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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
The \ STORM.
Serious Los. "f LID at I~ndt,n"is- The
Total Bsnusg-.

FoET WORTH. Tex. Aug e. From In
diauo!I comes the saddrSt report yet lr-
! cciv"si ab"u; he siorm. DuTuE ia" height;
Of the storm ile signal Office vs. b.oau
down. Carrying with II CAPTAIN J. \ Zee.
signal officer. aud ir. II. I;"s.cGau~. bu,r
al whom wctr lest. Fr- broke out among
tho NUNS. which extended f"I block, 81
both sides ot lIr streets. dcs,r"y.
ing thirteen h0r~-s, among which
were -. -. l~t"gau'S large ,iIy rcu4s
stoi.. and Dr. Lewis extensive drug ,-'a,-
iisImcLt. bf. Lewis was ia tie building at
the time u tuuk Ire. H., c~rat.d u-iu.
burned Ia death. but WAS subsequently
drowned. his body being found yesterday.
So far a. can h- J.. tIgrd the following . a
rOmp.ci. iI>t of tIr lives "f white peep -
l">t: 'apt,n j.. \. Reid, ~igual I'll pr.
trouker; DR.. III. l;n-scian-. Eig.u. H.. tor
m-riy les dent 81 ILd'snuls; Mr.. i~IoIsc.
and two children of Dr. U"dg-s. formerly
of tu-fo: Mf-. tTookrr. Of Austin. VS.
Ting at ludrauo,a with Ms. IiOd.e-.
Ms. Henri, Sheppard, two chtldicn Of NTS.
Man Luther, at Corpus tErst. Mir Dasi
Iewis and "a German, name unknown. lie
side. ihe a'abyr the bodies of ten cn'ofr,i
persons have bean iouud. The isHIj 81
DT. Cioo..r. the tweuiy<s"oui &c
tim, WAS found yesterday. trur
miles of track are wa,i."si awaf. f-u-
deIing II impossible for trains {" apprnasi,
iLdianola. 1h-r- u u gr.at d"-.Juiiuu
there among the poorer Glasses. NJ" have
lost every thing they I=,sse--rd. The Irp't
Of wafer j. reported n. great a.. during tbs
great storm Of 1s7j. when lndisuo'a ct
nearly two luudi-d e hrT cat gus.
frids, tie ii,oi 80 water over 10.
doomed iowa WAS az rapid rlnst within two
hours after tie tf~i apIs"hen-ions were
ir'i every STREET Ma .ubiu, Tssri many f~.f.
At San Antonio ilir .os> tD fToi eity %
$500. 600. At Fiof.sSill~ The 80. . : iJJ. Ubi. {
Never before was tive loser Texas = at
visited %, 80 terrible nj destructive a s:ntui. (
!.rStSndr5 for 20 mii.s iuistaI. d.-lt"ylns
thousands Of h.uS.s aud Involving I.cuut-
AIRY ,"s> 81 many n.Aiob>. Among tie
isb0rer classes gi-At dr-tiui,on niasi pre-
vail, a. bat f.w w.rr abe Ia ,sv- any ron.
Siderable ~.sfti"n 80 their snsaii ,"ras--.iosi.
from the general wf~ek. Tho .pf8fe
crop q! tie pfrs'nt year il tTs~ttesliy
gone, and q vat deal oi sug. tux
iaus; .n-H~. especial j among Tie n.sf"s
must 81 whom afe - iihout mean. 81 any
K nj. II !. harmed mans user. people s-f-
rfo~ ns-l a, Ind aura. The lower ~ni 90
tn. I-n'i-U'a b. complete ws.ls~,i s~sp
Many -spesfe m,ssin. ansi uoihiEE esq h-
l. tanned un'ii iAs water. rrc~si~ He
STERN csupe ~ the -hzi~ of . buffir -.
he waters 81 ih~ xu'f ros- ~ Assf ~
THREE tours Tire h"~ T. Hiusuis ara ~,l~fi
- si;gzt~.i IA. afsi~r .-n 's-t 81
~a;-T. The '"'s, ioss q. now sb"~n e.
I-N2S from the gulf .tortn -. IIsrran
lives lo-'. thirty --i.h'. i"s- 9" cr..~. 81 90
Uvo. 80. "a c..y sHI iD~a is0g~fJ =. sgt..
Ip-- q" pEius sisi haftor i~us.ses.
is.nts. $500 90.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
ADDITIONAL D,sPArCBRs.

TUE Peruvian budget for lNo6 y. shows
a deficit of ss,0a0.co1.
| EIGHrr-rHRrE new cases of cholera and
thirty seven deaths were reported on the
i2iih in the various infected districts Of
lia!v.
i ALgx.EpER KRArorxINn. brother Of
Prince krapotkine, and the translator Of
Herbert Spencer's works into Russian, has
committed suicide.
CAPTAIN WILLIAM MooEr. with his wife
and five children. Of DENNIS Bridge, and
Dolph Moore. with his wife and three chill
,ireu. of Elliot. Tex. were drowned in the
lat. storm.
THE National Butterine and OleomarSa-
rine Association. in session at Chicago on
the 2i;h, decided TO contest the Oleomarya-
rire act.
HEroRrs from Washington discourage
hopes of Secretary ManninS's early return
to hi, duties.
4 STRIFE occurred at John BRAKES
Quincy. Mass, sho" factory cause a last
ing machine and %ou-uuio men were in
PRODUCED
TIE Treasury Department has decided
that Canadian vessels can carry passen-
gers from Cleveland To Chicago, using two
tickets.
THE rear car OF a Gulf. Colorad" & Santa
Fc train jumped the track on an .mhank-
ment near BRENNAN. Tex. recently. One
ls.iv WAS killed and about ten persons IA
jured-
1uE peop,e AZ Bulgaria were exported by
no means satisfied with the deposition o:
Primo. Alexander. Tue majority of tho
army refused "a acqu'esce in tn. rev"lu-
ti"n. sni the militia Threatened IN over
turn the provisional government set up ~
the couspirs;0r~ IL was becoming arpar-
ent tl,st Russian sSeats were at the bot
tom OF the wGole business. one report being
thai tlse Prince MAS a state prisoner IN
Russia His s~hereSborSs Was not definite
lv known
TWENTY minsrs were seriously injured
the other day At Lykea>- Pa. by tao ex-
plo>ioDs OF Sas, cause! 1y lighting a lamp
IN the sirboie.
TIRE bauk~ o. the Ira vadiy broke at
Nandalay. B2rtaah. recenaV. causing .
terrible food. ia which Ios ilse< were lost
and Sa,ucc.Ou; damage done.
Tax Best Brewing Company as repre-
OF sill the 10. cottsi Milwaukee
Ds.Seg.cS has notified the ku.1xk Of ia
Dor tLst unless the t"ycot; WAS y .hdrarn
every Knight in their EMPLOY aid bc
THIS Affects co rncn-
Tar E,pab!:can camps en- in Maine nss
opened u. SeLaSo Lake oa ,k- aii., Joy
Hon. J. g C.sina-
THE coaniy physicians who ATTENDED 10 ,
,he l.olicsne, uouh Ted in the Hsymgrkes !
riot lave ansde q Ca N for sLao .ur pro- |
service, ais! III. r-ssen u . aan,f /;
tie city Of CticaSo u .ess paid.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

RECENT reports from the Lazaretto
at Tracadie, New Brunswick, state tina,
every thing now points to an early ex.
termination of the dread disease. lcp.
rosy, which for thirty years has baflcd
Che efforts of the best medical men in
Che country to eradicate. There are
now in the hospital only twenty-one
patients, nine males and twelve females.
Thirteen of these are in the early stages
of the disease. With one or two cx
captions of late. %sufferings of patients
have not been As great as in the past.
To the interchangeable efforts of DIR. Smith
I'm charge Of the L%azaretto, who has
made a life study of the disease, is the
aadical change no doubt due.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
SPARKS
secretary G.sinsr Thinks the Decisions q
at the Supreme Court Worth Respecting

secretary Lsiasr Think. the Decisions Of
at the supreme Court Worth Respecting.
WAsHIN.ToS. iug. 23.-Secretary Lt-
mar La, made a decision in the Farm Mort
gage case. which has attracted 20 much at
f.n;iOn in isron~iii. Sharply overriding
tin, decision Of Commissioned Sparks. Of Ito
I;-n.ral Land D.tc-. and ddectius ham In
certify up the lands at one. IN or'i-r ttaS
they may hc conveyed Ia tie safe of
WISCONSIN for tho benefit Of tire Fam
Mortgage Company. The gr.ater Portion
81 Tire large tact 81 land involved wss
long aga occupied iy innOc-nt ,birI parties.
farmers ard others. who hold Their title Ns
the gIanlrrs of Us. Farm Mortgage COM
yany. To winch COMMISSIONS Sparks lIa.i
refused &" .iy- tiii,. Secretary Lamar. ia
his comments ulOn the decision 80
SPARKS. las Established a pr"C.-I.nt
which i. 81 The utm",. Importance I'm q
large class of similar cas~s. He dos iini
pruuo-. 10 override a i.riSion o' tie United
States SupT-nne C"ur. which lac d-claf.~ -
be- . very hi.h AMI persuasive sHiiofHt.
anil i- saws: "Nla, IN. statute diT-c;s &
incsiis 10 have don-. No, 10 go ar Ia d.!ay
unnecessarily The dD,nZ al u - la violate
the statutes, and Involves grave NiDi>loI
of duty
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
HOTGD prILAnInROPiST DEAD.
Aupo. tdsm. Iswt-"s.. = a Oii ksa..,
'st.hrt,. pis. 81 ~.h.~n.U


~iosT"N. Aug. -tus~ ADAMS Lev
r"ncr di'l Sunday night at hts suiam.f
residence NJ Nahapt. lie wa tpfn in I:s
ton IN 1914. sud Was hi-niiGrsl with the s.t
il-n'n t ~ hsHsss Territory sni its event
fui Development Into a state. lie vas tws
~ ibTr. tlms- th. candidate 81 the WIZ.
and a.. IHt"nts,s fot t~.uy~tnoF. AM
and Abbot Lawrence wetr the early IT..
ur"'"fs of rUjt1u manufacturing IA Nrs
EnE sal. ath Samuel Mas sftsOtts ihs -
FJ";n"t'fs OF w'sslsn manufacturing Ia
I'll" same direction the tTni 90 Anp.
Lawrence II Go gave ap tii~ hosiery Zee.
n'sa ara lssins the agency 81 the Ias go
mills. which ~s- given ~ ~ the hfin -
james J. Little = Ca. ,u .ls deaf. 81 liz
j. WHY EJunud.. NJ. Iasf.n~r ga. -,
ardent si-'litloni>t AL VA a man y is..~
instincts sni c"t'sicts,n. we're qssck al
s"-"iU;s an Oh. side 80 fee institution.
He never sank BIZ principles. -. .s ttau.
did. ga The ' Jiug dsy. t-f"r, tho var. fos
TIE ss" "i if"tsoisnz sonfb.ru
trade. AMI IL J.. utt .t.ott,.l
that has Judgment cs,sutT~I viii. tie
.ir-IDp,lnxs 80 his hratt In the matter az,
that b. couid .av. IA VIA, many e,a.t
not. that 'i,s l"-- 20 tire ~tsum.as. 81 hef~
std tssi. a s"nth.m bgy~t 81 es,lion god,
"ho t~rth''i"d ~r"ltticai ~pr~lu.iis- Ia SVEN
~. bs.,n-ss ~"ti!i lie tssf- % az, .r.st al,
u" sr'. ran !y tbs ..isbii.hn.s.t of Jf.-
and therefor. fsca sfri yfp.t~foss stat. 90,
To. f'Jh ."ii 81 ksnss. iio~.,.r b, snsy
De on that isn.l Mr.. Is~,~sr.
will t- ever bed ia ~Kr.t.fs3 r.nn.u
bJ 'b- p~a..s ct Esn.a.
$50" Oh" ras '-'ta . rs,ihs. and pbi l-s-
'h'"Sis' In ID. iHHi~ir al r~nsi~r~.i q, tbs,
si'fsnt stat. III. city 81 i1a~ssns. a th.,
>S's ~ss hsms-; In ht. kss.Ss. wh~u r..
"a 'oFtnn-'s John Bs.sn wss hssins A.
'f''abi~s b 'Atsf SPIN isisa sIr. tzyr.ar~
TREND ia n.e.i. and ~ Q ..s.t.nr.I
h"ssiy rnsstsr ne is-i ih- tasn ~bo q
''f"a'd .snnx f's~n iAs -4Haii. az ATT,
FER. sssessx bHs ":is~s ass.~is;a.a. a.
'wf~srs' bss t-~n = ss~nsf~r sud a t.fr,
% Use iA~ sfss Dfi~r i~sxB.. Tis- Do
sa A'Af'f.-i dsax'sief ~ .llilAs A.
: "'"H'. Esd i-Tt~s s~sssAl el.tsIf-a At
EanY rzislri5ffs~u-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

iise"is- Ssa. Aaz es-Hea. Joar-
fnSxsrs'd. ihr s~siy -.-~;~a pr. Ion. az
i~s irsh ss'kDsssI i<s<ss Of Am~roa
ns-s II i~'ss. 's-.ssy fsn.s rh ~.<a Fslr
500 eitx~ss s.ss Il tire depot In u,-
h'''s. s'si b sFssSai Ms tie .gna .ss a
keA s,aissffss - sutstassssss. psl~ tn-
hsHDsfnSse .issaa WHISTLES ssd t-s. -oxs
Hs aess s"f "sArs afs~sn@L A. ;h~ a~ss,
q p.~vss ou ~.. fsssn~d h~s.s~l .. So.
nos DAVIS Css~f jet 90 ss,ab .rs1 n..-r
nf"~<. snd 'is~ iilsssr%ss. Issskwsn 49,.
e~Tsrfsa ss iAe .s~rs hszs.~ ~a~s- a.
os-s.~s Ct s~s<xsa~ ~~s. Asasis p, s.ss=s-
s"s Dss- Jasxs Cess. usyo< Es,<. sns
Satsy o.3sef t-sgnf sort ssssx-s..
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

A TELEGRAM from Zcrmatt. Switzcr.
land. reports another fatal accident in
the Alpine district. A party Of excur.
siOnists-comprising M German. two
Englishmcn. an Italian. his son and
five guidcs-were engaged in the rs.
cent of the Maticrl,orn when a heavy
fall of snow on the mountain tops
blocked them i'm. They wandered dur.
ing two days through five feet of snow.
suffering terribly from hunger and
cold. At last one of the guides man
aged to get down TO the foot of the
mountain to tell the tale. a relief cx
petition rescued the remainder. All
were in a very painful state-their
hands and feet were frozen and swol-
len. One Of the fros,-bittcn English
men died from the effects of his suffer
inSs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
Indignant insr~Li. ..

CLEvELASp. %. Aux 2L-Clrcuiars
have been distributed here ca..iux a B.--:-
ing Of III. Ioca. aEa,oh .ts ,h,s even ~ IA
express md .na,ion at TIE conviction %: lie
eight cun.3ira;or~. Carl, Sam. the l-s.-s
Of tie Cleveland anarchists, Will d.
H.. ieadiug SPEAKER. lie declare. TAT -.
men convicted "a Chicago HuilsI never
lie hanged. Supud the sentence ~ cAfri-J
out. however. bs l~es ssns.-Dt tHs: lie
SEVEN doom e.! men vii ~ cnlsd-f-d
martyrs 10 the ean-- AL Tia: a R.S va
rs-tus will he xsgr1u 20 xHArcii;-is bs ti,-s'
~I.cii;Iufl. SasiB ~cilsrc-- ulsi tie witness
for TIE r~'r~~f-,o9 30 'a- Chicago EsA
= re pa!G !ss t. i- auny.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

AMONG the official records at the
Office Of the New York ASueduei Com
misson are reports from the enSinee.
Of Constru :tion and the division encin.
ecrs to Chief Engineer b. :. Church.
showing that in the interval betxeen
May 4, 1885, and July %. 1856. l52
retsons have been injured along the
lane of the alucduct. O these 52 were
either killed outright or died shortly
after receiving injuries. How many
of them survived their injuries for \
few days only to die later Oh. is q mat
ter of conjecture. In addition to the
above unfortunate. scores Of Iorkmcn
have incurred trivial injuries which
were not considered of sufficient i'm.
portsncc to warrant a report. These
so-called trivial injuries often consisted
of the crushing of a finger or hxnd and
similarly painful wounds. and which
compelled the suffer to apply for surgs-
cal or medical treatment. Physicians
who have treated patients of this class
estimate tie number from 400 to 200.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

THE prevailing impression at the
Navy Department. according to a
Washington dispatch. is that Secretary
Whitney contcmPlatcs the rcorganiza-
Con of the Navy Department on his
W responsibility, and that this will
be one IF his first acts after his return
irom vacation. lie is Of the opinion
under the law he can arrange the
duties Of the bureaus As he sees lit as
long AS he does not change their desig-
snsii"n. He will appoint 4 paymaster
general and chief naval constructor.
but will transfer much Of the work
heretofore carried on under these Off
CTS 10 other bureaus Higher officials
Of the Navy Department say they are
Of the opinion the Secretary will wait
until Congress especially authorizes
him to reorganize. but they seem to
tl,ink ; reorganization at the present
time would add greatly 30 the efficiency
Of the department.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

ST. lorI-. August SL-Abpg. sgh.
n'cssrs Jas; niEi,: Elz;c1s~. The srysAr I'D
izush;-r 20 Trunian Wrxht uhi . pa ~
n. i,i~ -rs.t ia If"ni q. <5so fas'os ~.
hue. ~a- kBorx-. dssn 80 the mu~s a.
,&c..d - "a. 80 uf tho Cstrz-u. rAllSsy
lie. EDsi tie sher. &c ;L~ car z~.~f 1srf
81. ebId's i~-iY. EsnInx ser = nsa..; instant
is. TIE driver of sc ear. g0ssn Ii~u1-r-
-,n. va. su--te~l. "a await cnfas~r- r..
gu--'. TIE a4y sf tie eisihl 1s. s-aaoF~I
T., - Isi~ fss.d.Rc~. Zsel sgssnr zs-ssa-.
NJ. Wrzbi. hss,f- All ils- a-st shssJ
w.Tr \. ito : - 81 The stliiHx on a TiAt -
Na. Me-. saf ~;asis. uhs r-sAI- a; fss
nuHss-T whrt- IT, srI IA. INi~s. g.. "a
I.sI. - tx xvat~i At - fra. dyzDz.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
ALIA IN

LsSsi<o. G0h-. Aas e@-B-si fsoTi
the -r,b-i spy -ho s.s <es rve.ciy 6.
Erins % i.as-r Of tie osss fH Sr.y :. s5aa
unann. IN sssefesi Parts % to easun;ry.
c7En- here I f-s s.~ks ago !os r..s after
her srisoas military iasprs -. 81: ap
az the i&tsn< il0zs~ .si after ras.ln<
up . go--i sx~s oz4rI bIl .xip<~f eT to
Ixht 81 ih~ Hs.ss. s-xTin. fE.- hsfi al mo-
ss-afS % h-r s.st C<Fx J~x~l Ia.
sA>t . -srssnx - The Lo:si sfasxnSy
'L..usa. haS; ib- Wet e-~nr~saiax tie orr.
iaE II ~ AS. She hGs ts2sc. iEx s.E-zs
$3.50 n Sssss-Szs Ussss pace.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
GREAT CONFEDERATION.
san Francisco suffers Very serious Lo.ses
Uy Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO. Au.. "3.-One OF the
largest fires which has ever visited This c.,y,
occurred Saturday nishi. IL started short
after six O'Clock in Sua'i'- machine shop.
on Grammar, between Fourth and Fiiih
streets. and spread with such rapi,iity ,hat
second and third alarms quickly followed.
!. he fire ran north for half 4 block, crossing
Bryant. IIrannan and DluXomc streets, and
extended from M dway between Fourth
and Filth streets tn the latter street. IL
was gotten under coh'roi two hours after
IL started. The io,Sc, NJ. ss;uiU tied a,
about s., 600. 900. The principal losers
are N~cliawley * Co, ar cultural im-
II-in-ni,; W. I. Bradbury, p!aniug milf;
Gilbert N Morse. scii"ol fuTHitur-;
Scatter wagon works: Baker * Hamilton.
rcri cultural implements; ii. ". Rec. agti-
cultural machinery; Walker * son. wool
warehouse: Whittier. Fuller * Co.. paints
and oils; Fuchs ~ Eua!cT. fuTHiinr- m-nr,
iariur-rs; krc.!.ns Bros, furniture manu-.
fxcturafs
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

'sicsso. As< z&-Th- nnlsn n.s~sfnr
o. al iis- ,kss2<o eaasy. os ,s- P.,saBs z
oTi~s Of s"sss o: aarrsos .i,p,~.s q 30
a'ss. ~i;isx fsx-a ihs: tie agitation d,
a~@ ~s.@zTE~ss assi~f sss s=au~ Of .s~
sss> ~in,srns'ssas IS. sasr,ss.s. All sa~
aAsniiFg If rid sna sxe< ss<s B. ls-z.ss,
AID frs~iiAB, HAT iA~s~ s~ossaxs~~s "a sr-
'nx "a aEskss ~sss-a % Isa.ssns p~spss
q sess< tA~ las,sT SE-s: iss=sy. Dss aHs<s,
1.ta~ s'i . as~ q, asf~xss is US- !zs.-
.fa;s~s sssa ssE1FssGsissss iss. Tss1 r~.s~
lstso-. srss%s~s tie s,ssr: a.. roz.r.r
s,s sA~ pISs s1 ,s~x zssx.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
AN-unx an. I.ur.

SA~pAIIA. Ill, Aux ci.-Sews 90 .
sen>Sts,asi e.oI-snsn: CONES ffolH How
ard. pain. aHuis village fnafie~n nii~s
-as: az the National road N'S IaY<ss~;
Tr-xzid~a Eep. .S~rc-rs suaI lad ITIu<
With lei q ns~re, Mt.. NsZxs- Eo~i- Bfa
Mrs Tr~xard~n and s~r n~o- formerly
lived in IN . c 81. Ansoex lie bosnl-rs ~ts
oae JAMS S;s,i. wiSp taos quite 8 fsiscv 20
Mss Maggie Aud nBalIy Hssi~ hive - h~r.
Ar. TG~xzrd-n .b7scf-.i In the oosrt-h.n.
iut de>psi~ Ter eysTy eror: Ia bf~a- up re
na.c1, tic io,rrs panied I'd czr.~5 -:
tier s~-n. sopins >: ns.t.; ia< gh-s
pats. IS. l.-ei 4. e.xh;-~n- VILE az
S;se. IS t~As.fJ-;sv years ErT sst.0.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

THE financial embarrassment Of I.
Parker Veazey. whose resignation as
Postmaster of Baltimore. Nd. was de-
manded by his bondsmen, caused the
failure of Gaddess Bros, who are cred
itOrs for SlO6, 600 of Veazey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

The Premier of Victoria stated in
Parliament during the discussion Of the
New Hcbrides question, that unless
the transportation of French criminals
was stopped the Australian colonies
would unite to protect themselves.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

An imbecile widow Of ST. Denis,
France, with a reputation as a sorcer-
tss. was recently burned To death at a
stake by her two sons. who sprinklcd
her with molly water and tried to evade
arrest by pleading religious motives.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
CURRENT

IL New York a careless handler Of
the whip has been made to pay forty
dollars for bespattering and running q
1ady's dress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
rnrr,it>a.

to~-T,.TtNurff AuE a tn (t.-'~
LAS ordered a general cnnsrpp'is,n .f nIrf
u mans tn hr commenced tEtnssiiatsi, ias
T,--INrs have i-.n summoned to tvi-.ft
Ia ih"if fs>y.civr tl-fasks auI geudrEs,ts
forthwith. 4 CDui'f"Hcc ~ foreign 300
basSIIuI. wa~ i,.d Today a.i ~ j. uE.lrf
stood that their deliberations tsitaye sg nl
diversity of opinion
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-08
III. eelash I..nsfts,

FtofH al parts Of The c6ast come re.
ports Of good mines and favorable
prospects, but no district has yet
shown mine eqnal in all respt6ts to
the hapanta Many show small bodies
of very rich ore that are soon exhaust
ed. Many show large bodies Of ore
tina, have required years of labor aud
vast shms in discovery and working,
but no district has yet shown iiine
which began paying at the surface and
has never ceased not simply paying
But improving.
Necessarily work was begun on d
small scale but during a little over u
year of operation $4,000 has beet
produced over one ualf of which has
been profit. THIS profit was made in
the face of the extraordinary expenses
attendant on operations in new dis.
trict and inseparable from working d
mine previous to proper development.
Notwithstanding all disadvantages
the mine paid steady profit aud now
with good develop hlent greatly lmpro.
ted facilities and Hrge quantities of
rich ore III sight, there is golden
iathrc before tie Lapanta. The
auantily and quality OF ore have both
improved and the eost of reduction
Has Been SO reduced BY recent work
that both total production and percent.
Aye OF profit will be vastly increased.
Heretofore anything under $50 has
been left in the mine and this low
grade reserve is now there Ia immense
quantities to add to the sometime flu.
tute outpat Beginning at the surface
this ore body has been worked cuntin.
aously for inote than 800 feet, the rock
taken out averaging over 800 ton in
clean gold, aid Now with the recent
Developments IN Sight it would seem
that the history of the mine as a
bullion producer is but beginning.
There are good mines in other districts
but the LapaAts Is alone on the list of
mines that have paid since the first
pickstroke aid always exhibited
larger reserves as ore WIS extracted.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-08
A Pressntaiioh.

Mr.. Is. B. Pixley who has been for
some years agent of the C. & c. r. r.,
al Hawthorne resighed his POSITION
last week to accept situation in Santa
Cruz. During his years of Service
with the Railroad Com pany he had
made himself very popular and the
employees OF the company purchased
an elegant gold watch and chain
which was presented TO him at the
house of H. J. laws oh Monday even
Ing The large parlors Of Mr.. Laws
were filled with guests VINO THUS paid
their parting visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Pikley and the evening was passed
MOTT agreeaby. Mr.. Pixley was
taken by surprise by the presentation
OF tire Watch but was able II respond
Id neat ana appropriate speech.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-08

an Experimental we'll. One gbod well
stuck here would a. onee start Boom
that would rapidly ihtfease the valhr
dfproperty all 6ver the valley. Last
Spring the editor of this psper made
tNe visits to where Mckaughlin hhd
Haskins were ut work boring neat
Carson; good wells vert struck OH
gtouhd where The indications were by
ho hiGans SO favorable as hire and land
Was Thereby made valuable that befere
was hearly worthless. We Ought TO
press this matter with sigor And Eet
the bbting machinery in motioh with.
ott loss of time. One good flowing
well would be worth more ID the coun.
try than the richest Ore body ever
Struck In Inyo.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-08
LYON co,ihty I,niiis.

The following nevis ITEMS are from
the Lyon County fS,hss Oh last Satur.
day.
Last Fridaysnlght the sum of $3.50
mvsterluusls disabpeated from the
safe in the ulfce OF j. NJ, Douglass &
Co, of ,hls place. The money was
placed in the safe by w. j. Douglass,
SO he says, aad Belonged to T, j. Flaws.
The next day MIR, Flaws wished to
draw part bf the tiioney he had deposit.
ed. ana Upon golhg I'd the safe 1t was
fouhh thai roll of gold amounting to
$3.50 was missing. Title was nt evl.
dence that the sale was broken into,
and rs there is no one about the btficc
at nights but the Waterman, Julie
Dreyfus, MIR. Douglass called him and
asked ifht knew anythiag about the
money. Mr.. Dreyfus dGtared that he
did not, and was then accused of theft
The mattel WIS dropped for a day or
two, and last Monday night Dreyfus
was dischdtesd. He still disc laimed
having any Knowledge OF Tie missing
money. On Thursday OF this week
the money was f6dnd in btgen hole
in the office desk, where Mf Douglass
had probably placed it III 4 spell of
Observation-Disclosures. The finding of the
money, though, dies not recompense
Mr.. Dreyfus fot LIZ loss of his good
name We belisSe that MI DodgIass
Judged too hastily; aid also believe
that the least that can Ba aoue 10 make
PREPARATION, would be 10 reihstatc Mr..
Dreyfus In bis former position and
e&Unerate him from all blame in the
ltiaitef.