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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-02
BORN.

MURPHY In Virginia. October I. 20 the wife
Of John Murphy. . daughter.
uOPE-ln Riupire City. September %, 10 the
wife Of James HOPE. . ~dsughter.
MARTiN-'n Emplrc City. septsmber %, 10 the
wife Of W. u. ". Martin. . daughter.
RICK ARD-lu w~innemucca. September ~, 10
the wife Of l.. l.. Richard. . daughter.
McBErH-ln uslens. September Is, 10 tho wife
Of Robert hcBeth. . son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-02
NEW TODAY.
HILL COLI AVE

ORIGINALG COLD MILLoGLDAND
principal place OF business. Ban Francisco, Cal.
Location OF works. Gold Hill, Nevada.
Notice.-Therc are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described rtock, on account OF astesf.
nent no. y levied On the 26th day OF August,
1875, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholders. as FOL
lovf.
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LATE TELEeRAMs.
A Huraercr Arrested After = Long
Chass-vaiasbie fetrined speei-

Eosfhn0u 1peeN
mems.
wrxxExuccA, October Ia year ago
last August, u man named Walker. who
was travelling afoot in search Of employ
ment. stopped one evening at Rattle.
snake Station. on thu winnemucca and
Idaho road. Tho proprietor Of the sta
ton. q man named Bates, offered him
employment at moving. which no ac-
Bates was proceeding to got
supper for Walker. who appeared to be
tired and hungry. when Robert Doug.
las, a man employed at the station as
hostlsr. by the Northwestern Stage
Company. invited Walker 10 eat with
him, az his supper was then ready, and
to save Bates the trouble Of cooking.
Walker accepted the invitation and
went with Douglas. but in n few mo.
m.nts returned to where Douglas was
sitting, and remarked that that was q
strange man to invite him to cal sup.
per, aud then. without p%rovocation,
threatened to kill him the moment hC
began to eat. At this juncture Douglas
appeared with u shotgun, and. taking
aim ut Walker. shot him dead. Doug
49,, .,,sJ o. ,h. ,s,t .taiion
where he left tho horse aud
effected his escape by public
IN Boi,o City. thence tc
K.iton' having been assisted. ho now
AVA. bv several monument men In get.
tinp ont of the country. An inquest
was held ON the romans of the muir,
Jsrsd man. In whose pockets letter.
v.re found by which II was asccrtaiued
,hat his name wa. Walker. aud a wal
Iet CONTAINING siGO in money. Plat
Burr. vino vas nj the time engaged IN
hn;li;n, An. Nevada anil Northern Tsle.
.,anh linz obtaineJ nosse.,ion Of tb,
Money anI still retains n. This cold
bloodsd nnd u~nproyok.d murder of !
vnyfarinc and inoiYonsiye man created
crcat excitement. and had the tsamsters
Of the Wipnsmucca and Idaho road
c.uoht ths murderer they would have
s.vea Orsoon-vbere the crime was com
n,;,,sa /. synspse of trini. This
Go.srror ~ OREGON tool creat interesl
~ = ag.;r anil nrosJ M autboritis,
20 sns,s no Mains or expeuss In tracking
The murlerer and bringing him TO jus.
lice. For eight months past Sheriff
Royd NJ Batsr county. has been cor.
r,,.nondinp with persons in Idaho and
Montana relative TO the fugitive, and
-. -. go I.orr;,g HE vbsra.
abouts. set out to capture him. Doug
las was arrested in tho employ OF thu
Salt Lake and Helena stage company
and brought 10 winnemucca las, hign',
and shsrin Nasn s'afteu Win nIu' 'o'
oregon ms niofAing. pousnls uoe'
not deny the crime OF wnich ne IL nc
cused, but says IL was uono IN sell
defense.
a Largo specimen Of pe.riheu Tree
will DO received mere IN DAY or twe
from Varyviiie. IL Is INTENDED LOT tno
Centennial. IL consists OF o DOCK lou,
ieet long anu seven IN alah's'el. A.
Will require an eient.horso team 70
transport 1t TO this point. IL IL hard u
distinguish 1t from marble.
cs.,,.. c,.,,.u A do. Make q Vet.
tI.m.nt Win Their Creaitors-
Tn. s,..L no.ra. An neouru ON
T.e,a.y Next-Etr.
s,u Fu.xo,sao Oct AT nm nd,
,..-n..l n.a,;na ,h;s afternoon M I'M
gossi,ss. ~ Cts,ia. C~I.v,on Z r.
-, sh-,.s,a a., A.,
HLhAElIIuANn WIN - az ttk tAAs -
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Situation Wanted.

A YOUNG GIRL ACQUAINTED WITH
n homework. nurrlng. and willing 10 make
herself generally useful. wishes Ia obtain q
sis u 4. r.. Post-ofice, Gold Hin.
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FOR RENT.

A NEAT AND coxP0RTABLR COT.
n iagc residence. ellgihly situated al the
north end Of Cuwn Point RAvine, near the
main street, 10 offered Tor rent on reasonable
terms. q contains six rooms. with water,
wooished, cellar and other requisite con-
vcnIencer. Apply soon TO the subscriber, who
sepasaw. GEORGE IRWIN.
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DIED.

fAwZZl-In Care on City. s,ptsmbs< 10. Mrs..
fawzxi.
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The Investigation Into the Accents
of l'inney.

~ ~. n.l- T,u....
Washington special says Il is under
stood an investigation by the Navy De.
partment into the case Of George NJ.
Pinncy. has resulted In the discovery Of
$500, 900 OF certificates Of Indebtedness
which had been hypothetical in San
Francisco, and which could have been
obtained only by fraud. Tho dispatch
adds that II a contractor or dealer. In
furnishing supplies to the paymaster.
presents his accounts, II is possible no
may obtain certificates Of indebtedness,
II the paymastsr cannot or does not
choose to pay at the time Of tho delivery
Of them. The contractor may take
these certificates to n banker. who. re-
cognizing tho ~paymaster's signature.
advances money on them. A paymas-
ter. however. may not give certificates
above his ability to pay. in accordance
with Law; and as Paymaster S%paulding,
during tho past three quarters. has
mover made q balance OF moro than
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18

immaterai The corporation never agreed ~ be nntsn
I'm the exercise Of ts facultes aud franebses aha po
complainant abide the result III errors we're con-
utted. and loss ensued, court OF egny caDnoe Ie
eve him. Il OF tue chances or tue enefprlse S
which embarked. 49,.
The business OF road n unit. III IL had Deen
d-neQrs fed as proposed tue complainant, We ap-
nreheud would have found That the cOrrelatObe
of tne main ard branches we're sucn, ana th1s
the expenses charges incident 20 te entire Dslness
ana those or the part, we're 20 nterwoYen ana
handed that an rInncDt O the et prubs
Of tne main line ana OF the auxaTes, taken sepa-
rately from the rest would have OeeD iDpracueable'
An auxiliary road Dc snort ana yiod Dgt htts "
eue vet by reason aching u coal neids OF rOm
other local DuOns u other roins OF to
series nIay be verv large aud pr"htaDe "bethet III
This case the partial cBpua iJI bastd upon eootu or
could not have made, the prOces- was one bpVn
when the Company neither Dodhd nor hai 'he EltAs
tn euier. 49,.
We ld that the computation nv the Company lof nc
year made upon tAe prop OASIS abn that ono
concluded Dy n. We are Ol the OllpIon
thIt the for acrrihZ undsr eafs tsASh
Company after issng VI The prefeFrn slOche
and the npOu STIRLING O)Gds fOf that year
were properly paid there were no MT
earne In that year cUald De properly applied ia
payment Of preferred dy1ends. Trse VI We are aSa.
10 tue cOmplaInans We nave carcinily ex'm9eo
all the Authorities Referred tO bY bIs learned cOunse
None Of neU aEp Ia hostility TO tnc CONCLUSIONS ~ woe"
nave arrived.
TIE decree VI the Circnt Court Is affirmed.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18
PASSENGERS SALLED.

FOR LIvERPoOL-In sioalsap Erta Feb Nv A. Mitchell
wife children. infant A. EBedieu, p. Malone
LiVERPOOL-IH T CaeshT Feb. lT-Wn.
Duran Sargent, Mics Nel Masiesl1 ir Beaver Mr sud Mr.
Ddger chilli uftgl. Mrs Wood aud
Marbufy L. ~ Al e Care A. Peace chs lies Andrew Mr.
Caan. Dr. John Kg Mr. Fraser A. MOgsa,
SewtoB NJ stock Eda1rd p Clement. ThOs
Clement Snon. EdmoBl d. h ad H. W. ktcAel,
II ssi.ur, u SGt.Ade, Clss C4ts Mr Campbell
Ar Harvey McLareu Mr.. hc1aen, Master VIM heLsreH,
Hear Mca3 ufaus. Mr. burnhsm, Mrs
T. FrauEs Mrs q. F4uks, Mr. BamiOG Osho2rn
b wards T. Thos Al. l. Lasdsr Mr. Kelneir.
Ma.nw Robert Lyuori, William Wilson. A. T. Plant James
Grant salsAls, slater Mar Teresa Miss Isabella
Dunlop Pmar Mss rslmer Jane Walker Geog enf-
unau M. uoutn p Yer. p No,FnAel Dor.eEn, NJ.
Iourenev Courcuey. JIhn Rnnl DsOg Joan Car.
Mr.. De Wit, MIS- DE W.T. M De " IT,
FOa LNERPOOL-Ta GeInshp .fOysftFtd FEB. u W :.
TAYLOR MIS- hawthorne James G. Mr. PanY scott.
Dr. aBd Mrs De4y4u, Dr. s. p racHernIn lgcEernas,
Taco Arneo Miss Amero. a B. Alien anu COM
papon MA B-poGr CJ TAFT. WIn Ae We. Is ) COop'f,
" Smith P L. Nj q. Cnnrrol.
RIwari W A. Camubf Salvador R0- Mss = T. scauy-
schu,l.r, Maser T. v. huyi.r. Miss A schuyler and
mid servant Lsiennesse Mrs ioas Ernest Gye y T. Comm
AlbaB anu servant aiss urea o. y. Warren, e. b.
Blake Miss blake NJ. PlrrOu. L Kenyon, A. areef W.
Hayle B Howell A. T. Lech Robert dalsen H. G. Llstes.e'
alice Mr. Nm, b. A. Hills Hn "n CdIa ana vile A.
thur C4a Adam Clsan Mary 9syenoo s. Aate.Ahs'n
Mr. and Posef, p Powers W. hcboou Mss May
LAVpen, Juan CeegO, Edwart Voegtn ana mn seryspt
T. GArer Miss GarlneT M and Ma
X CnaEdier, Francisco dc AEgoEosa Em!o Alvarez
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18
DEPARrURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
rUUPgOAY Fen "a

THURSDAY. Fen. ls.
Mss o the Netherlanl iI Rotterdam bv the sesnihiB
Mas hArDeck stores brVoaITn.
Cuba steamship City Of Vera CrnI
o. Supplementary Mai cOsed the POstOfoo al 40
oeAmslD 5 D. m. from Per 40 j. ~ X
Mails BaTnuia Steamship Gamma, close al Btea
ship sail. at 1 D. H., from PEI No. 81, No til z YER
rklDAt. fkB 10
Newfoundland orE PostODe ever' da,
80 N.
s.il Or aaHlaE N s. NeE-YOs Po,tO
tSyat6p
sATCRDAt. FEB 20
Br Ireland Oaee 1nd Liverpool Nv
Cits Chester, IL supoemenArT hal
closed the POTOhce AZ s.esnslp SAiis al iroH
Pef No. +J. NOit1 aver
Europe Breurn by the eanhp NeoksT
mails the Post
Ohcc 1880 H. stesmshIp saL u from Pier DOT Of
Thiri-st. HOboEe0
or Fanrs direct erere mails "a
Supplementary NAL closed the PJstOmce al 80
steamship sails p n Per No 90, North River
o lts oi " ~ n
Steamship at 5 D from Per No 20 East River.
rJNDAl. FEB. q.
All Isls at tli SocE lie O'rOaee oges hOs =
o. 10 II a.
MONDAY PEB 90.
TashagtOss Bhdsy-lAe POsOGee and all Mails VII close a.
10 q. IN.
Mails Republic and the West 1dies b, the
South hMencs, close Al I e,gyeDehl~I AAiA
Steamship a 8 a.. from Pler No s5 Norh h4'eI'
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW YORK ..............Pss H.
s,.,u,b Ab,ua ,Br, HAMS Liverpool via ueeu,Ovp O.
Sss.wssiS franeo% a. Bragg Por,and j. P Anes
sss,nsD cIonwe bacon rqHsHa Me- 6 Clara .s sss's
saw Pembroke Castle CBr. HtD.Op LvefpoO. D. Morgan
Bar Bar fS Tac. s ceds MA saoo%sa Ca
BsrE Miho Aust Caheieh Corr Falmouth sooves
sehr. $ R. Lane. J,eob. Boston Mas chas Twns
scGi LOtis Kotts. PsaToe, gerqsadina Van Bras so
sshr sya s s'is .spsa 6cs.n.op rus cSrsa J. n so-,r
a. FORSYTH HOboe stamford samori haguaeenbg Co.
SCI p ioawa Williams stanford stsorl MAasanng 90.
ARRIVED. -..- ~. =, ~
TsIefno 2Is GOsr 23h and 10 Hes-
Bar. ASiI. DAn Nielsen, Annoy Oct s. with tea 70 < PA,eus
sort so Jasper Weber saOoOn C. A. udss
Bs lOf New HaVen Poster, POiHtrts % aA's.
with sugar. -
Sin Ss or so.1 ID cIrso vsiae1 At s2JoOUo seS s sgv
BO.oa Oes' quantity Of TN Oa board vas ds'aasd fr
Fisl,uder MOrnn from S.-yos Ja' /. for San
ffsaScI sRp ofvs S IS'S DAVIS % rom rs SSssGos
sa,9 81 ron Suaana sa IN 1874 ana hailed S GoaGou
DOMESTIC PORTS.
@ m ssoS. sSs Dat here On .coan The Ds.
Sxc,,rrr Del Feb l7-Pa.d Up City Ice e.rr,-
Ing samsh D from PrOVdenee Sd Virginia ion Charleston
in he Saroor are Unchanged sOOasos Of relanea
Gsws Del FEB l7-An the vs.se Of ye..er.y remain TIE
FOREIGN PORTS.
Aov1r Feb l7Ths Aaesor Lane steamship cslessis nde,
Feb for GasO. And the As Lns steamship sA'
msnsa Ar from Portland Pb D. tor Liverpool uved bsrs TO-DAY
soUraA.PrOy. FsO l7Tee Serts GefAan LOvr,
from sswfors Feb e Bremen srnved s
hAvKs Feb l7Tbe General TabsslsRe Oenpsnys stsaBsh
vile Psrs. LscAeABes Sssfors Psh D. arrived AsTs III
morning.
r.h 7saied rst-d STATES. MAR Rsa Pc
AnIef Wm fsp~co<l Triumphant shocen, haofsde lrcn
.es' O.peSot Due hEe Mash ssrcs aas a.iSH Anv,a
We l5s Bt gsoob stanlr Lsey Peter fseas soss
keumAnn Gouy Kate Cam OssaA Arfvcl oat
Tho 10th Oata e. e Van Horn. Wm Has s sSd
ssi.sa Arvc l7ts Hermann hemnsA sels ot
sOutesG Wsnaer smpdsso hsns and bertha Ass asEi'ea
NrgaA l. sIsEonL
DISASTERS
boSpcx Peb nef Lfstship drvsz Ron
Tas ssHRsi DeIe'.
uA.bls Tie ther
p'ekoi bY ms Gov
erumeaI seamxhip Mtetoe The strApon i1shs
sbD long Ta pep~ier A wcu& 81 New
lorG dnfag the he nsae VI tbs seu~d
probsby pescd 1hs pilot
hone art " DO axsl "a asrvy yo-iAy
LnsDoS l7fbr rost for ksinorss
stranded a C.pe Ia gss Fn esss assss iAs
captain - The Deres fe San Fsaa-
Lvsfpoo ef sssGs nisHas
.x oi have AivsA ~ SsssnA
SPOKEN.
Jan "a s e. lsss 80 ~ ~ s.sx rssr c "~sss ns~ ho
for ke..l .lon.
,f~ Laisst sAap Ness sss SsssnlA Passl
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, Feb. l7.-In the Court of Appeals, Wed.

Albany. Feb. 17.-In the Court Of Appeals, We'd
Desisy, y b. II; =,
Hall respondent against Alexander A. Poier, e Al
appslAnts Argument rrsuned concluded
.o. l53-EIA b. Booth, resporlent against Jeremiah Bghm
Argued r. COgSe co1as for appellant and bJ
EdSard Horns p1nGent
No llsamle Dsnblr respondent sgsBs, Thomas HuEhe
.pp Argued Daniel neral VI eooase Tor
appellant. ani ~ sc Garfield for rcponJent
nnarl- Charles drahAn
ADJ eant. Wm. Mcuei Vi csGlsei AppeaEts add
by saIlue sand ~ re- poadent
No I3Joln r. Carr. TIE HeuYork Central and
Ag1e o. Daniel ffa
Of c,ep-el Tor appellant OSanI Tor fespOndenL
onfDack sut ssi The Gensaa Fre
lie tuA Fre lDsGanee
Conpsny appellant Cbetsood Of eosns
for apl j. A lhOnpsOu for espIndr1L - .o-.
Thursday, req 10 1c'o
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

WASHINGTON Feb T.-The following IL sum
uresedlg-i Coe today
No 5Ongns p4r saWyerhe aruHnt 90 ibe noiioa Tor
peremptoy Mr. JOIN Cathrop sppoH
rreo z Hodges opposuOn thereto
M CsttrO0
l93-Ansack Il al BEN, appeal from 10
UIIte1 southern Disn Of view
Mr. A r. snta 81
appellants Dy M b. l. Ae of Ae spPeees AM cob
c ed bY Mr. smith
364-Tacke A. Peg1son e. al appeal gm The Crent
e,tern Dgnct Of Michigan As
BY Mr. l. J. Cofsy counsel o Hs
apDelans La
The that Court vii hdOurn rod
Pnoag ) next, - ia Of the lnoutl
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18
SENATE.

The CHAIR laid before the Senate COM
mucallou vi of War nclosins tie report
o CapL j. b. Campbell, commanding at siIks AlAska 10
regard to Illicit trsc in hquor Alaska ordered
10 Le printed and lie ON the table.
Nj. RAMSEY (asp, MIMI presented . memorial OF
enz NJ OF Northern DAKOTA aAkng that The capital Of
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18
corRr on coMMIssIoYERs oF ALADNMA cLAIMs.

WAsHINGTON, Feb. lin the Court Of Commls-
d0ne Of AaDanA Gains TO-DAY, 80 conunue4 hom Jese1AJ
up aud the eNmOuy cJmpetel 49,.
The l<7 Olg- the United saie' ~
aid D, he United siatfs
bung applicable M having e the several
argued tigrh-r H. H. Wells eAgant aud the hoA
John A J. Creswen Tor the Unitef -
occupied With these the esien
DIR upt t0mOrroN.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18
urNrATrRK ALNA.Ar

MINIATURE ALMAFAC.
$3.50 80 hOoo sess...''' oIA
W nAY-As
Sandy HooE % tUovs iaAaS... 65I Hell 1ae FeTf o$o
DAY -
SANDY Hook. 6;40 saud.. ~ ei Gaze Fenl sI0
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ply IF two, tour and ~ lrrsr VarOus
of Balm, Schutuer, SIudei,aker, Mur-
ply, and Fispeuchied make, can be
always found, with bows and covers.
Besides the above there are a num-
Der of boarding houses tailor shops,
barber shops, small retail stores, 81,
that we cannot spare time to give in
detail.
The public may rest assured That
there are abundant facilities in Chey-
ems to outfit everybody at this point
vino may start for the Black Hills or
Northern Wyoming; and that it TAN
br done cheaper here than parties
"a outfit at other points, and trans
port their outfits here. Besides they
will know just what they will need
when they get here, and can avoid
purchasing useless and cumbersome
articles.
There is n good stock market at
this place for the purchase and sale
of horses, mules, and cattle. Several
persons are engaged more or less, in
the business of dealing in stock,
among them w. VI. Ward. J. c. Alb
ney, BARNARD d Co.. and Tracy & Co.
Those who will come to Cheyenne
a the starting point will save money,
time and trouble in purchasing their
mining outfits at this place.
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CAMP HrEIDAN-xEnRAsE,.

ENAN@f
A. Sutorius. Captain 2rd cavalry, cumd'E Co E.
Bird Cavalry and Post
VIM; Abbot, end Lieutenant oh Infantry. Post
O VI. Rockcfsilcr. end Lieutenant 9th Infantry
a. A. {. NJ. and a. Q. ;.
c: V. Ecttys, A. A. S~urgvOn-Pn-' Surgeon.
w. w. Rogers, lst Lieutenant 9th Infantry, com
W. 9. Hoffman. Lst Lieutenant 9th Infantry. com
maud:ng Co. X.
Absent
Major +. F. Townsend, 9Th Infantry. leave of
absence.
Capt. c b. Emory, 9Th Infantry, A. d. c. to Gen.
Augut.
Capt. G. B. Russell, 9th Infantry, A. D. c. to Gen.
Augur.
Ist Lieutenant A. II. Bowman, 9Th Infantry, re-
cruiting service.
SPOTTED TAIL AGENcr-NEnRAsKA.
Major f. A. Howard. U. S. Indian Agent.
G. IL. Jowett, Trader.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief for Young Men from The
effects Of Errors aud Abuses in early life. Man.
hood restnred. Impedlmenis 10 Marriage re-
moved New method OF treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and ClrcuIars
cent free, IN sealed envelopes. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION 4l9 y Ninth ST.. PhiIadel.
PIMA, Pam Institution hrviux 4 hign repufa-
'st'on for honorable c0ndr snd profession
tNLIL. lAnBl.df
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E'IiF.[E IN NJ.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
]. X. JEFFREY, mn street.
\. J. SCRIBER, 10th Street.
BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL lCsh street
BAKERIES.
UNDERWOOD 4 MCGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery
BILLIARDS.
JAMES BRENNAN. 9Th sE.se/
BOOTS AND SHOES.
T. FEChIiAM, Ferguson street
LEATHER K FINDINGS.
STEPHEN BON, IGf5 street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
q. L. HOLT, Post-oGce RuiIdb9g
CLOTHING.
Il. uELI,MAN, IGN STREET
MARkS X MGER, EGoTy street
CONFECTIONE"Y AND SODA
WATER.
;. II. WOODS, Eitly street
DRY GOODS.
MARKS X MYERS, EiIiy street
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
). II. WOOD. Edov street
FURNITURE.
CONN EltSE Il WARREN, IGH s.
GROCERIES,.
+. II. LEIBEY. IGth street
PEASE Il TAYLOR, Ferguson ~.
I. G. WHIPPLE, Ferguson street
UNDERWOOD q MCGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery.
H. NAGLEt FergW 6I sh eel
HARDWARE.
II. HuUSMAN, Ferguson street
f.. SCW EXERT, ION street
:. j. SCRIBER, 10th Street.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
AMERICAN HOUSE, 1874 street
CHEYENNE HOUSE, IGth street
OVERS HOTEL, EHiy street
EshNriLE llClILr lgfH street
ENGLISH HOUSE, 18Th sfresI
RAILROAD HOUSE |. II. Depot
Z. p. HOUSE, T.. ". KIpiiIger
l5H street
WESTERN HOTEL, 18TH street
JEWELRN AND WATCHES,
JOSLIN il PARK, 18Th street
d.. MILLER, l7h street
LIVERY STABLES.
w. NJ. WARD, 1871 street
BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS.
j. CORKlSH < CO., I7th-st.
LIQUORS.
f .NAGLE, I'm street
MEATS AND VEGETABLES
f. LANDAU, l7fh street
CHAS MOORE. l6h street
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To Settle on the line
of thei Road.
NOW is the time, money
can be made from the start,
then grow up with the country.

THE TOWN LOT DEPARTMENT EN-.
braces enc hundred towns between Omaha,
Neb., aud Corinne. Utah, and Is now ready To
sell an unlimited number Of Business and
Residence Lots, AT VERY Low RATES, 20 actual
towns and cities along this great oroughf fare.
Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming. Montana and
Utah are rapidly filling up with a permanent
population, who are settling upon the rich agri-
cultural lands on either side of the road. and
d sveloping the Gold, silver, Copper, Lead.
Iron and Coal Mines of the most exteh
sive and richest mining districts in the world.
All these. and the people OF interior mining
camps and towns. must depend on the nearest
towns located on the Union Pacific Railroad
for their supplies of dry goods, clothing, gro.
ceries, drugs and medicines, hardware. crockery
and glassware, furniture. farming Indictments,
machinery. tools, &C., &C. Already IT. demand
for Legitimate trade exceeds the supply, and
will more than double every year
These towns have been located with a
view to health, business capacity and scenic
beauty, and large numbers of them are rapidly
growing into public prominence. AS an index
of their prosperity, it MAY be stated that the
new buildings erected in these towns during
the year 1871, cost Ore and th~ree-fourthH
of dolIarsI
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
). II. WOOD. EdTv street
FURNITURE.
CONVERSE Il WARREN, ICM s.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
STEPHEN Bon, IGJ6 ,,r.,I
+. PECK HAM, Py.yl,yo1 yt,seS
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BILLIARDS.
NNFS bhENNAN, zen street
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CONFECTIONE"Y AND SODA
WATER.
; II. WOODS, Eitoy street
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<'Iif.[ IN Il
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
J. IL. JEFFREY, I7H street.
=. J. SIRlBER, 10Th Street.
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al Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo,U
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DRY GOODS.
MARKS * MYERS, EiKIy street
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GROCERIES.
+. II. L.EIBEY. lGth street
TEASE * TAYLOR, Ferguson ~.
I. G. WHIPPLE, Ferguson street
UNDERWOOD d MCGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery.
T.. NAGLEt FergW On ST. eel
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
G. L. HOLT, Post-0Hce RJIjIji,,
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LEATHER K FINDINGS.
d" BUN, l6h street.
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BAKERIES.
UNDERWOOD 4 MCHREGOR
Enterprise BukerU
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CLOTHING.
&. UELIMAN, IGi6 street
Ai'NS MY ER, EGdy street
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BANKS.
FlhSi NATIONAL lGSh street
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MEATS AND VEGETABLES
+. LANDAU, l7h street
CHAS MOORE. 18Th street
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Miles Oh his Way Here.

The account of legal proceedings for
the past week in New York, which we
give above is interesting mainly to show
the trouble our officers have had in get
ting Miles for Judge Lawrence or no
Judge Lawrence, Miles is on his way to
Vermont He would have been here Sat
urdav had the >heriffs had him before the
court when Judge Donohue's decision was
delivered, but they were not prompt, and
before they came around The writ return
able before l-ocw wis served.
II e New York Sheriff was INDIGNANT
and took means not to have this happen
again. Arrangements were made 50 that
there would not be much spare time - be
tween decisions thereafter and Green
wich, Connecticut, WAS made the objective
point \ team was engaged and in wait
ing at a gwen part of New York, tina,
could give the dust 10 any competitor, ano
developments waited for. Whether thes,
were the means used finally we cannot say
bu; States Attorney Dillingham; receive,
despatch from +. ID. Virgins, the Bos
ton detective, saying they Were last even
inc, safe at Greenwich. Conn. with Miles
The officers were in Boston with him thi:
morning and he viii be here in u hours,
Miles is II man weighing about ls0.
feet 10 inches high. dark hair. mou~tach,
md chin Nh>kcrS. broad shoulders an,