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Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

Last evening Michael Whelan was
before the Mayor to answer Tor NE
larceny OF several articles clothing
from the Western Hotel. The evidence
not being sufficient to sustain the
charge, IKE case was dismissed.
A young man bad nprlv''" "''lng
on the charge OF 'eiI dtu' k, ard It.
suting ladies on the rJ.,cj The
Mayor adjUdged him gui!ty, ara in
posed a tine Of sJand costs
This morning Two plain DRINKS we're
each fined % cents and COS :
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

Thus the Importance Of properly sdu
eating our girls, becomes Of tbs first i'm
portancs. Educate them with fall
view Of the great responsibilities that
will be thrust upon them. BY eleva,
ting their minds and souls, the soul OF
the uation is elevated. The teachers
OF the Young hold the destinies Of the
fptu "a ia their hands. AS they art
Taught 40 will they teach, and as the,
I zach the progress Of national greatness
Snd virtue will be measured.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
ID EGlSTER'S ORDER.
IL RRsIsTsR's OS1icn,
NV CAsTLE Co. DEL. January 1, 1883 (

INV SAhTLb TO-, bhl., january =, 1000
Upon the application Of Daniel Slack and
John Slack, Executors Of william Slack, late
OF Pencader Hundred, IN said county, deceas.
ed, II Ia ordered and directed by the Register
that tho Executors aforesaid give notice Of
granting Of Letters Parliamentary upon the
estate " the deceased, with the date Of grant,
ing, thereof by causing advertisements TO be
posted within forty day. from the date Of such
Letters, In SIX VI the most public places OF tho
county Of New Castle requiring all persons
having demands against tho estate to present
the same OF abide by an act Of assembly In
such case made and provided; and also cause
the same 10 be inserted within the same peri
cd IN the DAILY RKpuBLIohN, u newspaper
published In Wilmington,an " be continued
therein three weeks, (e-o-dl.
49,, Given under the hand and Seal of
Is. office Of the Register aforesaid, Mt Will
49, mngtun. In New Castle county aOre-
said, the day and year above written.
sc. BliGS, Register.
NcTiCE.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly .atteftcd TO the Exeeutgss, on Or
before the 4th day Of January, 4. -. iss3, or
abide the Act of Assembly In such case made
and provided
DANIEL SLACK, r,.e,,o,.
JOHN SLACK,
Address - Newark, Dol. 70
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

THINE n grief amongst the reform
ole msnt Of the Democratic patty OF New
York over the appointments Of Mayor
Edison. The Mayor has rs-appointed
Nichols Police Commissioners and has
advanced John kelley's men To the
front In oil important 0ffices.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
SUNDAY TRAINS.

SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia Ahd lntermedlate station
4 10 A. NJ: IA noon, LSS, T.30, 0.66 =. M.
Phlladsi phis and New YORK, 100, 7.@ A.
M; 6l7, OBS, TO r. N.
baltimore and Washington, La. III, o.s.,
eli A. NJ; ll.A +. M. baltimore, 100 Am,
For further inform alton, pssssng ers arc 70
ferrod TO the time- tables posted 1t the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited or
press, upon whish extra faro 10 charged
CHAS. L. PUaH, r.. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Az emit
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

THE Democratic Legislature has made
to have . now flag TO
float from the flag staff OF the State
House. In 1853 . Democratic Le2is.
latrre defeated 4 motion 10 hoist the
United States flag on the State House
ERE is a com nendable change.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
Seven Prices
AND
Varieties


Of Mems OVcrCOats between
S and $40. They cover
plain Black Beaver, Fancy
CassiIncrcs, Fur Beavers and
Melons. The trouble is that
the extreme c h c a pm e S s
buyers suspect the
qualities, but they are honest
coats and many Of them good
for three winters. We can
saicIypromisc thatnothing SO
really good in Ovcrcoats will
be offered next season
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-17
rnrnEs Asn cAsuALTIEs.

THE body Of John kenney. the con-
sict who committed suicide At New York
the other day, was refused inierment 10
eon,scraied grUund In the Catholic Gene.
teri.
The explosion Of two tanks Of kero-
sens at Ia Porte. Ind, rresn'ly. caused Jar
which was plsinly felt st Eikhsr'. forty miles
distant. aud Buchanan. twenty .eizh, miles
away.
Tue steamer Kenmore Castle foun.
dered IN the Bay Of Biseay few days ago.
Eighty passengers and eight Of the crew
were rescued In boat.
NEAL and Crait had arrived safely st
the Gray.ou lKY.l jail on the sth. through
the vigilknes Of their escort Of 40 State
mIlIii., and their trial for murder would
begin.
TnE explosion Of boiler al Lost
Greek, Pa, The ether day Killed Barney
Hellenihsl and demolished building.
ALBERT BALL and Elmer Anderson.
each aged twelve yssrs. were arrested al
Three Rivers, Mas. The other day. charged
with cutting mail bag Il The depot and
stealing letters.
DusIss the temporary absence Of
Assistant Postmaster Morton. cf BrooklJn,
N. r., few dsy. 40. t1.sp. which be had
been countinx. uere stolen. II wss thought
. nan InquiIinx fer missing letter vas th'
thief.
nc. GurxEr, sceounsass Of the Bsnl
- C--~~r~~. nu<k--, c.~-, -hs>srd<s
he sshr d>y, leaving sherssrs Ia he ~
ccun's q fl1.em.
ALnHnr WILsoH. alias J. r. Wilson,
~ Duisis tN. II hs=k fsrrsr. wss ~
sssss ~ s<ntssesd - 6vs vssss' Inpsisss'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-17

Tas ilHefH4f u illane 'o, hai miis
ialni9l lm ~ tH uweflf W uNaiH ~
fftHA iima g. aHaFff ~ tNaasi s.m
p.ialig iH iha saflhaeli iaNhtfp lstsfhif
tfHlfHisn HsaihFd VI Ufwnisf him ill
ihs etifsst faaaii h.m W missouri wtfe
1lffHWd ".
llat destroyed Ne mHa huildlnr NJ
iho ilimlih University, sliuaied mliNaf
h'tsesh Minneapolis sol 90 Ftui Hiaa.
ihs Wihef mafhlhf M school n ill pnpis
49, IN session n Ne fims, hHi M escaped
The huiiliha We efefisd IN isii, sni we
oshed bg the ". q thufoi saolsiy VI The
sisie
THnEs thlnamen wefo murdered In
cold bload near tor nitttd, N,M,.a iew
DAYS ago BY party Of MexIotns. una N The
muflsrers was aflsfwud captured, md 4
watch bhlonalbs 70 Tho dead Chlnamen
was found IN hi possession.
f0tatEEH Socialists we're arrested
IN spain few DAYS ago charged with MUIR.
dorlne peannt.
IL was stated on the slh that moro than
10 bodies had been stolen from Montreal,
Canal graveyard ihl. winter.
TuE execution Of Milton j. Yarbcrry,
for the murder Of Charles Campbell lasl
year, occurred At Albuquerque, n. NJ, on
the nlh.
rTng French authorities nj Paris have
A
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-17
The bogus Commission Business.

Speculative ventures on tho Hoard of Trade
have become % popular and 80 common
among persons Of means that poor people are
beginning 10 iako hand In ihs business and
10 try their luck IN deal on margins accord.
Ing to their means 1he revelations that have
Recently bcon made In this city of tho opera
tion ~ two or three bogus comm szion frms
will convince tho public 10 what extent coop
erntivc gambling Ia carried on.
Thanks 10 the waichfulness of the po-f-of
nee department ihr fraudulent transactlo q
OF these bogus nrms have been exposed. and
thanks 10 the eyoreylgilant newspapers for
putting tho unsophislicaied upon their Tisri
II has boon estimated that at least po.0o has
be.n received by thess firm. ny
mail and express during tho past
sir months, and no doubt their
receipts In tho aggregate viii amount 10 much
more than that Their mode Of operating vas
very simple, and appealed At onos to thu eu.
piiliy of their correspondents II was simpiy
10 induce Tom. Dick and Harry In the country
10 send Ia i've dollars. ten dollafz. er any other
sum thnf fhoy were willing 10 invest IN . big
pool that was surc 10 roailxe . big thing forths
Investors Tho smaller the sums sent the bot
tsr. and the mare scattered The correspondents
tho botter for tho sharpcn engaged In tho
swinfie, because tho small contributors were
less llsblu fo make them trouble IN the maj
outcome than n the donations had been larger.
In this way cooperative snmbiinr can bc car
ricd on 10 any extent and on grad scala. te
tho great profit of thoss who receive and han.
die tho cash.
Tbs schems had many merits as arsf-clsa
swIBdle. u held out Tho dalusiss promise 10
make Lille money for the oonfrfhsfns by 3
lucky turn of tho wheel Of fortune fwhich 81
ways turns In favor ~ the man at the ernnkL
and tho amounts vers 20 small that nobody
vns likely 10 make q fn>s alout n n thipgs
took an unfayorsbis turn On tho "boarf.-
And then. with the nid OF sirgit and unscrupu
lous acco'npliecs the took< of The arm could
al~nys be 90 manipulated that heads win.
and tails you Io-e," and everything would sp-
peer srisrv On Ne fses. These zkiiifui rsscais
eysild have 40 managed he business that fh~y
could really have invested the fsoney IN mar
gins. and N thrf had bren on ths winning side,
could havc krpt the surpius. and sssucd their
customers that there hsd been io-s. but ths
hsi been insie, and thsf shsss immruss ~
eripss have been PIT where fhsy VII 10 shs
mo~f gDoi 70 themselves
Ths vhols shameful tnseaetIon mako
% iars is"'s S1u y az ss sss Zoe, a ssd Il money
are seon rsrssd, a. isst iAsrs !. sa sImoss
universal de<iFs n try oae's laek n some sort
of speculation, snd n that fhe Insuflriency of
our ls.s and ihe looss nsssod O sseeusins
p>ranvciy safe No douhf. masr pppr mon.
and even poor vumcn. have contributes nve
90 ten dpilarA % morn. % fhia reserai fund
Who vilI nevcs reveal The fart % any osc. hit
~, ,,,'l,a.,s s,,s..'s s..v -, 10y. 49,
hsv. teen maktaH of th<nsrise<I- ongs
Iowna.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-17
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

ABILL was reported iavorably In the
Massachusetts legislature the other day TO
lImI, DAYS work Of street'car conductors
and drivers 10 twelve hours.
A PROPOSITION TO submit 4 prohibit
tIon amendment 20 tho Constitution TO q
vote Of the people was defeated In the West
Virginia state Senate few days ago.
ISa speech at banquet given him
at Washington. u. c., the other night In
honor Of bis slxIy.Ihlrd birthday, General
sherman reiterated his belief that the law
Of compulsory retirement a, the age OF six.
ty.four years wa wise one. and that be
never wished an exception made In hi.
0wncasc.
Tng Irish members Of tho British
Parliament the other day decided 10 hold a
caucus. There was some talk Of resigning
Ia body.
MONTENEGRO has again announced 4
rupture Of diplomatic relations with Tur.
key, because the latter failed 10 agree 10 a
eesslou Of territory.
THE Maine House Of Representatives
few days ago ordered the prohibl,ory
amendment to sngros.msnt by vote of i0i
10 81. An attempt 10 except cider failed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-17
firfs Avn fialfafa

A blmk bibHHliaFs IN rhlA ieiphls
4 Insured m VI. sietlHf. ~ q ihe rata
n fi,nU.w0 paf aele
ihu reansylgsnls ltalfuai Gem,
pfhy runs 40 trains day through
Newark, md Sn.HU fstleslfans ani
y. lpD wagons efots The tfaakA IN that
time
In Tho Massachusetts Legislature
there afe ~ lawyers. ~ iafmofs. 10
manufacturers. / merchants, II real
estate agents, Efoeefs. 9 bspH And shea
inanniae ufefs, D physicians > clefks
Z builder'. 4 editors, . shoe makcfa and
. sia ile keepers
The Wcd Shore Railroad Company
have paid sidt lG3. II for property IN
syracuse, N r., aud Tor damages 10
adjacent property, si95.01n Theiarg-
esi nll on the line n the fuad u IN that
city, aud The total cost oi getting
through The three miles Of tho city
limits Is estimated NJ 81. . -. q6a II.
Last year ss'. idY acres of Goven.
lncnt land were sod In Alabama Ar.
kansas, florida, Louisiana and MIssis-
Il pi--ihc only Southern States where
therp Is Government land. The amount
received was VI 2Dd.D0d Of the land
sod $40, 0J2, 20 acres are In oulslana
IN 1877, the year oi the discovery Of
carbonatcs In Lake County, Colorado.
the output of the mines n that state
wa, IN round numbers 5000, 600. IN
1879 u was elO. 900. 100. In 1879 sif.-
100000 In 1880 ~. 100000 In 1881
~ 900, 900 and In 1882 about s2t. .t00.'
600.
There were fewer railroads sold
under foreclosure In 1889 than for many
years In tho past Only sixteen. hav ng
n mileage OF s67 miles and q capital
stock of SO. 2s'. 900. and bonded and
other debts of like amount were sold
out last ear. Fewer roads are being
built at public expense than formerly.
~ y Sw.
The new city hall at Philadelphia Is
tho largest public building In Americs,
covering an area larger than that of the
federal capitol by dy,6s5 super lclal feet
II Is built of marble. has absorbed over
1900, 900 bricks besides. aud ha, thus
far cost but ~, b00.ooo. or si.5oo,ooo
less than the un nished capitol nj Al
bany, N. Y.-Iala1fei,lhia Record.
Tho wor, ., n. rron.h no.,., ..r.
vlcc has been augmented In striking
degree during the last four years Tho
following figures are taken from tho last
- os.a.ad ,rar sas i'm ooo H. Mt ~
, Sso ono n0o 4, IA is,,.r. wan, ,ror.
az y' ono n n ~ saa o,a oo1 .rJ naws.
vv.,son ,,ano, sson, - S,o ooc ooo - AL ooo o0o
pnp,.i nard. ha.saya, ara hsson,,ng
los'a , saras hcwess' r Ths.. rss osu"ng na,
= ls @ NJ na,ca. an ars. NV
"''' P''''V'"oo' "f'"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-17
CONDENSED TILEGRAMs.

In tho United States Senate on tho
10th, the Pension Appropriation bill was
passed. The Tsriff bill was again taken
up. The proposition 10 reduce the internal
revenue on snun and tobacco 10 eight cents
. pound was agreed 10. An additional section
was adopted regarding goods In bond when
that bill goes Into effect. Consideration Of
the bill In committee was compls,ed and
the committee reported 10 the Senate. In
lbe House the Tariff was also considered In
committee, aud the motion 10 Ok the tsrin
on eotton ties at thIrty.fve per cent. was
defeated. A lengthy discussion was bad on
. motion TO reduce the rate on cut nsils and
the motion was lost.
Ex.GoyERsoR MARSHALL JEwELLs
who had been III with bronchial pneumonIa,
died al Hartford. Conn, on the 10th.
The Arlington cotton mills nt VIII
nIngton. Del. closed fsw days ago on ae-
count Of strike. Five hundred hands wers
thrown oa, n employment.
Tue London nmss. In recent enlogy
Of Judah r. Hsnismln. who died In London
few days ago. ssid English mercantile law
had proatsd By the reception soeorded In
Esglzna 10 i,o'ii.isna's accomplished iufist.
RospouT, N. r., had . serious FIRE
On The fiib. A steamboat and several bust.
ness house. were destroyed.
Ar late hour the other night mail
pouch IN The baEEsxe room st Cedar Rapids.
"a, vas broken open and 100 registered let
ter. tsksH. The amount Of the loss was IN.
known, though u vas thought " be eonsid.
srshls. No rlsw 10 the robbers.
The telegraph and elevated railroad
litigation, which bsd been In progress In
ssw York ci,y for some time. vas reported
compromised on the io'h.
W. A. CHuD, . prosperous merchant
of Montgomery. Ala. vas arrested few
asy. ass. charged with riding ths mails. u
~. thought his mind was ds.asea by
.plritusli.m.
DrHiss The excitement over the
lynehlnx of . negro At Paoie. Hans. tbs
ether dsy. . bank fcrrsr who kept perfectly
cool nsrssi.ied . spurious cheek 81 The
hank In that pIsos.
THEvELrAs, Chief Secretary Of Ire
lIsaa, n . speech 81 Iiswics. scotland. The
s,hef dsy. s.id he considered The publies.
lllsa II .rtlsie. attacking Irish Judges md
lIursss .. much part Of murder msshissfJ
= sk< ps-ssl es knife.
ApvIcrs from Dublin. Ireland. on The
Il "a
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-17

Passengers on ths Peninsula and Oriental
ssfsmer Mslvsy vufu placed IN . strange
prrdicsinent recently. An lniian knife eiesnes
or boari sut drunk tied eli the taisie-kuivcs
upward u sir hunfrrd In numh-rs Iosnl he
waist. and jumped OVERHEARD. ne saip vns
soprei and turusa ruund. but Ill ~sc<ss y
rr=cis the unforssnsfs man viii ~ nurA-
neeief tsbln knives uere uasfsIiInH. ssd ~
p--cnrers vcsr ccmr~stsf 70 81 Win pen
knivc. and ether sui~iisute< until the vc>rel
reached Aiesssdns. -lsssans sEw ssd Her
I'D
TINS business Of can ing fruits ss1 veesis
lea has grown 70 euora o. proportions.
Over slmoDj cans of tonatoss vers aeksa
last yesr, mskins one fos evsrT nan, woman,
sai child 10 ~ eoustry. Ns.riv h1lf q IN
work. vss doss b nzsJlaat 81 yIsaialA n
wholesale r<iss for shree-ppus1 snas fsnsnI
frsn fouf 70 ass eenis eseA II T 9sn.
tfScs ~ nIl-sukss ~ p1l>.is ~ ~
t~>n rsv lifs-<svinx 1vu11ian, ~ ~ 4
se.rs e--- N--- 49, >--s<>s - = w->es--
sos -Chi<>p Jsurnk
Con sAapsss> - ~ ~ svuuuup ~ 4
sbraaios q . s1Ip ~ q $500 q ~ \
Kwoss b ~ ~ cuu1r1 1ullu4
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-17
WIT AND wIsDox.

oliver Wendell Holmes says that
there Is nothing In the world tcnderet
than the pity that kind hearted young
glrl has for young man who feels
lonely. Oliver should have felt OF uhs
Young mans head before making this
statement. - Chicago Tribune.
Little wills Cunningham hss been
quite III for solne time. and dceplcss
and suffering. Tho other night. IN
the still. small hourA" ~ suddsniy ~
peated his prayer. and than sa!d'
"t,rsndmsmnna. ssk God not 10 let TIE
night be 20 longr'--Loutsvils Courier.
mo one In the world but a IrisIs-
man can mako bull funny. n Dab
lin paper some time since wns bio.
graphical notice Of RobcspIerrs. Which
concluded a. follows. sThis extr.nrdl.
nary man left no children behind HIN,
except his brother. who vas killsd q The
same iima" ... .+r~
-.sOh, yea" aid The coossnlsd man.
III am Just = veil saeIsfIed lkal ~ horSs
isn't ~ fast - soma Whea Owned
troster that could ges swuy Viii sny-
thing on the rod. I une II lrpot ~ ~
time. and dIdn't kslf snioy myself.
Nov am behind most q IL M, and
sss Ill the I'm. ."-LepsH C1ises.
Mot loug sInss LILY. . lhtls gih u
Eve yssrs, afier sayine ~ evssIae
pnyers began 10 Indulfs d ~ orlgIp0
petition Of her own. ysF, iss \ essost.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-08

Dick Barnes was in yesterday from his
ranch on Currant Creek, and he brought
with him some specimens Of sandstone
carrying native silver. such q formation
as, we believe, is found nowhere in the
world, except in Silver Reef, Utah. The
rock is found not in the mountains, but
in a sandstone butte which runs up SOM
2s miles and then makes into the noun
tain range about two miles from his house.
A man named Bottomtield, who has mined
in Silver Reef. game to his house some
time ago and pointed out the sandstone
bill to Mr.. Barnes, and told him he
thought there was q mine in it. He went
to prospecting. and has opened an iron
stained seam about an inch wide for over
! 600 feet. The seam is nearly perpen-
dicular, and is covered by a cap of white
sandstone. 1t would be singular, indeed,
and yet it appears possible, if a mine
should be developed in that sandstone,
which nobody, until recently, ever sup
posed contained any mineral matter what
ever,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-08
Eastern Elections.

Not being willing that our patrons
should be kept absolutely without news at
this time. when 80 much interest is felt in
the elections held in the East, Tuesday,
the SENTINEL (not over its own name)
telegraphed to Judge g. G. Goodwin. Of
the Salt Lake Tribune, to send us a sum
mary Of the result. We are indebted to
him for the following:
SALT LAKE, Nov. Carr is elected in
New York by 5000. The balance Of the
ticket elected is probably Democratic. The
Senate is largely Republican, and the
House Republican.
Butler was beaten by 10. 900, and the
Republicans carry everything in Massa-
chusetts.
In Pennsylvania the Republican State
ticket is elected by from II, 900 to 5000,
and the Legislature is Republican in both
branches.
New Jersey went Democratic by 5 800,
and the Legislature is Democratic on joint
ballot.
Virginia is Democratic by from IL, 900
to 10000, and both houses Of the Legis-
lature Democratic.
The Connecticut Legislature Ia Repub-
lican in both branches.
Minnesota is Republican by rs. 900.
Nebraska is Republican by q reduced
majority. GOODWIN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-08
FLUE DUST.
scraps Osn shc Notebook Of the
SemtImel's Reporter.

Scraps rOmn She Notebook Of the
seutinel's Reporter.
District Court meets At 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Try the Favorite cigar at the Postofice
Bookstore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. L. Wines returned last
night from Elko.
Eureka Lodge No. %, 1. o. o. F., meets
at 8 o'clock this evening.
Up to Nov. 1, 1883, there were IFS con.
victs in the Nevada State Prison.
The young and the old will be in attend
ance at the Union Guard ball this evening.
A new Grand Jury will be drawn to-day,
owing to the absence Of J.. s.. Wilton in
Idaho.
The Austin Reveille says the payroll of
the Manhattan 8. M. Company for October
was $4,000.
Don't fail to attend the fourth annual
ball of the Union Guard this evening at the
Eureka Opera House.
Read P. N. Hsusen's new advertisement
in this mornings SENTINEL. He has a
nice assortment Of groceries and pro-
visions.
1t is said that the Central Pacific Rail-
road folks will soon offer $50 rates for the
round trip from Haley to San Francisco,
first class, good for 60 days.
1t is rumored that Patti has under con-
sideration q trip to California. Many
weary men will once more wait in line for
the chance Of paying q small fortune for q
ticket.
In San Francisco they have q law which
requires every .'seer or astrologer" to take
u Q $50 license. Necromsncers do not
seem to be highly appreciated there. The
license fee ought to be 500.
Read Mr.. Hansen's notice. He tells
you just what his prices are, and what he
says about the quality Of his goods is the
unvarnished truth. H~ousekeepers should
not fail to call around and inspect his
stock Of rich, cheap and delicious goods.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-08
Correction.

In our issue Of Tuesday morning last, in
the report of the various bills allowed by
the County Commissioners at their recent
sitting, the types made US say that Dav. E.
Baily was allowed the sum OF 1915. This
was an error of only $500. Mr.. Baily's
salary as Commissioner is but SIS per
month. and only that amount was allowed
him. By the law Of last Winter he can
only be allowed that sum-, instead OF 800
per month, which the other Commissioners
get. We think our handsome Commits
sioner earns the sum he gets. as we know
that, just now, a seat on the Honorable
Board ia not by any means a sinecure. We
offer the unlucky compositor who made
the mistake a sacrifice TO d. w. Baily's
Just wrath, and suppose in due time the
immolstion will take place with all the
ceremonies and solemn rites made use Of
on such occasions.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-08
MINING NOTES.
Hama of what - Going On In the
Wood River Mines.

v.e,us of h - Going On I'm the
Wood River Mines.
The Hally News Of a recent date gives
US the following notes:
The Queen Victoria mine il yielding a
varv fine grade OF ore-better than ever,
in fact. within the last few days. Regular
shipments are made daily from the mine
10 the company's headquarters in Bellevue.
The Philadelphia Mining and Smelling
Company, during the time between May
Is and Nov. 81, have shipped East 2l8 car
loads OF bullion, or 80, 956 bars, the total
valuation Of which is-almost n million
dollars.
Tom Mitchell, Jack Long, Charley Behr-
man and the balance OF the mine owners in
the Tiny Young, have shut the expense
sack for the Winter. They have q lot oil
ore on the dump, but must do assessment
work on other claims before January.
A coke bin will be built at the depot to
accommodate the coke which arrives for
the Philadelphia Company. Up to the
first or middle of last month this company
received two carloads daily. The Winters
supply has been laid in. but the bin will bt
built for use in the Spring.
The Minnie Moore owners were made
glad Wednesday by drifting on the cas-
end Of their claim, and therein striking al
1S-inch vein OF solid galena, high grade
and about four or five feet Of q carbonate
character. which will be concentrated a
taken out. The Minnie Moore can o b.
said to be opened for fully 1 500 feet. ant
in half a dozen places to show from i've Il
eleven feet Of pay ore.