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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-06-13
Grand Jury Report.

Following is the report of the Grand
Jury. We, the Grand Jury, iinpan-
neled by your Honor for the May
Term, A. ID. 1888, have had under
consideration three criminal charges,
and have found one INDICTMENT, aud
ignored two char es, after examining
eight witnesses, all of which is RESP ect,
fully submitted.
w. P. McINTosH. Foreman
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-06-13

-" Althougiirvttrirg of the sort has ,ae,
Cured since the settlement ofthis dis
tiict, that watcrspouiS or cloudbursts
have On iimes gust WsAsa lhs canon
there is ahuuduni egidtucc. The
mark Of mighty current Grasses the
taluS just east ct the Oak land lnuse,
Isl tur'Gp per Al&rl o& llteioN n'atlundy.
Showing hal TIE flow WIS down from
The long wa,h' leading up toward
die head of Virginia Creek. and that
il swept iuto Min Greek AZ or near he
Gorilla reduction works. Asmiler
chNnne, has been furrowod down the
,taluS about midway between I1ln1y
and WATSON, the MMer,eanshg il c,lier.
ing tbR creek near the site of lhe'uld
slaughter house. Therefore, should
we have frequent electrical showers
during any Summer onr people need
not be surprised At seeing great rush
of water down ibis canon any after.
noon, though it Is not likely hat iaiw
damage will he inflicted 10 life or
propertr.-Homsr Mier.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-06-13
The Ratilesnnke Mae.

The Rattlesnake is a promising
claim in Santa Fe, owaed 10y Owen
Brady. 1t has been opened to depth
of thirty feet, where it shows ledge
of eight feet. The average assays
have been very encouraging, going as
high as eighty dollars in gold with a
fair showing of silver. Mf.i'Bradly
has several tons on the dump which
he will probably soon ship. r.s
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-06-13
Alone FenIaTe.

Last Friday an ancient lady from
Bodie asked the Gi Il c. agent for Il
ticket for some point ON thee. T. The
ticket was handed out accompanied
with polite intimatioa that the price
was ffty-six dollars. She pushed
some money along the window shelf,
and when Agent Wallis counted it and
informed her that il was five dollars
short, flew into aviolent passion and
declared that she. had put ont the right
amount, at the same time charging
the young man with an attempt to
rob her. She insisted THAI she had
had five dollar piece which she laid
out, and that it had been taken away.
Deputy Sheriff Gardwell, who hap
pened to: he looking on. mildly in.
formed her that the money she had
laid out was all there.
Yera liar and there's a pair of
ye., Yer afther Robin lone woman.
BE affwid yez," SO ~ 81
Jim weRtJeG tolrood over the case,
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-06-13

Tue people Of Hawthorne are max.
ing an effort toward securing he aban.
donment by the Government of the
Walker Lake Iudan reservation. 1t
is fact that valuable mineral AID ag.
ncultural ianns are by 1t Withheld
from development and public uses,
and that without the least practical
benefit 10 the Indians. The native red.
SKINS of that region are not half as
well advanced AS those of this galley,
and under the reservation system are
of infinitely less use to themselves or
The whites.-InN0 LAdepeR1eat.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-06-13

Steps haYe been taken to organize
fire company A number of citi-
zens have been agitating the matter
and discussing the ways and means.
Mr.. Yerington has been written to
concerning fire plugs, and should his
answer be favorable meeting will be
called of which notice will be given.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-06-13
A Burst Of Grammar.

The Eureka Sentinel has di Recovered
thai there is difference of meaning
hetMeen "a tariff Tor revenue only u
and IL tariff only for revenue" II
the adlyerb only qualities revenue y,
in bolh instances il ought TO do 50
with equal Force in both cascs, ether
wise an ads,rh Gs a aelus ion and n
snare. Isn't that 80, Mr.. i rotrSsor Of
of the Sentinel ?--7'usrarora Ne,cs.
The Nens is sighGs mistaken in
alIrihuling To lbe Ssatinlt the honor of
pointing out the velbll distinction
alladc.l Ia, Toe I,on,t belongs 10
Governor Ben, Butler, of Mnssachu.
chuselts, who talked nj great length 10
an interviewer on the force of "unk !"
before aud after revenue Either
tlis or the interviewer lied, 9TH
Ben, and his inlciW ever would, how.
ever, be very glad to read the remarks
of the Neios to he informed of some.
dining new in Eogish gram hit hlt
only qualities "reveane AT all
Eureka Sentinel,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-06-13
Ida Valley.

John Gomez and Blue Dick, ct Ida
Valley, have each about twenty tons
of gpod ore at their mines. They
intend shipping their very rich ore,
which runs up into the thousands, to
San Francisco and are getting itmill
ready TO work the other grades.
!, The Brown HOPE has few tons of
excellent ore which will soon be ship
ped. - -
A number of miners are taking out
ore. which will be worked at the Little
milf '
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-06-13
Arrivals for the Picnic.

Yesterday afternoon Admiral Nc.
Kenzie brought a party of friends
with him from Virginia, wbe came to
attend the Coryville picnic on Friday
The party consists of the following
ladies and gentlemen: j. b Malhon,
G. l.. Mckenzie, Mrs. G. II. Bryan,
Master Charles Bryan, Mrs. Harmon
and Miss Lizzie O'Rourke.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-06-13

The town of Columbus, and the
borax marsh adjacent to 1t, have been
the subject of some eonteation and
the not little lively scene of reloca-
tions. Somebody. thinking to do
something Of interest so himself got
everybody else excited, hence the
scramble.-Ttue Fissure.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-06-13
The Water Works.

Connection was made yesterday on
the new water pipes and we are now
supplied with water direct from the
springs. This removes all danger Of
scarcity rs bone will now he lost, by
sinking into the ground before reach
ing the pipes.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-06-13
Mount UinhlO Bullion.

The following is from the last
weekly report of that company A
shipment of bullion amounting to
S5,S07 81 was made May 31st and one
of $6,S72 81 on June 3D.. The total
shipments for May were valued at
SOL, 1922 49, q
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-06-13

He was five.year old grandson of
the author of Uncle Toms Cabin.
and he was swinging on rel ghbor's
front gate. willie, said his mother,
" MIR. Smith doesn't like to have any
ono swing on hisgate." "a don't care
Tor Mt Smith, was t@e reply, Nor
fpr has OK, nor his ass, nor anything
that as his" Willie" again said his
mother, do you know who wrote
those words YOU use SOP" No" sale
Willie, 81 dino; s'pect it was Gran'm
Stowe, though"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-06-13

H. W. Loekerman, at Dave. Ora.
hams saloon, gives perfect satisfaction
to customers who need shave, hair
ext or shampoo. He is experienced in
the business. and is known to most
people in this part of the country.
Give him Il call.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-06-13
X. of p.

Esmeralda Lodge No. is, K. of p,
will be instituted tomorrow evening
by Grand Chancellor r. B. Mitchell.
A number of Knights from Carson. and
the Comstock will be here. All breth-
ern of the order are invited to attend,
as viii! be seen by notice under New
TO.daY.'' --N
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-06-13

Hedrick & Thorn, near the depot,
have one of the finest general stocks of
notions to be found in Nevada. There
is the place to get fruit and vegetables
also, tobacco, cigars, candies, etc.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-06-13

Special prices are made on oxides, carbon
ates ana Other desirable smelling ores
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-15

Ufifiionire Elm @brterbna bera,sgeben
fDnnen. 9iniibtIih ibrer 2ebenStpeiie,
tDle aud in geaus auf 3ipiIiIation ssis
gen Die Beipobner Rpreas cine beIpnoere
Mebnlidfeit nit ben @binelen anoererz
ieIts seigen ii6 ieoob AUDI groBe llndbns
ll4feitenL uub bas foreanilde BoIf lit in
irtrflide Raltsn einsetbeiIt. Die offi3ieae
0telision lit rer 8uobbaismus, fpabreno
man unter ben 8elebrten bic 2ebre beS
&cnfu5lus Derbreitet tiubet. S6on Dor
nebreren s5abrbunberten baben Hriitlide
Nlliitondre lin 2anpe espreoist uno es
CAB eine 3eit in fpel9er ith 100000
Gbrilten aufRorea befanoeu. sSn Der neue=
item 3ett baben mcbrere fransDliIAe Mils
llonare lbr 2eben bort berIoren.
IS 1T lebt ippbL feinem ,3peifeI unter=
iporfen, DaB Sorea, ipsnn eS nun oem
WeItbanoel gepTfnet spercsn iollte, in uan=
der 8esiebuns ein portrsIfli9er Wiartt
iperoen piirfte, uno man tpirD eS besbaIb
be8reifen oaB mebrere 3ipililirte Wtdtbte
oaran searbeItet baben oaS 2auo su err
i4lieB:n. 9ta9 oerlbiebenen 8eeeben=
beiten, bic nor= uno rtdfpdrts fabrten, lit
Dies nun au9 gesIudt 1876 befam SSas
pan feiten SUB I'm 2anbe, unb lett Der
Belt baben 9soroamerifansr, @nsIdnber
uno 5ransoien nit oem &Dnise &orea' 8
Sreunpi6afts=Irattate ssI9loilen 10 bab
auf bieie 9Seiie alp glu8iibt auf ein
neues 6ebtet fir ben Sanbel porban6en
1T. Ob oiele neue 3sit Den Bepobpern
8orea's @Ilf brinsen ipirb, barilber
fann man buraaus feline ii6ere
WIeinuns baben; oaB Iie aber, ebenIo
irie bic Sapaneien III nibt 3u feruer 3sit
auf srOBe 8erdnberunsen ioipobI in Der
9sbenspeiie ipie AUDI in Der Sebensaufs
faHanS, einSebsn miliien liest tIur Su
Gage, leIblt iDenn e6 nidt 70 i9nea tpie
in Sapan sei9eben Iplte. Sic iino ia
ni4t sIeid ben Gbineisn sabIrei9 senug,
um iia Der eurOpdiiasn 3ipiIilation err
ipe9ren gu tDnnsn uno iosar bic Gbinelen
n,itisn it9 bod allmdIiS beussn, ipsnn=
sIei6 oies freili6 nisIe Belt srforbsrt,
bis pieie 10 tpeit tommen.
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Sinan3s 8ebeimnis. =

Srau VI; r0as fam i9 Sbnen i4on
ia5en, meln Dlann ipeun mid niHt BAIT
......IO lang franf uno feinen 8erbienIt.
nno bod ipa 9lae5 i'm SausbaIt recbi
ietn !" = 9ta9barin ySa, baS bab' ia
i9on oft su melnem Utann s'fast --ina,r
muB lt6 8 'rao ipunoeru, tpie Sie'S mas
ben, baB Sic cur9fcmmen; - tpie fan.
gen Sic benn bGs nur all ?" - sSrau " !:
sDas Jag t6 nattlrIid bios III Sbnen,
Srau Na6barin = tpiIien Slid bIsib'
bait iberaa 9llss fhulois."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-15

ooer lehlte Sabrbunbert peripeiien tpiirz
ben. Vile bret Ippen uno tbre Wilhfors
men, ooer iDenigitens Iebtere, finben iih
init peri6tpinpenoen Iusnabnten in allen
8emeinoent in Stloten unb DDrFern nnb
unter alien GtGnben S6ipubsnS unter
einanber. Die Yscbahtuna Der Ghuls
timber utb SoIoaten in ben Iebten SSabrsn
bat nur ben BeipeiS erbraht SaB NIT Der
3unabn,e Der bIauen glusen unD bloaben
9aare bel ben Gripadlenen aud bic Rbr=
pergrDbe iteiet B. 3. paB lth Der sernla=
nilbe lupus unb feline Wlii9fprmen aud
ieBt nod burd &6rpergrbBe ausseidnsn.
Bie ldon bemerft itirnmt bic Ges
Ihihte ppllfon,men gu ben lnterlu1uns
gen Der 9lutbrpppIogen in Sd,tpaben.
DaS 5eblen beS rdtbslarmatiIhen lupus
por Der rDnlif6en EerioOe rno leiu maIs
ienbaftes 9luftreten nit ibr 1timmt init
ben 9taari6ten Der flaiIilben S6riftA
teller, caS erltmaIise sluttreten Ses turas
nil6en IppuS tpdbreuo Der 9bIteripun=
cerilng unp feline relatipe Selteubeit nit
benz eriten t3use Der Sunneu mo Der
Ibatia5s bab BON ibuen tpsnig &riesSs
sefan9ene 9emadt ipuroenL bic 8eritdr=
flung Der fur5fppfiseu Glemeute an einisen
Srten NIT Der biitoriib na6suipeiienben
ueberIiebeluuS ipenoii9sr @efansener
Ourb Den Oeutidoroen.
50 finb Die S6ipaben in ibren sers
maniIben 3beilen 9tadtommen Der IIes
manneil llnb Sranfen, IN ibren iibrigen
Der Sauptmafe nud, Der nad Der Grobe=
runs 5uriifssbIiebenen rDmii4en 8enbls
ferund iOtuie Der ipGbreuo Der Sriese se=
gen cte Slapen bon &GrI bem Groben
an Bis auf Die Oeuti6rroenSritter auses
iieoeIten iIapii4stpenoii4en &riessses
fanaenen.
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Gin eotteriesswlnn.
Cine ulnsrjfaisii4s Seius.

Gin blitblbiher, FEEDER sSunae mar Der
gbrofatenI9reiber glpbert Grdiu pber
Bobby, tpie feline pertrauten sSreunbe bon
9iprfoIf ibn nanntsn. 0as fano cu1 Die
fIeine UttlIie Dunoee uno bate ben fur
iie in Gisbe ersIilbssn 8obbp gar gu germ
Sebeiratbet. 9lbsr adj g4ie lit e8 oD6
rnaneenebr, tpenn man einen bDIen al.
ten Bapa bat, ber'S nibt Isioen nil.
0ritnbe bate Der alte Serr Dunoee baSu,
oas 1T fpabr. 9ie giatur bate 10 pieL
fur Bobby eetban saB 5ortuna aus Cons
currsnsneib 'br Sauborn niht auf ieinem
0eae Ieerte um proIaiib gu fpreden,
8ob5p'S 8brIs mar itets 10 iblant ipie Die
Tatas elmer JtorfoIfer S66neu, uno lei
Der beItano DfilIies sanaer Betstbum au9
nur aus ibrem euten Sersen uno benz bib
ibsn puppsusslidt6en, tpeI9es 9obb9 10
iebr Iiebte.
Benn man aber 9tuII uno glua abbirt,
10 fnIrb nidtS baraus,
OaS iaSte AUDI Bupa 0unbee, ndms
LID, eab ni4tS oaraus tpilroe, unb i6idts
Bobbp zines Absnbs NIT oielsm 8ei9eio
unb Den beitsn SeSenSwani1sn beinL bas
beiBt, Bobby sins nidt beim, ionOern bi,
rect III Die &neipe, no feline Iufreauna
Iib beim ibfpsren 8isre ssraee niat Ieate.
Die sanse gtadt sriibeIte Der ibDne Sunse,
ipie man ploslib su elmer Summe @eIz
oes sslansen fDnnte, benn Sobbp ipar
ni9t aus jensm 3absn StotI sema9t, tpeIs
der NIT eiisruer Gpniequens Iein aIteS
2eOer burb Ianse SABRE Der 8ebarrli9s
felt in ein soIoeneS SlieS nsriuanceIt.
Stem Bobby ippllte nibeIoS reid tper,
ben.
ST iudbte ale Mbenb unS Morgen, Oh ct
nidt psrIorene portefeuilles in ben Stras
ben iinbe, um bic 8sIObnuns bss sbrIis
6sn6inbsrs stnsubstmIsn. GbenIc frampf.
baft eripartete er eas DurGgeben elmer
uobIsn @quipass um Die Sniaiien bonn
Iobe ;u erretten unb ic Den Spbn Der Tu.
genb 3u empfanSen, aber ni6t Der flsinite
HnsludSfaa irpIlte Bobby su isinsmGlide
psrbsIfsn.
Gum SpieIen in Der 2pttsrie febIten
ibm Die Giniasmittel une ebenlo Sunl Bets
ten auf benz griinen Selpe bss BILLIARDS.
Die sinsise AufbeIeruns ieiusr SsrbaIts
niile, bic Mooition nit elmer bebabieen
Mitttpe, Der Shenftpirtbin, Die benz
fdmudenS Sunssn sulpeilsn psrsaHtis nabe
riidte une ibn periOnIid elm @las Bier
ofisrirts, Ssri6udbts 8obbp Senn er tpar
fslt entlhIollsn niemaI8 oas Ssrs lsiner
iibes MilIie au bre&en uno iein etsenes
sbsnfaIIs bell ;u erbalten. Gr tra,te isis
ner Shlaubsit, tpsI6e 10 tpsit ssbplfen
unb aud ferner helisn tpirbe. llns 70
tpar es aud!
GnsIi& iisI ibm Elm slansenbsr Gsbants
Elm.
JerIooite man nidt i'm ,a,lnlipsrein"
BiIber? gerlcolte man ni6t in ben
MuctiOnen uaoertauft seb!iebsns @sssas
itanDes
Sit Der i46ne 8obbp l,idt aud sin @ss
senitano, babi& uis Elm Bib Il, Dsssol.
cstsns ytabmene
eatss u Usis4iist sssiaanssn sss lists
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-15
Rubne 8ertbeibiouna.

&i6ter: so, Diausler, min gr
mir nun einr1aI furS anse5en tpie Or IN
ben Belts oieier Stuei 5ufeiIen gsIanst ift2
Der S9mleo 8altbes bebauptet ndmIit,
tie leien ibm iitnBIt seitobLen tporben. a.
1RduSler Sur @nabea L bab' bic giz
fen sefunben. - 8idsr:: ,,Gr.s $50
6enn p N6usIer aSn meiner Gtub'n
btnter'm Diem. ~ Gldter:: ,,,ya, gum
Seufsl, iDie ioIlten Die S5ufeiIea bInter BEN
Diem IN Seine Stube getoulnen iein 2!'s--
Vtdnsler vGu'r 8nao'rJ q. miro bait
lult por '9tIters "a anal a. Straubn
eur9 'sanssn iein ?"
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st Gieiiae @aIanterie.

Der 9err Jteferenoar tan;t nit berlod5s
ter osS 9auies, Die etnen 3isrIi9en 5d6er
BON GlTenbeln III oer fIeinen S,ano bait.
Sbrer bs'Ben Stirn fpebt lis 8ublung su,
ba = . ipeb ! - itOBt ein 9tabbar lie an,
Der Sdder entfdIlt i9rsn Sanoen uno
brtdt 9ranIam in mebrere 5tade. ,@nas
oissS 6rduIeiiL" ruff tr0itenD Ser Serr
aeferenSar, gipenn i'd elm elephant mare,
slauben sic mir, ia tpiirbe mir iogIei5
slnsn 3abn au6Siebsn, me sSbnen einsn
''suen 6d9er earaus MAIDEN Ialien !"
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SrauaGeit uHo Arst.

SD baE cine Rrantbeit, IietIit
aSie Der iunse Miaientos,
Gnlsit Nrst, Der tie an SiiEs
Gait nod iitcrragsn mag.
Aobbelslist bon Der eillsn
Son benz anoern tisf entsitdt
Bin iee. mar ipobI ie o,sf Erben
Gitsr. glsiH nsir, 70 beslldt2
9at irobl fpsr bel ieinen @reltsn
&eniger, ipie idb, 9eSldt?
Giner ieiiies SelierS Tr1ntlsin
Glerissr binabsesshlrdt2
9dtt' ipObI ipsr, ipis 10. 10 gsrus
Sn's llnenoliebe gebebnt
Geine 2eiben unb 70 b6ufia
Ssinsn Arst Psrtsiseisbnt2
@stt. Str nlsint. itb Iii BON Sinnsn?!
Nsin Jag iH. unb itbHinAI lleinl
ARtlas ssnnttstt III cts 2igbt
nhs ntsln y ~ - Nv n ~ @st4
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DerfIeine Beffimiit.

Batter: oBarum freult Oh did
benn gar nidt iiber bic pieIen 5pieISas
sesn ose SI aum Geburtstag befoninen
bait :"
5unge: oBeiI i6 an Die bieIen
S9lase bent, biei9 triss' bis gIIes gers
idlasen it,"
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Aus bem miIitarii6sn era.

III n.
Steutenant: n3u tpel9emStaDbs
seboren Six, 8orppralW
corporal: 8 gum @ebritan6e II
Steutenant: yGut - llno SD
IN me1ner iesigen StelIuns 2"
Gorporal: y3um 9ebrltanoe !"
Steutenant: yGut - Ilnb tper
1T oanu Sbr Ndbrjtano 2" -
Sorporal: Die aDdin beim 9eis
teripirth."
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Manaigfaltiges.
3 sri i9tisuna.

StaatsannaIt: ,Na, 3um au.
tut, ipelB Gr oeHn aud, baB Eein Glas
nalsn,ent uno paB ba falin lit ?1-ggss
seflastsr: Der pab unS oas 5isnaIssl
men: Gns i40n si4siG absr so bin
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Oaa,e Summer 924.
I @Iid Der 8 ii nj nj beit.

Der SanSI unb Der 9aserI fino 70 bIiBs
bageloummt oab &einsr merit, ME bumfs
Der AnDers lit.
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Ssu6ffroGftGe 2soefeniueis6eit.

Der bIobe @seante lnaht fsin @eSictt,
90 gilt in Die rebte 6Drin ibu faIIen.
Der solbeRite 3beinioein munoet cir itid5t.
3rscenSt Jpn bcr Dirtb III t.Raffeetaiisn.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-15

Cine mufifaIifhe 8I6Be
God ter: Batter seb' 2baht, Jest
tcasnt oas ipunoerid6ne 4basio !"gaa
ter. CSllft imSaaI berum) ,,g8o bsnn?"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-07-15

9it ! @taIil< I |ti<r
sas Sonnsassblatt So Gipsinne Hsss5tles<, MI ~
rntsrtaitines. .aatnrs ssniomt ~ isI6rni AZ falt1s
fa1li4 sur4 BE 1reHitsis ~ pafs strBlIsat 6ssn
GrsaElnssen aass.
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and child. OF late years he resided on
q small farm in Hertfordshire He went
often to London, and was also q well
known figure in Fleet street, walking
with the aid Of crutches and dressed in o
remarkable style. ne was the author
among other works, of s'The Rife Rang
Hunters, = in 1850. in both of which the
author detailed his experience of prairie
life and war like adventure; "Desert
Home; or Family Robinson" in 1851;
'.The Boy Hunters" in 1852; "The
Young Voyageurs, in 1858; THE For
est Exiles," in 1854; THE Bush
Boys; or. Adventures in South Africa,
and "The White Chief" novel, ia
1866; ''The Young Yagers" and Quad
roon," novel, in 1856; 1.-THE Plant
Hunters; or, the Himalayan Mountains"
in 1857; "Oceola," a novel, in 1859; 1.-The
Wood Rangers" novel; '.The Hunters
Feast" novel; "Quadrupeds- What
They Are and Where Found;" 'sThe
Tiger Hunters" and ssBruin; or The
Grand Bear Hunt" in 1860; "Ran Away
to Sea- WAR Trail; or, Hunt of the
Wild Horse" and "Wild Huntress," in
1861; 1.-THE Maroon" a novel, in 1862;
"Croquet," in 1868; "Clif Climbers; or,
the Lone Home" "Ocean Waits" and
White Gauntlet, a Romance" in 1864;
'sThe Headless Horseman," in 1865;
"Adoat in the Forest, in 1866; 1.-The
Giraffe Hunters. "ss The Guerilla Chiefs,
"Quadrupeds" and 1.-THE Child Wife,"
in 1868; ''1'he Getaways; Story of Adj
venture in Borneo, 1.-The Fatal Cord"
s'The White Squaw" and "The Yellow
Chief in 1870; s'The Finger of Fate, in
1872; "The Death Shot" in 1878; "The
Mountain Marriage" in 1875, and
.Gwenn Wynn" in 1877.
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Gold BY the Ton.

The Amador (Cal. Dispatch says: One
OF the richest strikes known iii the min
ing history of Californis was made three
miles south of this place last Saturday.
A pocket of quartz Of almost unparalleled
richness was found less than 100 feet
from the surface, in which was contained
from $75 200 to $100, 900. and about two
tons in quantity. Much of this might
be termed chunks of gold instead of gold
bearing quartz. Some of these pieces
OF solid gold were about as heavy as a
man could lift from the ground. The
largest piece was an oval, sixteen by
twenty-five inches. and six or seven
inches thick. This gold is almost black,
and OF the same character as the former
rich strikes found in the same mine. We
have no doubt that this is the richest find
OF gold ever known ia the United States
at one time.
During Friday ton of this gold
freighted metal was taken out. It is not
so rich as the gold streak taken out some
time ago, but there is vastly more # it.
The value of this bonanza is estimated at
from $50, 900 to 100000. The ledge is
i've feet wide, and the whole face of it is
held together, as it were. by spikes of
solid gold. Altogether 5000 pounds have
been taken from this bunch of ore, and
the end is not yet. The very rich streak
from which this mass of free gold has
been taken ranges from an inch or so up
to twenty inches in width. The previous
seam varied from the thickness of knife
blade to three inches.