davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-11

fobIen. Darum finb le bann iebt pers
boten2 Damn bdtten lid i'm 2aufe Der
Sabrtauienbe-bie ia bor eiuem elpigen
8otte aber au9 nur cine gang feline
5panne 3eit Elm fonnen-oie irbii6en
8erbaItnife, bic 8egrife bon Gut uno
86ie berart p%erdnbert, 6aB ale iene
Dinge iebt 5ur emigem 8erbammniB
fibren, bic einit Elm Soft %moblgefali=
ges Werf tparen. @ie. nm Mles in
Ser Welt, iol li6 Der 8ibelglauz
bige aus bielem @onf icte b%erausbelfen?
Denn er mag iib breben uub tuenoen,
mie ct min, es siebt bier i1ur elm vgnts
roeber" unb elm nOber". 1no atpar:
@ntweber, Die Bibel enttammt
g6ttli6er Sfenbarung, aber Der Seufel
p%ertritt beute iene Mni6auungen, bic
Sebobab bor Sabrtauienben b%ertrat,
ober Die Btbel 1T Weni9ennerf unb
6ann iinb ale iene Mdnsel unb Wiberz
iprii6e bon benen iie mimmmelt ni9ts
Muhd0iges, ba man BON Meni9enmerf
acknowledgements ni9ts 8ollfommenes,
TeblerlDies ertparten barf. Damn farm
es ferner niGt Wunber nebmen, bab 1i1
auf Gruno Der 8ibel 10 aiemli9 ieoe
S6eubli9feit unb iebes 8erbreden
re9tfertigen ldBt. 9enn mas benz al
ten @brder por 5000 Sabren gut uno
f60n 6iinfte, ma6t ben beutigen 8irger
ber Ser. Staten pom6gli9 gum
3u9tbauss Ganbioaten. 9aran iftaber
ni6ts Wermunberli6es mebr. Befrem=
bend 1T nur ber @ebanfe, baB elm e,pi=
ger, allneiier un6 aQmiHenoer @ott i'm
2aufe BET 3eit feline @nf6auungen BON
@ut uno 80fe dn6ern folte.
So miiHen nit alio, felbf tpent1 mir
sugeben pDGelt, baB Die 8ibel piel Gu
tes unb S90nes, @rbabenes unb @6les
entbdlt, gu ber ueber5eugung gelangett,
Dab cine S@rift, tpel6e 8erbre6en nn6
Ibi6eIli6feiten aaer Dirt gutbeiBt utb
a1tempfieblt, minbeifens ni9t ip6rtli9
BON Soft Die @rifen5 zines Sol9en
ttatiirli6 INNER DDrausgeiebt = inIpiz
rirt, 5. B. geofenbart fein fann. @as
aber bann2 Stun, bann lit fie Elm Menz
i6enperf, Elm i96nes 8ermd6tniB berz
gangener Sage, cine Sammllng BERT
li6er, gum She'll bo@poetif@er 9i9z
tu1gen Der 8or5eit, bic mir a9ten,
i6dBen urb lieben f0nnen, 10 bel unier
0er5 b%erlangt, lit Der aber 1tur einz
fdltige Iarrer ein ftreng ri6tenbes Sc
ieBbu9 uft6 elm bonn 9immel berabs
gefauenes Document zines grtmmigen
Weltenri9ters fehen f6nnen!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-11
MIerlef.

9ie tuenigen nod in 2arebo unb
San Mntonio befinoli6en Manni9af=
item oes 8. acknowledgements baben
8efebl gum Nusriiden erbalten. Sic
follen gegeH Die gbepenres berpanbt
tuerben.
= Som 1. Sanuer Bis beute muir
ben muir 260 8auerlaubniBi9eine aus
gegeben gegen 543 pdbrenb berielben
periobe i'm nergangenen Sabre.
= &oniul &unge in 6alpeitom bat
elnen Sobtenf6ein fit ben i'm bieiisen
4rmenbaus perfOrbenen 9einrih Nnton
9ermann Singer berlangt. Singer
lou 8erm6gen binterlaiien baben, uel=
DIES feline Grau iebo9 obne bic n5tbi=
gen papiere ni6t erbeben fam.
= Gin 8latt in &od Sslanb, Sls.,
benz friberen Wobnfb Mar DIFFERS,
beri@tet, baB er bortfeIbit bereits
S9minbeleien begging, aber Dem @rm
Der @ere6tigfeit enti@llpfte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-11
We1te @nnren.

llnermiiblid in ieinem Offer, bas 8eite au
bieten, mas Der Warft Iiefert, bat Der betannte
S9mbbanbIer 9err JAS. MARTIN ei.
men neuen Sorratb bon Damea- unb Rinber.
S9uben einselest, Der aaeS ibertriTt, mas mir
bisber in bieier 8rande faben. Sic banbse.
nabten S9ube ftnb BON elmer 2eidtisfeit unb
@legana unit jeben Gub, pollten fagen iebes
glb4en, an 5ieren. @ir erfu6en bic Damen,
ii9 bic neuen 8aaren an5uieben unb fe iperben
nit ms abereinitimmen, bab Sas. Martin fei.
men @uf, Der faibionable Sdubbdnbler unlerer
Stabt gu iein, aufredt erbaIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-11
Cine sInttpprt aemiimfht.

aann irgenb Semano einen Sail bon Mieren.
ooer eeber.a rantbeit %brinse,, ben bas electric
Bitters ui9t fdneu furirt2 @ir faaen Stein,
benn taufenbe bsn GaIen iinb ernie enerrnaben
DION sebeilt toroen. 8risbts Diseafe, Sarn.
aub, S9pG9e ober irsenD clue anbere banit
Seriuanote aranfbeit fdnel sebeilt. Electric
8itters reinist bas BIut, resnIirt Die @inae>
peioe uns pirft Direct auf ben Ieibenben She'll.
Sebe Glafde sarantirt. so Gents bic Glafde
bel u. Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-11
Bonn Mfaoemiferz8aIl

Sunge Dame: ~l1nb nun, Serr
8aufiibrer, laIen Sic mid Sbnen nod
etuas Sroqiges er3dblen. Sic tperben
laden. llnfere Gabe 1T nit 6inter>
lai1ung BON Z Sunsen %seitorben. Stun
pdpple i'd bic fleinen &dBden nit Der
Jlai6e sroB."
gaufibrer: nIQerbinss Orolig, aber
ni6t gang neu, mein gndbiges 6rdulein.
Sd babe i9on man6en 2ater nit Der
Glaf1e g~roBge3ogen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-11
8uflens Mrnica: salbc.

9ie bette salbe Der @rlt fit Sduitte,
Suetidunsen, @esdwiire, Sieber- unb Saut.
ausidla9, 6ledte, seiprunsene Sdnbs, Groif.
beulcn unb ale Sautfranfbeiten furirt Sa.
mOrrboioen ober feline 8esabIuna. 8oaise
Satisfeation earantirt ober bas @elo miro
snrildertattet. 20 Gents bic SdadteI bel u.
Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-11

-pbotograpbien, tpelde in gaIIa=
10 ans 8aIIerie, Alb Oft Soufon=
StraBe genommen tperoen, fin6 in
ie6er 0inii9t bolfommerl unb f6nnen
ni6t ibertroffen tperben. @er cine
borslaG6e photographic gu mdBigem
preife miini9t, Dem empfeblen nit, mad
Gaaamaps @alerie gu geben, un6 ct
tpirb 5uftieoengeitelt tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-11
Nus Der 6muIbraris M

= Mus Der @9ulpraris. Mfan be-
ri9tet aus 9. lit &b. folgenben 8orfaa:
Ser S9ulinfpeftor $. belt i'm Sorfe
9. bic idbrli9e S9ul > prifung ab.
Siefe fiel Dortreffi9 aug, benin faum
bate Der 2ebrer cine Grage gsftelt, 10
boben ale @9iler ben Mrm. Oils bic
Prhfung gu gnoe mar, lobte Der 9err
S6ulinipeftor 2ebrer unb S6iiler nit
parmen Worten. Nuf benz 9eimpeg
ging Der feline Sobannes teben feinem
Batter ber, ber aud Der prifune beige
pObnt bate. %r5obannes", faste Ser
Batter, r9u baft MIes gepuBt, tparlm
bat Der 2ebrer Sid ni6t gefragt2" sd
babe ni9ts gepuBt," entgegnete Ser
&nabe. Iber Du baIt BEL ieber Srage
ben Irm geboben." Sen linfen Mrm,
Batter" n@as fpl bas beiBen!" fubr
Der Mann iein Sinh am. 9ieies fab
eritaunt gu benz er5iirnten @ater auf
unb ermi5erte: Scr 9err 2ebrer bat
gefagt, bel ber Prtfung beben ole
S9iiler ben Nrm. Wer bic Mntmort
peiB, ben re9ten, tper ni9ts meiB, ben
Iinten. Sd babe es re@t sema6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-11

Velvetine Powder" 9ieie
graparatiOn puroe suerf in Ser preubilden
@rnlee sesen berbribte unb s~rinbise Gibe, ae.
gen oaS Wunbreiten ODER @unblaufem, aeaen
Rridelbibe uno ale Der 1leberbibuns oes 8lutes
entiprinsenben Sautfranfbeiten ~ansepanbt.
@ls elm Wuloer fir ainber ifebt es unibertrof>
fen ba. @reis % Gents. Yrdparirt unb gum
@erfauf bel y. 9reib, Mlamlo Drug Store,
San Wntpnio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-11

Dead Shot" Sereip @orm 0ini.
ment tpirft fiber unb f6nea. Sieies Eminent
tobtet Die @irmer ausenblidlid /; bdIt GIiegen
ab unb beiIt bic @unbe. SIM Ba1er a~ufaeIof
III es Elm ausseaeidnetes Seilmittel gesen irsenb
melbe @unben beim @ieb. Nreis SO Gents.
grdparirt nnb SUM 8ertauf bel u. 9reib
Gan Intonio. 1876 tuip
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srmproved Condition Powders. fir wf,

be unO @inbbieb. Elm ausseaeidneteS unb ct.
probes 9uIber in Der BebanSIuna BON SUB.
franfbeiten aIer art, ausemeine llnpablidfeit,
Mnuadfem Der Saut, @dube, selbes @aIer,
Wangel an Mppetit. @ebrau9sanpeiIuna auf
Der Etitette. Gabriairt bon unb. .sum @erfauf
bel MboIpb Dreie, @lamo 8lasa, sesen.
iber Der EOfoffiee, Gan sntonio.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-31
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. %, 1885.

ndexp FROM the
Board o
Public
menw De n medb Y aid Board
o
e
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-31

Benefits. Damages. Balance
Supposed owner and description.


I fence lsuS 31 s S il .a ss@% Same
50 II" $500 $500 same eta
SR1 9s as5 fsa &s & a a
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S Scr @ 1u % 2v %Gs sssd as . m
Si n On s 4nS sa rspa S"9' ssao A sS
S 5s ss S G S1 W ss s7. SG3"
$1,000.
s @ line i'm rs, Gso ny 2 Se: E easi
50 90 s. IS sSsGTpEpo
W FR3E E 9Sf a g@s %data 9S9 fs 5000 $500
s'9 9s F s ha % q Gn s ss sas TnP s as
Dennis
's For PAUL P T l Hsas sas5
or - ~
Peter s Gq fa a "3 5 sstS Ssnns: s,o
% @ P % addition TO Paul except sO 90 s." Nv Pence
s F FIR % 81 ia 80 &StnS fSsss oao $50 $50 81 joe
p @ % Gn5 TIC % 21saa P 4ss aa 5000 $50 IS.
sans r 9 % @ Ga1s a a E9Hs addition 5000 $500
sans F h" 81 s Gas5 %S a;, S"s a A3s 9
% F Sns HdHPo1 t A Fa Avenue 5000 $500 S S
sans Fl h s Aanss Ga s sss Sean ss s.
ssss B. % #ss e. :: sss? %
mt ssa i ass Ssa5 @ sf SCI. :
sf paul. H S as AS51s t 5s5 S3 addition 50 $50 SIS.
Ell @ Ia 10th s9 2a5 Pfs Asefs sss: sss
S99 9s p s8 T s Gao ae HP edition 5000 $500
spa 1st I Ga water Sf r Gn S nf2s as ss
@ % Gp'9 1 Avenue 's ssso aSa"sP
's sss. % On s1 a s2 sa H# s Addition % sF
$ s s i S5;s s.:5 81:
Mary sasaan F F north Take ~ lot 1sE1
PaP @ Anthony addition to sra1l p: $1,000 5000 supR
s p zaaa Pa the taken 5 s 9s Sss E s9
PAUL. S 81 @ ri 5 81 5: 5s 50, SIS" S'
s l9H s ai s:F 1T f f ies'3 4a AZ %
sf PAUL Si S$ .sS 5 s1n SSi s IS. SIS"
s Eos Sss I'm ss sAsa %' 1r s%"f': s5 as @ -
@ % Hsso zng A 1 MH5S 1s a~ 50 $780, $500 a Ia
s % 1 % s apy lassa f aass6 a9
'f@s s E 8f inc t@ s s5 f9s sfa
'? ss. ss OF s s5 g s sss s aSa 5S $
as n s5 @ 4 a sHsss
P%P @ Aa3ons addition TO Paul except 500 $50" S%%si
A 5a s%s s a& 9s s ss9 ss As $4,000, & S
PaS @ S ANTONY Paul except $50 So"
i F @ an Gasa ss 8a5 afaaao st 50 5000 $50,
sans s a % n&o s,aad s"Hs removed as9' $ S ns
s Rf ISL Gay 9 Avenue S sS as" S to ESs;
sf sE@ Ss Ps issa g avenue 5000 $500 $500 ~
4 rs @ @ Gass 4saaa P edition 5000 $500 Ps
Sans S % @ anS S 21sad S"sa a5 As@H sss9"
sf s ss f s 27dss sG"s ssiss
sss5ss 70 7 Ps,a ss,s . Ress,
S P, @ @ in S addition to 5! Paul e1ss? $50 $50"
s1 s Hsus 1s Hs4saa 5000 sp .n
se Virgins Fss 2eH H1s ss sal lit % f r ss
SsssS : EN- except 5 55n Aver ln rs $50 Mars
supps
zfSs +: nSs g. Gsh 'fs S ss; 5. $50 s.. " WISE
'f7 Tot pssf hs ss; y lsHaay Avenue ss
S SH#s sdHt anthony A,1. on 5000 500 $500
' e. f % % 1s:9 s9s s9S sss s s.
\
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-31
yde Park Addition to st. Paul

Benefits. Damage Balance
n W itson That artof w l5ofSE ofsecion
la ar o / o ton 4town2
St road,
ms Paul 90 90
| W kept FEiSnmen gersS condadd ho toSt
auI Tina partofE q o of ntion 81, town29
49, O St. and nthOnyr
mn acres Of tina par tot the of
e. and s
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-31
Confirmation Of Assessment for OPENING Widening and Extension Of St. An
thOnY Avenue

thUnY Avenue
ot cT7 of ST 1 r RG4nR a G As M W. I
1ss sass r $sst H 3ssse a ss % f 4Rsa"s
Ps wG in d for sa said R0a y Ssi t oaSe s%
ne confirmed BY % ~ S SHOWN " ' contrary" SAID assess
@ asse asn ss the OF the property O
' T#Sss 3sa5s rs% IA! ss s as drawn ~ ''
@ d se Adao1 reH Ahony A7sn%s $4,000 90,
% and pTs anho aS 4Sen1e Paul. except $500 90 $4,000
S n s On n9 %1snus TS m6d ASaSn to so $3.50 $50
o 5 T s9nGos zdSGa lot r aSP" 3ssa ST
a9:r%s $500 $4,000
s ao s ? fa @% i'm T1s s aHG 4 S9s
s e @ on G f nH fHs Of fsn H5S lSsSas
S RR A % faH n4 HassS fo % g8 4%
s5aas ISaa a i I Sa4i sa Sub 65 % % $3.50
S1 a. Psf1s sss HasSpP G a1saus coo
S5 e 5 4 R" ss 81 ss'3 91s f 49sass
S GFsgs ct Paul at Psat of Ps % Bqss As
Sss%s63 land o .m,
s9 s pf f RISK a5 5Ssns5 ra: 5000 SEQ
%? Paul II n s 5 sSg % sva tb yqss IS
Addition Taken or ST anthony ATanne ne OF sd iunr $3.50
s1 P taken s 3bSaF FT aTs5s5 $50
+ f@$ 9's 81 $S H. Eli ss:s! Ssa}ss
assn 55
AnofneI l. G to Paul .
s1t;E n
Ss 4 $' s s%s1E $3.50
S PAUL. h6d a %Sass A5Hsn St 5000 5000 $50
SANE fa 5 Hs % On l19n9nS o S1aa Fas asasn %
u.s. ss e. $5$ az. E5$$ 5 5$$' $3.50
S PAUL. limo h%to @G3 vc aonqos AS to St ss $50
Paul
sss S$% Isl: s. ss's:E $3.50
F Ss PAUL The T R9t4 4 # Of block Rs Addition om
Sane @ @ Sa oaaS a s n s f R1S except SEES s
S Paul. H h % no 4@G avsad oH99 s ASan St s s
S PAUL % % hho su eoH99 ASs94 700 $500 $500
S % s on An 9 H 42sa HGG1 addition s 5000 $1,000 SEQ
eddy oWner. 50 $50 $50 @
& Pig 5" C: s. Ad s 70 Sc paul except 81" sa
l u H For ST. G6Gy Aa F f asoneoss 50 500 500
S PAUL H @ os GP9S s AsaT9% st $500 s
Jacob n s.' 5 Gn hot Ss fs Aso 500 500
S For 1Stog ivsnSs HSa aS Aq5sn Paul. 5000 $500 s
to St r % 4 Sas: 1a5G% toy 1aa except part $3.50 $40
SAME Zine For Gdy A9sae F9G Ss@a addition st Paul. 500 500
S s Gnas s8as 91sa aSStsa Paul. 5000 $1,000 $50
sa s e a%S 1s'""s So"
o |, blocks, iningersA Adj
'51 Il 5S5" % A'f $3.50
Same The fl rs, mngersA
venue.
t Pau. except
bloc Nnnge RS t0
Ito St Paul 40
taken Anthony
S. s paul The T nS 81 nf,6 blocks Addition
$ss ,5ssa 5 & 5s$ SCI. $3.50
The Z o o. blocks Nmne
II Sta Avenue.
TO Paul
henorh2 7ftofthe 1%of
. o S. Paul. nforSt
e ;s ] 81. @ Ii s; ss,Ss5; .ss '"
Sati henoth27 ftofot G blocks, Nfningers
$ ' 81 & H1 %ss$ f. ; 4%:s
7,hO 6 ningersA dtiont
? s I e & ;5 ;9 s 5S:a'; $3.50"
north feet lot blocks
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-17
Women i'm Sleeping Cars.

A man can get into a berth and make
himself very comfortable. He can stand
on his knees and duck his head and take
OIL some Of his clothes. and then he can
lie down on his shoulders or tho back Of
his neck and kick off other articles OF wear.
ing apparel, because when the buttons are
unbottoned his clothes are as liable to come
of in the dark as in the light. But it is
different with a woman. Her clothes are
pinned on with all kinds of pins, from the
safety pin to the darning.needle, tied on
with strings, hooked on with hooks.and-
eyes. buckled on with buckles, and put on
In many ways only known to the fair sex.
Give her a large enough room, three or
four gas lamps. and a large mirror and
plenty OF time, and she can find nearly ell
the pins. strings, hooks-and-eyes, buckles,
etc., and what she can't find she can break
at night and bic MP in the morning; but
place her in a small berth in the dark, with
only one or two eyes to watch all the holes
In the curtain to see il anybody is looking,
and only two small hands to find things to
unfasten, and she is in q bad box.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-17
LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.

The following items OF interest we clip
from the Phoebe Record of last Saturday:
1t ia more than probable that the smelt.
ing company will not commence operations
at Bullionville until some time in July.
The people of Bullionville are putting
on airs. They now have a "pianer in
that town. but no one to play it, and
there's where the trouble comes in.
From Deputy Assessor R. s.. Clapp, who
has been on an assessing tour in the lower
part Of the county, we learn that the
crops are above the average. The fruit CROP
at the Vegas ranch will be good.
The Colorado river is up and the
steamer has brought up to Ell Dorado a
large quantity OF supplies to the mining
companies. The steamer also made a trip
up to Stones ferry and brought down a
load Of salt. The mill of the Southwestern
Company continues running steadily.
A Panaca squaw attempted suicide on
Thursday night. She had been over to
B~ullionville, where she Glanced to see q
young white girl with more red paint on
her face than she (the squaw) had on
This SO discouraged the poor Indian
maiden that she returned to Panscs and
took o dose OF poison.
Inc CENSUS Marsnal ) report SHOWS tnal
Phoebe School District contains So boys be-
tween the ages Of 6 and IS years, and As
girls, making a total Of lot between the
ages Of 6 and Is years. OF this number 90
are reported as attending school. The
number of white children under 81 years
OF age in Phoebe, 1877. A good showing.
There is one big advantage that the
stockholders of the eastern part Of Lincoln
county enjoy. When the Assessor makes
his rounds they manage to get all their
cattle into Utah. and when the Assessor on
the Utah side happens along. the cattle
nearly always happen to be grazing on the
Nevada side. OF course these cattle meI
have q right to growl at the heavy taxes
thew nav (2l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-17

Another GOssIpy Letter from
"Jack.o

Another GOssIpy Letter from
"Jack."
TAYLOR, White Pine Co., New,
June Is, 1885.
EDITOR SENTINEL: Our town is quite
lively. We have three faro games in full
blast. and as for gamblers we have our
share. The tigers claws got burned last
night, and Jake Greenwood appears but o
shadow OF his former self. The poker
games Of Taylor are numerous, and are
played on a large scale, and as for DRINKS
we have our share.
We had q visit recently from Rev. Mr..
Kiley. 1t is to be hoped that the conduct
Of some Of our citizens will be better for a
few days at least.
The Argus mill has not started yet. but
II will In a few days. The little mill of
the Monitor Mining Company is turning
out bullion at a lively rate. The owners
Of the June mine are working 1t.
All our mines are looking we'll. We
are going to have q great time on the
Fourth of July. We will celebrate in good
shape the anniversary Of our country's in
dependence. Yours, respectfully, JACK.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-17

Nearly three years ago the Lsckawanna
Iron and Coal Company began to sink an
artesian we'll not far from the main works
of the company. Biologists expressed the
opinion that q constant flow OF water could
be obtained by boring /, 200 feet. The work
was carried on under the supervision of
William McEachan. The diameter of the
hole was eight inches. At 200 feet there
was no indication OF water. The drill had
gone several hundred feet below the lowest
coal deposit, and had passed through strata
of sand. conglomerate and clay. The we'll
had then reached a depth nearly 300 feet
below the sea level. For months thereafter
the drill was kept busy. Recently il
touched a point 2, 100 feet below the surface
and water was found. Il arose to the top OF
the well, but the overflow was 80 small that
there was no prospect that its volume would
be sufficient to supply the mills. The com
pany concluded TO abandon the work, and
ordered the machinery to be removed. Mr..
McEachan, however, advanced the theory
that water in abundance arose from the
bottom OF the well to q soft stratum a short
distance below the lower vein Of coal,
through which it flowed away to the south.
He prevailed ON the officials to let him try
an experiment. He believed that the flow
Of water would be greatly increased if the
well was tubed from the top to a point be.
low the soft stratum. A few days ago the
tubing was completed and Immediately an
eight-inch stream of water spurted seven
feet above the surface and has continued
to do 80 ever since.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-17

Bureau Hotel-Edward Hamlin. Chas.
Jones, Diamond Station; George Knowles.
James Smith, city; John A. Steele, Silver
ado; A. II. Bangs, Frank Bosko, San
Francisco; Fred Barnes, Palisade; A. AL
senburg. W. H. Altenburg, Battle Mount.
ain; NJ. s. Sharp. Newark Valley; Alex.
Mcknight and wife, Hamilton; Jerry Nc.
Mahon, Hoosac mine; John Murphy,
Spring Valley.
Jackson House-James White, Diamond
Valley; Mrs. E. Baum and daughter. Psli-
SADIE; A. Conover and family. Newark; E.
F. Walsh, Cortez; W. A. Brown, Currant
Creek.
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xx.rEmDAY's STOCK SALES.

MORNING BOARD.
900 Hale & N~orcross-7
$40 S~avsge-470c
500 Chollar-1k 1850
$50 Potosi-95c
400 Best & Belcher-260c 255c
1890 Con. California-215c 220c
535 Union-130c
620 8. Nevada-135c 140c
900 Mexican-135o
$50 Ophir-1k
20 Yellow Jaoket-260c
100 ~Bullion-35c
800 Exchequer-30c $50
500 Overman-50c 45c
100 Justice-15c
100 Julis-20c
100 Alts-55c SOC
so Chslleuge-25o
450 Andes-45c
200 Benton-10c
200 Bodie-165c
$50 Bulwer-50c
65 Eureka Con.-7k
$50 Navsjo-85c
500 Syndicate-35c
100 Mono-90c
Crocker-360b
s. King-380b
10 Peerless-3A
Martin White-50s
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am composed of thirteen letters. My
nrst and second relate to the tide. My
third and fourth form a proposition. Ny
ni,n, sixth and seventh give a synonym of
oolor. my eighth is the name OF a famous
river IN Scotland. sMy-ninth ia a Chinese
pant used extensively by civilized nations.
my tenth Is a word COMMONLY used by
ssliors. MY eleventh Ia the center OF light.
my twelfth and thirteenth form an En-.
snsn SUNK meaning lone Who" NV
whole is an animal in s. H. Bsrrett,s cir.
GUS Two RICHMOND School GrnIs.
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Election Of Omca.s

At q meeting Of Bullion no.m,uan
No. 10, l. 0. O. F., held Monday night,
the following gentlemen were elac.ad a.
serve as officers for the ensuing term.
d. Hoegh, @. p; L. D. Albert; IT p.
otto Boetzel, 8. w; Paul Yost. J. W. n
Eerraris, Scribe; W. J. Smith, Treasures.
w. s. Beard. P. MeElroy and J. J. Bsird
Trustees, Dailu'
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District Court Yesterday.

Eureka County vs.. Baker IL Wines: II.
K. Mitchell was added as counsel for the
plaintiff, and Messrs. Fitzgerald & Beatty
were added as counsel for defendants:
F. Essenbrugge vs. j. H. Lander: On
motion of the counsel for the defense, the
cause was continued to the second setting
OF the calendar.
Eureka County vs.. R. Sadler: On mo
ton of the counsel for the plaintiff. the
cause was continued until the Gath instant.
Court adjourned until 10 O'Clock this
morning.
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For the I.adies.

Messrs. Morris Il Levy are constantlv
making additions to their already large
stock Of dry goods. The new goods are
direct from first hands. and are marked go
as TO allow q very small profit. Customers
residing IN the country receive the same adj
vantages in prices from this firm az IL
present at their counters. Special atten.
non is given to country orders. Samples
sent on application.
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OVER THE WATER.
An English Cabinet Not Yet Formed
The Conservatives as q COnse.
quence DissppOinted-COId Wave
i'm CAnada-rhe P~arnelIites.

quence DisappOinted-COId Wave
in Canada-rhe Parnellites.
LONDON, June 16.-At the close of the
conference to-day between Marquis Sails
bury and Lord Randolph Churchill, which,
by the way, lasted Just one hour, Lord
Randolph proceeded to the Carlton Club.
There the members were gathered to hear
the result of his conference with the Mar
quis. The Conservatives in general are
disappointed that nc progress has been
made since yesterday, and the fear is ex-
pressed that the delay to form a Cabinet
will damage the prospect of the Tory party
in the approaching general election. Mat
ters just now are at q standstill. The
Conservatives appear reluctant to take
Office until An opinion of the whole party
can be taken. Marquis Salisbury will
confer with the Queen again tomorrow.
In the meantime nothing will be done re-
garding the foreign, colonial or Indian
affairs, without the Marquis Of Salisbury
having been consulted.
The Queen left Balmoral Castle at 2
o'clock this afternoon for Windsor. Her
Majesty was accompanied by Princess
Beatrice.
QUEBEC, June ia party Of sportsmen
just returned from Lake Jacques Cartier,
so miles from Quebec, state that on Tues
day night last they narrowly escaped from
being frozen to death. A raging snow and
hailstorm, accompanied by violent winds,
prevailed during the night.
DUBLIN, June 16.-The Psrnellites are
organizing for the purpose of holding a
monstrous demonstration to show their
pleasure at the departure of Earl Spencer,
Lord Lieutenant, from Ireland on Saturday
next,
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Aunt Hannah is just in receipt Of Q fine
assortment OF g~entlemen's furnishing
DDS, aud miners' ov erals and jumpers,
which she will sell at lower prices than
any other house in town. \