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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-09-28
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1t is said that in New York city there are 5000
confirmed opium eaters. They come from every
social class of the city. The mild-eyed melan-
cholY inebriates are known at once by the drug
gists, who ill their orders without a physician s
prescription. each drug store averaging three
daily customers. So desperate are those once
enslaved by the fatal drug that they will steal it
rather than leave the store without 1t. In it's
crude form it Is ottenest bought by the Chinese,
though by the better classes sulphato of Iuorphia
is the faVorite form one Of Its worshipers-a
lady-drinking Of ten grains at a dose another
an old man-drinkinS twenty-five grains.
England has invented a new intoxicant, con-
sisting Of a mixture of naptha and ether, the
effects of which it's users claim 70 be highly
agreeable. No check can be placed upon its
consumption, except by a special act of Parlia-
ment, because it does not come under exciseable
spirits, and it's growing use is viewed with con-
siderable alarm.
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GUNNY BAGS.
EoR SALE BY
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CUMBERLAND COAL,
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COPPER PAINT.
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ASH, SPRUCE & OAK PLANK,
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COTTON CANVAS,
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BREAD AND BUTTER.
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COACH VARNIsE,
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A RETREAT FOR INVALIDS

THE CLIMATE OF THESE ISLANDS
al; is noted the world over for general salsbrity, while
Ell- certain particular localities in the group are more es-
peciaIy favorsbIy known. The district OF kous, on the lee
side of Hawaii, has long been famed as q place of resort for
those afflicted with affections of the lungs. Not a Few cases
have been known of persons who had been given over as sure
10 die. by their physicians in California. after 3 few months
residence In the pure. mild air Of KonA, recovering robust
health ani taking 6 new lease Of life
The undersigned, at his commodious house near Raawaloa,
South Kona, is prepared to furnish good accommodations 10
bosrders on reasonable terms. The steamer KiidUeG runs reg
uIarIy between Honolulu and the port OF Raawaloa, and
Horses are kept ready az the beach. Every accommodation
and comsmt in the yay OF diet. MILK and HONEY in abnp-
~ A. TODD.
KsavGlca. 9 kohs, Nsy. 1872. nJ2s
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-26
Notice Of Incorporation F.!

BE 1T KNOWN THAT THE UNDER
signed do hereby make and subscribe this
declaration of intention to forG. and organize
q company, for the purpose of constructing
and maintaining turnpike road from the
town of Redding to Burney Valley, in the
County of Shasta, and State of California, on
the most practicable route, aud designate the
4th day of November, 1872, and the Town
Of Shasta as the time and place for meeting
OF the subscribers for the purpos, of pre-
hminary organization of such company.
Dated October Is, 1872.
Charles Kuper. Junction City, Trinity Co.
NJ F. Griffin, Wesverville,
j. G. Trotter, m
Daniel Lynch, :" -
A. r. Andrews, g /.
Charles Mcdonald, 8.
n. I. Chandler. Red Bluff, Tehama
b. X. Smith. Redding, Shasta ~
John Coughlin, Brooklyn, Alame&
John A. Brown Cottonwood, Tehama
J. E. Carr, Trinity Center, Trinity I"
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-26

The sudden sensitiveness of Democrats
over the Goat Island bill is little remark.
able in the face of the fact that their late
Representative, James A. Johuson, voted
for the bill while in Congress and they in
dorsed his vote The Goat Island bill has
been before Congress several times, the
California delegation always supporting it,
until the Union and Bulletin conceived the
idea of electing delegation of their own,
when this bill that they had all along ad-
vocated suddenly became most outrage.
Gus measure. 1t is a significant fact, how
ever, that neither of these papers dared
publish the bill, out misrepresent its pro-
visions to their readers without allowing
them to learn the truth about it.
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-26

THoMPsoN's BALL.-The ball at Red
ding on The 18th was decided success SO
far as the pleasure and comfort Of tbe''guests
were concerned The dancing was at
Croftons hall and was continued until a
late hour. The supper was excellent, and
all who attended spoke in high terms
of the party.
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-26

DRUGS AND TOILET ARTICLES
leodorff has lately made large additions to
his stock of Drugs, Toilet Articles, Patent
Medicines. Perfumery &c. The Doctor is
also prepared to do all dental work in a
satisfactory and superior manner Read
his new advertisement.
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-26

VAN DUzER and Foulke will speak al
Redding on the 29th instead OF at Shast.
as was first advertised
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-26

SCHOOL HOUSE BALL-The Trustee.
of Shasta School District will give ball
in the new school house on thanksgiving
day The proceeds of the ball, after pay
ing expenses will be devoted to paying the
debt incurred in fitting up the school house
Further particulars hereafter.
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-26

Let the bald and,gray use Halls Vegeta-
BILE Slcillan Hair Remover if they desire as
good head of hair as in youth.
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-26
DIED..

At Brooklyn, Alameda Co.. Oct 9th.
HENRY W., only son of William and Will
helmina LUDWIG, of Cottonwood, aged about
14montha
- In Shasta. Oct. 2lst, CHARLES DIEseHLER,
native of Germany, aged about As years.
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-26

| would say to all young men, marry
your second wife first, and keep out of debt
10y all aaeans, even if you nave to borrow
money to do it Twain.
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-26

ScneoL -Sahssl will open iu the new
school house next Monday.
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-26

The worst Coughs yield, as if by magic to
the wonderful curative powers Of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery.
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-26
MARRIED

At New Franklin, Howard Co., Missouri,
Oct.i 9th, JOHN w. ARMENTRoUT, of Wea
verville, to Miss HATTIE BRADSHAW. of New
Franklin,
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-26

TAxEs.-State and County taxes fall
due and payable after Monday next.
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-26
Ranch For Sale -!

TVHE UNDERSIGNED NOW OFFERS FOR
sale the ranch situated on North Cow Creek,
Shasta county, well known as "Woodman's s
Ranch Said ranch contains 440 acres, with Gov
ernment title. Most Of the land is of the best
quality. 1t has large fruit orchard, also 25 acres
of vineyard-all bearing vines with all the neces-
sary buildings wine cellars etc. etc. Nearly all
the land is commanded by large irrigating ditch
of never failing water. A road will soon be open
ed that will bring the large and increasing travel
between Redding and Fall river and Big Valley
right by the ranch, making it one of the best
locations for public house in the county.
Cattle, horses and hogs also for SALE The ranch
will be disposed of with or without personal prop
erty. Fences, buildings and everything about the
premises in order.
Terms easy-Enqaire of Col. VIM. Magee, shas-
ia, or upon the premises.
Sent 27 1879 2s..tS
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-26
SHASTA COURIER.

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The Shasta courier., 1872-10-26
Traders,

by giving me call will find they can do bet
ter with nae than anybody else, no matter wAe
tit.
Thanking the public for the kind patronage
heretofore bestowed on ne, most respectful
ly solicit q continuance ofthe same.
J. M. MANASSE.
Shasta, Sep. l, 1877.
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-26

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The New York herald., 1872-12-15

(NARD-THEATRICAL.
~ MISS AGNES ETHEL begs to announce to the pub
lie that her first and only Benefit AT tho Union Square
Theatre during the present will take place on Fri
day Evening, December 20 on which occasion she will
have the honor appear the ninety ninth time In the
role OF Agnes
The New York herald., 1872-12-15
OLYMPIC THEATRE. MILE. AIMEE
" and LA BELLE HELENE.


OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
:iss az
ms !, snsey sas
The World Tho deliciouslv wicked "Bele Helcnc''
not g masS dslis9as,y anywhere tnsn this
Tosee and Juteau Paris that could only
The Times Mile Aimee approves herselfa most viva
cioYs and & fascinating Helene amours diyins nous Gus
signeant accent these very significant pieces exact
uproar the entire evening: treat in
The Herald Aimee a. as La See Helene contrve,
Charms e s Of er se
dazzling splendor ofits display.
TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
Manager. Mr. A. NJ PALMER
Doors open atlas Begins ats Over at IO:4o.
POSITIVELY
THE LAST WEEK
OF MISS AGNES ETHEL,s ENGAGEMENT
and OF saraons great play,
ONLY SEVEN rERFFcSkksANoEs rERFcksANoEs MORE OF
THE 4Hs HzRs y,ss, az ss:ss4
periofmsnoe ssa RI iSsa Ben BENEFIT M
AoS%fEs MISS ETHEL. GH1r
Dec ~. LASH MATINEE
Tooth and last of
performance OF AGNES. AGNES.
Next week will be produced, with and appropri-
ate scenery and with strong casts, the SrANDAR
COMEDIES,
] Monday, Dec. %.
roNnoN ASSURANCE Tuesday, Dec. "a.
i'o'DoN o'S"'''' Wednesday tMatinee), Dec.
Is.
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Wednesday Evening Dec. rs
and Thursday, Dec ~.
FRIDAY, Dec. a.
MONEY. Saturday Matinee, Dec. 23
Saturday Evening, Dec D.
In these comedies Mrs. Clara jennings and Miss Mary
GriswOd will make their first this theatre
and Miss Emily Mestaycr, Miss Fanny Hayward. Miss
Imogcne Fowler and Mr. Mark Smith will reappear.
In active preparation Mr.. JOHN BROUGHAMS new
romantic drama,
ATHERLEY COURT
whc will be produced Immediately after the holidays
SEATS FOR ANY OF THE COMEDY NIGHTS MAY
NOW BE SECURED
CHRISTMAS DAY, EXTRA MATINEE,
AT 2 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

nSs MONDAY Fs,ssss sssssiss :sa Manager
as q % %s s on
''A' 0f0oshf%a THa fsf IfIS fnS''fd SF FRANCE.
MISS HsTsS lns1asS'nEsm TEMPLE,
VINO VIM make her Ts SAS dgPsFrsnss SF ARC In New York
NJ NJ JAS w. WALLACK.... Talbot
a1a Tbs ;hs Isi @ entire
scenery, new costumes, new armors &c
&c II at the
RoWERY, THEATRE.
MONDAY s$s T%SssSA4 " EVENINGS DEC s AaadSs. and Il
.h' psfiSssnK siss KATE harfs'sifn SfsHRk, artist
ana h'r highly trained .sSapSS fssa Eos0nA viii appear in
rRorEss6s aIs' wfnEfSs fnffsfs FORMER.
VINO "''' xgGSo2aPnios. xggi55s5H FL 81 oor''Ai'd
MR. AN" Mrs.. se' FETss iisss 4 WHITE.
~ dsS$$SsTSs dsSS;%sss S$Ss.T !, ss rHH ygssAs sAsars
''''' @''~ffi RflSsH h;as yAs. s,!s MEN.
Fridsy-Benent Of Miss sok KATg THTrsS FIsiiER.
JACK sHEPfPGb"SYRB sHEPP2RD On RRonsEBAck.
~ FRENCH SPY ON HORSEBACK
MAzEPPA
Sacred Concert cvery sunday evening.
HERss Il ss"Ts TaE Esff6i;Tik GGNTkR.
0LYMPIC THEATRE LA BELLE HELENE
~ DECIDED SUCCESS AND TRIUMPH OF
- MLLE MARIE AIMEE
AND THE NEW PARISIAN OPERA BOUFFE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Owing to the brilliant and unabated success Of the
charming recital Of Ofenbach,s celebrated opera,
LA BELLE HELENE,
and the general desire for M REVIVAL the management
m order to comply with the request of the patrons OF
Opera BOufte who unable to obtain seats At the
iii beg S L. T. ths
inc last R% Z opera
the reigning sensation Of Opera Bogf!s,
on MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY.
HELENE.
JUTEAU in his highly successful role OF PARIS
Mile. ROLAND as OKESTES.
Mons. DUCHESNE rs AGAMEMNON
Nardin Marcas, Julien, Berthon Caralp.
Miles. Juteau, Deschamps vondam, &C.
IN REHEARSAL-LE PETIT FAUST,
with new Costumes, Scenery and star cast
Mile. Aimee in her lovely role Of MephistO.
Mile. BOnel as Marguerite Mons Juteau Faust &c.
In preparation, the new Opera LES CENT vIERGEs.
THE GREAT PARlSIAN SENSATION.
Prices before. Seats secured at the Box once at
Sohirmer 70 aud at ia Broadway. Free list entirely
suspended.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

WOODS sssoSpAy, Dec IS. 1877 'oA's'A :
EVERY AFTERNOON Ara.
THE GREAT BuRLEssSxgHhs sxHsT ThogPs, aSHs5So At .
Miss PAULINE MARKHAM Mr. Z. ". KEENE,
Miss EMMA GRATTAN. Mr.. A. H. SHELDON,
Miss THERESA WOOD, Mr.. CHAs. STURGES
bELEHHNTY AND hENdLER,
E,Siopas rcsenireisies @ DaaHs aiso Hess s N 'as'
=. v.,..,,;s sahSiSzs aSsi5ss. $sS szSk ,.,
JACOB sHowLEs.
BoTH AFTERSoSh iSrf 'eS AND is 1RS EVENING. nHS
PAtAcE PAtAcE 9F 9F TETTH. TETTH.
Evening att SsRes SsEnes ~ psM sdSPtee Buresaue
nidiEis1 THE 5xsEs 81 II TEE WSSb
Fox Book now open to secure Seats
noMINIcK MURRAY
AT PITTsBURG OPERA HOUSE,
rscAFEb r a5' FEos gssss PEn%Hl slNG SING.
RRyANrs OPERA HOUSE, TwENTY.THIRD STREET
- Twentythrd street and Sixth avenue. near Booths
BRYANT's M!NsrRELs s. w. MANDREws..
xsB
ssssihEs
BRYANTS MINSTRELS Stanwoods Banioisms.
BRyANTS RyAN SSrRE MIMSsSTrRREELS Clodoche csn,can enc,
BRYANTS MINSTREIS. Bryants Black Brigands.
Matinee Saturday, at2 Seats secured in advance
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Pl;OpOsAI...

DOARD or ENGINEERS OF THE FOURTH AVENUE
ID ixPRoyExrST, ovrct GRAND csSraAL Dsror, NV
yopk November X 1872 Notice to Luntractors-Seacd
proposals work on the Fourth avenue improvement
inth and seventy ninth streets, Will be
received by the unde signed at this Office until two
O'Clock r. NJ OF December l6, 1872 Plans specifications
ana blank prpDosas will be ready and after the 18th
inst ALLAN CAMfbEbb, b0arn 0l
EDWARD Il. TRACY, Fourth Avenue
l. q BUCKHOUT. Improvement
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

Iror |
oo'' BROADWAY,
OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
ROBERT w. BUTLER. Manager
Mr. Butler respectfully to his former patrons
POPULAR PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
GRAND OPENING
MONDAY EVENING, DEC. Is, 1872, with
An ENTIRE NEW COMPANY
AN ENTIRE NEW COMPANY.
THE GREAT ABBOTT TROUPE
THE GREAT ABBOTT TROUPE
THE GREAT ABBOTT TROUPE
GEORGE LEOPOLD and his wonderful pupil
GEORGE LEOPOLD and his wonderful pupil
GEORGE LEOPOLD and his wonderful pupil
LEO, LEO, LEO, LEO,
LEO, Leo AEO, LEO,
In the great LU LU SENSATION.
LUKE sCHOOLCRAFT MRS. DIDDEMus PARTY.
LUKE sCHo0LCRAFT in MRS. DIDDEMUs PARTY.
LUKE SCHOOLCRAFT MRS DIDDEMUS' PARTY
MISS JENNIE KIMBALL,
MISS JENNIE KIMBALL,
and other established favortcs
THE THREE HuNCHBACKs
THE THREE HUNCHBACKS.
TIE % THREE HUNCHBACKSS c,v,rs
sTARrLING TRICKS MAGIC CHANGES,
by the great clown, ABBOTT,
Together with an immense company, will appear In
brilliant bill OF novelties, .
gallery, 25c Box office open daily Seats secured in ad.
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
THE MOST ExTRAvAGANT HOLIDAY NOVELTIES.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15
cHRIsTMAs pAY-arand Matinee of the New COMEDY.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Twenty third street and Eighth avenue. CURTAIN
FIFTY CEGTs Reserved Chairs, Fifty cents and one
dollar extra)
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS,
- corner of Twenty-eghth street and Broadway.
BIRCH, WAMBULD AND BACkUS.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
Who has not heard Of the San Francisco Minstrelsf
Noted for their burlasques fresh jokes and negro
in Egypt China Australia all through India. Even
In the wilds Of Africa Stanley the discoverer OF Living
asked by the at explorer how the San Fran
cisco Mnstrels are getting along and he answered
Bully"
Seats secured six days in advance.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

MATINEE. Saturday, December a. at hafpast one N.
BOLD STROKE FOR A HUSBAND.
NEXT WEEK-For the first time in America, brilliant
new Comedy by London writer, now creating furOre
in that city, entitled
NEW YEARS EVE;
Or FALSE SHAME,
To be presented with and magnificent scenery. COS
tunes aud appointments q In mode, and with very
Powerful Cast
CHRISTMAS DAY-Grand Matinee of the Nav Comedy.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

M. = BRENNAN
CO1ERiF
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL BALI.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10 1873
JAMES y. DUpIGsAc. r.rcsIdeot.
WWsMAT'ES WM 4 ssII,Ilos = Low vice Presidents
THOMAS j. MEALS, a.es....
JOHN WON CLAIM, ''o,'NS''s
Boxes ipay be had oil Mr. H. J. sHEyPAn0. ~ Brosd
way.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

In aid Of the WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND
OF the late VOLUNTEER FIRE
DEPARTMENT, at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
on MONDAY EVENING, January "a, 1873
Tickets admitting gentleman nnd ladies, S.
can be procured from oi the MANAGERS
JAMES +. MENMAN. President
ALOSZO SIOTE. Treasurer. 100 Fulton street
JAMES CAMERON. Secretary pro tenn, 8jI Broadway v
Prosceuinn and Dress Circle Boxes can be obtnI
on application to JAMES Y. wENMAN. President
The New York herald., 1872-12-15
AMUsEMuNTs. A


s0IssSsz. Essl : 1AS'A1 "A11A'-
>moHrs Sys5ss..SyA AsR lat MATINEE OF
in consequence Of 'Af 6HSSssslSSRRSSila 6RHTSsSSGsslSR RSi
by the entire London as fully equar
: LORD LORD DUEDREARy.
BROTHER san, si'
EFFiE GERMoN will make their first appearance ~
" A'"'' p'sp@'"DD&S1vID David GARRIcK
AN ENGLISH ans GENTLEMAN.
In which Mr SOTHERN will sustain his original part.
EIFrH AVENUE THEATRE
west Twenty fourth street. near Broadway.
Sole Lessee and Manager ........Mr. AUGUsTrN DALI
LAST WEEK OF THE COMEDY REyIvAIA
MONDAY EVENING DECEMBER IS. 1871
sns % m M a9S M s g
Baldwin Buckstones very popular comedy In three ac
Mr. Mr. Lionel Lionel Lynx " Married for Mr. Henry CriZ
ss: @ s.stf ssss
NJ; xsSssS$$sSssa SI:Iss p EaSss;s
si ass5ss sssss . a1ss:: SsS
and also 7gnsRAE S shxfsse and P's Il I svxs
6o%ss sr sss s s.
act Comedy, entitled
BOLD STROKE
A HUSBAND.
Don Bo0 Julie Spanish oeoTss Gl.rls
Dom Dom osss na of q LHns e Jsms:
Don vincentio an amateur Composer Mr. Owen wcett
Don vsssnez Grsndee Mr. b. whisinx
gaspar IN Vlct0r1aB service. Mr. w. j. LemOyn0
Pedro, out.. J. n. Burnsts
nauueA mr. CnrrOu
Donna olivia Fanny Dsyenposs
Sonun MISS Clhfh HOTTIE
Donna Laura. Miss Rosa St Clair
(Her first appearance here).
Donna Marcella. Miss Kate Caxton
MISS mary Cory
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-17
The DIAMOND DISCOVERIES.

As Information accumulates, public
confidence IL somewhat shaken az 70
the extent and richness Of newly found
diamond fields. At least q half dozen
different persons claim the credit OF
their discovery, and locate them In al
most rs many different places. Tho
San Diego Union of the 9Th instant
saws that persons recently arrived In
that city from Arizona had no infor-
nation of any such discoveries having
been made up to the date OF their de-
parture from the Territory, six or
seven days previous. A gentleman
s~ojourning In San Diego, who Left Ari-
iona n few weeks ago, alludes to the
fact that stones supposed to be rubies
were found in the Pinal mountains by
Mr.. Fox, n member of Governor SAT-
lords exploring party. This Mr.. Fox
has since entered the field, we believe
rs a claimant to some n Of the great
diamond field discoveries. A man
named Savage also turns up at Salt
Lake rs an alleged diamond field dis
e Several Of these alleged dis
coverers claim to have known OF the
whereabouts Of the diamond, months,
II not years ago, and it Is only now
that they find out how valuable they
are. This Is rather a suspicious cir
cumstance. 1t Is also worthy Of note
that rubies, sapphires, garnets and
stones of even inferior value. are Often
est spoken of. The diamonds are less
numerous, in fact, 1t may be inferred,
extremely scarce ; and those who 90
to seek them, should make up their
minds to find them only at intervals
and long distances apart It's. F. Call,
August IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-17
A ROMANTIC WEDDING.

A wedding which had about 1t quito
\ touch Of romance took place in this
city yesterday, says the Sacramento
Record Of August 10th. On the day
previous, a young man arrived In this
city from Gan Jose and stopped Mt the
Capital Hotel, In a conversation with
O gentleman yesterday morning he In
formed him that a young lady was to
arrive from the East on the afternoon
train whom he had never seen, but
with whom he had been corresponding.
aud that they were to be married i'm
mediately upon her arrival here. When
the train arrived the blissful and eX-
pectant young man was In waiting at
the depot and soon recognized his
future wife. probably BY some sign
that had been previously agreed upon
In their correspondence. They did not
20 into ecstacies at the meeting, and
In fact they did not seem to realize
that they were the hero and heroine of
a romance In real life." Their lips
met In one long lingering kiss and
then they quietly entered the Capital
omnibus and were driven to the hotel.
In the afternoon they proceeded to
the residence Of the Rev. Mr.. Gober
and were made one for better or worse,
etc. One who did not know the cir
cumstances Of the case would have sup
posed from their bearing that they had
been acquainted for years. They re-
turned TO the hotel, partook Of an ex-
cellent dinner, and lett the city for
San Jose by the evening train. They
seemed we'll satisfied with each other,
and we hopethey may always continue
In the same frame Of mind.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-17
NOT VERY

For a few weeks past, the public on
this side Of the Atlantic have been IA
vored with cable dispatches from Lon
don, giving the opinions Of the jour
nails OF that city rs to the probabilities
Of General Grant or Mr.. Greeley being
elected to the Presidency, In Noyem-
Der. Baslng their opinions upon lin
tied knowledge Of current events In
this country, which excite but passing
attention here, they give out at one
time that, in their judgment, General
Grant will certainly be elected, and,
Mt another, that Mr.. Greeley has the
better chance, and these crude opin-
ions are telegraphed back to this coun-
try, as II It were highly important
that we should know them immedi-
stely, and thus be warned against
making serious mistakes. This, We
take It, IL giving very undue import
ancs to the opinions Of Journalists not
half so we'll informed as vi own.
Their statements OF American affairs
are almost invariably erroneous, and
their judgments founded on such de-
fective information can have no such
value as to make it important to tele-
graph them here. About English af-
fairs We accept them, rs expressing
English opinions, bnt about our own,
we can find much more trustworthy
judgments nearer home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-17

TICKET SHARps.-Ogden junction 10
infested by n set Of ticket sharps that
might with propriety be styled impu-
dent scoundrels. Passengers arriving
at the junction are attacked by these
fellows to buy or sell tickets. and they
often heap abuse Of the vilest kind
upon those who will not traffic with
them. There is an officer on the plat
form to watch them, and q municipal
ordinance of Ogden city especially
directed against them, but they contrive
to dodge the officer and continue their
Impudent course toward passengers.
It seems that 1t would be an easy mat
ter to set a trap and catch them, for
they are bold In their defiance Of the
law. Ono case was brought before tho
authorities In Ogden some little time
ago but was dismissed because Of an
in1formality in the papers, and the fell
lows since then seem to be holder than
ever. As 1t Is the nuisance is a dis
grace to Ogden and should be abated.
Salt Lake Herald. august l4h.