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maintained m imported scorpion WIZ
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sting tho homes. reputation of N
above reproach, for no other reas
than knowing tho head Of this ho.
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II mas.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-06

1T II said that tho daughter u y
United Statos Senator Edmund Il.
kus1, Of Kansas. II ono VI tho rising
politicians II that State When girl
undertakes u riss a. politician. espsc.
tally among tho border railans VI ths
West. her friends ought % hold her
down, even II Il has 10 b done with !
tombstone
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-06

Tho cenricr-JournAl says ;--Thurlow
Weed, while riding IN l ssroet-ear Ia
New York tho ether day, had hin pocket
picked o. 6nc gold watch. Luckily.
Mr Weed. Ike III newspaper men who
never licd nor abused tho opposite
party and its leaders. il ~ rich a. .
foot square IL Minister Sclsnck i I'm.
mn mine. and can atlurl IL ~ hull !
bushel 81 dne watches.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-06
PROCEEDINGS or 7Hk'
HOIRD or SUPERVISORS

Feb. 9TH, 1874.
Board met pursuant - adjourn.
mcmt.
Present, Lambert and Griffin.
Minutes " preceding meeting
approved.
On motion tho following rcsolu.
tions were adopted:
WHEREAS, the Board 81 Super.
visors have concluded a settlement
with cx.Anditor w. W. White
therefore,
Resoired, That thu books and nc
counts Of said W. ". White have
hecn found correct and well kept.
That hc had promptly accounted for,
and paid over 10 his successor all
money remaining In hands TIM, had
come into his possession ny virtue
af his office.
Resolved, That In tho progress ~
tho settlement Of this nnafd with
OK. Treasurer NJ. M, Moon W. haso
discovered nothing TINT shows thu,
hc hns boon other than MI honort and
upright officer
lt'he.os, tho records III The
Auditors oficc If this county show
thu, .here il large amount II TIN
permanent md temporary sehaol
fund past dnr, nnl wlrrear Tho ~
teresi of the count, requires TIM
the amount due on snrh funds shalle
b. promptly collected. And vh"n0a'
due notice has boon given e. deiin
qncnts IL snid funds IN tho Inv ~
uuires. Therefore
H.soi,.i. That II. +. Reed MI,
II. &. M.cnlty be md nrn heteh,
employed ~ attorneys TN tn county
10 forthwith prosecute To judgment
tho cnsea referred 10, prov ided thu
IL shall hc dome without expense 4
tho county.
Resolved, Tint from nnd nf.rr Thu
,lnto1ho buun,y for thu killing q
ench wolf sl,all liz twu dollars IN
and TINT my action of former l'"ard'
Of Supervisors of this county ~ tn
contrary ~ hereby repealed.
Ilhereos, by m action II \ form
or Hoartl, T.. I, ScarlcS had plares
III his hands tic sum Of two h,n,dT,
and fifty dollars (teoo.oW for tn
purpose Of furnishing material 4
build bridge ACROSS tho Little low
river nrar Hill's mill. Therefore,
Resoired, Tha, said r. 7. sea,le'
be required 70 pay over toS. 4, Lam
bert Tho balance remaining IN hil
hands, - DO used by said Lamber
FOR the above purpose.
On motion tho following bills wor'
allowed:
Claimed. Allowed
L n Mason. Ianl.or fscS W. 10 W. N
jeremiah barker, salary
for January, 1874 u ~ 10 ~
On motion Board adjourned unit
Fob. iath, Vt ] =. N.
February Il.
Adjourned meeting. board mo
pursuant 70 ad journment
Present, Supervisors Lambert ant
Griffin.
On motion thu following petition
were granted:
Jacob Lowry, for tho Sale Of Intox
icating liquors.
| y. A. Converse exemption fur Nv
ncrcs III forest truts.
lhtick Griffin, exemption for tw'
nrrcS ~ forest trees.
VIM. Owens, exemption for t~t
hundred dollars (t.N,OtI) for arsass
nrnt uf 1870. Said assessment he,
ing erroneous.
Estate of j. u. Church, cxemptim
Tor unn acre oi forest trees.
II. X. l.ima exemption for twt
ArroH forest trres.
| Michael Foley, abatement of tas
on 4i25 for tnx NJ 1879, said AasenA'
nsnt being erroneous.
John Mckay, exemption for u
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-06

An exchange says THE people u
Toledo have one serious objection "
their nov watc,.works. They arc
mostly Disciples II Petroleum Y, Nasty,
who lives among taon, and think y !
eresi pity tin, their hjdrsu.s spout
water instead II whisky.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-06

There wero 10000 licensed liquor
saloons In tho United States, each hay-
ing (sstima.ed) forty daily customers,
making 4. 600. 900 drinkers, who, Il 70
estimated. spent their money duriagt the
year In the following proportions
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-06
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-06
St. Mary'a institute,
PRAIRIE ~ CHEN, wis.

This Institution. situated In TIN m0st 10.
liRhiful locaiIon III l'r.iria In uhIen Ii
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NStre Unmu,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-06

Add IL this, 800, o0e. 900, The cost
II li.iga,ions. crimes, prisons, &c.
caused In par. by incompetence. and
we have for single year the enor-
nous sum Of 81. 513, l0l, SH5.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-06
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TIE Il Nf0 4

Hoard. Hedllnx. Washing, and Tuition IN
English. French and usrHnn, Vocal Musle
l'ialn and Ornamental Nssdltwork, traya.
hie l,ali.yeariy In advamev, $4,000
lta,s. All .,se ~ u stsasaeat, l,as ahna.n. tD.
Harp, W.Vu
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Private l.s.sons In Vocal Music -. w
Thorough DHsa, ~ OO
Drawing. i tt 1900
Painting In Water 'olors, 1870
instructions IN culinary Department 1000
Thu nour.e " knglI.h Instruction seIa-
prI.vs Orih.xrAphy. Nrudtnx. catsehtsin,
ron,nhnship; urAn,mar, Rhetoric; Compost:
prartlcal Arithmetic, Algebra, Nook .k@rp.
Ins, usomeiryi AAsIrnt. Modern and phys.
jsai Hsesrarhy h4arsd mud i'rnftne
History Mythology, Astronomy. Natural
Philosophy Natural History, uosany. chem.
I.sry and Physiology
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-01
An Iowa Romance.

oommsrc;., raxe,sr NJ wsts,,oo
Ia hs. s,nar;sncoJ an. ,,r,h ~ M,
NJ n" .sassI 800 M."...h'
onaAesp.a, ava M s"a n,.J "a
ness y, VI
won 'ne Aiie'.ivnso YOUNG nv
HAPPY nouI Wn'en Has 70 usi'e 'ne
fortunes IN M inaissoluo'e kho' Tps
nteu Ior ohc evening" ihst week. ING
iaay was W ,he resiuence OF one VI 1ui
merchants, me- young man was nu,ryl
nome rom nin ousiness mp .ns D.
harness. was al IN Ieauihess, anu e'el!.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-01
Eureka Items.
From the Sentinel. July s.l

During the great flood last Friday. a
man rushed into the Silver Brick saloon
from Main street, and throwing of his
coat and vest continued on in the direc-
ton Of the surging stream. Nothing has
been seen OF him since. The proprietor
of the saloon thought that in the excite
ment the man had forgotten where he
had deposited his clothes, but in due
timo would appear and claim them.
DAYS came and went and still the strsng-
or did not appear. Yesterday Mr.. Ros-
saberg concluded to examine the gar
ments with the view Of obtaining. IL pos
sible. some clue to him. In the pockets
we're found n number Of papers and let
tiers which seem to have been the prop
erty Of q party by tae namo Of John
Diversified. Among other things is an
order on Cox K Brown for SAG so. in IA
yor OF W. Purcell. The document bears
date Eureka, July LIST, and is signed
John Oyerstreet-his mark. One or two
letters were found addressed to Over
street. The order, however. would seem
10 indicate that the name Of the holder
was W. Purcell. Fears are entertained
that the man. whoever he may be. was
lost in the great flood. At all events,
the above described clothing awaits an
owner at the Silver Brick.
The stage leaving Hamilton on Tues
day night for Phoebe was stopped,a short
distance below washburne's station. by
two men. who ordered the treasure box
handed down. after which the driver was
told to drive on. The box was after
wards found lying in tie road, having
been rfed and its contents strswn
around. The amount Of money taken
has not yet been ascertainsd. but it is
understood to DO small. No clue has, so
far, been obtained as to who the robbers
were.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-01

QUEEN VICTORIA Az A DAScER.-A
London correspondent says : For the
first time since her w%idowhood the
Queen has danced ! She gave q ball to
her servants at Balmoral the other day,
just before her departure for Windsor,
where she now IL and she opened the
ball by dancing with John Brown. As
you may imagine, this little fact has
been carefully suppressed in the London
papers. l have often had occasion to
remark that, as q rule, tho most interest
ing news Of the day was that which was
not published in the papers here. The
Queen has promoted John Brown to be
M esquire IN waiting, and her affection
for him is more and more plainly mani
Tested. There is no reason to believe
that this attachment is not an innocent
one but people always laugh when
John Brown is mentioned. Why
should they?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-01

A JEWISH SuEKrL.-we were shown
yesterday by Mr.. Wronski. OF this city,
a curiosity in the shape OF n silver coin.
II is what is known M a Jewish shekel,
issued about 5000 years ago, in the
time Of King Solomon, and Is near the
size Of what was known here in the
good old Unie-balum times as q silver
half-dollar, though not so thick. On
one side is a pot Of incense, with the in
scription in Hebrew, "Shekel Of Is
racl," and on tho reverse the fac simit,
Of "Aaron's Rod" which budded. bios
somsd, and bore fruit in n day." and the
words, also in Hebrew, "The Holy Je.
rusalem." Considering the period,
even far beyond the recollection Of ''our
Oldest inhabitant," when this coin,
which is nov as bright as II just issued
from the mint, wa passing through the
hands OF those who then pcoplcd the
world, it is certainly n great curiosity
Wilmington Star.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-01
A Scene.

Another sensational episode startled
residents in the vicinity OF that quiet
neighborhood. the corner Of California
and Stockton streets, about half-past 1
O'Clock yesterday. The parties who con-
tributed TO the amusement, and excited
the pity and indignation Of those who
witnessed the incident, were Philip Ca
due, President Of the Benicia Cement
Company, Superintendent Of the City
Paving Company, and President Of the
Patent Brick Company, his wife IN most
estimablc LADY,, and one who seemed to
enjoy q wife's privileges. At the hour
mentioned, Caduc, arrayed in his best
attire, drew up to the corner in a stylish
turnout and stopped alongside the curb.
A stylish woman, dressed in deep black,
who had evidently been waiting, briskly
stepped toward the buggy and was pre-
pairing to join Caduc in his afternoon
ride. Mrs. Caduc, who was coming
down Stockton street from Pine, thought
she recognized her husbands buggy, and
when she saw u strange join
ing her husband she scanned the two
moro closely. This conduct wasmoro
than the wife could stand. and dlsro-
garding in her indignation the time or
place, she rushed forward and attempt
ell to demonstrate with her husband up
on the proceedings. lie refused to lis
ten to her appeals, and becoming infuri-
ated, Mrs. Caduc seized his companion
to drag her from the buggy. The latter
objected strenuously and used her para
sol ON the head Of the wife. This did
not have the desired effect Of making
her relinquish her hold, and the hus-
band came 70 his companions assistance
and d~isengagcd his wife's hand and
threw her to the ground. He thsn
whipped up the horses and started up
California and down Powell toward
North Beach on a run, leaving his poor
unfortunate wife in the street. The lat
ter called repeatedly in a eartrcnding
voice after her husband. but he and his
female friend would not listen To her
appeal. Sorrowfully and mortified the
lady went home. Mrs. Csduc has n
parssol which the female who rode off
in the buggy can have on application.
$. r. Cal, judy 29h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-01
Carson Items.
Prom the rribune. Uulr 81


This evening Mr.. ID. II. Sessions will
leave for Elko, to take his seat as prin.
cipal Of the State University. II il q
proud position TO be conferred on SO
young a man. but we believe Mr.. $. is
able to I'LL it. We beg leave to wish the
gentleman success in his new undertak-
Ing. and to assure him that we shall
feel as much pleasure in hearing Of his
well doing A. any Of his more intimate
friends.
We hear among our Empire friends
the name OF Frank Mccullough men,
toned for the Assembly. In our opin-
ion no better selection could be made
than the said Frank. A good business
man. thoroughly educated and indepen-
dent as hog on ice. Mr.. Mccullough is,
to our notion, just the man 10 legislaie
for tho best interests OF the county.
The Superintendent Of the y. s.
Branch Mint, situated at Carson City.
Nevada, has not yet returned from his
journey to Omaha. whittier. it is said.
he went in search Of copper ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-01
A Wonderful Ra. Walk. a Wire.
From the N. o. r1u,e,. July ISL

Al The cornsr 81 T~cboupi,oula. and
Grav;er .traots on rr;d.y EVENING was
c;vor ! rs-ms,L.bi,- ;n,srcs,;rc AMI dar.
M -x;,a'r.il;nn no.sar~ans. which
wss ,;,no.saJ lie nnmarons .o,cour.e
~ .rr;ons sns:,.,ors Tha ncrformsr
-. J s,,w -, anJ ~ annsr..
w.. sn.na5 -. ,a,arranh Wire
',L;sh - a. -; ;na;.atsJ crosses
WI. 80, Ton ,ha roof ~ Rsssett
80 Nr1NNNN. !. .ta-oot -, m.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-01
Midsummer Showers.

During the two weeks Just passed the
vicinity Of Columbus has been visited
by an unusual number Of rain storms.
Last week a cloud.burst occurred in the
ellis Mountains which washed away u
portion Of the Holmes toll.road. Deep
holes were quilted out and boulders
weighing hundreds Of pounds washed
into the road. A team belonging to
Pinchower came ove the road o 0 af-
ter the storm, showing that it was not
rendered entirely impossible by the
wash. Mr.. Holmes will have all need
full repairs made at once. This week
the rains have washed away consider
able portions Of the Fish Lake Valley
Road; and cloud.bursts and rumors Of
cloud-bursts come from the White Noun
tains and all surrounding camps. On
Thursday evening last Dick Tone, who
is hauling wood for Sweetapple x Haz-
eltine, came in from one OF the wood
ranches in White Mountains, minus his
wagon. He reports that in some places
the water was over waist deep. n.
Mersich. who is running one OF the
wood ranches in the same mountains.
says that the rush Of water was at times
rs much as ten feet in a solid body. Mr..
Thomas Taylor, from Bishop Creek,
with two four-horse teams, came over
the Benton road yesterday, in company
with the stage, reporting the road to be
washed out through the entire length Of
the canyon, and considerably stove up
beyond. Billy Costello IL out on his
toll road endeayoring to repair damages.
On this side Of the Monte Christie moun
tains, which form the range east Of the
Rhoades and Columbus marshes, and in
plain view from this camp, a river OF
water is making its ~forkcdway down the
mountain side, presenting a grand and
picturesque sight. -Borr Minr. J,ly25.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-01

HrsroRIclL.-History speaks Of Susan
b. Anthony as bosom friend companion
OF the wife OF julius Caesar, and chroni-
cles the fact that while n member OF
Caesars household Mark Anthony at
tempted to gain admission to her apart
ment. when she threatened to call the
police. Should IL be wondered at, in
faco of this record. that when Tlton APP
piled for admission TO her %virtuous
tusry that she should declare that II he
entered that room il would be over her
dead body. Theodore was not in a hui
NOR for walking over corpses, so he left
her to the company OF Mrs. Tilton, who,
Cady says that Susie says, confessed her
criminal connection with Beecher.-
Reese Rirer Rsreile.