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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday,
Judge Pratt issued mandamus against the New-Yorl
Benevolent Society Of Operative Masons to compel the
restoration to membership of Michael ODowd. This ia
chartered association, and the disposition OF the matter
is regarded as for all incorporated benevolent
societies. The matter was set down for argument on
the first Monday in August
In the Supreme Court, Chambers, before
Judge Pratt, yesterday, a peremptory mandamus was
asked FOR against the Controller to compel the payment
OF salary due James +. Crosby, stenographer In the
Court of oyer ana Terminer. Decision reserved. -
similar demand made in the OF John Hous ~,
falling Chief Clerk in the Bureau OF County
compel the payment of SSH IL for salary. Do''''''
reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27

much learning 10 explain the simplest matters, on a
erng the recondite and novel for their own sakes
tcuar there Is TO fear that the study OF Lat
classic Pro.ody will be desstpyea esPe taede1
cies presented from Corssen Westpha ana other
phiologiss OF reputation. ProI mnsney san L9 psgIv
exist, and far this Is done without ueuacung ro
the real merit Of modern phloogca sce ns W. ~
thorough knowledge OF every languaRe Iespoo s lux
which phloogist may discourse Inere - th v.
portance OF the Sanscrlt Some do make oasci Y Sa
tbere il no anestion that much good done by
this class OF persons in overthrowlng on eraoi N
establishing sound principles OF pathological research
BAD LIsH-ARCHEoLoGIcAL CHARTS
SIS Haldenan read the next paper entitled "Some
points of English Spelling and Pronunciation" Inc
author pointed out numerous mistakes common even
among scholars from disregard OF the origin OF "orus'
and their spelling and pronunciation In the languages
which gave them birth. His extended knowledge OF
tine etymolOgy of different languages enabled the author
TO give vast number OF instances of errors In both spell
ling and prOnounciDg. and 10 make SUBJECT hatuIdl
dry and undressing, pleasant ana attiacINe. lno
paper Occasoned discussion, IN which several members
gave numerous examples OF mspronunclatlon Win
prof. A. Pinart of France who was sent to Eastern
india by the late French Empire and has spent some
time in Alaska addressed the Association, anu eXhD
tied several drawings of inscriptions upon wooden tab
let's found Easter Island He had seen some statues
vote of thanks was presented to Mr. Part for his at
tendance and the exhibition Of his archaeological charts
FINAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Prof. sewal read resolutions Of thanks to the local
Committee the citizens Of Providence, and the corpora
ton of Brown University for the generous hospitality and
entertainment OF the members, which passed The
Executive Committee recommended Easton, Penn, as
the next place OF meeting, which adopted The 22d
OF July was selected the time OF meeting. Pro1
Butts reported the following nominations OF oHcers LOT
the ensuing year: President. Prof. A. o. Kendrck OF
Rochester University; VicePresdents, Prof. +; A.
March of Lafayette College and Prof J. Hadey OF Yale
College; Secretary and Curator, Prof g. Comfort OF
Syracuse University Treasurer, the Hon H. LIun9nI
OF Hartford, Conn., Executive Committee, Chancellor
Howard Crosby OF New York University, Prof.. u; W.
Evans Cornell University. Prof W. f. Allen OF rs
cOnsn University, Prof Albert Hardness or Brown mi
yersity Thus closed of the most interesting gathet
ngs held by this Association IL Is generally regdr
ed as only exceeded by that held three years since a
POughkeepsie There several ladies members or the
ss6caton and many of the ladies OF Providence mani
fest their interest III the proceedings oy u"J a'on"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27
CONKLING CRITICISED.
AN OMISSION.


To The Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Our Senior Senator" in his colicky speech
last evening forgot mieeds Of Mr. Greeley and rHs
Tribune catalogue the making Of the Hon Roscoe Conkng
Men. York July a. 1871 q. r..
WHO WAS NoRToN's BoNDSMANf
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Among other msstatements of Senator Conk-
ling in his Cooper Institute Grant and abuse Of hr
Greeley be SAYS regard deeson that M Greeley
is his This all acquainted with the
matter The facts simply that Mr. Greeley With Mr.
Abram boudsman for Mr. p H. jones' tho
Postmaster supposed be liable for his ubsna~ M dres
ley is therefore liable only indirectly ALL for MORTON
/, seems to writer that Mr.. Jones private 0ruH ~ ~
upon before calling his bOndsmen % maze W ~ [ .
S,,, - r. ,oor,. he ,bosh have exercised ''nee' sur
suoorulnate' over WHOSE accounts Nc TEKs.
Teillanee.
Nete. York July Is, 1872. ,>.so>,
r. - 800 or The TrtbUne.
CT c.,r ConkliRg, in his SHY ueiens ~,
pih' Don" ~. % dplay even regard Tor AN ~
Drah's uep"'is~ ., nj. baby confessed to fsp W.
marx IVAN e.,o, Coukling has far failed 10 m'Le
us u''' a %, the truth In enumeraiing inc '' N
any cs,rmept the mentions the ZANE % -
sadded % " or Of the Third CssheueFD piste IN oA'''
Johuson, appointed Asse'
The h Local Offices and were selected and pT' iosa :.
These m 10 both political parties Tor !" years. " 'He ~
that without Of consultation with Gen Robert
rd IN ,pite Of johnson imposed on the DAYTON
- Gen schenck the reappontmeni Of the faithful as
Andrew johnson had displaced because Of bis adhesion
a., psophean party But this unknown person was reaa's
@ and in defiance Of Republican leader as 1
~ "a. .addled upon scheneks district in its latest onee
Nos. YORK July "A, 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS
SATURDAY. jury n.

49,, . v v, onssnsoTa and Liverpool. steamship NV
fBms,els close Al a m No Supplementary Mall a""NP
II A. m from Pier No. - " -. M, st.amShip Mescr
c,ss AZ m m Supplementary Mail al ioo' V' iu'u'"
A. slood AZ o. m steamship sas al p M -, rr.,,iA with
ian letters deposited supplementary MANS " " -
double postage.l ..,.u,.
Drrct German Mail IA sent By this Inc 81 Lsnrcu
MI ~, sranee VA Brcst and Haye per steaHssp No 50 r.
fia,s ". en- steamship II e. from i Nt y, 4 o.
MI ~, Kew Wet by steamship Oiyae s'''
ssnshn ali. AZ o. m from Pier Ne 20 Is Nv Ohce every
Mai t,r Uafas s. Is closed AZ the NeN portland Me-. On
1lar.tsv Al q o'elock D. N. steamship sails ITO"
Fnday, at p m. - -, N, the Williams "ulO" ~
Inman IAne Steamships =, ,v o. a.
All Mails close at II o'clock a m LUG
M. To II an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27
CRIMINAL NOTEs.

At the Essex Market Police Court, .sIe shafa
Charles DAVIS aud James Whaen weTs held iq Ri,sS
"a. 14ha pie Court Yesterday, Peter OFT,
At the ION ps Iollce Iol 81 FOR stealing watch and
age D. aud George Jsnes, age 3 were hs tahr.ion
ohaiu worth slJ5 tbs property Of "ilNA~ h.,od
Charles H. Brown and AleSsSa ,hs pssbse that they
ve with wssh. 40 hail each nv
SbieldA -,
Capt Saunders of the twentieth f Th con ON
mn FiS Twenty second st. and eventh Tor 'aae o.
n "a Al Jefferson Market yesterday Crawford HS h
@ G or good aud IL spectators who had oeen Aese
~srs ascharred with a reprimand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27
DECISIONS-JuLY %.

S,,peyior Court-Specal Term-By Judge Mcneil
Pieiaer agt Marin-orier granted Grover AsN 'oH'A-O
gr.nted Miner Il. Stoms.-Defaut taken
Common Peas-SDecidi Tsrm-Bv Judge larremore
Ie.r AT ShernAn-Defaut opened. Slater ag Anderson ao.
,,n ~ referee Gage agt Observation-Disclosures Hastings
at Meyer agt BaausN- @
H. The matter of seaman Cohtuuing en htoensAoe as
for Judgment sehwab PurceL-bitend1s Ies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27

"The Drama labors not TO please the cart
Iu dearth Of talent abe must fAin supply
The wherewithAl to csptlyate the eve:
For glitter. legs, and color are, to-day.
Tn Ingredients Of the thing We call Play.
On rep ana gliding lavish all your pains
And End IN wood the substitute for brains
II startling incidents your Acts require,
Condone your dullness BY house on Gre"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-27
v,SiAruRg ALMANAC

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n'Sh va Ia,.ns i:58 Hell Gate fefrI''' o."
s@a warr ,., .a' ~ lsl Hell Gate Ferry '@
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-19
OFFICIAL.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, !
-f4- Mn Augrst % 1872.


City Hall, August Y, 1872 }
sFyHF TAXPAYERS WHOSE NAMES AZ,
& pear in the following list, viii Is IKE
notice Of their indebtedness to me st c d5v '0 Of
july. 1872, in the several amounts SET op 20
site TePeyG na% t a ana tf@ at the the
sa.d Is4eS a. .ei,f ner annum from the date
as 6Te " d. mon Thirty days notice by the
and after t IN PT 4edSt9 sb u
IT, +Ea Collection of the aforesaid taxes,
interest ,i,e and costs, will be enforced;
And they are further notified t hat are after
anti viii be instituted Thy filing the unpaid
bills In court, according 10 law against all
seiinquentg named below from pn efts5 Di 5o
frict Court for the parish Of Orleans! and
against ali others in the list in the flshJ5l
District Court for the parish OF OH Orleans ana
Ills I'o'''' S1i''4- John i. WALTON,
Administrator Of Finance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-19

| 1868 Brock Maria. Observation-Disclosures. 1896
1868 BrOde ] H, bis. ....o............. l37
1911 BrOde TheO. .................. 81
| 1878 Bradstreet N & SOn.....c.... ITO
$500 Broussard Elizabeth. Al
1888 Broom Frank widow. ..o....... 2
| 5064 Broom crank. ..........s....... 81
| 1857 BrOderick Luk.......oo........ II
| 1898 BrOderiCk Cornelius. ..o...... q
| 3705 Brooks Denis. Observation-Disclosures. l
| 3I06 Brooks aroline........s.o.... /
37l5 Brooks Thomas G............. 8
| 31l6 Brooks Thomas. 16
| 1928 Browne Edward F.............. 80
| 1923 Bro ne Richard H......o..... G8
| 1871 Brown Samuel H...a.......... Is
1888 Brown Joseph A..u.e......,o.. 844
1913 Brown Louisa N......a........e 500
374l Brown Louisa. IS
3742 Brown Benjamin. ..o..s....... 10
3745 Brown Hugh W......o..o..... n
3G46 Brown John T................o 10
3743 Brown John. "a
1852 Brown George H............... IS
1855 Brown George FL or Green John 1874
1856 Brown William. Observation-Disclosures. 327
1850 Brown and Austin Louis. 4
.3Ibl Brown ida. ..............,.....
5 o4 Brown C........... q
1865 FrOwn Bertha Mrs. SO
1866 Brown Clara. Observation-Disclosures 80
1867 Brown William Ho... ........o sc
311l Brown Rnsetta....e .O.....e...O 5
3772 Brown William S.s..s.....o 2l4
37T4 Brown Edward. .oo......s.....o ISL
3776 Brown Andrew. 1045
5a8 Brown a, Observation-Disclosures 434
$3.50 Brown Anton. ................e II
1901 brown August. ....o...'....... 50
3I85 Bf0Wn Alexander. .o.o........o AZ
$3.50 Brown y Co. ......:..s...O SIS
3786 Brown Marie Rose Estelleo. IL
3I87 Brown B x R..............o... IL
soy Brown Thomas. .s............O ID
1898 Brown George or "UnknOwn"o n
3lS4 Brown George. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
$3.50 Brown ) Captalne. .e.s.o....o IA
o3l98 Brown u MISUNDERSTANDING
3802 Brown James D..o...........o GIG
3803 Brown James D......o........o SO
38Oo Brown II :-...o....s.s......o
3"Ot brown JOseph. .o..........F..oO
goo Brown G. :.....oo..o......... 26l
:f6i9 Brown NJ widow .O...........oo Is
500 Brown Monroe ..o.o.......s.-.o 2
1911 1911 brown Conrad .o...........o..s
36i9 Brown PAUL .s........O.......o
96SV Brown FRANK .o.o........o....o 50
POI Drown " n ....o...s...s..o
500 Brown Dewitt C.oo......e.o..o A
3 3"5o Bro"h ChflStian: ..........o Y
90So brown oscar Is Mfs.s....s....o II
3059 Brown d r w Mrs: '...'.'...-... 80
$3.50 Brown Causey Mrs. o...s.,....e SIS
1852 Brown Mnter. ...ss...........o 4
1920 DfouIl1 ahfed. oo...o...''o IIU I
500 9oo" DIoeueI y ''.'''''''e ~
384o BIrocEentohr William: :.o....o l55
3o4S browning mary CharlOtte..s.o 20
1854 Broas Ellen ...............o..o 22O
$3.50 Bfau9e Joseph. oo.o'.......O 68
3 304o DTolZe estate oI.-O.O.''....o 10 I
S04 ~ DI'lousky C..-.-;; ...'.'.'.'.'O II
9ot9 Bfou@hn george Horacs.s'.'.O % q
1921 1921 Brouss9 Jean. 0o'0''o..'O.'..oo %
9o24 DiueT laurent '.'''.''o.s.''o
9oS0 D % ueL James ;''''''"''.'''''e y
98S3 B PruIiSau IosePR 0''0'''''"''''o 90
3 30c9 pruning Johh .:;...s'.....s 4Z3 I
SoeS BL LuLlinS g y "luo"'o''.'.e 80 u
S9ot BBrunlh9 henry A.o0..'...''..o = I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-19
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1872


:
1890 Barthe Pierre, ZI5
1921 Barthe Ursane Mrs. .....,......
1888 Barthe Urban. ..........'..... ~
1924 Barthe Antoine Mrs.........''' ~ +.
1886 Bartlett Henry T......:..-,..... y
1897 BaTtlette FA................... ~
1898 Bartlett Frank A........-...... -
1899 Bartlett Il Payne. I3I
1892 Barbes Charles. ............:...
1898 BarbOt Dr..............-.,....' D
1894 Barley ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Al
1895 BARRIE Mrs. Observation-Disclosures.
1896 BARRIE Celeste. .................
1898 Barbe Etienne. 1877
1902 Barbarln Gasijght Company. 53I
1904 Barbarin william ......-....... ~ [
1905 Barbarin Arthur. .,............ 24T
1906 Barba Fernando. 1877
1907 Barba Fe1 dinaud. .............. ALP
1911 BarDa Joseph. ass 4
1912 Barbour David. ................ y
1918 Barbour David estate of, ...... "a
1914 Barbour Thomas S............. 5
1873 Barlow widoW.........-... 68
1919 Baretuse Mary A............... 68
1921 B4res Francis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 :
1928 Bares Bertrand. 40 5
1927 BAres Bazile Observation-Disclosures. 10 :
1928 Barrere Observation-Disclosures. Al 2
1881 BarrOuse Victor. I65 0
ol332 Barouse Jean Marie .....,... "a ;
1888 BarOusse Jules. ............. Al 2
1884 BarOuse FRANCOIS. y 0
1883 Barker William. ...........o..o - 9
1913 Barker PA. IL Z
l349 Bardine Observation-Disclosures 10 =
1851 BarwoOd T B.....o.o........... 4
1852 Baringer John L............o.o l65 y
1893 Barnger NJ VI Mrs. .........,t. d
1884 Barangue Joseph. .............. ~ o
1856 Barach Benito. ................ !,
1859 Pa cello Jane Mrs.............. Al 2;
1861 BaTlac NlctOlre Laurie estate o. bH 4
1862 Barjac yictoire Laure......... 81 2!
IJb5 Barglle JOhn P....,.r....t....s 90 III
1867 BarzaX Eliza ana Marie........ 40 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21
NECESSITY Of SLEEP.

There are thousands of busy people
who die every year for want OF sleep.
Sleeplessness becomes q disease, and
the precursor Of insanity. We speak
Of sleep as the image of death, and our
waking hour as the image Of life. Sleep
Is not like death; for it Is the period
in which the waste OF the system
ceases, or is reduced to Its minimum.
Sleep repairs the waste which waking
hours have made. 1t rehuilds the syS-
TEN. The night "a the repair shop OF
the body. Every part Of the system Is
silently overhauled, and all the organs.
tissues, and substances are replenished
Waking consumes and eXllausts: sleep
replaces and repairs. A man who
would be good worker must be a
good sleeper. A man has as much
force In him rs he has provided for In
sleep. The quality Of mental activity
depends upon the quality Of sleep.
Men need, on an average, eight hours
ofsleep a day. A lymphatie tempera-
ment may require nine; a nervous
temperament, six or seven. a lynn
phatic man Il sluggish, moves and
sleeps slowly. But nervo,,. man acts
quickly in everything. He does more
IN all hour than sluggish man In two
hours; and so In his sleep. Every
man must sleep according to his tenn
permanent but eight hours Is the aver
age. Whoever by work, pleasure. sor-
row. or by any other cause. is regularly
diminishing his sleep, Is destroying his
life. A man may hold out for time,
but the crash will come, and he will
die. There is a great deal Of intemper-
ancs besides that Of tobacco, opium. or
brandy. Men are dissipated who over
tax their systems all day, and under
sleep every night. a man who dies OF
delirium tremens Is no more 4 drunk
ard and a suicide, than the minister:
the lawyer. the merchant, the editor,
or the printer, that works excessively
all day and sleeps but little all night.
-HeRry Ward Beecier.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21

AKrIrIcIAr. MILK. = The French
chemists are going to do away with
cows. They are making artificial milk
from sugar, dried whites Of eggs, car
Donate OF soda, olive oil and water.
BY substituting gelatine for whites OF
egys, and with less admiXturc of water
cram Ia obtained. Monsieur Gaudin
statea that good artificial milk can be
prepared from bones rich in fat by
purifying this fat by means Of super
heated steam, and combining the fat
thus obtained with Selatine. This milk
Is, he says, almost ike that OF the COW,
and when kept, acquired first the odor
OF sour milk, then that Of sour cheese.
The gelatine In 1t represents the ca
seine: the fat, the butter; the sugar,
the sugar of milk. 1t serves for the
preparation OF coffee and chocolate, OF
soups and creams Of excellent flavor,
and its cost Is but trifling.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21

A LEADING wine firm OF San Frau-
cisco give 1t rs their opinion that It is
almost certain that the vintage of 1872,
though somewhat reduced by frosts In
soms peculiar localities, will foot up
much greater than that Of the year
previous. They estimate that 5000, 900
gallons Of wine will be made; besides
q large quantity Of grapes Will be con-
AIMED In the manufacture Of brandy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21

A SINGULAR suicide occurred recently
In Cans, France. Catherine Vigaux, a
farmers wife, who had for some time
been troubled with religious nonoma-
MIA, determined to kill herself Kin
ding fire In a large oven, the woman
crept into it. and there remained till
she was discovered, burned to cinder.
On chair by the mouth Of the oven
she had placed a rosary, a crucliiX and
a vase Of holy water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21

The man who ate sixty mince pies
In all hour. the man who ate sixty
hard-bolled eggs in-thirty minutes. and
the other performers Of wondrous feats
OF deglutition, are all thrown in the
shade by Greeley. He has just five
months In which to swallow the utter
ances Of twenty years.-Blade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21

In order to get the streets cleaned, a
Little Rock paper prints this pleasant
paragraph: I" We have laid IN an ele-
rnnt assortment offlrst-class obituaries,
from which we shall select with pleas
ure fitting ones for each OF the Alder
men, when they die from the cholera
or other disease, superinduced by the
filthy condition Of our streets anu
alleys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21
PERsRvKRBi AND PfoopER.
AN ARABIAN TALE.

nj J. O. sAxE. s-.,.s-- -
ITO the manly will there's ever a wayr'
Saida simple Arab youth;
"H1S %y ra ,e.sS.9 sS,aE Essis Il x, day.
Hc's Always saying-the good old man
Now please remember, my dear,
You are sure to win whatever you plan,
Ifyou steadily persevere;
mean to try it-upon my iie!-
IfIgo through dre aud water:
And, since wish TO marry wife: -r.zr F.. III
III have the CALI s daughter " ~. A-a.
SO OF TO the vizier straight he goes,
Who only laughed at the lad;
And said him "Say''-as you may suppoee-
For he thought the follow wss nad
And still for many and many day
He came to plead his case. :,
But the vizier only answered Nay,
And lau9hed him In the face. lI tfENlTW
AHIast the Califcamc across .. - --' . . =.
The youth in the Vizier's hall,
And asking what his GRAND was,
The vizier told him all ,.,E, arffr =
Now, by my head" the Calf said,
"'Tis only the wise and great
A Calif's daughter may ask to wed,
For rank with rank musNnoAe;csT =
Unie -, mayhap, sonre valiant decd "
May serve for an equal claim, -,
(FoF merit, / own, should have It's hScu,
And princes yield to fame0
In the Tigris once gem was lost,
Twas ages and ages since.
A ruby OF wondrous size and cost,
Aud ft for the noblest prince;
That gem, my lad. must surely 10
Somewhere beneath the water
Go and II, boy. and bring 1t to mo.
Then come and marry my daughter!
And SO win :" tho lad replied,
And Of to the river he ran;
And he dipss away at the foamy uue.
As fast IA ever he can;
With little cup no dips away;
Now what's the fellow about.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21

an AND AFTER TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH,
l stages will leave ou arrival OF 10 A. =. train
nom Virginia for Genoa and Warm Syringe. on
Tnesday. THURSDAY and Saturday. Returning
eaune DAYS and connecting with the AZ. T. train
Sou,h 10 On Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at Z
WI. WILSON, Proprietor.
]. D. KKRsEr, Agent. ,.,,,
Carson, June IS, isn. IeHA"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21
S 2 6 S, 0 o o o o !
IN GoLDICOIN,

Each Ticket will be composed Of TWO Co..
pons, of the valne OF "a, 30 each. which Conpoa
win sns the holder TO @ :%sred 70 az 70 "a
Ticket. -. a.,
Thousand Gifts will take place at Virginia Cly.
tho Immediate supervision Of tho Trustees, -
directed by the Act Of tho Legislature aushosis-
Ing the same.
~ Ono Hundred Thousand Tickets win b
soid from the proceeds Of which $4,000 In
Gold Coin Gifts win be returned to tho holders
- The remainder, ai,cr deducting the expenses.
viii be disposed q according Snr 70 sea@ ssSoe
IAN moneys coming into the state TNss1u
from sources provided for In this Act, shall b.
and the same Is hereby nS set sps On ana rns ,S
Insane Asylum Building Fund, and ne batS
Treasurer shall report to the Governor me an
amount received from said source nom time to
time and the Governor shall report tnc sans 70
The Drawing win bo In public, and conducted
IN The sauie manner - that OF the 4ereantjs
Library Of San Francisco, Caiforna; ,,..
The holders OF Tickets TO whieh SiIiS ~
awarded, viii present the same Immediately A.
ter tho Drawing to Wells, FARGO GO: tTs.S
urer, Virginia City, Nevada, for payment rs I'LL
through BANKING TGssS Geonnunics,sohs viii -
addrcssed TO d. L. BLANCHARD, 1anager,N
yiTFn9 aSSSyry Sy attended 70 By sbo
Tickcts sent by mail or express - direeto1;;
TicEets arc good only to the holders, and VIII
be paid on presentation. -, -,,st,
1'hat the Enterprise will be managed WIFE ".
te9rity M and m responsibility we will refer 10 the
following prominent citizens:
J. Schooling;
w. H. HOBART.
4. A. d. D TRRADWAY, Carson City.
GEO. D. FRYER. Carson City.
Hon. j. p. JONES. Gold Hill.
W. D. THoRNBURG. Virginia City.
4. EDGERT0N, Virginia City. m-
&C PENpERSAs;Ti; EN CASH. Virginia r',a City
yoHN yoHN skasi skasN. y'5siaa'fh Sssia ii SIl.''
REMEDY 3 MALLoN, Virginia City.
Hon. N. s. BONNIFIELD, Unionville.
A. A. q. a. cIeYEEfSp, g2H SS Hamilton, Whit. Pine.
L. T. FOX, Gold Hill
D. L. HASTINGS. Silver City.
q. & q " HOPKINS HOPKINS, pHiSsSDi Virginia City.
r. McBETH. Galena.
|. W. W. mccoy. Eureka.
G. P. MILLS, White Pine.
TT SHAMP, Virginia City. rlf....a
r. <. LoWERY, Virginia City:
+. TRNNANT, Hamilton, White Pine.
II. II. BRCK, Washoe City. ltLl fa5I .f.
j. W. ELLYS0N, Carlin.
C. L. FULLER. Austin. t'F aH.
A. J. LOCKWOOD, Empire City.
WELLS, FARGO & CO., vIrsi.i. CITY
Treasurer.
D. L. BLANCHARD, Manager. a
8. L. VAN AMsRINGRN, Ges.ral Asess.
cHUBBUcK d WELToN,
my9td LOCAL AGENTS, GOLD HILL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21
Gold Hill. March II. 1871. myil-tf
Nevada Pioneer Society.

PURSUANT TO NOTICE FOR A MEET
inc 10 he held At the Palace Saloon, for the
oroanIzing ofa Pioneer Society Of tho State Of
Nevada, composed OF persons who arrived on
the Pacific Coast during the ysars ls49 and lss0,
A number OF persons met at said place, when
Thonas Eager was appointed Chairman and j.
Il. Marplc Secretary. Tho meeting being thus
Wnn1 N, a A. McMeans, W. D. O. Gibson, A.
n Krnttschnitt and Geo. 3. Ferrend Com.
mittee nj on organization Of Society OF Pioneers
" orSered SrS that the proceedings be published.
r,ny nersors siQned for Q called meeting to he
hejd a the District Court Room on sATuK-
DAY, tho 27d OF yune, l672, q . oSloek .; H.
VIZ "A'D ' - =" 'THOS. EAGER, Chairman.
J. II. MARPLs, Secretary.
Virginia City, June Is, 1879. ,els'a