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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

Another match 10 talked of between
msns OF IL. tvo military COMPANIES
nd the Rod and Gun Club for prize
nbs agreed npsu.
fha Rod and Gun Club offers 10 match
Gtsam OF any number froul 10 ~ men
ezisst 9 similar number ffssn one or
setii os the military companies, to shoot
issots, Springfield rifles, aG yards, %
fsf pigeons, II yards rise Total pos.
aels score for eAish man. 30 points
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01
ut Observation-Disclosures PUB. co.
s..rtie June 10 lS8A
RFIE SHOOTING.

4 ssessh-Lsadisz shsiGan is Wsa by
sapaaia 6Eeee.
lie sore OF the last shoot sf the two
.attia ssnpanies, upon which depend
A . sAla4ble saoseun. was 81 belOw
sssted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01
srckLEA,s ARNICA sAIYE.

TIE Best SAlve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, SOrss, Ulcers. Salt Rheam, Fe-
ver sores, letter, Chappei Hands, Chil.
bialns, Corns and all Skin Eruptions
aud positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
qaired. Il Is guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisfaction, or mozey refunded. Price,
25 cents yer box. For sale by 4. B.
Stewart
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

let every man. If possible. gather
some good books under mis- roof
CAaHEif.g.
And hark yoa, SIR, Ill have them
fairly boun "-ShGkesyeare
We have the largest stock in Wash
ia2toa Territory, and sell at lover
prices than any Oshsr house on the Pa
eifio Coast. q. DAWES & Co.,
Book sellers and stationers, lz3 Caer-
~ street. ja27dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01
OFFICE REMOVAL.

THE OFFICE or THE POLICE
Il Court Of the city Of Seattle has been
removed 70 the second nonr o. the GIordon
Hardware building. fro1i rooms
g. A. HILL
City JIsciee.
Seattle. Jan ia. Issa jaii
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

- aeAA and go lnfaEier res.
As,ss - - yez can 81 those ela0sni,
ms - - uARani tsxsr eAerx waiuA
N : ss'sssisns / i'sffinmss slvs I san
= y sFkuAnrk ~ Ca
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

7 TAKE THIS METHOD or INFORM
= Ing ny friends and pSrsa tAia4 I have
this day SID ay sioek azd hslSin~-- 10
Mr. Fred Aeaee. and have lrasn1 hirn tie
stog& He vii oozdncs the hssiness h~Fs
E fsers and AK for hiaa . ct nttnnRnce AZ
ths reBeFozls trade hes10we1 uuon ne II
tbs pss1- Mr.. sfArna hss worsee far re
eighf yesrE and Fecnanezd kim q 4
usDp<&ent mneA2nfc aAd fsiiAhae rnnn-
ss.sn.. x.rsA a las. ne
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01
CaE.r FARG To VICTORIA.

Hereafter the steamer EyanQel, II. +.
BesehtT. master, will leave YesleF's
vsarf Al a. m. every Monday morn
ing for Victoria. ria Port roxnsend,
Carrying Passengers for 81 and freight
AT reduefd prices. Re;arning, she will
leave Victoria on Saturdays at IL a. fn.,
for Port townsend and Seattle, arriving
here Al y. N. Full information can
be obtained by applying 10
fe19 GEo. n. FosTKR. Yesler's Wharf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01
gon WEEK.

s-.sr~.gnaI cards q per EsOnfh for one
q ~ 81 sGiser month for ons-kzk inch.
49,. "a eeiss q line fer one insertion.
y 8 osnas Ene per month.
r.rmereiaI advertising. u per inch for
= se-srtson. and q psF nontn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

Ladies. cali ~ the fsshinashas 1fsiin-
sry pAriors of CAAxnuz h1g4 fer san
hass and ehildrun's hasa. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

Roman Hat Sashss Of superior twilhed
.'lk--ons an,i 4 half inches long and tan
inches Tide--the latest styles at STACK
P1oI., JACKsoN & Cos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

FsJR DAILY

a.us..uscuai cA-dA . per month for one
" - a. plsF month for one half inch.
80. 70 enss line for one insertion.
80 ! Iine for sfI insertions and D
- 4 line pe1. month.
r1.zslefeEAl sdye-tisetflsfatA- y oenss an
s.-.sss-e - -. a. ar inch for fvo weeks. $50
-. ~s.xs. Gsd 9 per mOuth-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01
..,ay aSD WEEKLY,

e,use-donzl cards. " per meath for one
"A au9 o pet month for onf~haif inch
49, 5 cents . tine for one week. aud
a sEats q line pg month
ramrseTciaI advertising. ~ 50 inch for
- Vrek. and ~ An inch pss month.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

SN9LK UPRIGHT MARINE EN-
- gina azsa bsiieFA h1zlt hy DeiAnater
4 Co, Gcs XeFk. 30 horse power steam
Donksy PEnps Surface Con1enzeT I; II
1spen9ers AIR. elTcaiAxlHx anA ed
R'nmps tools zad conaectSone camplsse
For prtce an.d oaKtscolArs apq1y 70
FRANK WO1lizSEN.
mhl6 In Cos. First and A stA- Part sa1L
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01
Thoroughbred Poultry.

'lNHE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
| Tsrritary Are hereby informed that
the sub 'cfiber. residing ~ Eagle Harhos,
Bainhridge Island. has a small LOT ~
hrowB Leghorn Chickens for sale. af the
following low rktes. Male binsA, each,
- 50 per THO. %, ExSs Tor hatchi Z. 81
birds are as dne a. any on the American
Continent r. n HtaSKfNSosi.
FoE nstsce. HlAkeiy. W. jatiu3rn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01
For Sale.

A NICELY FUhNIsHKD n-ROoN
"a Lo6xinx House. Rooms al full.
Terms cash Price moderate. For par
ticalArs Apply at thta once. mh6 I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01
STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.

"a BIDS WILL BIZ RE-
-ceived for the steamer Susie.
Q twin prepeiter, s. feet keel l5fees beam.
A fest depth of hold. feet draft. a. t0ns
register carries un4er deck SIX daysfeel
and water foar years 81 and asapted 20
general passenger, freight and towing
trafha Address owner, CAPT. W. n
ELLIS, box 81 Seattle. mh5 In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

SAN FRAsoIsoo. Marsh sl.-followina
are the paSsenerrs By the Qaeen Of
h. p,saife.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01
aneahrr IaaIIan Exeellsisa

RoarE. March IA fourth Italian
expedition To ihe Red Sea viii be eot
ready tor departure aeon as possible. IL
10 announced that il will be prepared for
any emergency. The annoapcemens u
interpreted 20 mean that the coarsr Of
the expedition may be elsewhere than
the Red Sea, should occasion demand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

The President has designated Assist
ans Secretary FaIrehild 10 Aot as score
tary VA the absence of Secretary Man
ming, and Assistant Secretary Coon te
act as Secretary In the absence Of Sec
rstary Manning and Secretary Fair
child.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

MAsHmorus, March 3O.--Il Is not ex-
psctsd that there Gill be much decrease
IN the publie debt for March. Re
ct,ipts this month are up 30 the average.
bat disbursements have been larger
than usual, payments on account of
p,,nsions alone amounting to 5000. COO
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30
A Monkeys Trick.
fphiladnlnlin nll1-

An old monkey sat cozily asleep in a
snug corner, with q friend nesting
against him aud indulging likewise in q
comfortable snooze. Presently a young
skylarker approached them somewhat
timidly, and, squatting beside bis
friend, sat quietly for some seconds,
then suddenly, asif possessed by some
malicious inspiration, he reached his
arm out cautiously, behind the slumber.
ing friend, and gave the elderly monkey
a Whauking bot on the ear. He, waking
in ust wrath, and unsuspiCious Of the
truth-tor the culprit was now sham.
ming sleep aud looked the picture OF
innocence-tleW upon his friend with an
indictment for assault, and chased him
with .monstrous clamor round and
round the cage, while the culprit sat
regarding them and jabbering with
JOY.
Some little time after the perform.
ance was repeated, the old monkey ani
his friend having settled in the corner,
and the assault and wrongful punish.
ment occurring as before. Once agal1
the trick was tried, but the friend who
had twice suffered was shamming sleep
this time, and caught the culprit in the
act, and, with the help Of the old mon.
key, gave him q good drubbing, which,
indeed, he well deserted.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30
TAe Iote.l. o. slberla.

The Russian journal u the finance
minister has published u long article or
the forests OF eastern Siberia, Of which
the following are the principal passages:
'yThe immense forests Of pine, larches,
frs, cedars, birches, aspens and limes
which form almost the exclusive wealth
ofthis vast region belong for the greater
part to the state. During 0 great mum.
Der Of years this source Of wealth Ras
almost entirely unproductiye. II Is
only since 1869 that q more or less reg.
ular administration Of forests has been
established, and at the present time the
extent Of the forests in eastern Siberia
10 estimated at i2,SS5, $50 deciatines
(about eleven square yards each. These
arc divided between Tobolsk, Tomsk,
emtpalatinsk and Aknolinsk.
''Of these forests 81, i55,760 decla.
tines have been accurately surveyed.
and SO,O7D,57O have been valued ap.
proyimAtely Cne hundred and i've
forests have been conceded to the poas.
ants and they have an extent Of JOS.
80 deciatines In comparison with
their enormous extent, tho forests OF
eastern Siberia give at the present time
but an insignificant revenue. The
want Of decentralization aud an
insufficient population greatly hinder IA
development Still, therevenna Is In.
creasiIg, for in 1875 1t was only 10000
roubles, And'in 1885 Il was moro than
lll,00O. The chiei center Of tho tfado
Is the town ofTomsk, and thsn Tnmen,
which Is tho point Of departure for tie
river traiiO.T
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30
caloha1. . New Stiiuuiank
,PhliAdelphla patriot.l

Y I b.
"Do you SEQ thai pale, eEnaeiated
young man leaning in a halt.daled con.
ditionagalnst the lamp.post over therof
said prominent physician 10 a 10.
porter, In reply to thequery Anything
newP
"Why, yes; hs seems to be recovering
from prolonged spree, Is be much
addicted to itr
Nothing Of the kind. Idoubt Il be-
ever touched a drop in his life. He Is
3 calehax.root eater.
"a whatip
"Why, an eater Of the root Of the cal.
chax, Q small shrub that grows on tho
table.lands Of Mexico, and Is found no.
where else. lisa species Of opium,
almost unknown, at least 10 the medi,
cal profession, until q short time ago.
Il is a deadly poison, and prolonged In.
diligence Is certain extermination. Tbs
effects are something like that Of an.
opiate, except that Il Is by far more
powerful, half q grain being sufficient
to cast one into q sleep that bears the
closest resemblance to death. Apallor
spreads over the features, and tho heart
beats almost imperceptibly. The limbs
grow stiff and cold, and the whole body
assumes the appearance OF q corpse, II
beats cigarette smoking, don't you
thinkn
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30
Loudoa,. oreat rhereil Iiil.t,..

l@ls-HNtsAtt fAAAAANAPAA NNNNNAI
InLoudon there are two ,iHousos .
two "tows,n two HLanesp and Two
Streets in the west end the House,
means tho House Of commons; IN the
city the House means the stock 81.
change, In tho west end 'the Row
means the ride in Hyde park; in the.
city II means Paternoster, tie heads
quarters Of the book publishing trade D
the world, In the west end 'the Lane
means Park lane, the headyuartefS Of
npper tendon; in the city ethe l.anep
means the lane Mincing, the headquar-
ters Of the produce trade Of the world.
In the west end 'the street. means OK.
ford street, a great shopping thorough
faro many miles in length; IN tho city
the Street means Throgmorton street,
q very darrow, very short thoropghiafe,
where outside spectators love 70 con.
gregate. London's weak points is
hills" There Is nothing loftier within
hundreds Of miles than the hills Of
Hishgate, Hampstead, Corn. Snow,
Richmon, Holburn and Ludgate, al oi
which are oyer.toppsd many times over
by Dumbarton castle, not 70 mention
the Bens Of L0mond aud NeyiA
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30
lne lvofnlaFlnAa la lalll.
IsmtIaEo c.h Km,,. CIV Iourn,ll


Tho manufacturing interests Of Chill
labor under tho weight OF litful work.
A gentleman long resident here SAYS
that II Is very significant factor In an
pro ects, rendering business uncertain
and expensive. A laborer thinks moth.
ing Of quitting work without mo.
inent notice aud the slightest change
Of machinery, or mode Of work, though
benefit to the workman as well a an.
ployer, Is followed By cessation Of work
on tue part Of the former.
] have already mentioned the insta.
billty OF workmen addicted 10 drink. A
little money on Saturday gives tho man
enough 10 30 iutoxicalel Tor DAYS aud
often the factory will 30 without its
full quota Of help Tor three days ana
then The operatlSas return slowly. And
YET tue people letcen industrious and the
credit Of the repnblic Is frat rate.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30
S.nu, sl-.r Melted in u. ,n.4


'Tn the spring Of '7S," said Col. A.
Loudon Snowden, ex.superintendent OF
the mint, u received a collection Of the
most exquisite silyerware, with instruc.
tions to melt 1t down. 1t had been tho
property Of Joseph Bonaparte, and was
presented to him by his brother The
emperor. Joseph lett 1t TO his private
secretary, and Il was the latter who,
previous to bis going away, desired Il 70
be melted down. Much OF the plate
was mounted with gold and 50 skillfuIly
that you might have supposed that the
precious metal would weigh pounds,
though, when It was all reduced, there
was hardly any gold TO speak Of. The
regret Of my lie Is that l was not rich
enough to buy the plate, though not
unlikely the secretary would have been
too proud 10 sell it."
In the old days" continued Col
SnoWden, "heaps Of family silver used
TO come to the mint to be melted
down from people who had met with
financial reverses. During the last
days OF my incumbency Of the Office Of
superintendent much less used TO come
than formerly, because plated ware had
come into general use. remember
once that 0 gentleman very well known
in Philadelphia society brought mo a
splendid design In silver that be desired
10 have reduced, II Wns Gift TO hls
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30

jean Paul Richter: Faso manages
poets - men do ninging birds We.
shroud the cage Of the Singer aud mako
i dark, until at length No has caught
Tho Lnnea and can slng thom rightly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30
cOuosrnlnE cIsarst,s smolins.

y
In spite Of the opposition encountered
BY our protest against cigarette sniok-
ing, which, II viii 10 remembered 6Yst
raised the question about this form 81
Of the use Of tobacco, Il Is now rener-
ally admitted that we were Fiehtand
our opponents wrong IN the matter
The rapid consumption Of The finely
shedded leaves very close to the mouth
has been proved 10 render the practieal
Of smoking cigarettes peculiarly as.
IecHonahle. Moreover, Il has been.
shown that although the use OF a tube
and the provision q 0 plug Of cotton
will lesson tho evil, they do NOT wholly
deprive the cigarette Of Is d. .ectionaIle
qualities,
We are net, asis well known, aiyo.
Gates Of the disuse Of tobacco itmoder.
ately and wisely employed Il tisa yalua.
bio sedatilu TO the nerves, and has an|
especially soothing influence Ia the ma
jotity Of instances. There are, how.
ever, certain properties Of the tobacco
sltokO which ought TO 30 more generally
understood. II Is unauestlonably al
some way q special sedhtiyo 70 tho
hearts action.
cheeriulnets q mind Is AZ ossontlalto
Z q good digestion AZ o good digestion d
lsleuual 70 cheerfulness Of mind
hated food. According 10 lho old
1r.r..rI ~. D. IL IIl....4.II N -"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30

lwavei,y gH.Jl OF. New Yo,k Krproal
Dickens patlips, are tho latest crard
among the young ladies o. this place.
One was gieen not long ago for tho
benefit ot i church here, and proved not
only . financial and social success, but
also showed IA striking manner how
on oyable on htfair Of The kind can 10
made With proper study and care Tho
largest hall ot the city was hired for tho
occasion. Around tie big room booths
were constructed, each ono feproaont.
Ing Q work Of tho author No two ucrv
az al alike in their decorations or ar.
fangement, but each was Furnished 10
give q prominent picture Of the book
represented as nearly as possible. Tho
characters were mostly taken BY tho
young people They were dressed Ia
appropriate eostumesto suit the leading
charactera OF the book taken.
Interest if tho entertainment MAS
largely augmented BY the fact that each
persou had carefully studied his or hos
part that tho character was acted ont in
close imitation Of Dickens most striking
and best known creations First IN
order Of Tie tevoral booths was QUO rop,
reaenting the novel ot fsDayid Coppor.
field AT first glance there was recog.
lied within Il David, Dora, Agnesi
uriah Heep, Mrs, Heep, Betsy 1rot,
wood, Barkis, and peggoty. David and
a / ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30

rapidity. men, with q pale fAce No
re.entered the house determined 10
search every nook and corner until he
discovered Eva.
She vas not In her room, and closing
her door softly, Ne wandered through
the great lonely house, calling her
name loudly, and every moment hoping
against hope To 500 her dainty form
come tripping forth aud 70 hear rom
her laughing lips that the ghastly trag.
edy enacted above was but the iiitting
dream Of anidle brain. Only the faint
echoes, dimly atar, answered bis loud
erie, and every now and then louder
roar or Q heavy spring IS the lions paced
back and forth Ia the room above.
Az last it.seened to him that be heard
Q faint answer In response to one Of his
londest cries Il seemed 70 come from
tho lions den that lAy beyond his uncleis
room, 70 which the only a cess visa
through the apartment where the beaSis
were holding their cafniyal.
Tom, quickly making up his mind,
seized his unelea old Colts retolyefs
that werg hanging, loaded, ID the hall.
Ihrnsting them into the holders and
bnckllng the belt round his waist he
ran out 70 otheshed, aud, qniCkly mount
Jug the pillar was soon on top Of the
slippery shingles, regardless Of the
number Of persons, summoned BY the
servants, who wore at q safe distance In
the crowd outside Of the fence.
On his hands and knees he cautiously
crept 70 the window, when be suddenly
saw Ozars huge face rear itself against
the window frame in front Of him.
With o beating heart, but q steady
aim, hp let loose o bullet right In his
eye, and in the midst Of q roar the ami.
NAL fell over dead. Then, creeping
close to the window, he fred several
shots at khedlye, and had the satistac-
ton Of seeing him bite the dust in q
fguratiye way.
The crowd in the street then gave q
loud hurrah, as they saw what was
left Of the sash raised, and Tom leap
nimbly into the room.
With a heart beating almost to suffo.
cation be flew through the passageway
leading to the lions den, and, throwing
open the door, almost fell into EYa1
arms
NY dear girl" said Tom. giving her
a boyiSh hug as he said 1t, II am so
glad to find you safe-but poor Uncle
Simon-isnt itdreadfulw
What Is 80 dreadful about Uncle 81.
monf' said . CHEEKY voice, approaching
from another part Of the room.
"Oh, Gncle SimOn!" said Tom. q.
made cert in that you were gone up.
that 1t was you tho dirty beasts were
making no bones Of, and shaking about
at such q rats.
ut came near being my body, at any
rate" said the the old man, soberly,
''for the passage door was uncautiousIy
left unfastened last night, and at day.
light this morning both broke into my
room, and had Il not been for my poor
dog they would have made short work
OF mo. AS II was, Eva, who came run.
ming at my cry OF alarm, came near
beitg sacrificed. 1t was my poor Lew
ellln that you heard them growing oyCr
AMI deYouring at such o rate this morn
ing"
The old colonel looked mourufully at
his two pets as they lay with their avs
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-30
orIst sIade q orden
Philadelphia Tincal


Crocodile tears are things Of ancient
history, and tears produced with the
aid Of onions are equally well knewn,
but II has remained for modern science
TO find way 10 produce onion tears
without betraying the presence Of tho
aggressive onion itself. In fact the
aggressive onion ueed not be present al
AL An essential oil Is extracted from
II which has all the tear. compelling
qualities Of the solid vegetable itself
One drop Of this oil on a handkerchief
Is good for one flood Of tears, two drops
produce 4 persistent ftof sobbIng, and
three drops an appearance Of utter
abandonment 70 Consuming grief.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-05
DISTRICT COURT.

A Summary of the Business Trans
acted Yesterday-fhe Hearing Of
the Motion for - Change OF Venue
In the case of j. q. Kitchen, the
First One of the Union Miners In-
dIcted, Continued Until TO-mor-
row.
State OF Nevada vs.. G. Wagner: The
motion for a new trial will be heard to-
morrow Wednesday,. In the meantime
the passing OF sentence is deferred.
Psroni VS.. Tore: The demurrer was
Withdrawn, and the counsel for the defense
was given until the Goth instant TO answer.
Rowe VS.. the Richmond Mining Com
pany: The counsel for the defense asked
leave to file an amended demurrer.
State OF Nevada Va. j. G.. Kitchen: On
motion Of the counsel for the defense the
hearing OF the motion for q change Of
venue set for yesterday was continued
until tomorrow Wednesday, at 10 o'clock
A. M.
Dejou vs. Dumas: Case set for to-mor-
row.
State OF Nevada vs.. Hong Hing: The
tial Of the cause ION appeal from the
Justices Court is set for Wednesday,
NAY 6.
Court adjourned until tomorrow at 10
o'clock A.. NJ.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-05
The Albion Mines.

The new mines near Albion, in Cassia
county, Idaho, are coming to the front.
The district is located four miles north
east Of the little town Of Albion, and about
200 locations have thus far been made.
The first claim located. known as tne
Albion lode, and owned by Lucas and
Wells. was struck late in the Fall OF 1884.
No SSt development was made during the Fall
and Winter, but recent developments
show il to be q well-defined lead, IA feet
wide, and tracesble on the surface for
about one mile. Assays from this claim
run from so to 400 ounces in silver to the
ton, with a small percentage OF lead ana .
trace of gold, the average peing' nowsse,'
sbopt 100 ounces and IA per cent lead.
The climate and altitude Of this camp are
such as will enable p~rospectors and miners
TO continue their operations the year
through.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-05
ARGoNAUTs.
Earthquake shock.

There was an earthquake scare In het-
chum, Idaho, at 1915 Thursday nigns.
The shock lasted two seconds. Window
glass was cracked, dishes fell OH the store
shelves, and lamps swayed to and fro.
Those OF our citizens who had retlreo ior
the night rushed wildly into the streess
and gazed athwsrt the heavens says tne
Keystone, expecting to see q Gomez or me-
teor or some other off body wrestling WIN
the earth. The excitement subsidized, now
ever, and the people felt easier wneni IL was
learned that only a female form divine had
struck the skating rink bottom side DOWN.