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, 1869-02-21

Aose Aot learned whether the bill
lIcieases the pay Of parplnen and an
s1neeis, stokers and freme1, But 1t Ia
Reasonable to suppose that il all the OIL
GERS nave their salaries raised, the rank
snd flle Of both forces will consider II a,
setting strong precedent for. advancing
sael1 pay IN equal proportion. And.
however aisagreeaole 1t may be to say II
VIC are constratned to inform exAlder-
man LaWson that he has selected An In.
oppoitnne time for increasing tic salayles
o1 police and fire cflcerr. Those ueoar1.
MINIS are costing an immense sum nj
noney-consum1pg nearly three-ouar,erz
Of million Of dollars per aunum, The
people Of Chicago are heavily bp1dened
wiki municipal ts1ation of all kinds.
and will rega-e with marked dia,ayor anv
movement TO increase ct1ce-ho,afrs,
salartee. The city officials are pati.fsir
compensation Tor their services-sooe Of
'nem good deal more than they earu.
and perhaps none OF them could earn
more at any other busiucss open
70 then- We would affectiounaely
advise Mr.. Lawson to strike on, of ia
Dill the section Increasing the salaries Of
fce.holders, 1.-The has Any regard forhis
own popularity. There is another SEC
ton OF his bill which the business prbtio
VIII not approve oG-thas which imposes
q hne OF $50 to $100 upon :" all petsoas
not holding an appointment from the
BosEd OF Police as special or regular
policeman, who shnll assume, in any
capacity, 10 act ~ = policeman" The
atm OF this section Ia to break ur,the
Merchant Police organizations in the:
city. Were this provision adopted q
score Ct burglsrtes would be committed
nightly on shops, groceries, s'ores, banks,
oToke1s othceIe> AID business houses
generally. II ia owing to the spscisl
vigilance OF the private policemen en-.
ployed by merchants, bankers and Other,
that burglaries are kept within
any HId Of endu1able bounds
II all these private H.tchnen
were dismissed 1t would be necessary
TO doubfe or treble the regular podec
force. and to swell the cost of maintain
Ing the establiahment f1om, three
hundred and fifty thousand, at present,
to million Of dollars per anHCm in The
future The business men of tho city
have rot petitioned the Legisla.ure TO
disbsnd the Merchants Police force, and
1t is IN impertireni assumption On tho
part Of any member 10 attempt to prem
such an act without tie consent and ap-
proval Of thtse who are afiecte3 by It,,
Our advite to MI. lawson IS to hand
btck to the psrties who cencocted 1heR
these portions Of his bill which provide
for an increase Of ofnce-holders' salaries
spd the d!sb.ndment OF private watch
men who are paid by those who employ
Them.
, 1869-02-21

til tour word tai!o1 rarans cutter lr IN t.o
ftanrh tatller, u cut u esotAdAatr. fer dfspes
And 1t u .notteR 1ses no1eeab1s In tkis eoruec-
aoo, th1s tasre arc large class Of v sds ia
m borrowed vo.de that ars to couamn1 esrs
pulely conventional and unaniug!ess va RVS
: tew anonx the rnAny: Mu1lc-t4aeheF. bcvk.
nk.tsnd, ptn:t ushlon, 9o,dsmita. watch mster'
papet-dea ealsr. de > Why eoald we rot s.y cioth..
8e1lef q we'll - pIpes. .dealerf tbs meress tyro
n our ianRraPe would KOS readily tho meanin1
Of cloth. dsskr: wh1le we p,ef1me tsete N Iii
lntB who tpeak the KuRltsn 1,nRua9e, Who could
not tell whether srdp<r dealt In cloth, Of Iron.
Or Iumeef; het ever hav1nk &tsp tue Freneh
wnro Drop. 30 silk.des|er Ii expressive soi esf.
nc1eHuy eleRanti but Mtrttr-n@cyt echolar
cnud teArtelJ remember II, unless r4chef thxn
, 1869-02-21
SOME GOOD AND BAD DCHARTTR AwKrn
XENTH

A bill hs. been tn,roar..d 80.
! Legislature Nv NJ a Tsw.a. =. .n.o sne
OF anendmen;s tn ",J, ~ ~. - a. .ns lofln
Chicago. m,t,n. 49, 9 s. su.i'eF o'
and chanees in H. po,,es ~ - ,1ns .a1 70
in respect to schoo, - m.,t.. taH' ru Ma some ,1,'
provides FIR . po,.aa s.els. nsH ane ou.
rh;.L t 1olcc Fens1on iund, Of
; Police and the Cnnst".,,a W .us ooa.o o.
trustees, This fnnd T. ~ H. ~ a. ~ pe
approprfatInv f,gtv .a.,a ~ N ~ mso1 up oy
tie salary of eytrv ~ no,ipen s. uoW1 rom
dednotfon. n,5a ~ ponse.n oy tue
men fer special servica,. h1 Sc ss. pol'ce
LOT unclaimed stoleu nronerfv. Nv ptUeeras hn tss
,auce fund; and by forfeitures D =, ,usut- n.
The Sunerin,sndan; :. asee sn..NA. ~ pay
, 1869-02-21
THE SkCuHa~EMplRE.
A ssaiaal Play, by Hens, Roahsfort.


| TfarslstsA for The ch,e,s.r.,. p,.h.
fort's E1ntesnsli NJ Naouas' Il 's'@ n's4s
FIRST TABLRAu
raa stare roana.A 1rnssa.nt. W ~ m ssu.
raiie1,ss. I 3' 'ePse'en's ths Throne Hali At sA'
k1asT scESK-
~ m@Press pr r. no'aiSs da,te1 IN her hand.
70 dnat he iuft ltnns
Tbs 1me1ets fet4 nanlattnR thetE zsal).' "Makt
nas'ni @aaa basel w ti.:er, ny 1sar .l.tr1
h9" .l -, !: roRa DO e,or1kns
gs9an qs1 NM, xeS1 tSa,i,:s, h:!ss''
shall ,o b tsfe Ut 4 Quarter 70 +, In mn
n11fotm !"
Gemta N ela. yoos MA{stfY. Al Of them
nted TO his bed oEh 10 his lameaess. He psa
oeen under ire treatment Of the zoaATe Ja.ob
0e' nla eeal'h Il IS Dad a. ever"
| The Same. tn M,,shs,. W.. w.,.z,x.
10 otatF, L.etes Of aenof. l11ited Gaesm uto ID
re Emnrsts thx1nnnn. xn ~ ~ gi99ase ~
men, our inmd t5e Qus.n Of T snSlasd ,anm Ne
y. t.!1; !. r, Did ''a 0ftsa 'onF Aafah.s baths
M.rsn,1 uNr h,,o.
.nith'- ier repairs. A''A - JUL noT a. saS Ill.,
n,ats ,ns.rttsI :. Ma ~ tet5 sos!y H. fou VIII
r. oe1tnd ne osnst HaFthafs. fHotrs
lie be1i Yiot: nil,ll, = ton,,n H. ~ ra! she f,pss
juS. ...tr.a d se!owi Tho Qaeen q Eas,Md,"
tufe1" fee'naa' 40 your Aa'essy' 'hs piano.
The Egprue, ~, Is already ts Il satnutes 10 8
fpo :, 1e1 isent her Nou ~ ny esulasf7con:1st
11A'A "&e e1pee & aes:
The san7e. Tao Cabtnet-~ fourier.
Tie Courits ~Tee Qpeea OF EnrIsnI tao, :,
b. e1suted 70. bsif an hour 1e'. ID ozdeI 10 ssep
oTtr Prince AlbesL she forpos to weep over him
thls nos1 ing. As aooH n ats IL through Hns IL
II kap.s:a 70 II nPsa suE 2enE
NaeW.hs, do jon think an sufficiently L.
eoa*AF
~oa;S s9s walssssa M lrospsstfaly.} "Your Aa,es:,
TIC sn, fess. Il int:s& to treat tte onor, =,
knklsrd 10 rome OF 'ths tab.eax-yiTants. W,th.
e1ppo.e We rehes,se sons of taen, I" npts 1n .Sa
makts her appearance" AN "As" sn7
Mmc. aiswtts. 81 an. in nouru1nr. but
1ie~s.'' 'U @9ss'5s
The ENpre1s. WA shxli 4ot eho1se suv BIh.
heal suexe;s today. II d corxasnes Win
& ! Loan.' Conn fofMnt1 y, Tin.Hs
Mit tiEtek- Itee braa+ u Vant,nrto ,oa" 4'nss
r. sE.naaee AitisteE assne. "oa. nd .uouey k
II tfn"~ TNsxue r-rf1rns srvrTsr E, S,t.nat
sSek. ~ asae, = pns1s thaF stzh: nd ass maess
Rnest, ii ths 4'sSa1se Of a1.asreI hs1S.
.waxs il Tsr sstontahsd u ps,e9 9osey sS, aaa
h1tn snessd !. 'n' "aeseapoa AaEo' has
The EmE3ees fnAiFs,y} "ThIa tanltsr.vvn+
Is vesy sla.htu]. tndssd Let as quieAIr renasr.s
secord tsbiesa.y1ssr,. II sntrrs = lEse1slI
os,a Paiscs, se7en sne.ss, @ a.Sa..sa = % u slV s;p
he EalIff:cs or /! a LnnTIs Tnr c,h.nwa a nao
Fe.entets the zoeml.
III EshsrstIAouy,e-. 1u-, Hr,.rr,. u.,s.
Il anout 10 no !anchroa ofAna1s ' Malsa!y
s,onsh Win i shs vii % ~ yea VII Yt:i:" " r. S
Prne ,rI tns ~, ~ e.-a.1aa!G ofa na!G1T T.HFant-'Tnc
, 1869-02-21

ttsntfa1y, near Berlin, Is N American. sea-
fenced to eight years Imprisonment tor for-
crry. He b nkalve Of New Orleans, by the
nsme Of Elmas, md says that he has wealthy
end eristoezatic relastvu In that city.
, 1869-02-21

The death n Kek1cn. famous 7crnan botsniss,
Nho ~ raftded u Afsiek s1Res 1ss,, u n.
nQrLeed, :
, 1869-02-21
0BC0Nu ECHHR.

b.,.n: :.eGsn se.sa
r. Prince; "A1ftea. leave ths room; m but re-
san an IN Tltein harg dfrt.1ee At tha-6rst ery
~ have Aloaed' op1seIres 10 % esuEht b1 IL
ieStt1 I'll -.
ne Iee f1isss ~ Do rot feg1tt 1t, .tnasnnuca -
g9:
.nen,,r e. anaId lciIcess'y "Is - ve1J
E!snd q mlp,s . a:ed II iha couEss of rue sams
~ so1, ,n noIe efofsdenee Will make m exception
iSe Prnee. .oh, ysa arc 70 yer, s,nd,~
N.pnleon the Thtrd; Aud jet. 70 tell jon the
oa neSa ~ Be The us!sesf Of
s.ss'sary 1,.n1g a,En s
IL Ioafs ssoan 5o h un,n o1 wrong while l.....
II Shs ~ Fripees Ha w aWh an ,ou ,,o.,ro f..
tr1s Pt,s,e N 1atsS havs yon EetseE1s lst-
sids;l p., a.. 49, 'a' 'ta'
ses: sss:t =, i ~, - s1sss,1 aerossd 20 aSs q
spo,eos asfSsta E. d'H nf1 5o9 'sso .o
which expis,n-d Ia 1oa 1ns MR., soet 4, f.,4 -
g.d1 6 ,he 5ans revolution In isis - tA''t'
~ pes.tfsiop hui co yoa sup0 = 1 @ 9enia e e.
loolsn snoa9f . glse !eGm up 10 Jour-
IA iesTe M ;rt;. ~ ~. hG LEI ~. 40 no. Ike
spondezts Ra.,1. n ~ 1..e nsnas of n core
Htr = ~
IN ~ = 81. ~ ua11 }oafneTs; might eauso
Tne Pr r. sTo ~ =. y, ~.
yon TO- pse 5ou. y @ .ns mr. 9ns. VI ~ Ws'sn
~ o. Takin& tnA ioarnsI before mo-"
e,e9seIa T. Us 81 e!fa l, avn i1ssss at you owe
ne1l ~ af.asy he o. 'wo @ pill1an Gam.
'n & yon th.t th.t owe a. dsTeI,ns o foa know
M! SS:!e1sSn ,se Third .p,aa;ias % h,n5 sA,..
line punen nnvs thr hs'1 r1.'.s.M5 ~ nethefF
sef. ose .as H1 oi IL. Ass se
m11e -. iaLm EN- apps1e1 On tas otherl
ia ~ htte r,,bnep. 10. r., Ee14s men ~art Jou
!s..t1. .sa tsta,ed 10 a. IL .asss,ened 10 70
Aei.1a N.na.eoa & atsss r5e Tntra ..p.,,o
,oME . .se ~ % eoean sayf. a d dennoas. H hsa
fh,s y.,+ '.Go1 h. etoA y. tce iesef every day Ut
iii ,zo,n nod u. ,onTa snsf, gentlemen That you
d. y,cr.. d, ny deas ftied esf, Hzpo.eoe
a.. eoe.,n a. aao o,eo ~ ~ BE- well. Au reroF.
The Pz,nee ii = low sp.ce 10 A,r,,t, .no ~,
log ,ns! II b. 10 q =. IN ~ Altttd" 1''
v. tTs1u sss,i sera !gn soon - you .sa
.,ea . the .usas ia h3.1 a az On Diplomatic mis-
vtt1hea (, n ,hmnefor ND his Euite ea1etally
Tniap rAnLR.u
1nf 81 ause 1ep:sssrt. The vle1x Chin. H.r In ,ss
haeSeron Tonpst'97 Ihe ts1oune IL esectedln the
tfeat msrT policemen ere pfseecf 4 PnHrr
sonnlsslonsr Is az oef them ssTassi tpeas. S.
The P.estaent opeas the ,is,ire. "o aooohe.
Ftsst 0rstcr tases nc,rR tce irhure,. .7.,,1..
th4a httI. infrrS - @ oeinK Noh!bltad in
I1e koltet conaatsaiener (1ntsrYanin,, .rA.
mr:s s;4s 10 .s.;ost I'm ss,I =
sxPeeblon, The rss,gns.iop Of Il sesn1.: Msnan ~
fsrsa Cot a1s8es. ard Y. Ganhs.ta~' 'as
1ae pfsiof. The Coumisslac u uay reat.nn.
Iimstu heaI etnop!s epeak "a ia tncnnxers
isSa. Of nshrts bui'dinss nd s.fsets Tsih q. O.
se@. 9ent!s nfp and fellow E-citixens.
, 1869-02-21

Mr. AID Mrs. Chfrles Matthew. havc re.
ctived from 50 American maraxer m otles of
II, coo sterling for season OF eight n tnths
In New York and other principal cities, The
oder ls still under consideration, but viii
probably bc dec13ued. /. lone Burke has
retired FROM tho stRCe ctuse, marriage wiki
aCaptAin in the British army. Nj, q,
Tnur3ee, well known herr, II to h4ye ct.rre
Of the Etea. choir which takes part In the
Boston National Festival IA June next.
Mia. kellogg got The Cleveland gosslps atout
her ears the other day for making encriur
remarks about the audience. Clam Loui,c
should be more careful. There be cert1lu
Chicago ladies not oycr lond OF her, j. Flo
meno the little Chilian violI1ist, made her
debut in Seu York the other day. Hc+ r.
scptiou Wks quite chilly. Levy, the
eoruet player, has LEFT the Parepa-Sosa trtupe
aud p sced himself under the guardianship of
Harrison. A singular revolt broke ort at
the Ia Scala Theatre, 1t Milan, few weeks
back, durinC the performance Of the "H1zpe,
nots." The orchestra had lstely been The
subject Of some severe str1cturcs iu tho
PtT&t1yrun.d, End the tnstrumcutalists On
the evening In question, observing Dr.. FllIppe
Fllippt, muelcal critic OF thAt }our1al,
among the audicnce, proceeded IN I bodr 10
the Director, and refused to continue theis
duties 20 long as the offending writer sho1ld
rr1nalu In the house. Tbs manager In h1s
embarrassment appealed TO Dr.. Fllippl, Who
relieved him from his di@culty bY Imue.
date1y leaving the the.trn.
1fb%Gpryv Prcrrr
, 1869-02-21

!ae iusUce AKen by three Notaries
Public On The nlxht after the flight of Tho
eueen ot Spain II the objects Contained IA
her apartments as we'll a. those Of her hu,.
band. Dou FFanefs de AseIs1s, viii shortly
he published In Madrid. Bone French cor
respondents Who have been permitted to IN
spect Il eay shat 1t will be certain to create \
great tepssiion. Neither the Queen nor the
King Consort possessed 4 single book except
seme Hsrts d heurts (prayer books). But On
the table OF Don Franc!s there were found
1aTgs nambers OF obscene photographs, many
efHhieh represented distinguished royal and
imperial pe1tonagea L. extremely iasc1vlops
attitudes. Another remarkable dIseoyerv
was that King Francis did not posseza a
single weapon. In tka apartment,
Ct this successor Of Ferdinand of vas-
tile and Charles the Eth there VIZ nat
found sword, dagger, a musket, but onlY
Emal1 toT.rlsto1! A. the King wa known
to be 4 great don-ooa eater. the taet that III
bis drawers were flied with boxea Of sugar.
pluns did not excite much Surprise. Queen
lsatella's artistic taAte hsd manifested ltsa:f
In various ways. She had pasted miserable .
dauha representing saints On some Of the
tirest Aurillos hanging IN her apartments,
and steel eng7arllgs Of the nun, Patrocinio,
had been pasted on the immense Venetian
mirrors With which tbs AlcaEar at Madrid
abounds- L poorly .paia;ed full-size portrait
Of Pope Plus the Ninth had been hung oyeF
precious painting By TelasqueE; and the
Eng Coneort had been vandal enough to
shoot with his toy.plstol at target, which
w,s no other than historical painting by
Goni. When the netasles public had per-
formed their curious task, they expressed
themselves In terms ct the mott iasensc in-
dlgnatIou At the discoveries which thtv had
made. They compared the members OF
The royal family with .certaIa uu-
clean animals, and sAid thst{ those who
talked about the return Of she Queen and
her miserable husband to Madrid should be
'fEen to The Alcazxr and allowed to see the
private apartments OF isabella sud Don Ffan-
cis de AAsieisas, when thaY would b loudestin
demanding that iuch persons should Got b.
permitted again to occupy the Spanish
Ih1one,
, 1869-02-21

n.vnent ofteven ner cen, 1T tbe g,os,
IcIe1o,s ss from the ma, ard n, hranchasn
into the State. Treasury. There il m ;,
n,.nsa ~ =, wh;a,, ,.on,a 5e,n;.a ~ ~ - 49, ~
mon, ~ sereu ~, cent t,a1o ~ 1.sssa
,;oes IN 1ors ~ ~ nnhnon. hr;dna ~
~ .r,;n s,.r,,ars ~ ~ ~
s,esm tnp7 ~, t,s -h,-t ho,t.
or its .b,rbor Therr.nre III, sevrn
pcr cen. clause in ,be pending blu his a
subs,ratum Il fact 10 resi- upon. 1swou,d
be better, in our Judgment, for The Lcels-
lA,ure to provide for the appointment Of
three or nj ore appraisers to fixayalus-
uon uson The propeyty proposed to be
grnn,ed, and sell It outright for cssh or
spproyea securities a, iu .scer,ained
value, bit whethsr this vou,d net more.
to The public than The annual navment
at eeyen pcr cant Of II, oro.s receInts.
conn1ed With The legislative restriction
nnnn the rates Of wharfage and dockare.
:. . ouestiou which which We are not
n,en,rrd tn ansyer, Probably any prlce
which might be fixed upon the property
, 1869-02-21

A\fAbAh1 AA2 IL POSI-
aoa 10 offer some obse1y yattcn.. such enter-
pstsss appear here bT p.id attorneys, who
arc provided With pnrse WheEewith ID fest
connlttees and inLrudncc their measures
Hpor lull stomach. They arc compounded
EHh other End less usefu! undertakings,
strength, and so upon every good design =
dozen mean ones arc carried 10 opuleuce.
IT whenever public work IS local merely, or
not strictly thing Of necessity, It should be
private national undertaking, or co.nned
to The States which arc to profit by II. The
lste var haa shown rs that ihe nstn depend
crcc Of this nAtlon Is In the sentiment OF pat
tiottsm aucnEkt the people, Inspired less by
pessessioLs than By emblems, such a. 1.-THE
Gag" Every stigma attached to the central
xSesssn@sn. e. In,s b lehey csseen. The t.ith Of
paihy Of State Legislature.
4 MUNICIPAL loB-
Inspired b5 the success Of railway schemes,
some Of the shysters Of this District have 1t.
tempted shy upon the territory OF the
District OF Columbia In the middle Of the
town 4 an old market et-house. oecuprtrg Ian 4
paying atout forty thousand d,1!ars IN stall
1enss into the municipal treasury. souc
| iootpads here raised purse q few weeks ago,
and had nearly carried 4 resolution in Con-
c-a., to couasca.c this land md Income for
tse purposes Of private corporation, which
/ A.<-AA ~ ~ IVA AltAAAiAf NJ WIZ - wan
flores bundred feet cecp. enclosing bran
new nsrket.honse, and to pay-*has? To
| accommodate the city government With 4
| police Office IN the loft over the market I
Looking ores this iHpudeut propo.iuou,
| ind IN it the na1nts Of one or Two edttors
| Of Washington newspapers, who are thus
selling ont the people whose defenders they
| thould be- l hare understood that the Er-
p,xu newspaper OF II Washlncton Is to be re-
rived By ncE han3s, made saucy and iu-
depend, nj, and truly an exponent Of the
people Ct this District Pray Heaven that
The town may ind some editor who Is lot
! riding her pockets while he labors over q
thrce-line paragraph!
| TIE ORGANIZATION OF TIE House.
Within couple Of weeks the REPUBLICAN
members Of the House Of Representatives. arc
TO meet In caucus 10 name the people they
shall support for Speaker, CLERK, scr::esut:at.
Arms aud Dookeeper. Upon this selection
WI depecdt 10 ! much higher degree than
you may think, the purity Of tho next Con
gIess. The Speaker has the spp2iosmens
| oil Al the committees, and he
may conade them to corrupuonf.ts
l uhe chooae, The Chairman u each com
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-23

LAST CHANCE FOR BARGAINS ii.
Baum / Brother have nearly closed out
their huge stock Of ready-made custom
clothing, gents furnishing goods, hats,
boots and shoes, hosiery and gloves OF
all kinds, from the best manufactures ;
also, carpet sacks. valises, trunks,
Mission wooden blankets, and NIL such
articles found in a FIRST class clothing
house. What little they have left on
hand they will sell at much less than
cost, as they have to vacate their store
on the first day of April, without fail ;
therefore a better shancs for bargains,
either wholesale or rotail, never was
seen. They now also offer for sale
their splendid safe, large rich looking
glass, and all their store fixtures. This
sale is absolute, and without reserve,
therefore q small amount of coin will
20 further than one would expect. All
Indebted to Baum & Brother are
urgently required to come forward at
pace and settle, without further notice.
This is the last chance-improve it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-23

Said salaries to be audited by the Board Of
County Commissioners and paid at the end
Of each quarter out Of the Treasurer's Salary
Fund.
SEC. 2. This Act shall take effect on and
after its passage.
Approved March 3, 1869.
A true copy Of the enrolled Act OF file in
Attest: C. n. NoTEwARE,
Secretary Of State.
By CHARLES MARTIN, Deputy.
AN ACT to amend An Act entitled "An Act
in relation to Fines" approved January
%, 1867.
Tho People of the State Of Nevada, repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
SECTION l. Section One of said Act is
hereby amended so as to read as follows:
Section One. All fines imposed and col.
lectcd under and for violation Of any penal
law Of this State, shall be paid into the
State Treasury, as other State revenues are,
and shall be appliedto educational purposes:
A judgment that the defendent in a criminal
case pay a fine may also include. as part OF
such Judgment, the fees or costs allowed BY
law 10 Justices Of the Peace, Recorders,
Clerks, Peace Officers, and District Attor,
news, The amount OF fine and OF costs shall
be separately stated in the judgment, and
the Court shall by such judgment direct that
il the Judgment or any part thereof is not
paid, tho defendant be imprisoned one
day for each two dollars Of the Judgment not
paid.
Approved March /. 1869.
Atrue copy Of the original enrolled Act.
Attest: C. N. NOTEWARE,
Secretary Of State.
By CHARLES MARTIN, Deputy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-23
EXTENSIVE WHITE PINE ExoDUs.-A'

EXTENSIVE WHITE PINE ExoDus.-At
noon to-day, Woodruff t Ennor dis
patched from their Office ut Virginia
three six-horse stages loaded with pas
scngcrs, baggage, etc., bound for White
Pine. There Nero twenty-seven passen-
gers booked, whose names can be found
in our usual list Of arrivals and depart
urcs in another column. They take the
old Overland Road by way Of Austin,
and the weather being good and the
road in fair condition, they will prob
ably make good time through. Besides
these coaches a lot Of loose horses will
be taken along, and the whole will con-
stitute an addition to Woodruff 4 En-
nor's line between Elko and Hamilton.
Coon 0RE.-Some very good ore is
being taken from the old B~ajazette Il
Golden Era ground, now belonging to
the Chollar-Potosi Company, through
the Confederate Shaft. 1t comes from
about 200 feet below the surface.
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The PACIFIC MUTUAL

Was organized TO check this outward
How of our and afford TO
Insurers the better profit commanded
by California Investments.
The above sum, Mt our Lowest Rnte,
would yield SIO9.377 ~, thus af-
ferding nm additional profit to the
Policy Holders OF S2Oi,6SS SO.
Our Investments nre all made in
accordance with the Laws of Cnli-
~fornin, aud our securities arc ns good
ns those held by Eastern Companies.
All the usual kinds OF Policies is
sued, md no permits TO travel re-
quired.
WILSON DUNLAP,
(At Banking House of II. II. Flagg,J
Agent for Gold Hill.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ArriVnls.


ny WELLS. FARGO AND CO.'S LINE,
w Tresona, J P Jones, A Lady, Matte
Wilder, ] A Burlingamo, Mr. Schoenteld, J
Jones, c Smith, S Johnson, Senior Agricola,
S Hoffman, P Lyons, ] CULVER, Ashoury,
E Cherlovich, ] Rogers, w Fair, Mr. Young,
w Miller, Mrs Garrett and children, Chris
topher, 7 Moran, II jacobson, Mr. oheeic'
Miss Ray.
Departures.
BY WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s /,
Mrs DR. Cleburne, Madame Delmas and
daughter, Peter Mcdonald, Mr. Hall, Robert
Grundy, Mr. China, J F Shaber, P Guegina,
II A Hall and wife, Mr. Dougherty, Clemen:
tina D~ominguez, J Jones, Pat Cronan, Ed
Buckley, + Blake.
BY WOODRUFF n ESNoR's LINE.
Mr. II Morton, Mrs 4 II Morton, Mrs
Green, Mrs C L Jackson, &c Green, Nelson
Evans, ] S Kinney, Mrs Mary Mackay, H r
Gardner, Josiah Goldsworthy, Ed Aheran, I
II Thomson, W J Davey, V Mogador, Il
Roberts, Matthew Trembath, VIM Ardery,
Michael Hughes, John Goldsworthy, Thomas
Halpin, Mr. Parkinson, Doctor Heath. Mr.
Wilson, John Bickford, AT Gilbert, Peter
Murphy, P Elliott.
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To Let.

,ruE STORE UNDER ODD FELLOWS
i Hall Apply at room in rear OF Justices
Court. to W. Az ~
Gold Hill, March 12. 1859. mhl2-tI
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1. d. of q. T.
GEORGE DOWNEY

J.. NNoUNCHS HIMSELF AS CANDIDATE
"A for Chief of Police OF Virginia City, at the
ensuing May election, subject to the decision OF
the CITY Union Convention. mh2std
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Lady,s Bracelet Lost.

r osT, BETWEEN GOLD HILL AND yIR-
LETT with three gold bands. .It Is particularly
nrizcd nv the owner on account Of Its having
been a present; and the finder will confer a
favor and receive the thanks OF the loser, by
icaying Il with the Editor OF the News.
Gold Hill, March 8, 1889. mhs-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-23

,sjE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hill NEWS Office half a ton OF superior
Type Metal, for iournaling purposes In quartz
Minis, Hosting Works, etc. VIII DO sold ~ ~
aueed pr .es for cash.
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THE UNDERSIGNED, ESTABLISHED AS
i Assaycr eight years In California. and for
over five years In Nevada. has removed his office
to Silver City, where he will attend to any bust
ness Entrusted to him with promptness and care.
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charges ut San Rranciscs Ratss.
jy2I II H. HARRIS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-23

Werc collected upon this Coast mud
sent East for Life Insurance. The
Money wns invested nt nm average
rnte of q per cent.-yicIdinR S2Oi,-
6SS SO per nnnuni