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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ambition.
p!cayune correspondent at Virginia
wrote to the White Pine Ne,osa few
days ago giving It the astounding ill
formation that the editor Of the GoI.p
Hill NEws was ohca q "woo,s
butcher "A carpenter. This SQUAD
like the same literary Greeley win.
male mention Of us = Few days ago
having been a '.blubber hunter ".-om
who goes forth In a ship upon the bo-
SON OF tile great ocean aud catchetl.
the huge whales to make lamp oil gu
Of. You will make us out u wondei-
fully talented a.id versatile imdividua
II you keep OIL. Don't despise uS o..
account Of our carpeuterisl accomplish
meut, however. II We mistake noi.
the savior OF mankind was also AT
qulintsd with the same business. w,
fiatter ourself that our career as IA
brave sailor lad on the broad blue sea
wa. Il good oue,e wen though We didn't
bring home u Lis string of whales to
our little lady love. aud We are mol
ashamed of our abilities with the jack
plane aud hand-siw. In fact, the first
lob Of work We did In this State, wa
the very hight OF arrival, eleven
wears ago, when We made q coffin for ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18
TWENTY YEARS IN PRISON.

Sheriff Adams OF Santa Clara arrived
in this city last night, says tile San
Francisco Chronicle of Saturday, hav-
Ing In charge William Bergen. who
WIS convicted In Santa Clara of muir
der In the second degree. for killing
William Arrowsmth, aud l. sentenced
To twenty years IN san Quentin. Ber-
gen had been 4 policeman ut Gilroy
for -four years previous to the murder,
and WAS several times attacked BY par
ties whom he had arrested. Ia COLI
versation with n Chronicle reporter last
night, lie stated that Arrowsmith called
him out OF hi, house one Saturday
night and knocked him down. He
sprang to hiI feat, aud drawing his re-
voIver. fired aud killed Ills assailant.
Bergen Is d German. aud n very Intel
ligeHt man. He says tint lie has a
family Ia Gllroy, anl his parting from
them makes his imprisonment very
hard. He will b. taken to Sau QueIi-
tin today to begin his long lmprison-
mDut, . &C. ....~ ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18
SHOT BY Aocrpxsr.-The news of a

SIoT By AccrDEAT.-The news Of a
bear being ny City Creek Canyon hav-
Ing reached the ears of ON young
gents In thi. city, says the SILT Lake
Herald Of September 18th. four In num-
Der suitably equipped started la pur.
suit OF grizzly yesterday morning. A
young man named john irving, who
was one Of the party. had q pistol In
his scabbard which titte.l very loosely.
During the hunt he went to the creek
TO get n drink, aud when In the act OF
stopping down for that purpose the
pistol fell out and was discharged from
the conclusion produced by the fall,
the ball taking effect In Irviny'- breast.
but fortunately. striking u rib, glanced,
which saved the young fellows life.
We were Informed that the wound Is
not dangerous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18
TN; NV BOUNDARY LINE.

From tho Truckeo Republican, September H.
The new boundary limo between
california aud Nevadi 1. now beng.sur
srve,i by Won Schmidt. will give ST.
IRA county considerable additional
rrrirory. aud about Slp0 0OO IN taxa-
lie property. heretofore Included with
u tin. limits Of WaShoe county. All
Tie inhabitautS included In the above
.err,tory reverting To Sierra county
will suffer great Inconvenience from
,lle change rs they Will 6c II long dis
ance rruin Dowuieville, tn. county
.eat. which IN the Winter time ami for
ak months la the year l. practically
D.ockaded aud Inaccessible from the
leep snow. The only way for tile III
mbitants included Ia the new survey
u get out Of the difficulty Is to join la
With the people of this locality a'ld
form n new county with TIuckee Tor
the county seat. In fact the survey
Won schmidt i making will render
.rich y county u necessity and affixed
fact. Washoe county. it Is said. loses
in taxable property $l.OOO.ON By the
new boundary line. and nearly all OF
this large amount would naturally be
embraced within the proposed limits
Ut Donuer county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18

PASSED THRouen.-Yesterday's ex-
press train for the East WAS an III
usually large ole. says the Sacramento
Union Of tuesday. there being no less
than four sleeping coaches besides the
other cars. One Of the sleepers WI.
occupied almost exclusively by thirty
or turty Chinese youths, who arrived
from the Flowery Kingdom by the last
steamer and are to enter college In the
ElStern States. The Celestial resi-,
Jemts Of Sacramento city had heard
thar they we're to pass through and IA
sembied ut the depot. men. women
AMI children, to the number Of FULLY
100. They surrounded tho car nd
Kept up n perfect voiley Of Questions
aud remarks with the travellers. an
other Of the coaches ws| o 'cupie'l prln-
cip,lly by the thirty Barefootci Friars,
who were recently expelled from
Guatumala OH account OF their alleged
interference with atfiir. OF state. They
are Ell route for Milwaukee. Joe Muir.
ply. the comedian, and wife were also
OIL the train.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18

A TELxoRAM from London says tina,
the Tory journals are bitter over the
result of the Geneva Arbitration. The
Adcertiser says: What a farce ha'
been played ut Geneva, where Eng.
land was sJjudged to pay tribute To a
bully who repudiates his own obllya-
tlons. America l. not yet c%ontented
with her settlement of her claim
against England. The Herald also
breathes defiance aud hatred TO Amer
ica. aud says: The breach between
the two countries has only been
widrned. The STANDARD conments
upon the award Ia a similar strain,
etc. This Is simply bunconbe on the
part OF these Opposition Journals. who
probably DO not believe n word Of II.
They think that they should do every
thing possible to emblrraSs aud bring
the Government Into diSrepute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18
STRANGE STORY BY A FOR, UNI. TELLER,
From thos F. Balls,in Of Sept. isth.l

From theS F. Bulletln Of Sept. i6th.l
A female fortune-teller visited the
Police headquarters OH Saturday AFTER
u,on. aud related u mysterious circuIn-
lance oi nh attempt made by n medi.
sal man to poison her. She pretaced
',er story by stating that she had the
misfortune TO fracture u Of her legs.
A.h"ut eight months ago she was visited
ny Il min 0f genteel address. to whom
lie revealed the past. present and the
future, aud his lille, and when she hid
concluded they entered Into n general
conversation. He spoke Of her arpar-
ent suffering. aud slie told HIM Of her
accident. He said he had studied
,nrdirine. but was not y practitioner.
he produced a small phial containing
raw-colored liquid. which he said
would afford great relief if taken In
loses OF from live to ten drops. She
M. suspicious there "a something
wrong. aud the uext morning sent the
,hial aud conteuts to q chemist oil
stockton street. who pronounced It to
be n most virulent poison, five drops
Il which would produce instant death.
Her medical adviser did not visit her
.yain. but several medical students
called, from time to title. under the
uretext Of having their fortunes told.
they Went away. however, without
,yailing themselves Of the benefit ut
her art. She noticed that they watched
her closely, and consulted together In
whispers. Que evening she hsd three
II them. followed from her houSe. aud
they entered a doctors office OH Kerr
,ey street. Their conversation OIL the
.treet WAS carried on In u low tone OF
soiee, but one wal hea.d to remark I:
=. Well, what DO you think OF her
iov." She gave it rs her opinion that
the students are In league with the
nan who first visited her, and that
heir object Is to poison her to yet pos.
e-Sion of her body after death for sci
.mtific purposes. She had read accounts
1t women being put on. Of the way IN
he Eastern cities. and II it !. done
here why not here? She said she did
lot know the maj who first called
,pon her, and knew OF no u In the
:ity who seeks to do her OIL injury.
She was advised what to do In Cast an
,ther attempt was made upon her life,
md she then retired.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18

The great statesman who directs the
,~iestinlss of the German Empire has \
certain frank aud open habit which
often eonfoundS by It's simplicity. The
following article Is 4 proof Of thls
quality. ~ we'll rs n severe rebuke To
the vilitiers Of the Administration. 1t
Is a literal translation aud bears the
.ignature Of the German Chancellor.
Its publication Is Of recent date. aud 1t
first appeared In Bismarck's we'll
known organ, the Berlin Provincial
Correspondence:
I'VE see with regret that some poll
ticiaus aud journals IN the United
States are SO Inscriptions rs to excite
the German voters In the Republic OF
the United States against Gen. Grant
oil account OF his department In the
Gernan-Freuch war. We have de-
very often and repeat 1t yet 4:
The German Government has not the
least umbrage at the conduct OF Gen.
Grant toward our country. On the
Gen. Grant has given Us
manifold and very valuable proofs OF
his true sympathy with our cau.e.
PRINcE BrsMAKcK."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18
The NATHAN MURDER,


NEw YORK, Sept. s..Forrester, the
alleged murderer OF Nathan, arrived
here Tonight. Although public osliet
In his Implication In the tragedy has
never been strong. yet among tns de,
trstiVes ana reporters many are .ou.io
"ho "Ssert NC - the a>,a's,u. oo mi
As the case against MIN ma Deem made
public. It embraces tile following as-
sertlous: The ship carpenters iron
dog, with which MIR. Nathan was 20
brutally murdered. or N very similar
tn 1t. WAS traced to Forrester's posse'.
sion. In May, 1870, the residence OF
MIR. Schenck. on Fun avenue. was ell
teieu anu .roOoed ny burglars. Among
the articles carried on was a dog,
when had been USED III opening cases
OF WINE etc.
Tie sons OF Mr.. SchencE. on oelng
snown tie dog lound IN tne I9use 4i
ar; Nathan, iti alleged, luiiy luelitl-
ileu u ~ tls QUE whicn naa oeen s.o-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18
ATTEMPTED MUaDER.

Robert ChildI Is q naughty man,
says the Salt Lake Mining Journal OF
Saturday. Yesterday lie attempted to
shoot his wife and shot the ceiling.
He then tried To shoot himself aud sh0t
the ceiling again. Lie Is II very selsi-
tive man aud felt so bad at wouuding
the ceiling twice that liz laid right
down Oh his stomach. Doubtless lie
would have been lying there yet had
not II policeman come along aud ten.
,iere'l to him the city hospitality,
which. owing to circumstances he ac-
cepted. He /. In prior awaiting trial.
For attempting 10 shoot himself he
WAS quite sensible aud would have COIL
frrrrl a benefit OIL humanity by so
doing. but the attempt 10 kill his wife
l. anUttler question. "Rot-gut " aud
jealousy seems to have cOrsplred to.
gether to produce the coTmotinn. lie
WAS the victim Of the one aud hncied
he VAS gmawcd BY the other. Let the
RESULT decide, {. H +
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18
THAT COMET.

The tait-star which has been an
nounced tO meet aud simply pnlyerize
tire earth for some time past, u recog.
nized by Messrs. Bogusiawski aud
Schiaparelli to be no other than Lex
ellis. which In 1870 came as near to
our globe "a 3l2. 0O0 miles without even
being perceived or even producing any
effect whatever. This comet had nj
ready imprudently approached Jupiter
too nearly, who deprived him. by gray
itation. ofa good deal Of matter. The
dreaded comet Is now hundreds Of
millions of miles from our orb. and all
WI have to expeOt In these seasons i a
coplous fall Of shooting stars, which
are supposed to be some Of the stray
portions OF the comet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18
MINERS RIGHTS IN DIAMOND LANDS.

Toward the clo,e Of the late session
Of Congress M Act was passed allow
ing private entries to be made OIL pub
liz lands OF mines OF gold. silver.
cinnabsr, lead and all other mineral
deposits. The Department Of the In
terIor recently. IN view Of the reported
discovery Of diamonds and other pre-
cious stones In Arizona aud New
Mexico. asked the opinion OF the At
torney General rs to whether entries
could be made Of these mines In the
same manner az of other mines. The
Attorney General has replied that,
under the head Of mineral deposits.
mineral lands Of whatever kind, nature
or description eau be entered. aud
therefore the diamond mines, under
certain restrictions m .de by law, are
In like manner subject to private entry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18
Uni,n Repub lean Ticket.
TIE ENfeRPRIss AND THE
GREAT JONES RING.

The Enterprise, most indisputably
and palpably In the interest Of The
great Jones Ring. after having. by the
most barefaced completely In the great
Jones wire-pulling, succeeded In Gre
ating very serious dissension In the
Republican ranks of Storey county. IL
It's issue OF this morning has the AFRO
CANT presumption to ask, or rather
dictate, a few questions to Us as to ou'
future course. That paper having to
tally reiu+ed or failed to answer til"
square, honest questlons we have from
time to time asked Il, eIpeclally Of late
as to itl political course. we do nor
now recognize It's right TO catechise Us
Our political course has always been
perfectly consistent. We fly u col
ors. Grant aud Wilson. at the head OF
our columns which Il moro thar
the Enterprise does, and nevei
have bolted nor threatened TO bol'
from the platform or principles Of u
party as the Enterprise has. Person.
ally We have attended conventions Of
our party a. delegate, aud always
abided the decision thereof, never BE-
cause We could not have 1t all our own
way making the ridiculous threat that
we would mail the black flag to the
mast aud scuttle the ship" which J.
the famous declaration made use Of By
the present editor Of the Enterprise
when delegate at q Republican con
vention, In Piper's Opera House a yea'
or two ago. His political record Is noi
clear enough to suit u., and we kindly
suggest that hereafter he follow OH
good. consistent example, In orde'
that he may nevermore 60 astray.
Having been an earnest, rs we'll "a ai'
honest and consistent Republican. from
the first existence Of the party
we shall continue to denounce and
freely condemn all disreputable meal.
ures, selfish wirs-pulling% or Tam
many tactics OIL the part Of any fellow
Republican or combustion Of Repub
licIi. tending Cd injure or deinoraliz
the party. Political intriguing rascal
ity should be condemned the worl,s
over. aud we always condemn u
wherever We 1ud It. We shalt watci
carefully the future course and move
m.ntS OF the Enterprise. aud the greI
Jones political Ring with peculiar ill.,
tereSt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18

Is JONES THE RING CANnIDArE?-
How does the Territorial Enterprise
account for the fact that at the recent
primary elections IN Nevada MI. Jones
was permitted to walk over the track,
theirs being no real oppo.ition to him .
II the Bank Of California and the X Ill
road Company had been In earnest In
desiring his defeat wonld they have
permitted the election to 20 by de-
fault? II Mr.. Sharon had wished to
oppose his election, or intended. or
does yet intend TO do 50, would he not
have made a light at thu primary? We
trust We shall not again hear that
.Jnnes Is not IN enemy OF the Ring.
King Henry Of Navarro. Obs. F..
Chronicle, yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18

"CHAzY. Boa."-A new character
has appeared upon the STREETS, says the
San Francisco Post yesterday. He an.
swers to the name Of "Crazy Bob"
aud promises to he q dangerous rival
tn Captain Jim and Emperor Norton.
Bob e M old SUIT Of soldier
clothes. ornamented with strips Of rel
blanket; he carries r tin sword. and
wears "swahs" like a Z" blarsted auto
crat Of the quarter deck" A cavalry
hat slourhed forward adorns his head.
while around his waist he sports . rope
nade 81 Tiny. Thus attired he presents
q spectahle 1t ouc- unique aud inter-
estihy. he Is said to b. an acquisi-
tlon from Oakland.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18
not even whisky.
We have received the first number

We have received the first number
OF the Placer argus, = weekly paper
pubii.he In Auburn. lCal.) and edited
by James b. McQuillan. who Il a good
writer n. we'll as y sound Republican,
aud will undoubtedly do good service
for the Republican party. Tie paper
contains u large amount vi reading
matter AUD ha, our best wishes Tor its
success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18
The Soldiers aud Sailors Conven-

The Soldiers and Sailors Conven-
ton Incl at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
Yesterday. and Ind n very large atten-
dance. In the afternoon session Sens-
Tor Henry Wilson was present, and
MS appearances was greeted with the
widest enthusiasm. He addressed the
Convention briefly, aud hi, remarks
Were greeted with immense applause.
General John A. Doyan, John A. Gar.
field and Stewart l.. woodford also
addressed the meeting, after which the
Convention adjourned until to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18

MoRE NATIONAL GOLD BANKs.-Tn
Accordance with applications recently
IN ile to the Controller of the Currell-
cy. permits will 10 Issued tor the or
g~anizltlon Of National Gold Banks at
the following named places IN the State
OF California 10 the Pacific Bank, ut
SIN Francisco. ut San Jose. Oakland,
Santa Barbara, Yreka, stockton and
Prtaluma.-S. +. Chronicle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18

Is THE Enterprise Of the opinion that
l.l50 votes cast at the primaries will
BE- sufficient, with the addition Of the
Democratic votes that Jones expects
to secure, to give Us the county?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18
BirthH.

DoANE-In Gold Hill. September i. to the
vile Of Vim. LILY. Doane. . ION l+pounler.
BitNABhE-ln Gold Hill September IS, to
the wife Of L.wis Barnabec, q roh.
kINNEY-In Gold liill, september 0, 10 the
wife OF Patrick Kinney, . son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18
o COUNTY CLERK.
w N. NY. DoANE,

RAWsoN,
rs A CANDIDATE FOR TIE OFFICE OF
1 County Recorder for Storey County, subject
to the decision or tho Republican County Con-
v~entlon. 81.
Gold Hill, August q, 1872. au27 td'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
COOPER

OF GOLD HILL. RESPECTFULLY AN.
" nounces himself as candidate for the ONCE
OF C erk OF Storey county, subject TO the Union
Republican County COM entiOu.
Gold Hill, August 20, 1872, au2o tds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18
o COUNTY CLERK.
VIII M 8.

~ VIRGINIA CITY, RESPECTFULLY
\ J Announcer himself as Q candidate Tor the
Once Of County Clerk OF Storey county, subject
4" the decision OF the Republican County Con.
yeution.
Virgins. August a, 1871. au22 td'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18
PETER

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL an Independent Candidate for Justice Of
the Peace Of Gold Hill. seIs
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

A SAD FALLING OuT.-It is indeed a
sad falling out when, after the closest in.
timacy, the hair parts company with the
head. Fortunately the lamentable sepa-
ration may DO easily prevented and the
twain moro closely united than ever by a
timely and systematic use Of Lyons
KATHAIRoS, tho most potent invigorant
of the hair and promoter of it growth and
beauty known to human pharmacy. 1t
completely obvistes the dry ard parched
condition Of the roots of the hair, which is
preliminary to its coming ont, by supply
ing tho precise degree Of moisture requi-
site to its preservation to a healthy state.
1t is the only true dissolvent and evapo-
rant Of dandruff and other impurities Of
the scalp, whose presence is injurious 10
the hair. Asa beautiAer Of the head the
Kathairon has no equal. 1t not only in
creuses tho quantity Of the hair, but i'm
proves its quality immediately, 'mparting
3 lustrous appearance and silky texture
which are exceedingly attractive.
3.8 decd &wlt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09
GARD OF THANKS.

The German Lutheran school picnic
held at the Flora garden on the LIST of May
was success IN every way, and We there
fore feel inclined to express our sincere
thanks to all who assisted directly or indi.
rectly in making it the same, and more
particularly to the ladies and others W no
so generously contributed their time and
gifts, to the benefit Of our school.
Wishing that the picnic may be pleas
promise that the money SO made shall go
for the exclusive benefit of the German
Lutheran school.
Con. OF ARRANGEMENTs
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

THE CoLORED MEETING on Tuesday
night, at Phillis' hall, was not, as adver-
tised, meeting for the free discussion of
the merits of Grant and Greeley, but
strictly Grant meeting. The chairman
stated the conclusion had been arrived at
that the friends of Mr.. Greeley could have
nothing to say, and Rev. Mr.. Shores, who
can't understand why colored man
should not respect and love Mr.. Greeley
who was fighting the battles of the col
ored slave, when Gen. Grant was an apol-
ogist of the slave power, was not allowed
to say word. The Grant colored men
who act from impulse, knew that Mr..
Shores could puncture their sophstries
and they allowed him no opportunity to
do So
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

GRAND Pic. Nc of the Cairo German
Society, at Port Jefferson, Kentucky, on
Pfingst-Sunday, May 10, 1872. The ferry
boat is engaged for the occasion and will
leave the foot Of Eight street precisely at
50 u. IN. and II p. m. Tickets 90 cts. for the
round trip A good time is anticipated, ms
everything possible will be done TO make
it n joyful occasion. Come one, come all.
CARL l.. THOMAS,
LOUIS HERBERT,
Ed. BUDEK,
WV. ALBA,
Committee of Arrangements.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

THE FACT that we have among US u
military company is not generally known !;
but the fact exists nevertheless. A num-
ber of citizens, young men, have been
drilling for couple of months, and are
now about to organize by the election of
officers. Uniforms will be procured, and
VIC may expect from them h public parade
on the coming Fourth Of July.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

Ice CREAM has become the institution
Of the season, and Phil Saups the most
popular in the city. His saloon has be-
come IN fact, ice cream headquarters, and
II Is not the fashion to Cat the luxury any
where else 1t is kept with scrupulous
care Is neat and tidy, and the presence of
no questionable characters is peru.ittsd in
It, Mr. saup has, also, always on hsLd
fresh cakes OF all kinds, candies, notions,
toys, DC, and deserves continuation aud
On increase Of the popular favor In which
hh establishment Is held. 6.7du
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

THE PAINTER made the report of the
council proceedings Of last Monday night
say that councilman Woodward moved to
adopt the report of the board Of health
and councilman Wood appealed from the
decision of the chair. Vice versa would
have been right Col. Wood moved to
adopt the resolutions, made speech
against them and then voted for them,
while Mr.. Woodward 9as "fernens.n them
all the time.