gemiitber
Su berubigen. Spdter iebo6 tpurbe
bic Sail erbro9en, unb ber @efangene
berausgebolt unb erbdngt.
= Gin Gaufnlann Namens 6. $.
&oientbal bon Marlin Der jene Stabt
berlieB um na6 Slorioa gu reiieu, muir
be in Gep gDeit perbaftet uno suriidge-
bra6t. Sie 8erbaftung geldob aul
8erlangen ieiner @ldubiger.
SIT MinnsborO bat man einen far=
bigen preoi9er perbaftet, neil er aipei
paar 8einfleiber aus einem Store &c.
itoblen batte.
= Sie Stabt paleitine gebt nit BEN
plane Inn, ein Offentli6es S6ulbaus
gu bauen uno bafiir ie6sproSentigt
Bombs i'm 8etrage BON $25, 900 aussl.
geben.
= @n, 8. Gebruar finoet in 9luitir
cine 8eriammlung Der nState G'tod
9lliociation" ltatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-11

&pmpfpnie elmer
unit b6tt9en e b er.
Mangel an Mpretif, @ebdrm gerftopfung.
gAniersen i'm Sfepf nit einem puulpfen @efiibI
tint Sinterfopfe, G6mersen uiiter ben 0dnlters
tldttern, Auisetrieseufein na1 benz @fien, init
Gtneiguns Sesen iebe fSrperiide ceer geiiftse
1bGtisfeit, reiSbareSG Temperament, tribe Gfini<
ntiina NIT beu beicnneren @efiibie, irgenb
eine cblieseubeit persefien 5u baben, @iibiss
feit, Wirre, SerSflcpfer, Hunfte BOT ben Auseil,
eelbe Saut, iiberbaupt &opff4mer5eu cberbatb
ftiaeneen Grdnnien. fart sefarbter tlrin uno
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Segas.
ltuiere etaatsleaislatur

Mufin 10. Sanuar. SIM Senat
tpurbe Der 5uei= unb pieridbrige Sernir
our6 bas 2oos mie folgt entl9ieben.
SIR smei Sabre bienen bic Senatoren
-Bu6anan, Collins, @besleD, Cooper,
6lemius, Gibbs, Good, 9arris. Sobn=
ton, Sing, Mortin, Mlatlod, 9atton,
YDpe uno Serrea.
Sir bier Sabre: Sapis, gpans,
Garrar Sowler, @ebenbauer, 6ouitou.
Sobnian, Sones, Gleberg, peacod
Berrp, pfeuifer, Ganoolpb, Sbannor
Straiton unb SraDlor.
Ser prdiibent ernannte bic ifetcnber
9omite's uno pfeuifer aIs gorliber bes
Sinans= unb G. &leberg als gorliyel
oes aomites fir gini6ranfung uni
3eform.
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81 E + # . p T u It q.

1ntfs VIIIen ffnc fpe,iel fiir ttefe Ndne
bereiftf, eineDpffs sernrfad feinen5 oldbenaesdbs
fel I'm 8sfnben, CAT Der 9eibenee erifounr IT,.
eie ptrmebren Zen 6ppefff unc perurfddben 6letids
arfat, ea eer asrper aendbft unb eurH tire fsnfde
N8irttna du5 ezSereaumna game Elm reaelIndhts
aer BtublaanG berboreerufen fpirr. rreis IS Gents
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S1Dabeit atn0 Trtid)e.
+ : +
peroen bem Wunoe Serlieben bHrd
S Q z 0 D 0 n 7

weldes bic 3ibne NJ e eib, bas Satrheiid
rolls unb esn Atbem anseneb m
madt. SO entfernt ben Weinitein pDll=
lldnbiS unb bewatrt iIe Scr Verberben.
Bel Orceuiftem su babsn.
25,l2 tawli
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-11

SdS gatttel Iuute bon 6Heh Det}rnett, cSMHa
nno nit, eebramdbt tperoen, fobals ftdb
etneS Der nbtsen gHrptnme setet.
gSer amf Getiet TIT pber tn Mnseiunoef
Se9sno sgoAnt, ptrn eard selesentlifes Ginnehs
teit gu balten, ale @saIarte. oaatee MnfaIIe,
gBirre, rebelfeit, NteberseIAlasenbeit w. g. H. as.
penben. DaS Wattel wtrb pte elm glas @ein fraf.
tissn, TT aber fetn beraMidtnoe& @efrdnt.
8eifen bat poer Radt8 nt4t f1lafen tann, f,ebme
man cine 0ps unb bte Grleiateruas pirb eintreten.
gotpubf Seit tpte 9oftorred5nanaen tperben
esipGrt, iaern man ben NeguIatpr ftetS
oorrdtbie tut $anfe bait! :
3enn sieiasisl peldss asiOea f$ etnitellt, etn
uas i srs Ss',s as snss
dnsebradt iein. Oa5 0aittef TT ttngejdbrltdb unb
beeimtradltist tueoer ote 0ei&d &dftstbattefett
uod oaS Vergmiige,t.
gS 1T rein beaetabiIt{dt
NIB bat Die San3e 2raft nnb WrfIamtett ron Galcmd
rter Gbinn rbne irsenb cine Der i9ahItSen @a%s
wirfun9en berielben.
Senenth bot. einem @oubertteur.
yStHtmonS Gtrer Gegulatcr" TT felt lanserer Seit
bet meiner Uamtlie tn Gebrau@, unb iH btn Gbers
,sIst eas sr enc. esne gsre@eruns Der arsneintieni$a
con. lleramber 9. etepbemS BON Gepraia
iast: Ter Gebrauh ppn pStntmcn8 Gtper ReauIas
tcra 1T mir ,pptl betrmmen nnb Id wlnfAe iba
reter 5u prlfen.
reas Stn,tee ses niemaIs 2tmssraue
berfaet."-S8 babe siele Mittel sesen Dpspepfa,
seterleihen unb Ghwa4e sebrauat, aber ME etnsS
sefunten eas mir 70 pctI betpmmen To rie rGims
mons 9ircr Resufatpr.1 Sd babe rpn WtnHeipta
tts Geprsia banad sefaidt unb m6dte elmer iolSen
Mestsn rssen mod ireiter fhiden auss msate ID
alien hbnlib qeteenben anratten es nit btelem
fitel gu reriu1en fa es baS etn3ae 3u iein fdetut
ea5 ilten,al5 0ineeruna periaat.
.: M. Sannep, Winueapclts, Minn.
St. z. 70. Mafen io8t E: Dur@ tbatIamI&e
@risbruns I'm @ebsau@s BON vGimmpnS 3tper
%esulatrr~ in meiner grasts biu t& BON jeiner ana
reneung tefrietist unb Id rerprhne ibn als e.ua
IeflbrunsS= =Irsnei.
HS- MAN nebme nur ben edjtem, ter tets hie
rotbe 9an9eI3marfe unb bic NamenSuuters
Ibrift 5. q. SetItm & 60. auf benz rlml&Iase
hast- Set alien Apctbeteru baban.I
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lSsSamercien.

aeio.Samereien.
&otben rOltfreien Safer,
8oibel Weisen,
gtiearagua Wei3en,
SprgbumsSamen,
8erlte uno &oggen.
WiilletzSamen,
gu perfaufen bel
l2,ll- 5. 2auba.
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SGrs,s unD siiesen nerariahten &eibe,
sbmptnn,e ci1cr erfraaften Qeber.

llebler sGthe,a S6mer3 In ter Seite, sutreilen
rater rem SduItarblate unb pirb hann nit GGeuma=
ti5mns rerwe6ielt; aasemeuer appetitrerluf sse
mb4nli,9 @eritrpitheit, .sumeilen abrefielnb nit
Sfien!eisigteit; ber Gprf BON S6merSen belditist,
wDbei tetrd@tltder Ierluit beS Grtnuerunssper
gems; 5u,reilen elm idwaber, trpdener Suiten nnh
fas Geiid9t rpn Sibtbe aberflpsen, mas oft fur
Sptnbiuht sebalten ,pirb; ber ldtient tlast fiber
nenbes @eabl In ben 6dben, su,peilen cine ite@enbe
@mpfinbung; bic Qebenssctter nieberseiHlasen, unb
pennsleita man hberseuSt 1T, bab GeibeSbemesuns
befan lpdre, 70 fam man fih talm ba3u aufraffen,
rbigen Spniptpne beslstten bic arantbett aber IS
iinb Safe pprsefrmnten in benen nur irenise bappn
pcrbdnbcn iraren; bod Bat ote 11nteriualns mad
Fem Gpte eine betraGtiGe 5tcrunS ber aeber na9s
aepte5en
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Maaere menfheu.

Wells Health Renewer felt bic
@efunbteit miecer Der nac siebt Strait,
iurirt Wusenldwdhe, nnfrudIbarleil unb
anpere @stdlehtsfetler. 81.
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= @egen grfdltung, 6uiten, 0als.
leibeH unb alle BeIdmerben Der 2ungen
nebme man Nper's 6berrp peetoral.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-23

1t turns out that there is no leprosy at
all at Reno. The County Commissioners,
having taken the matter in hand, wrote to
DR.. Hogan for his opinion and got the
following letter in response: 81 have
carefully examined the Chinaman Sam,
whom you sent to me, who is now report
ed to have leprosy. While it is impossi-
BILE for me to say that his disease is not OF
a form called leprosy, it is certain that it
is not that much dreaded form which is
now said to be 80 prevalent in the Sand
wich Islands. Very different diseases have
been described and called leprosy. While
some Of these are very deadly and al
most beyond the hope OF remedial meas
ures, others called by the same name are
entirely without danger either to the per-
son afflicted or to others who may be as
ISOLATED with him, as it is impossible to
convey the disease from one person to an
other In any manner whatever. II the
Chinaman Sam has the disease at all 1t
10 certainly In this milder form, and no
person need have the least fear that he
either has taken or can take the disease
from him. Now, has he the disease in
any form9 As I have already said. 1t 10
impossible for me, without further exam.
~ination. to give a definite answer. but my
opinion at this time is that he has no form
Of the disease"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-23
water In Diamond valley,

That water exists in Diamond Valley
has been fully demonstrated by Mr..
Psroni. proprietor Of the Willows race
track. For some years II has been the
general belief that none could be found
there by digging. The former owners Of
the race track made an effort TO secure il
by digging q we'll, but abandoned the en-
terprise after getting down about $50 feet.
Mr.. Paroni shortly after he purchased the
property commenced sinking the well to q
further depth. A fine bed Of gravel was
encountered 205 feet down from which the
water came very strongly, and rose to q
hight OF eight feet. This was in July.
Ever since then the we'll has afforded an
abundance OF pure water, Of a very deli
cious quality. Before making the strike
the water for almost all purposes had to
be hauled for several miles. In a month
or so Mr.. Paroni also expects to be ready
to lay wooden pipes from the spring on
the old Four-eyed Nick ranch to the race
track, a distance Of four miles, n thus
secure sufficient water to irrigate an i'm
mensc area Of tho richest land that ever
waited for the efforts OF the husbandman.
There are thousands upon thousands OF
acres of fine land in Diamond Valley, now
Q desert. which could be turned into wav-
ing fields Of grain, by q judicious system
OF pipes to conduct the water from the
Diamond Range. Mr.. Psroni is doing
now what should have been done ten years
ago. He deserves praise and success for
his energy and sagacity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-23
The Chamberlain.

Miss Chamberlain of Cleveland, who is
figuring in London as q beauty, is des-
oribed by Eliza Wethersby, who happened
to meet her in a gathering Of the Prince Of
Wales set, 10 about as pretty as ten per
cent Of all American girls. She had rather
a captivating way about her, oddly com.
bining q spirituelle Marguerite air with
the peculiar dash and confidence Common
in Yankee girls" 1t was evening, and the
light was electric, SO that every bit Of arti-
ticiality was made clear by the glare. Her
face was painted like wax work. The red
of her cheeks stood out like dsubs. Her
features were small and regular. her figure
tall and well shaped, and her bearing free
and unconstrained. She was dressed in
good taste "a white Grape costume en-
broidered with silver. II heard her in
conversation with the Prince" the actress
adds, "and she was delightfully."- free from
any manner of toadyism; she seemed to
treat him with barely respectful Difference.
Her voice is musical, and she manages 1t
bewitchingly."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-23
Not a Compliment.

Lillian Russell's beauty lie said to have
received the approval Of the Prince Of
Wales, who summoned her to his box at
the London theater in which she had been
singing, and assured her that she was not
in the least an American in appearance or
aooent.-Eastern exchange.
Every now and then We see such squihs in
the press in this country, meant evidently
to express the opinion that Americans
speak bad and Englismen good English.
There Ia no such distinction. Bad English
Ia spoken in both countries. Provincial
and cockney English and the loose, slangy
vernacular of uneducated Americans are
both equally abhorrent to the ear Guilt
waited in the mother tongue. 1t would be
hard to tell which are worse: whether the
false accent, false pronunciation and false
grammar on this side or on the other side
OF the Atlantic. The fact is that the pur-
est and prettiest English to be heard In
the world among the unlettered classes 10
spoken by the Inhabitants Of Northern
Ireland. The educated people OF England
and Of America speak the English language,
as a rule, with equal correctness and pro-
priety.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-23
The Day

1t Is the intention Of the Day Company
not to start its furnace at Bristol for some
time yet, says the Phoebe Record, but to
make q long run when it is started. At
the Day mine sinking for another level
has been resumed and the shaft is now IS
feet below the bottom level. The ore
chamber on the lower level has been cut
into at a depth OF 80 feet, and it has been
ascertained that the ore continues down to
at least a depth Of so feet, and how much
further work alone will show. Work is to
be resumed on the Mendha mine at High
land. During the week three men were
placed to work prospecting the ledge that
was accidentally discovered about three
months ago. This ledge is about five and
a half feet in width. and from tests made
shows an average Of 40 per cent lead and
$50 in silver. If this ledge continues
down Supt. Grim will at once place q force
Of men at work on the Mendha.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-23
WYE COUNTY ITEMS.

Belmont Courier. Aug. Is.
The Arlington teaching works ct San
Antonio continue to run nicely.
The ore piles Of the Belmont Mining
Company are growing larger and larger.
The Q @ mine at Typo is yielding good
ore. and the mill 10 running constantly,
producing fine bullion.
They are striking rich ore In Chas. Kan
rohat's mine at Jefferson. Some OF 10 ~.
says a way up in the hundreds.
Work Ia prosecuted with energy In the
Prussian mine at Jefferson. and the miners
are ~sncountering acme ruby ore.
The ranchers Of Smoky Valley have An
tshed cutting hay. The crop 10 quite large
and the hay 10 Of an excellent quality.
The Belmont and Typo mail service has
been reduced TO three times Q week. The
.t&ge now leaves Belmont on Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 O'Clock A. NJ;
arrives at Belmont on Wednesdays, Fri
days and Sundays.
Work will soon be commenced on o large
scale in the Continental mine, Reveille
District. this county. Supt. Clarke 10 now
preparing to increase his force Of miners,
and 1t is believed that this mine will yield
large quantities Of good ore.
The Belmont Mining Company have
finally decided to adopt the teaching pro-
cess, and Supt. Fassett has commenced
laying the foundation on which the leach.
lug works will stand. The materials are
now on the way from Ban FrAncisco, and
- soon a. the building 10 finished they
VIII be put In place 40 rapidly - possible.
INT location OF the works 10 Immediately
west OF the company's mill, south OF town.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-23

Says the Stockton Herald: Russell Sage
feels sorry for the stockholders OF the
Postal Telegraph Company because Mackay
has secured control Of the stock. What
Mr.. Sage fears is that Macksy will rob the
stockholders. When so eminent a pirate
of the speculative main as Mr.. Sage is
makes ali attack of this kind upon a
brother buccaneer it is a very good sign
that Mr.. Sage is afraid OF him. If Macksy
will give the people telegraph services at a
cent a word irrespective OF distance, as the
company promises, he will be a benefac-
tor OF his country, and break the electric
back of Jay Gould, Sage and the rest of
the small crowd who are using the wires
as a net with which to drag in unearthed
millions Of dollars. II Mackay can make
money at a cent a word the other can too,
and they will have to come down to 1t,
wiring the water out OF their stock and ask
for dividends only upon stock that repre-
sents a real investment, and not q vote in
a back office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-23

On both the California and the Nevada
sides OF Lake Bigler the woodlands ak ia
dealing death blows to the most charming
lake scenery west Of the Rocky Mountains.
With two sawmills operating at Glenbrook,
with woodchoppers here and there on the
east side. and eight large logging campo
ON the west side, the surrounding noun
tains are fast being stripped Of their
foliage. Should this impious hewing and
saving continue a few weeks longer Lake
Bigler, says the Reno Gazette. will be
relegated as q Summer resort to the OBJ
scurity 1t enjoyed when Kit Carson was
the only white man that summered on it's
banks and drank its crystal waters.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-23
On len Davis Peak.

Professor VIM. Eimbeck OF the United
btates Geodetic Survey has his tent pitched
on JEFF Davis Peak, White Pine County.
He has found its altitude to be Is. OTIS feet.
the highest mountain In the State. Tho
Professor gave some other interesting
facts to the editor OF the White Pine News'
VINO went to visit him on his aerial csmp.
Ing ground. He says that contrary to the
opinion OF many the chasm or fissure on
the Is not an extinct crater OF a
once active volcano. there being no sign Of
lava or b~ssaltic rock. but a rent in the
mountain formed in the glacial period.
and where there now exists q dying glacier
one mile long and about 600 feet wide.
Ihis can be seen best under the cliff or
precipiee, which from summit to base is
5000 feet. This glacier is believed to be
the only one 10 the State. Lieut.. Wheeler,
IN his survey Of this section, not liking
the name OF JEFF Davis for Nevada's highest
mountain, named it after himself. Wheeler
Peak, but the authorities at Washington.
though no admirers Of the immortal or
notorious, though certainly historical, JEFF,
decided to discountenRnce Wheeler, and
have retained JEFF Davis, by which name
II will in the future be known in the pub
lie records.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-23
An Error.

An item has been going the rounds Of
the papers to the effect that q late order
OF the Postmaster General provides that
NO letter, parcel or package will be for
wsrded upon which the postage has not
been fully paid. This is erroneous. as no
such order has been issued. Letters
weighing over one half ounce on which
one full rate has been paid, will be for
warded and the balance collected on de-
livery. If a letter contains a one or two
cent stamp, or no stamp at all, it will be
returned to the sender, if he is known, and
other wise the person to whom it is ad-
dressed will be notified, and upon receipt
Of the postage the letter will be forwarded.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-23
PERSONAL.

Col. Perry is still PROSTATE, worrying
with his "rheumatiz."
W. J. T%ownshend IL off on q trip through
Phoebe to Southern Utah.
Hon. G. 8. varian narrowly escaped
drowning In the Truckee River Monday
while 10 bathing.
Miss Ada Lansing will spend a year In
the Boston Conservatory Of Music. and
devote considerable time In finishing her
education otherwise before returning to
Eureka.
Charles W. Griswold, the ~well-known
hotel man, whose death was mentioned in
a SENTINEL dispatch yesterday from Long
Branch. ia said to be a brother Of Judge
Griswold Of Mineral Hill.