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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-14

In On. McMkASs' letter elsewhere al
luded to. il appears that there will DO a
fusion between Sutro and the Indepen-
dent party. This fusion although in
complete In all respects will be perfect
on the platform OF opposition to Mr..
Sharon. From Mr.. Sutro's u~tterances
the other evening at his lecture, We in
fer that he Ear be counted in with the
Doctor in this particular. But how are
Messrs. sutro and Elliot to be recon
ciledp The former says that the latter
is one Of the "hired liars" employedby
the Bank Ring. and that he lobbied
against him (Sutro) on the floor OF the
House in Washington. And II Mr.. e.
liOt is, Us alleged by sutro, owned by
Mr.. Sharon. how can he work upon the
Doctors platform Of opposition to Mr..
Sharon and the Bankl There is evil
IDENTIFY 4 difficulty in this matter. Here
is Elliot. who. according to the gospel
by Sutro. is a " Bank liar" and who is
also Mt the same time the head and front
OF new party whose main object the
Doctor says is to wage a war Of defense
against Mr.. Sharon and the Bank OF
California. There is o lie out some
where. Either Mr.. Sutro is guilty OF
mendacity or Mr.. Elliott is similarly sit
usted. Are there traitors already in the
Independent campf It occurs to US
that upon the authority Of sutro, Mr..
Elliot should DO impeached.
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ONE swindle leads so logically to an
other. Mr.. John Pope Hodnut, an Irish
lawyer from Chicago, says the New Yori
Tribune. observing that the heavens were
falling. held up his hat for larks in the
shape Of twenty-five per cent. commits
sion from the laboring men, who were
in fair prospect Of being cheated out Of
their wages by the Washington Board Of
Works. Some LAO OF these ignorant
men signed a contract giving him this
commission for obtaining their wages,
~whereupon John Pope Hodnut appeared
before the committee. and, so far as he
had opportunity. made himself q nuts.
ance. The committee and Congress
having. in spite Of Mr.. John Pope Hold.
nut, made an appropriation to pay the
lsborers, Mr.. John Pope Hodnut claims
his little commission. amounting to
$4,000. The only possible excuse for
Mr.. John Pope Hodnut's receiving $780,
900 for boring the committee is, that he
proposes to use it to establish q news
paper in Washington. He proposes to
spend the money on the spot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-14
Approved, June 3, isLl.

Be % Enacted BY a. s~.ais a.d Hosss Of Rspr.e.
is...s y a. Osi'd Ss''' a/A"~'es 70 Cos
Thst Iection third Of an act entitled "An act %
reduce duties on imports. and 70 reduce internal
tAke1, and for other purposes" approved March
third, eighteen hundred and seventythree, BE-
amended % q 10 read q foliou:
s0rc. 3, That foreign merchandise which ar.
rived Al ! port OF the United States on or before M
thlty.nrsf day Of July. eighteen hundred and sey.
entytwo, and upon which duties were not paid prior
10 Aurusi nrst, eighteen hundred and ssventytvo.
thourh the same were not entered or transferred 70
4 public store or Q bonded warshouse, shall Be- emu.
tied 10 the benefits provided for In the eirhth see-
lion Of The act emitted a act 20 redube duties on
importe. and 70 reduce internal taxss. and for other
pufposes.' approved June sixth. eighteen hundred
vhouId have bssn entitled TO had Il actually BEEN
IN plsiie store OF bonded warehouse on OF pror 10
ssyenty-two: Provided. that the owner on .ueS
merehsndiss shall. within thirty dvys nom ths
SdtinS 20 ne collector Of The por Il which sueb
merchandise arrived"
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Phoebe Items.
frrom III. Record. June iol

Some parties who were taking out ore
from the Phoebe mine on shares, had %
tons crushed at the Florence mill. which
Yielded the handsome sum Of 50, 800.
being 81 per cent. Of the assay value.
Some OF tho ba-s ran up TO $40 fne.
This is very good work, and reflects
credit on Mr.. M~cAfasters, the Superin-
tendent Of the mill. where the ore was
reduced.
Yesterday we believe was the hottest
day Of the season. the thermometer
marking % in the shade. There was q
steady demand for refrigerants, both in
.srnal and external.
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isiiss. n Iks rsasd aaim u InTios X o..

Be q esaofed by Iks Senate a.d HOWE Of Rspres.-
iailrs, q AZ p~hed Ssis@ Am~ioa q Obs.
That hereafter Il shall not Be lawful for any United
ttAte onheer. OF other p~enonnnder its employ or con-
trollto recognize thebinding force or legality, or In
manner sustain or enforce or counsel, or Eve any
aid OF asststance 10 sustain o. enforce, any contract
OF Asresment made by any .psrson OF person., OF
diam, OF Individual Indian or Indians. not Q eitisen
ofths unitsd State. entered into prior 10 the date
the mode Of mailing private contracts with In
diana" approved Nay twenty-nut. eish,esn hun
Of any money o. other thing o. value, in present o.
prospective, % for the uantias 90 procuring any
privilege 70 him or her, Or any other psrson or PER
sons, or eorporstion. In eonsiderstIon q Serv,ecsfor.
or ARRANGEMENTS made 70. sid Indians relative 20
their lands. or % any claim uovins cut Of OF In rt
srenes 70 annuiual instAtlments, o. other moneys.
claims. dsmAnd. o. thing under laws or treaties With
the United statss. or omctal aets OIL any edssr
thersol, or IN any vsy connested with o. duslrom
the United etatsA unlses such contract or sGe~
nsni vn Tsduesdto writing md duly usnsd b ne
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tApproyed, May q, ISL
Do Il o. acted by IA. sr.ai, ami Bo.,, az R,r,,

Do u % acted by tAs sesais and Hosss Of Repvaem.
ia,,rs; estA' U"ii'd sais Of A'"oieaia daers''
That all %oficsrs on duty al any point west Of
line drawn north and south through Omaha CITY,
and north OF q line drawn east and west upon the
southern boundary Of Arizona, shall be allowed lxty
days leave Of absence without deduction Of pay OF
allowances; Provided. That the SAINT 10 taken bui
once In two years: And provided further, That The
leave OF absence may be extended to three months
iftaken once only IN three years, or four months, d
taken once only IN four years.
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The Louisville Courier journal pub.
fishes weekly lists Of marriage licenses
issued in that city. II gives rash people
an opportunity for reelection. and pro-
duecs q subduing effect npon the whole
community.
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he 70 ssacisd BY iks Senais asd Hos,s Of R,p,,,,u.
isi,sss u az DATED Satn u Amriea n Cos.
That the thirteenth section Of the act entitled
steamships and other vessels" approved March
third. eighteen hundred and nny.dye. be, and the
same IL hereby. repealed and that hereafter each
livered the manifests or lists OF passenger pre-
scrtbed BY. the twelfth section Of the act Aforesaid,
approved March third. eighteen hundred and any.
lists OF passenGers TO the Secretary Of the Treasury
Of the United Atatss, In such manner a. shall be
prescribed by that onicer. under whose direction
iished.
AN ACT In relation 10 the custom duties on I'm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-14

SAM Bowls. Of the Springfield Re.
publioan. has bought . dairy farm. Sam
was always fond Of cows, and his friends
boast that whom his paw gets 10 work
the eritter has to give mill. nolens
yolsns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-14

be q e~aeisd bK Ne Ss.ais and Hosss Of R,press..
tatirs. sy!As UHiisda aia Of Ameriea 10 o6~r.'
That the Secretary Of the Treasury IL hereby d.
reeted 70 suspend the repayment Of all duties here.
tofore paid on imported fruits until further ltgisia.
ton by Congress authorizing the same. Jr until the
nnal decision Of the Supreme Court, except IN case.
struetions Of the Secretary Of the Treasury. And
the error In the punctuation ofthe eiauss relating "a
frult-plants In the nfth section Of the act approved
tied IAN act 70 reduce duties on imports, and 10
reduce internal tAxes. and for other purposes," OF
inserting . comma instead Of Q hyphen afer the
shall read a. follows. Tfuii.plsnts, tropical and semi.
tropical. for the purpose Of psopAsetion OF cuitIys.
tloh; Provided. That the dutie; lmposed By yirtus
OF this amendment shall not Be levied or collected
entry prior TO July fut. eighteen hundred and sew.
enty-fsur.
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Bs u e.seisd by tks Ss.ais s.d He~ss Of Rspvss.
,si,.e. q az g.''d States u A~''ea' "a c0"
That the Act entitled IAN Act 10 prevent the sx-
termination Of fur-bearng animals In Aiaska," APP
proved July nrt. eighteen hundrsd and seventy, 10
hereby amended % a. 10 authortie the Secretary Of
the Treasury. and he 10 herby authorised, 20 desiE.
nate the months In which fur-seaha may be taken foe
their skins on the islands Of Saint Paul and Saint
George. In Alaska. and In the waters adjacent there
70, and the lumber 10 BE- taken on or about each
Island respectively.
AN ACT mailing appropriations for the c~onstrue-
tion. preservation. and repair OF certain fortinca.
tons and other works OF defense, ff the fiscal
year ending June t~hirtieth. eighteen hundred and
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De 70 e.aeisd by ths SeHais and Hosss Of Represe#-
taii.es q q, y.isd sais Of A~r'ea' u C0".
That the provisions Of the set relating TO the en-
roliment and license Of vessels navigating the west
and northIss,srn %ffontiers Of me UnItsd states
otherwise than by lea, approved February twenty
eighth, eighteen hundred and siIty.nye. are hereby
extended 10 include all vessels Of the United States
navigating the waters Of the United States.
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LOST,

or mi TH 81, , e. z. p 9. ,g a.! y q, s9 Pr,
aSIs;. eadi,m. '1 : ,o SokS os,i lScSs 3. . s.d
nssses Of Q little ehih Gad her fstAsr. Ths
anlsr Win Be suitably rewarded on leaving ths
sams 81 this ooics. jyfy
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THE GREAT MENAGERIE


Embraces RARE ANIMALS from EVEN cline,
and 10 decidedly the insst collection In this or
any other country.
Ths Purforning ELEPHANT, "Lsila Roskh."
continent.
Xfaiigrovn African BLAND. purchased q.
gressly for Montgomery Qussn's BY. oharlss q.
Henry, BsQ., from the London Geological Ger.
dsns. This magnificent and rare animal 10 the
largest Of the kind ever exhibited In this csun.
Try.
Agsnuine Barbary ZEBRA. The specimen
In Qussn's Nsnagehs was found In the noun.
famous portion Of Northern Ethiopia. II 10 not
. QuagEa or 0nagra. such - are usually seen
In shows In this country, but the fint and only
real Zebra ever imported.
Monster Royal Bengal TIGER, the most
magnificent Of the csrnlyorous ness Of fslins6
Tbs one In this establishment 10 the lafgsst
and fnsst specimen In America.
genuine African LION. the largest one
ever imported 70 this country. Most ordly OF
its race.
ruil.Slsodsa double.humpsd Bse.ris cAMEL:
finest specimen ever seen In any show. and
The SHBM "a Bisn. or WATER HOO. = n.-
tive and inhabitant oil the dark and deep waters
q The rivers and bayous Of South America
Only one now IN this country.
Abyssinisn HEX, Kangaroo, Nyighau, Sttp.
cd and Spotted Hyenss and Sacred Cow and
A boundlsss variety Of Birds. including .
pair OF African Ostriches, Phsasants, Cssso-
warys, Eagles Condors. Spanish hseaws, Rosa
Coekatoos, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-14
Improved. Nay 7.lsi.l

ulate the carriage Of passengers In steamships and
other vessels" approved March three. eighteen
hundred and fftyidye.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-14
Approved. March q. lGi.l

b. 70 s.aeisd by fks Se~ais a~d Hosss Of Rep
rs,s.isi,,ss . "a, U"'i'd Ssi" u A~1'oa. u
Thai the act 20 which this L. supplement- shall
not be construed 10 10 extend the provisions Of the
aid act TO canal boats OF boats employed on the In.
ternal waters OF canals q any STATE; and ali such
boats, excepting only such - are provided with
sails or propslling machinery Of their own adapted
a. are employed IN trade with the Canadsa, shali be
exempt iom the provisions OF said act, and from
the payment Of all customs and other fees under any
act Of Congress.
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OFFICIAL.
Laws of the United States,
PASSED At m
First Bsssisn OF The XIII Csngrsss-
PUBLISHED By AUTHoHrTY.l
Approved, March a, iul.l

In AlaakA" approved July frst. eighteen hundred
and seventy.
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N. "a enacted by tks ss~ais and Howe Of Rspree.i.
40: :i.,.i I. / a. o.'''ds a'" q A"''e' :. o'''-''
Thst All that portion OF DAKOTA Territory lying
north Of the seventh standard parallel and west OF
The ninth guide-meridian Be. and the same 10 hereby.
created into . separate land district, TO be known a.
me DismHrk district, and the land once for said
district shall be located at.the town 81 Bismarck.
src, 2. Thsia register and Receiver shall BE- ap-
pointed for said district land once. who shall be
Governed By the came laws and receive the same
concentration Is prescribed for similar onicen In
The other land districts OF said Territory.
rolling and licensing ships or vessels TO be EN-.
ployed IN the coastins trade and fisheries, and for
regulating the kame," passed February eighteen,
= seventeen hundred and nlnnety-three.
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tApproyed, April ., is7t.l

AN ACT to amend an &C, entitled " An Act relating
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assersblsd,
That said act be. and the same 10 hereby, q
b. done and performed Il koeF island, In he STAT
Of Illinois, shall Be done and performed on the mill.
tsry reservation at Fort L~savenworth, IN the 6tats
worth shall be modified and used 90 far a. practicabie
for the purposes Of said prison.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-14
tApproved. May II. ISL

AN ACT repeating the act entitled IAN set nrins
the State 70 Csiifornia 10 the Ferry fourth Congress.
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:tApproved.:Aprii %. is1t.l

AN ACT to establish tn. Bismarck land di,,r'e, IL
the Territory Of Dakota.
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BE % eaaefsd ~ the S>Hais asd Hosss Of Reproe..
Tires 9l.ils Uaiisd Ssta q Amsriea u OSnovs,
aoesnBIsd,
That the Secretary Of the Treasury is hereby gu.
ihorifed and required 10 sstsblish an ssaayon1ee at
once 20 be conducted under the provisions OF the
act entitled IAN act revising and amending the
age OF the United statss,'' approved Yebruary
twslnh, eighteen hundred and seventy.three.
SIS. / That the Sscrstsry % the rrsausury ..
etruetsd Q suitable building st Helena, In the Terri
tory Of Montana, for the purpose OF said assay.ofncs
add provide the same with the necessary dxtures
and dollars, which sum 10 hereby appropriated out
Of any money In the Treasury. not otherwise APP
propnAted.
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Approved. Apri .. lrl.1

AN ACT relative 20 private contracts or agreements
eighteen hundred and seventy-two.
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Births.
DEwEY-In Virginia City. July 10th. to the
wife OF J.. q. Dewey. . daughter.
CARNDoPf-In Rufeks, July 9th, to the vile
Of W. J. Carrdon, q son.
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lsii sss" ~ Il, y u Usiiss ia ss zee ~ g's z.s o. ass e s..
osss assenbied,
fhst The act entitled " An &C, nsins the time for
the siseuon 2. hsprcsennau,ss mom ne STATE q
March third. eighteen hundred and seveniy.ihree,
Be. and the same 10 hsreby. repealed.
AN ACT 10 amend an act entitled "An act 10
imports and 70 produce intsnal taxes, and for other
purposes" approved March third. eighteen hun.
dfed and seventy-three.
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lNUsINIxYs.

LNUsINIxfS.
Coming Events Cast Theil
Shadows Before!
IA TIDAL WAVE
AMUSE MENTI
....xovuo ylor mr..
ATLANTIC TO THE PAClFICI
MONTGOMERY QUEENS
GREAT SHOW.
....corrsnno 49,.
M~ENAGERIE,
CIRCUS, and
~HIPPODRoME,
A s%TUPENDoUs SHOW I
WITHOUT A PARALLRL.
MORE REAL MERIT
THAN AsYr FIVE SHOWS ooNBrNEDi
An Entirely New and Elaborate Outnti
GENEROUSLY EQUIPpKD
FOB THE SEASON OF 1874 I
TIE LARGEST AND FINEST
GEOLOGICAL COLLECTION
On the Road. Positively the
Most BRILLIANT CIRCUS COMPANY
EVER oR0ANIzRDi
THE ONLY FEMALE
RIDER
IN THE woRLDi
THE coMrEER OF JAMES RoBINsoNi
Most Thriiiiss and Exeinns ~Rsusstrias
Act Ever .witnssssdi
VIRGINIA T
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
July Isth. I7th aud Issh.
SILVER CITY,
sUNDAY.IJULY 10th.
TWO PERFORMANCES EACH DAY
Doors Open at . an 2 O'clock p. N.
Performance mmenees half an hour amer.
ADMISSION = ONE DOLLAR.
Chiidrsn under 10 years, so Cents.
A MONO THE GALAXY OF STARS ARE
"A the following Artists:
LITTLE MoLLIE BROWN,
Champion Rquesthsnne Of the World. The
greatest Youthful Equestrian Prodigy the
world has ever produced. This wonderful
i tiSt6 sT' sns .. q ssfn R Isas II ,ssc~ II:
sohRRShULTe upon her stesd while
eoursing around the ring with lightning
like rapidity.
LEOPOLD AND GERALDINE,
The mos. g%,.csial, Youthful. handsome and
skilled 0YMNASTS ever In the Arena.
Acknowledged a. having no equals.
MADAME TouRNAiRE.
exhibition in her wonderful Msnage Act, or
School Horse.
MILE. JEANETTE ELLsLER,
The brsvest, most graceful and intrepid
Tight-rope Artist and Aseensionist living.
FRANK BARRY,
The ,uns9ualed Bareback, somerssult and
Hurdle Rider.
FERARTI,
We challenge the world to prcdnes his
equal.
THoMAs:oLIFFoRp,
The greatest Acrobat Of the Age.
BELMoNT BROTHERS,
Unrivaisd 0ymnasts and Aerobsts.
Mr.. NAT. AUSTIN,
California; Old Favorits. Univeraiy
acknowledged a. the greatest Shakssperan
Jester ever seen.
Mr.. BILLY BURKE,
The Popular Humorist, 0rotssqus and
Merry Trick Clown.
Ind Q host Of Male and Female Psrformsn,
each and every one an seknowlsdgsd stari
GREAT MENAGERIE
Embraces RARE ANIMALS from EVEN cline,
nd 10 decidedly the nnsst collection In this or
ny other country.
Ths Purfornine ELEPHANT. "Lsila Roskh."
be largest Elephant that has ever crossed the
eminent.
A fniigrovn African BLAND, purchased OF.
rasslv nr Mantoonsrx nnsan,s ~ 0harlss n
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Deaths.

wOoLHY-In Gold Hin. July 18th. Minnie.
daughter OF Thomas wooley, aged . years.
bmouths and "a days.
LiNcOLN-In Pischs. July 9Th, Abraham Lin.
coin, aged IS years.
WILLS In Eureka. July. 10Th. Frankie D..
con Of Mrs. q. Rstelle Wells. aged I year.
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NEW TO-DAY.

CO TO THE
MO NTANA SALOON
Corner or d and UnIsa Streets,
VIRGINIA CITY,
....roR rus....
BEST DRINKS AND CIGARS.
COOLEST c BEER
IN THE CITY.
FRr'H LUNCH AWAY READY. CALL
and zee me.
GEORGE n. NIcuTER.
lyix In Prepristor.
J. M. COR NWELL,
Nc. 30 Nsrth @ Street,
VIRGINIA CITY, New,
Manufacturer and Dealer In
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES
....ASD....
n q NC
HEADQUARTERS FOR TIE STATE OF
IL NEVADA for the sale OF the hmous
CRANDALL SPRING BED.
The cnnd,Ii Couple, Spring Is the only sell.
supporting, and cannot get out Of order.
Eight other styles OF Bsds Manu-.
fAetsred by Us
MRS. J. NJ. coRNWELL's
AGENCY FoR....
MADAME DENORHSf's RELIABLE
N 8,
NO. 80 NORTH Q STREET,
VIRGINIA CITY, NRv.
STAMPrSo DONE FROM A CHOICE OF
OVER 900 PATTERNS. SIMPLICITY.
GRACE. STYLE AND ARTISTIC BEAUTY
COMBINED.
Latest Paris, London 4 Berlin Styles.
e1-Lsdis'. call and zee for yourselves.
his In MRS. J. u. CORNWALL
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fApproved. April II. 1884,

AN ACT TO authorize the employment Of certain
aliens a. engin eers and pllots.
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Improved. Nay u, 1874.

AN ACT 70 ..t.b..h an .sssy once at Helena. I
the Territory Of Montana
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tApproved. May o, is1t.l

A Mac, In relation to the custom duti.. on i'm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-14

The sthctest order viii be preserved By the
oncers appointed for that purpose.
Ample car accommodations will be provided,
and trains, under the charge OF experienced
conductors, will be 10 waiting 1t Virginia, Gold
lin, silver City and Carson, 10 take all who
wish 70 Be our guests.
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Approved, April !. lrt.l

and vppeale therefrom,
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AN ACT 10 amend the thlrty-nrt section Of an act
entitled Al act for enrolling and calling out the
national militia. and for other purposes" APP
Rloyed Marrh third. eighteen hundred and sixty.
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To be bad OF the COMMITTEES.
jyo I'd
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-09-10

THE BOARD of School Examiners
for VintOn County will meet at the
Union School House, in Macarthur. on
the lst and 3rd Saturdays of March,
April, May, September, October and
November; and the lst Saturday in
January, February, juno, July, Au.
gust and December, in each year Er
aminations to commence at ten o'clock,
A. NJ. Satisfactory evidence of good
moral character will be required in all
cases. A fee of 50 cents is required
by law from each applicant
NJ. II. BAR :, Els Chm Board of
]. 5. HUHN, School Ex-
L. .. PEKrUE, Crk, aminers.
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FIRE AT ZALESKI.
CAR SHOPS DESTROYED.
Loss, $4,000.
Origin of the Fire Unknown.

A terrible fire broke out in
The Railroad Car Shops in II
Ieski, yesterday morning. The
three lower buildings, incIud
ing the foundry and black
smith shops, have burned
down. The lumber yard, abou!
thirty cars in the shops for re.
pairs, and one baggage car just
completed for service, were de
stroyed Loss not less than
$4,000. The origin of the
fire is unknown.
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We learn that the q ,Ieskl
Union Schools commenced on
Tuesday last, he lst inst, un'
der The superiniendance of q
L. White, assisted by The follow
ing named teachers:
Thomas Fletcher, lntermedi
ate; Miss Matte McManimee,
Primary Departments.
We congratulate the Board
on :he selection of SO {, fiji lent
a corps oi teachers. As Mr..
White, the Superinl endent has
he reputation of being one ol
he best teachers in the coun-
Try, his experience in the
school room together with his
uniiring energy, his kind, firm
and persuasive manner among
his pupils and his personal ad
dress toward all render him a
success as a teacher wherever
be goes. Mr.. File cher has
three or four years experience
as u student from The Normal
A cademy oil WiIkesyille, and
Mss McManimee has had sew.
eral years experience in teach
ing and halls as graduate OF
The High School OF the lronton
Union Schools. Altogether it
augurs great success in he ed.
ucaiional and literary inter-
ests Of Zaleski, A''s" 's''iR'
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