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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29
WESTERN DISPATCHES
',a.l 70 rsr oolD Ell DAILY s.v..
SAN FRANCISCO
Death OF Senator sharsn's Father
Death Of Geleael II. r. Temple.
tea-Asetins Of she Youug Meas
Republican Ciab.

sAs FRAScIsco. May 29-l;30 ?. ~
Senator sharon's father died ct Mount
Pleasant. Ohio. on the 18th instant, u
the age Of "a years.
The death Of Col. II. T. Tsmpleton
occurred Thursday night. He was we'll
known in mining circles, and had
amsssed much wealth.
The Young Mems Republican Club
had . stormy meeting last night. A
number Of dissatisfied, who had left the
Club and Joined the independents, were
present. Mr.. LaHose. who had gone
over 70 the Independents, handed In
his resignation. which was accepted al.
Ter q lively discussion. A. series Of
resolutions were introduced. premidng
that necessity called for q radical change
In the leadership OF the party In order
To cur It's success, and demanding the
nomination Of candidates Republican in
principle. honest and competent, and
calling for an honest and economical
administration OF public affairs. and re-
quiring that every officer DO held ro-
sponsibls for tho management Of tho
details Of his ofico. After n violent
discussion. in which repeated allusion
was made to Gorham, Cam & Co., aud
bitter personalities were INDUCED In.
Tho preamble md resolutions woro
adopted. Tho meeting adjourned in
wild disorder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29
ssiixisa. services re-s.srrsw.

VI. r.. CurRcn. Coin HrLL.-Divine
service. will he held in this church to-
morrow Sunday morning. Rrv. Mr..
uron. pastor. officiating. Preaching a,
TO-. A. n. and 7s30 = NJ. Sunday
School at Il. p. n. All arc invited.
NJ. JoHS's Cuuncs. GoLD Mill
There will 10 divine service tomorrow
evening at 7J5 r. NJ. bishop Whit
aier officiating. Suniiy School AT
La =. ".
ST. PAuL's Curncn. Virginia City.
Their. will Ia divine service Tomorrow
at II a. NJ. and 100 Z. NJ. Bishop
Whitaker officiating in tho morning and
Row. L. =. Eastman in the evening.
Ssndsy school al i245 r. NJ. All are
invited.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29

A DANGEROUS Practice The practice
OF jumping on moving trims ia 80 dan
gsrous, and Withal 10 common with tho
people Of Gold Hill, that II 10 q wonder
so few are hurt by this means. II Ii q
cause Of groat u~neasineSs to the mon
employed on the railroad. who, singu.
larry enough, are moro solicitous about
tho safety Of this reckless class Of poo
pie than thoy are themselves. When
men might. just ~ vol ~ mot, get on =
train before IL starts, u IL the greatest
folly ~ wait till the last moment. One
OF these days q horrible accident will
occur. which will probably put . stop 70
tho practice. Il 10 but . day or two
since one such almost happened. the
young nan escaping. ~ was chronicled,
almost by . miracle.
A MoprRS HERcULu.-A gentleman
who cams to Virginia City . few days
ago offered. last night, TO wager that hs
could raise a ten pound dumb-bell OF.
tsnsr than any ivo mel in Virginia.
The bell 10 be raised perpsndieulsrly
from the level Of the shoulder TO arms
length, no to start with the hrt man
and continue raising with each. until the
Ave gave out. The gentleman was per-
fectly sober, and probably know what he
was about when he offered 10 mako the
wager. Ho stated that be had no objsc-
ton 70 Chatham. Williams OF any other
man entering the list against him. A.
tho odds are 80 great. II Il probable thai
no will DO taken up on the proposition.
Nor DrsEcRlTrp.- II Wa reported
that tho grave OF Rif Williams. who
was buried in the Firemen's Cemetery.
Virginia, had been dssscrated BY some
wanton hand; the flowers carsfully
tended BY his wife torn up. and his
photograph which was inserted In The
tombstons. stolen. We N happy 70
state. upon information received from
proninsnt Hrsmsn In Virginia. that the
report was wholly without foundation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29
FROM TRUcKEE, CAL.
Destructive Fire.


TnucKEE. May 29.-This morning
about 5 O'Clock q Are broke out In a
Chinese restaurant and spread so rap
idly that Il could not bc controlled an
Ill the entire Chinese portion OF tho
town was consumed; also four houses
on Front street, occupied by s. Long,
saloon keeper. Paschsn & corby. butch
srs, b. Cruthers, furniture store, and
the roof OF sisson, Wallace h Col fire.
proof building was destroyed. Outside
Of tho Chinese. tho property destroyed
was mostly insured. About 40 Chinese
buildings were destroyed. Loss, all
told, about $50, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29
FROM vIsALIA, CAL.
Y.,.l RsiIro.d AceIaent.

fateI AsttFosu ~c0ss"e
vIsALIA. May 20.-About u o'clock
last night, an tho trains were switching
at Goshen junction, Oh tho San joaquin
Valley Railroad. Conductor j. II. Col.
Inns, Of tho north bound freight train.
by some means slipped and fell under
the cars, while attempting to board tho
passenger train. The train passed ovor
him. almost serving both legs from the
body and mangling him in a frishtiul
manner. lie was brought into the city
and died Of Z o'clock this morning. Do.
ceased was q young man and had boon
married but two weeks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29

LIE ON YorR Riour sIpE.-The health Jour
usls ali direct their readers 10 lie on their
rIaht aldo while asicep. but Heynan Bros. get
no Z clsss of spring beds that are 90 perfectly
elegant and easy that Il don't make any dider.
erence In what position you, lie. you arc ~
1900 esse. Uryman Bros. also keep . com.
piste stock Of oil other kinds OF house fnrni.
mrs Tor sais o. the lowest living prices. They
sre al the corner Of u aud Taylor streets, VII.
siuia City. olive them . trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29

BLus Porxrs. = Iarge.sired. delicious bi
morninr Al Tom llefron'r celebrsted Rating
stand, Palace saloon. Virginia City. Also al
kiuds or dsh, spring chicken, porter house
steaks and everything else cra.ed BY the inner
man. IIefruns dinner combinations are. .
marvel Of gastrononle skill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29

NNrn.. ATTENTION. some,hine new. The
New York Life Insurance Company now In
suru miners. Apply Of General. Agency once
Rooms I and !, harys's Building, virginia,
New. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29

Observation-Disclosures BY the Medical pro!
fession, DR.. VIM. llalrs Balsam for the Lung,
cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption. and oil
dIseascs Oh the Throat and Chert. DIR. Towns
isy's Tootiache Anodyne cures In one min
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29

NJ av.;r a..s...a. IN the matter of
-, a..
tnis esta'e' an oroef was en'e'eu 'nA'
the bill Of exceptions therein taken be
filed on or before the It'll day VI June
next. Walters VI. Corners and Bell;
the appeal taken in the above action was
ordered dismissed upon tho payment OF
the costs therein. Timothy Storer VI.
Augusta Storer; A deciee Of divorce was
ordered in favor Of the said plaintiff, ON
the ground Of the defendants dssertion.
Eststs Of Susey Keyes. deceased; an Or
der wus entered by the Court, directing
the disposal Of certain real estate, and
that Tie same be effected BY private
sale. Estate OF Cus.ack, deceased; In
the matter Of said estate, ii was ordered
that Mr.. Holmes deposit with the Clerk
OF Tho Court, forthwith. certain moneys
~ w.Ns Ill
'r,,.laa RaiIroaJ. ths shovs entitled ae-
ton was brought ON for trial, and judg-
msnt of non-suit ordered therein. On
motion Of plaintiffs attorney, a stay Of
proceedings was granted therein for ten
days. Insanity OF Frank Jones; tho
Commissioners heretofore appointed by
the Court having examined the said
Jones and reported TO the Grand Jury
that he was insane, AMI they having
failed to indict him for arson on that
aeconnt anil comnl.int IN that eject
h,y;n, been mada IN tbe Conyt n soe.
ond a4.m;pstion xa. made Inv o,,l,r NJ
tbe Conf. and bv Doctors Bronson and
W,bbsr. N Clearly ~nppcarinc To the
said Cont that the said Jones' wa, in
sane. 1t WAS ordered that he bo sent TO
"ooaor'.s'' ~, ~onn ,o s5is
nm no o'clock A. NJ. TODAY.
-,
GoSE Brlow.-Diek Nagie' VINO nad
his foot so seriously injured at tho Flor.
III, m;ne ,wenty-oue days ago. loft for
g H., a..,;,,.. ,o,.n
san ffaheiseo On 'aS'
train. He was n charge OF several OF
his friends who were also gong throuSh
to the lay on business maggie nas oeeh
steadily improving since inc hne No
was hurt; but no thought tnat = ensnge
Of climate, etc. would DO OF much ben
eft to him. He lett contrary 10 the al,
son.sauspees s6ould result they can NOT
he held responsible. He will so to st.
Mary's Hospital. tho reputation o,
when u su,n,,sn. .,,Sonah ~ No.,
Iees,,. ~ ~ nn.s.;on shs.ha, ths
49, n ;mnravomsnt n. tho
,i1 ~, - !, whi.h h. was
"n ~ T.iI Wn n, al ,h., conIJ
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aon' 49,. - ,h;s -.
nhPPy. man! "N n -,
non hoPo 'ss' w. .us0 Ia
al u soou no snue'P"sy -
1910 many moh'ns nc WIZ ,e'uIn 'o.u
hii entirely recovered irom MS 'u'
Iuf'eS'
ooop '"A I'm ~
eA''''a'"' s ~
OF our Town ny STORM, ""
circus ON hand. each Is ambitious OF
rivallinS the clown, who turns a aouo,e
backward somorsauit. II a priIe hghtis
the newest thinG. bloody noses are me
rage. Just now tue wrestling na'en,
which Is to come on between ,.usene
Marley n VIM Woman a ~sek ron
Tomorrow. occupies thoir Whoio s,'en.
ton. a crowd gathers arouhu 'u" uoPo'
every evening lately; anu wier.lns
Kept up Tor hours' ,iany VI ,h1 man
eH, u no, 10 yer! seie'' 'sa III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29

TAKu Ayers Cherry Peetoral 10 stop your
colds. coughs, and bs0nekial affections. bsfore
thsy rua Into consumption that you cansos
stop.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
wanted SSin.

CSam.
BxRLIs. Nay 29.-Judicial invsstiga-
ton shows that the Offer Of Messenger
to assassinate Bismarck was merely an
attempt to effort money. and he had no
a~ccomplices.
Artist Dssd.
MUNICH. May 20.-Joanna Klein, the
eminent painter. is dead.
High O@eials.
LONDON. May 29.-Ths Prince OF
Wales, tho Marquis Of Twesdall, and
General Fitzgerald are gszstted as hsld
marshals. The Project Of the Seine
will soon visit London TO return tho
visit Of the Lord Mayor 10 Paris. The
chief municipal ~dignitaries Of Europe
and America are to be invited TO London
on the occasion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29
CHECK LOST

r OsT, SOMEWHERE BETwKKN GOLD
mn and Silver CITY. Q Check 90 ths Rank
Of California. No, 40. for Thirytwo DoliaFs,
In favor OF u. LE0ALL. Payment hes been
stuppcd. and all perseus are eastioued against
Ter : favor By Issving the check q the Bsak OF
q this Once.
myls iots JOHN BARTON.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29
This MOpning.

ssis oyhir. 81. SIN. 81. ss.. S.. $50. say
hSl So IN. tsS
lEs Mexican. 3ik. Az
1o Usali a tury. isS, IN
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10 savage. iOi
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10 Crown r'sint, 81, nv, u, sik, a.. "a.
% Yellow Jacket. Is. -
as Imperial, :. .A.Tk
Az KIspirs MIL. 81. 81
ain ksntuck, ltS,N
20 Alpha, 10. isk
Tts California, ~, soS. 6oS, s9S
10 Lad, Brysn, 81. 81
Is Dayton, 1s.3s
21o silver mn, ~. o, ~ bio
40 Union Cns. Min
so Dansy, sISe. fsc
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IN nallioa, 81. 81
to julia, IN. 10. ~
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20 kniekcrborks r, I, y.
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rs Utah. 81
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29
srOCK REPORr.
IAss Evening.

last Evening.
80 Meadow vAil.y.T
% Raynend & Ely. n
10 Eureka Cen. 80. 'sx. 50, ssk. ssS, 90,
sDk
$50 Jackson, 7se. Soc
90 Alpe. SIkc
80 American Flag. "
gro Ceadsr. IN
40 Bslnoat. ix.s
80 II Ddorado seuth,i
lso Rye Patch. Z, ~
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$50 prusslan. AZ, ..
SD Lseparo. n. IL.
sias Jsasr.ea. ~. Ask. az. sx.sx
$40 ella. 8. 81. ~
iso csrnucopia. ~
liso Galdsn Chariot. *
60 Ida Eimorv, .
ITO Mahogany. II i1k
as Ssath Ckariot. AZ
us War EAgis. AZ, -.
Isls KInpire iitahol, 3k,s
1eo silver Chord, 7k,i
i1 rssrma.. 10y. II
go Psnpsr, MI
80 Rock leland. Z. sx. az. 81
Cts New York Con, a.. AZ
40 Occidental. .
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is0 woodyiils. :, a.. AZ. ~. AZ
10 Mat, 10 1,r, Soc
40 Lady w~ashingtsa. ~
so Ongisal Geld Mn. =. ~
7i0 Ande., 4. a..
iSo Wells rsr.o. 3cc. 2sSe
- Niagara. 61kc
1875 Cosmopolitan, SOC. &c. tos
srs south csiifornis,3
io Maryland.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29
Petition Sor Par<isn.

OTTAWA. Ont. May "a petition
praying for the communication Of the
death sentence passed upon sharson and
Grsaves, the Brooklyn ab~ortionists. has
been received by the Minister Of JUS
tice, but tho Government has not taken
1t into consideration. tho case still being
In tho Courts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29
CAUTION.

II ONWARD DAVIDSON BEINo n
u ionssF IN sur employ. 10 not authorized
n receive money on oar sccoant; No eautiou
the pablie accordingly.
0sla Hi, Nay II. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29
Fire In New Ysrk.

Nrw YoRK. May 29.-At lao A. n. q
fro occurred In q frame house at SIT
Seventh avenue. occupied Is q stable by
Richard White. John Daggst and Hon.
ny Still were asleep In m undsrtaier's
wagon in tho stable when the hrs
started. and were burned to cindsrs.
Everything In the building was con.
sumed. The FIRE extended to the ad.
joining buildings. Tho losses arc as
follows: Richard White. loss on stock.
$1,000; on building. $500; adjoining
buildings, $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29
Discharge Of Penal. CLERKS
walktsg Match.

Nxw YoRx. May 20.-Ths walking
al the rink between Gco. b. Croyle and
W. L. Harding has been steadily kept
up, with but 81 minutes rest sines 1880
yesterday. A. TO- a. N. to-day over 90
miles had been walked. and Harding was
fivs-eighths Of q milo ahead. croyls
appears 70 DO rsssrving his power. while
Harding la. INDUCED In numerous
ypurts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

PEDAL 70 rus ss.s n. p.ns s.vs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29
Patriotic rribute.

WASHINGTON. May 29.-The following
Is n brief abstract Of tho Grafton Of Rev.
J. II. Newman, delivered over the graves
Of the fallen heroes Of tho rebellion at
Arlington Cemetery: Gratitude IL the
noblest motive Of tho human soul. It
is u virtue Of the highest excellence.
II is a duty imposed by the benediction
OF the union between the creature and
the creator. the child and the parent;
the subject and the Government; the
benoiactor and tho beneficiary. II is
tho golden link which binds ons gener-
alton 10 another. and TO the dead We arc
indebted for the noblest example Of
whatever is pure.
Discharge Of Female Cierhs-
WASHINGTON. May a9.-Notices are
o to be issued 10 somo foriy.nve or
fifty clerks In tho Pension Bureau.
mostly females. that their services will
not 10 required after the LIST Of July.
Tho reason Of this reduction is not be-
cause the work is mp, or because II is
likely to DO less. but on tho contrary.
there is n present need Of from fifty TO
sivty more clerks. to bring tho work up
TO date.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29
High O0eials.

MUNICH. May 2o.-Joanna Klein. the
eminent painter, Is dead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29
or the Victims.

SPRIsoYIEID. Mass, May 29.-The
burial OF the victims. Of the Holyoke
church disaster. ia in progress to-day at
that place. A solemn requiem mass
was said for the souls Of the departed.
The services arc held at the brick church
in Holyoks. and are attended by crowds
Of relatives Of the deceased.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-29

the Virginia & Truekee Railroad ar
being put in repair. Ia some places tn,
boards and zinc with which they ar
lined we're getting Loose from the weigh
Of the dirt which had ea,cd on them
The short tunnel. No. ?, near Virginia
was enlarged at the end a that city Il
make room for the side track to the com
hination shaft Of tho Savage, Hale 4
Norcross AMI Chollar-Potc-i mines
This part will shortly DO lined will
zinc, the same as tho rest Of the tun
nels.
NV ScmooL-HorsE. go The school
house in the Fourth Ward Virginia. Il
nearly completed. It will lie really foI
occupation by tho middle Of next week
IL is well lighted aud ventilated, an,
will accommodate about fifty scholars
A meeting OF the Boarl Of School Di
rscton will bs held at Virginia, mex
Monday evening. when a teacher for th,
school will h. elected. Tho Board vii
also determine at the saine meeting
when tho public schools will be closes
for tho Summer vacation.
The FLOWER QuErS.-A fair audience
greeted the second presentation Of thi
concert to tho public at fiper's oper'
House. Virginia, last evening. Tn
whole performance passed oil very well
with a slight improvement in some .
the parts, as compared with the previou
evening. Professor Clark deserves
much credit for the proficiency in musi'
manifested by many Of the little lhdieI
who took part in tho exercises. As
vocalist he is hardly n success himself
BY special request a matinee was give'
this afternoon.
Or ON BAIL.-Mr. n. Mcnamara
arrested by officers Smith and Higbee
for assault with q deadly weapon. VA
admitted to bail in tho sum OF Sl,OOO
John L. Moore, the mar shot by Nc
Namara. as stated in yesterdays Nhws
was unable TO appear in court. n tn
examination was continued till Monday
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

There are more fat men to the
square inch in West Virginia than
in any other State of its size in the
Union. One would judge that lager
does it, but the fearful examples Of
Tippett, of the Point Pleasant Regis
ter and fancy of the Wheeling Regis
tfs, destroy this theory. They con-
sumo a frightful quantity of lager,
but are just about as fat as a match.
We clip the above from the Par
kcrsburg State Journal. Bro. Steven
son had better put on his war paint,
asthe fighting editor will passthrough
his town in few days. 1t isa well
know fact that the senior editor Of
this paper is a Crusader. notwith-
standing the fact, that jim Harper
of the Gallipolis Journal, has seen fit
10 make wry faces at him, and per-
sists in calling him old Coculi,s Indi-
Gus.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

From the Charleston Free Press we
learn that movement is on foot in
that section Of interest to.thc people
of this country. 1t says thata strong
committee of Maryland, farmers and
business men along the line Of the
road in Maryland, lately visited Pres
ident Garrett, and had pleasant in
terview with that gentleman, Vice
President King and PROMINENT irec-
tors Of the Road. The object of the
interview was to present petition
of a thousand business men along the
line asking areduction oflocalfreight
and passenger fares. Vice President
King promised careful consideration
of the claims of grain shippers and
other producers who used the line,
and the committee left impressed
with the belief that their petition
would receive favorable response.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01
STATE OF HEST I1RGINI.i;
Trulcs held in Clerks Office OF the
a Circuit Court OF Mason County, on the
first Monday in the month OF June, 1875.
Vim. ". Parker, Complainant,

Wm. Mcdaniel, 4. W. Mcdaniel, Henry
". Stuart and Deborah Stuart, his wife,
John P. Wood, and Mary Anne Wood,
his wife, aud Martha Mcdaniel children
and heirs NJ Inv OF Hutcheson Mcdaniel,
deceased and VIM. II. TomlinSon Admin
istratorof IlrtcheSon Mechanic, deceased,
Defendants. In Chancery.
The object OF this suit is TO set aside deed
made by +. W. Sisson, Recorder OF Mason
County, to Hu;cheson Mcdaniel, in his life
time, Tor a tract OF land purchased by said
Mcdaniel ut Il sale OF delinquent lands by
c. Shrewsbury, Sheriff OF Mason County.
And it appearing by affidavit filed, that
the defendants, Vim. Mcdaniel, r. ". Nc
Daniel, Henry W. Stuart and Deborah Stu
art his wife, John p. Wood and Mary Anne
Wood his wife, and Martha Mcdaniel are
all non.residents OF the State OF West Vir-
ginia.
1t is ordered that they do appear here at
Rules to be held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court oisaid County OF Mason, OIL
the first Monday in the monthof July, 1875,
and do what is necessary TO protect their
interest in this suit. rESTE:
CHAS. i WAGGENER, Clerk,
Knight & Couch, Soils. june LOW.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01
Extract from Decree.

at is adjudgcd, ordered and decreed,
that this cause he referred TO one OF the
Master Commissioners OF this Court, to
take, state and report the following mat
tiers and accounts to-wil:
LIST. The number OF bonds issued by the
West Columbia Coal and Salt Company,
under the trust deed or mortgage exc
cutcd by said COMPANY to Russell StUrgis
and James II. Young, Trustees, as set out
in plaintiffs bill, and the present owners
OF said bonds, and the amount due thereon
to each separate owner.
ID. Tie amount oil bonds issued by the
Crescent Coal and salt Company, under the
trust decd or mortgage executed by said
Company 10 +. II. Wolcott and q. ". Ger
ard, trustees, us set out III plaintiffs bill,
and the present owners OF said bonds, and
the amount due thereon TO each separate
owner.
Sd. The real estate conveyed III each Of
said deeds OF trust or mortgages, and what
real estate is conveyed in the last uf said
trust deeds or mortgages, that is not cm-
braccd in the first.
ltl,. The real estate belonging TO said
Companies, to-wit: The West Columbia
Coal and Salt COMPANY, and the Crescent
Coal and Salt Company, and the licEs upon
said real estate, and the prioritics oi said
liens.
9Th. Such othcr ara further matters as
the Commissioner may deem pertinent, and
either Of tic parties may require.
Il is further ordered, tl,a. the Commits