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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26
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WIZ. yA.Ss 1.ssss GO, Coz. :;

lIy ELLS FARGO uININo cor:
w PANY.-Looatioa q principal phes Of
businsss, San Franeiseo. California
Location Of yerks. Virginia District, Storey
eounfy. Nevada.
No.lee 10 hsreby rven hat a. : nsssins Q,
Jsss. IN, an ssssssasai one p q Tsa Cent?
. ss :. f4ssedzsen Il G 3
siaiss gold coin. % The sserst.y q the once
=. ,s, ~ c am f%:e sSsS t !: ms -
Any stsck upoa Which this assessnsnt shan
rvnaEin unDsd on he Tseuty SIKH day o.
JAY, isss, viii Be- d~elisqasnI md Advertised
for sLs sipseiie snetioe. and unless R.yns1'
r:ss s.sfS r,a i = 900 . p az he dsiin
quent assessment, together With the costs OF
sdvsrtising and expsnses Of sale.
BY order Of ths Board 81 Direetors.
o. n. BoYARr. secretary.
Omeo-Room n I, No. to1 Hoatgomery stfeet,
San Yraneiseo, Csliiornia- ls1etd
uxPERIAL sILvER MININ0
compapy-Loeation Of principal place Of
business. San Francisco, Csiiiornia.
Loe.,ion q works, 0eA hni. storey county
Noties 10 hereby gvsn, that Of ameetingo Of
he Board Of Directors. hsld on the nh day o.
June, iyIA a. assessment CSo. ~ Of ons pot
l.ssslP:, .ssrs "a levied SRS in me
t'e,ssd s.asss soid coin, % The s.erstasy. 4
he once Of the company. Room ID haywafds
Buildlns. Ne. xis CAhfosniA street, ssn Fran'
An, stoei upon which this sssessment shall
rrmaip uupaid on the ID day of August, 1872,
viii be delinquent. and advertised Tor sac y
publlc emotion, and anless payment " msas
Before. will BE- cold on FRIDAY. the soth day
Of August. ls1s. to pay the delinqusni assess
nsnt. togsther with costs OF advertising an0
IN order Of he Board of ptrscter.
W. z. DEAN. Sscretary.-
Omee-Rsom 10, Hayvsrd's bundinf, NO
tis California street. san franeisco, Caniornla
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26

TUsrICE MININ0 CoMPAKY.-
D Location Of principal place Of business,
Jan Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold mn. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice.-Thers arc delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock, 0n ncrouht of a..'---
msnt mo. ib), levied on the 18th day 81 Junr.
ls5s, the several amounts eel oppD-iic the
names OF the respective shareholders. ~ fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26
THE EVENING NEWS
COLD NIL ', MONDAY. July 20. 1876

Mns. Macy ABDorr. Of Smyrna. Del,
aware, hss bean isslips . blushing bride
to the altar seven times- She has bosn
Miss Williams. Mrs. Truax. Mrs. Far
row. Mn. Riggs. Mrs. Wallace. Mr.
Berry. Mrl. Pratt. and nov Mrs. Alb
bott. and has married q widowsr every
time but oucs and reared numerous stop
children for her various husbands.
but has never had children Of her own.
SIX million pins . day are made In a
factory In winstsad.
ANCIENT GRANoRRs-The Mowsr-bitss
and Scyths-ians.
FRANK BLAia originated tho 'wids
Awakes."
SraIS has Twenty-Five political par.
ties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26
oolD AND sILvEa

4is California street. San Francisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26
IHPElIAL sILVKR HININO
xyyo ~ CONSOLIDATED
w silver Mining conpsny:-Losaiios Of

~ is s.iiio.s;s :., = 1870 e rsss.i. ssu s.sis. !:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26

sn million pins q day are made in a
factory In winstead.
, 1875-02-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

T..
Tbs second Aupllo CluJ1 concert of tho enason
vap o,ven ,oet ororirr n, sTcf,.n,,.k,u 1Is,,
~. t':.,.- 80 49,, 60 49,
1ho p,'lhs eon a"a 'atious p'as'a eomoneu TO
keen tue ueoal crowd which thronss tho concerts
Of the Club by snug fresldes, hns nevertheless
the audience. tbouuf, lirht qsa A. pn,d ora con-
siao-iru III. ro.rt,, vs,t.,or mo-. -ho 100
."Ssnae.' s" ~. t, -. "a'1' 4ne1o WV "eae
psesen' s ~. were lavoseo WIN mosu enlosa9lo con
lar kind. aud very va1ied in its numbers. Tho
Club, which was under the direction OF tho new
leader, Mr. Betesscin, turned put With fowor
numbers than usual. MANY being nm tha .;ck.
list, but in nearly ali its numbers 1t '.ne WE'LL
ss +" two ss 3, 2so.s sas 1S K1s xns H
Tell, eXcellentiy It ia yot too carly to Judge
Of Mr. Berestetn's capabilities as lender, the
numbers allotted to the Club being very
light and not calling for worry soriouB
executive work, OF nneh display of real ability
III conauet1hE. 1ho clab, however. h1a not yet
lost its old Htylc and precision, although the tell
ips voices vere wanting in ita nnnb.r. Tl,e
solo work Of thu evening was given to Airy.
Watroua effective alto, and to Sfrs, stacy.
soprano, thu former singing DumontLais
tikouuitai" and thu latter thu rnmanza from
,;is whsh ih Tss aqns t. e.oesnt voice
.. saa ',, expression. The two ladies in addtios
W aAto+ etA+ A"SA*ApE \MuO HAA GuAFFIUR from 4
severe cold, howeyar) also appeared ii two or
thro1 concerted pun1botp and Mr. t,etochnvski
naved rha1barp,a ~ ~
.nr,arb .tvis .hn1s ~. aa,. @ ~" . - ~ ~
s1pein oty!e' az *noie, ts'c concert WAS very
P,oAslus ohe. Ena thoea "Ao bfaFeu tla furious
passs "ere Hotl repaid for attendance.
THE BtRcuoyRN SOCIETY REcEprrot,
Tbs tirat reception by she Issothovon aocioty
With the following % 1ss%x prosran,ne: ~ a
r.,u,
I c.rt,+..oo f.hr n s,,.
W"1a+, ,s'a ~ 'o' el'1'a 1--WE Tue
.h,. a;: .aiIlcs
thtta-P4nnn
H,.srs To5r.t 1au M ast't!k nasE cuumanh
''''' "'Vs'"'' @'''s. ., maoo4'a' ahe1' ana Eieh-
r,., u Tatcnimg
.. Chorus Fitis E1on * uni Yer 4sfssi Aehdels-
"o'a0 u p9no.n efoo 'ae soaa
losa''.'' ..-J
, 1875-02-04

8att9sost Jan. 2> DistMseh IN tbs Rtw Iurk 7Ists.
Aecent disclosures have expoaod systam
OF sinbeza'otnsus and misapptopriation Of
trust funds at Annapolis that has croAted
oonsternatlon throughout oil circles at
the Btate Capital. The criminal wsa JA1ues II.
AoTlson, lawyer Of the highest standing Ill
pnstne1s aud socsA circles, WHO. because Of hiH
6tesiing reputation. had been made tha custodian
Of the funds, and managsr Of the properties
o. 1nany Of the leading citixeus. 4 short
tlmo ago ha died uudlonIy, and tho
s1atn1nAtlon of hle accounts shows that he
aas robbed nearly every psruon who leposcd
eaatness trusts in him About $685. ,OO0 worth Ut
bonds that bad been placed In his charge by
various clients had been used to his own beueAt,
ana he had also ho1Eowad large amounts On
fraudulent mortgages Several Of tho otlicsrs
aha professors a. tile Nayal Academy had various
sums on deposit with bin, Ill OF which Ate lost
u tha kensE&l wreck. bishop 0deaheimer, low
mons fAther-n-law, is said to have lost slO, 600,
ana ths total Of the losses will roach elbU, ZOO.
Howison wAa d one tins qlosk 70 Admiral frank.
ltp buchanan, md a1tsrwssd Hsess,Ar7 Of tLs
Naval Academy.
, 1875-02-04
CITY REAL ESTATE

EoR 5ALH-HEsIDEyCE PROPERTY, WAllltEN.
w: r., u ieot, nO:wc,n Wa.a and l.incaln;
FaH reasson-ss: :!si1, north ct Hnter- Werkt.
- tnrohst, an0tlsb. southeast cotaet Of HoteJ.
NhthtLEtou.Rt., 81 fcut we4t uf Leatttt.
feot. uast tnnl. nhEth at Twenty ninth
tie GEO. III. HIEGINSUk,
Real EstAte Oace Nh. % East W1shuetna-ss.
Tton NALK- WEsr MADrsoN.sr. FRAME
hnus9 and lot, % feet front, NJ. lG2 Nos, Msli,pn.
ys!,;. SEYDE,S ! iEE. ~: Si.on's Haiidin..
Eus -vEHNtjS- Ay.-:;sW, rWOS1uRY
ba.en99t bI1k A.use Of u roans. furnace. ce 81
Nlton. building. uorthe4st Monrec aud 1asso
FoR sALE-MousE AND I.pr eo,isa ,N MADi.
- h9naty near Htatofnax "a, 3u1, wnsth 81 V, Musk
bo sud- ] III. N. WEISS, l054 "o.t Madi4on.st.
E'Oh hHALE-HitlsxEl El.-Av. HOULEyARD. lno FRET
, "H fofnsE WY M %s fsw sY to sloss sitatc
TOR SALE -oR KXCNAsGE FOR CoLoKhDO
propeEty-The un.ittcd bali Of nj tho best bu.t.
building. @
, 1875-02-04

lfTIhfhrsE sndotlor noWspnpcfn.ahancehm me 70
aaR 80" i"s room 10 nave my cay also. ~ ''o
first place, l hhEo nothing to bring against ahy
OF tho Clergyman wiose names have boen man-
of1,oa For III. ,,st fo,,r, an, wars ha,o lad
ol'ee. no' '''o 'sat 'o".'0on ssa's ha,' "Aa
eons At lt@elas Eolloge: dnfinE that t'fnc hfss
rahdo many VsslsH 10 that inAtitutlon. and have
eeen II grow un11er tho admirable manag gement
~ IN n,v NJ IA Tn1,n fron . noo+ md IN.
s;..s,na.... .r.,- =, ~ A.. IT,. 70 49,
e.R"h'ca'lt an 10 90 o'lo oi t'' po"s, - w.
the vory uoss, and Most extensive atatt lehlthy
church educational establishments in this coun-
tty.
tr"tn .. my lht,nato ac1""'ntaneo'' ii'a"' sa.n
.saaalne w,ti nf, DehoSen =. nave no aesssa.on
IN fafihe that think he VIII, II elcctea make
bettsr BfhI.op than any 4hoae nafncs lave been
uentionc,l,n Tint connection, He in mat, os t,t-
Sorh, t.,.t, ~ ,r.,t ,iat ~ n,n.,
s.....S.,ss-. .t':,,,. -. =, ~ .h...a.t
tfanaeenoeht apil'ty % ecnoiar' o' hlo pnsh'esl
appearance in The prime Of lifc and strength, Ut
gro.. se., Al = missionary, Of most re,uartabIe
a1oeulire telent. and 1a.t tl,ourh MT 1oaat. q
tu.,ta.,, ,,,.., 81. ,o.xs ~. ,.svu ~ ,.,r n.o-
uehtoln ','ai,, "no An."n VIC ""' o'' Pe'-
ple' khd tho Dioceso OF ILLINOIS, ..,.
So much a. I i,aYo satd nf the Reverend Doctor
Il1ato said from my own knowledge, and his ene-
ro,aa.-pn, hin ont,cne,ta ysor 1,e tas "a anAm,oa>
s...,., .,s,;. ~, .ss,. m1,, .1,.n .t.,,a ,,.s..
!roely Aan's '.s '1u'u' "nJ' 'ion' enousa '1e'"
Churchmcu all have shoir friends, hnd human
nature Ia will tho same in Church ~ IN moro
worldly Affairs md each chtrciitnan would like
to elevate to Bis1,bprio his own particular
friend. aud, iu tho excitement occasioned by
filing vacancies in number Of iuHtitutions.
the ht,o md cry Of "Hich Church" md
"lAtualtsJn has beop raIsod, and TRUE CT faise,
1t hse beef, enough 10 to this tiuo, for tho pur-
pose.
In all Churches Of ercrs denomination ttsto
must be eorlo different shades OF thn11rbt and
belief for tic human mind il a. differently Gun
hituted ~ tie body so lit the Church tllrro haa
ent to be High-tthnrct, 1,ow-Cburch nroad-
Church, etc., but still all aro equally within ,ts
pa!o.
Or. Dc Koyen has liberal We've. and thinks
sllefe is plcutY Of room within tlle 1Clurci, for
his ncigl1Lors, even though they do moi think
precsefy AZ ho ,1ocB himself,
, 1875-02-04
AFTERNOON SESSION,
1bs Convention wss called to order II O'Clock
~ the nev. Dr.. Samuel Chase. D, D,

AoS SoAvGAtloll WEN c&il8u 20 OfQ6t &R Q'nl01f
b. the nev. Dr.. Samuel Chase, D. D.
A PRoIEsT.
Holi-call was the hrst proceeding In order, aud
canon Knowles was preceding to cali the Bams,
when the 1sey. bIr. Abbott objected to the names
OF ths AeVs. John Jones', Luther Paruse, and
Aerbsrt 1oot, ~ not being entitled to yote on ths
sleouon OF biAhop; ana to tha Rev. Mr.. Walker,
Oh tho ground that he had not been befors tbe
standing oomuittee in any tangible shape, not
oelnG pastor, or assistant pastor, Of ADV cburcl,
In tho dlocosa. uc presented tia fo,lowinr
protest:
The undersigned, member ct the STANDING f.om.
tee u The boeesa hereby alsseuts from tl,s dscis
aon ak emAtortty Of this COMMITTEES placing ts uarnss
Moot On tin 4st Of minister's stitIad to yo,s In s
nnos1 nosRuo9 & Tor h.hop. md makes ths following
grounds Of hh dissenL nx, 'S'A' VI 'ne
sppAAts that nsither OF thu aata cleyRymen /. an,
70 vote for tho election Of nlshol uot having
q III Convention personally or tanoulos}y resdsns
~ aosess, during that sue entitled 70 sest il
emasnd. thar ths nsnass Of these clefaynisa Ia
sattsa from tho list until Of tsir rohts
& E. u dseraned sseSr1g . hs pfoy.!oa
a. NOT TIE 7rMx.
TIL. l. D. q Judd riao 10 4 Point of order,
hs = not tho tlrne for tho gentleman to object
l. 4 nonss ',m " not yet fully orgaulxed When it
~. u wal he time enough for Mr, Abbott to sssts
To- ~: T.; Object, at this juuctu.e,
NJ aas 4tev NJ. Stocking -iuere was no tanuf-
.bos ia. ~ nestSre tho Standing Comlnlttee 10
ert;gI W otaeE gentlemen. think that they ara
eeot IT, xot 70 she f9 privileges Of tue houae ex
80 no ~ Inst agreed with Mr. Judd that tha time
*as not oppoftune for diaonsaion. VIZ ~'~A'o
TIE cAsE OF LII. wA1vku
", cnah'nan rose to explain that H.. r,.,,r,
q the mama OF Mr, Walker o., H. liz III p,so.nH
tlsrs tanns nftor gu hs part through ~ lnaussr.
evsE 70 place sny name upon The l{.s .Isa what
o. who'll WA not legally eatitled to yota In tHe
factory, @'A''' "as sasss"
ILL., 3. g. Judd suggested That commlt..s n,
, 1875-02-04
THE DIOCESAN CONVENTION,

~ tAs Editor ~ Tbs Chicago Ttieunt:
CHICAGO Feb, 81 suppose that voting for
new nishop for this dluosse will begin to-r,of-
row. The greAs INTEREST," manifested regarding
the election Of Mahop TOR uur diocass, and
tbs oumsxous coumuutastlaas puhliahsa In
, 1875-02-04
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

EonsALE-so LOTS, EACII a51ls0 FEEr FRONT, on
s!ff' ;ehtrn and MlfJ'srront-st mar Wallace in
falling u term. tu,t. SNYDER LitE, kn il Nix
hfsh-st ca.t ot rAlrnad VI. sei! y nr the vhnc.
On. lNitlLns. n1rthtast eor1ee Mnnr, md IaHassi.
, 1875-02-04
"ANTE1--hIALE HELP.

Bar'i1tseror.. Clcrlss. azr.
NHHsr,I,n.,, ~ TIRE ,t:l!Ia,;0 VlfIcE or
t. is tH"s s 81: "n s s1n n,n,, h..
S sd sst9 'c!s sf!sie' xa4s. d
W4.ss1rIH;,, 1s,AykIt3 j Ak q IT, xaGEsNN3x i win! j
III y t"s4
V Eshn E'sh;x,o a .rd T. Z SANdESYAN
CO. e - ..do .' Men's farni,sins s,sl sa.a
}yAS1spE;A +. E. t.txsS!7ii txSaSa;ii At scorrs nrt~
le"' ftetrt' ''o''a'"n..s, corner twenty .sooond.
" 1sNsa's 3SHHR;sfT5Ex' stHnSfbx'
v 1H. i3a.'ar II i; MA% ~ s. EISs; ;; .;,t II.
1rib'lhs o1dcc. '~'' "A1'- '"afess feh
lv..;S;T1,Es.., .;;1, s.,te,, si, :; IT,, tp
#onsl. ''''' - "''''' "''''s'' =" Mail"
WA4Ssr1IE;p, 4s1I; ,.,,sn,,., ct!1 IE, Or coMro;rryns
Lac o,'es s raa. 1t iSss; Sis's;, ii iii I'd IL:
Miscellaneous.
" M1$;E;55essh:!E:'E55 # '*:'a il Is ah
WAx1Eti-x youSo, ,xri:i.t.r;rxr NAV
ADy sts = ~ "a 1ssf; d Hss: Il: s
r s,o SE ssh:a ES.MSH s II n, ~ ~.
~ ps' .'i':S , @ ae'''"n Sos''' e'
ATASTEh-hEItAn1K ExrEN1EsOED MAN IN
..n % r II" 5.,s %i s
vi I1ihuna u;.cs. ''"''' . 'A'''As'''' "''''s'
" A ciat II, Il, M oo AD,nExs
na Al i'a'm :. q >anth ti.rk-st ~ '1"
is&.I',t'Jd'c. rhnTy ATT WIG NFGHstsli, 9l.aAT0
".' s.s.{ T. ;aY a?9' Il: Is 1 Hp Or
FASrEpI,;e s:l.t I;.,; 9o YoUMi MEH 70 LKANH, THE
, 1875-02-04
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE--uR EXUHAEtiE:-2Gu AGNEA LAND
IL io h4n,a, II IN Nl,.oari u. IL Atnnssua
I'D; VI" soil cheap. GIcuanve fur city Irv,tty nr
ok of merchandise. Addrcsz g r, vi Wei Msdi
, 1875-02-04

BUSINESS CHANGES.
4, n IRON AND HARnWARE BUSINESS IN 4
prosperous Western cltyrr AL; established Ero
j. u tuIihus int4su4altuu apply tu $. ~ hlMuAitk. k.
4 lhAMPLE.kUUM. puIEl 4 FINE BUSINESS,
q fnr ts!ai 1rat.cllss cuslon; thrup Iunt. d. j,
NJ A1klH, III An1 lt3 houth Elirk.st., basement.
fAaE tfALF INTEREST lh 4 HAIHr MILL. WITH
An u auts. IL.
l1te etNTtNG AMI h1HnINtI EsTANI1sIiNEST
% d a1tttnsr !s1 patno aIe:oans,.a i 81 .ao
Mns sud Etst.tsl5 Lsiers, IN e.sh IHe.d.,. M.
is25. !" wh2ls o. II paftt Address alYEHa HUSH,
tan i. ~' o''. AUTHORITARIAN" I''''p''*'
1,MI NESTuI1ANCE EYER OFFERED FOii ia liz.
fl ~ Nt!EGuy hrst-tlRAs A,ut sud Btas au auusl
too:, lgxther # al klud. largo Vi beuts,
& !nE @ 9nine oEnn!nx n*rhlne t"l. 1turus-n fAet
pt a!uhsbants. surtGstn!e ~ ol4 aai thioky
sno run nf custom tip:tp ehancs ~ IIvo man;
L1Si N. Monlpncs, III
, 1875-02-04
70 EXCHANGE,


EOny yExcHASGE-tiOpD FANs. NEAR IiJt,fg.
.sill". n.y.. worth S1tus nrar 1t. i4,u1s, bpAu
ti'uly locAsd IN the ttrcr, 80 0t and to Wtcon.
i. GkGKGi.. its fihas Roo:n it, /. 0"s@s'' "''-'"f
L'ol. CtIANGE-TWti ELEGANT NEW OlrrA
g'n brick houscs or VernnuaT near Douelss. place,
ans, ne4r Nan E1rtnst. tall on IL. H. WILt1uk.
l!oatn 10, pver tuuk CaHa15 hank.
PEAL ESTATE AND Gtn,p, PApER 70 Ex.
tuTc. i. IL uUnLDUi. III Mails"s-s;. - '1'0''
no ExCnASGE-roR r1fy, SUBURBAN. OH
country property :. " choice selected prupery
,oJAMEs DARLUA. ii nslssufnres. ''fS'
F1'0 Observation-Disclosures. LIVERY sioux
.nilsllo ios conntty Ln,inrss s,s s1ttaKs and ln
h1lfc-st.. basement.
IftO KxCIfANtiE-WASTED, 4 GUOD FARM IN
soutafrn MieliEhn for insIis Improved. 4. d. ILL.,
ldl IhSallaht.. bL4su,pnt,
To KxbIhxnE-A stAS or BASiIAW MARES
bay, Ii hand9 long tAiis tean thro1 n.lnnrs
fct nnncululees suburban lots Iowa land. Address
IL u, Tribune ofhoo.
WASTEp-To ExCllANGE-sou EHGLE:
w9i lots tocar> Tor hardware or gzocetics. Aduru.s
WANTED VS1HCGMnENE RIAL EsTATE
~ fat GHice Illtnnls rnal r,pey: Dng OF tho best
Sunls,rrcd aud dong thriving busess, AdIress ".
Tribune otflee.
GE 50O sTDOk or G0ol'S. MOSTLY OoTHs
t.tn; will g!tc good trade. X. U. hPR0aLls. 1T L.
, 1875-02-04

- =
'QTANTkD-A Is FOOT Lot ON NORTH DEAF
htrn-st.. " III crlAa-strcst nuAr uslIuTp, j, d
III tELEH. 1l5 EIak.st.
, 1875-02-04

FOR "a Eli hu11Anp TAALR ALL COMPLETE
4 As4E4 sssi Fs4 sal sAa&1 tax <sAh. Apply ~
q 0sAkbaE sst.s aAao14
, 1875-02-04

Inc matter finally grew very waru and the
ortlsr. ~
Mr.: Judd move to lay Mr. sloepor'p motion
A vote wAa taken, and tho re.o,ut,on r.m IN,
hled by tho following vote Ysav--Cisricsl a.
lay, 81. Nays-Clsrical, 81; Iay 2l, Naiority. 1q'
sHALL Thk oHAHpE1toa yorri
Tha Hon. !. N. ArnoIl then resd tiln fo,lovtr,
resolution, which he supported in = yery lone1
spe0ch: "o
fso!ret, That ths Chancellor pt thu Diocese 4, M,
satsasa to vote In this Convention. As'
Afr. Arnold held that Atr. Judd could not act IN
that Convention az r membar by yiftus ~
canon which was oyarridaeu BY tho Constitution
Ms. Judd replied at great length, and said ths.
not AloAo Nas he sustained by the canon. hit
Also by the Constitution. The late Bia.Ion
WhtehonAo, ons Of tho most accomn}shsd
{Mr. Juad) was entitled to cit and yote In tbs
Conventions Ut tho Church. He had Hat In thoir
Conventions for several years, aud had nsyer
been ohallenaea previously. II he mas . NOM
Der Of the Convention At Ill., he wAs certainly
entitled TO tho full prtMleges OF tho House.
membsr-l Moyo to lay Nr. Arnoll's motion
On the table. There Was call for 4 vote by or
yer, which resulted in the tabling OF the reaolu-
uoh py the following Vote; Clerical, ayes. IA
hays, u |Ay. ayes, % nays, ~.
Tue Convention tlen adjourned until o:a0
O'Clock this morning,
CAUCUS LAST EVENING.
Tbs De- Koysn wing Of tho Episcopal Conysu.
taon mee again Last evening, iu tha ladies' ordi-
Mary Of tho Tremon. lIouso, tbs Secretary OF
state; Col. George II. Harlow In the CHAIR, Tbs
meeting "sa. like itz Predecessor. strictly prf-
Vate. aQd Was nnaasttood to ba merely 1 cAuc,a
OF Of' 10 hoYeu's supporters.
, 1875-02-04

" 1NSTNUCT1UN. --|
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~ sha, English language, svsainx lessons Addrsss
vi, TIA Nluu oaco.
WANT y "a TEACHER Or ITALIAN, MALE on
, 1875-02-04

Wosr Siue.
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- yuu;lk Enutk ladies' have hblt aceunltnDAs-
tIuas. All raa,eAIehcu.. fory cEeap.
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spia tlo value hume poInfufts.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-19
EXTRAORDINARY LEAPING.

Dissipation is followed by long
train Of evil disasters just so sure as
the rising follows the setting sun.
Each day shows its chapter of the
fruits of intemperance; and were the
effects of a total disregard Of the laws
of nature thrice doubled should men
drop dead on the streets every hour
of the day from the indulgence in
that which is hurtful-there still
would he no cessation in the unnat-
ural craving, no decrease in the graft
fication Of the baser passions. A Chi
naman did some extraordinary leap
ing the other day; some jumping that
one scarcely witnesses in lifetime.
Midnight orgies over the domino tn. !.
Die and a long-continued use Of opium
had superinduced severe attack of
hemorrhoids, more commonly known
as the piles. -Locomotion becoming
exceedingly difficult, he applied to
IN old forty-nincr for relief. This
argonaut, who hates the whole Chi
nese race with q singular intensity,
with provcrbial sympathy and unre-
strained mercy told the distressed
mongoliah that he could make an
ointment that would effect cure in
twenty-four hours; that the remedy
vas compounded from a recipe an
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-19

THE Des Moines (Iowa) cores
pondent of the Chicago Tribune"
says: A remarkable incident oc-
Cured near Viroqua, few days
ago, in a family whose name my
informant could not remember.
There were three little children,
the Oldest being five years, two of
whom went to the barn to find
hens nests. They found one, and
crawled to it, and one of them
thrust his hand forward to get the
eggs, when he quickly withdrew it,
saying the old hen had bitten him.
The other said he wasn't afraid,
and thrust his hand forward, when
he too was bitten. Both then
screamed, which quickly brought
their mother to the spot, when it
was discovered that they had been
struck by q rattlesnake coiled in
the nest. The mother seized the
little boys in her arms and hasten
ed to the house, where a new hor-
ror met her gaze. In her haste to
secure the boys at the barn she had
set down boiler of hot water, into
which the babe had fallen. In
thirty minutes all her childen were
dead.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-19

Egyptian did his grandmother give,
and one that had never yet missed
fire. The poor heather shed tears of
gratitude at this joyful information,
and the two separated, the former
retired to his mat and the improvised
physician to his laboratory, in cab
in hard by, to prepare from its mys-
teries the magical ungent. The first
thing the sympathetic miner did up
on closing his door was to take from
his shelf can of concentrated lye, a
bottle of turpentne, another of coal
oil, a paper of cayenne pepper, and a
bottle of California mustard. From
these harmless remedial agents he
soon mixed yeast can full of nice,
soft and soothing salve; and after
writing long letter to his oldpard-
ner" out in the Black Hills, he went
in quest of the ailing Chinaman. The
object Of his solicitude was soon
found and the medicine given him
with the directions that at precisely
nine o'clock on the following morn
ing he must apply it to the affected
parts, and above all to rub it in well
and be sure and do it with dispatch.
Considerable emphasis was laid upon
the latter part Of the instructions to
prevent mistake. AT five minutes
past nine o'clock the next morning,
by Lauer & Swinn's time, a horrible
yell broke the stiffness of Chinatown,
and the next instant Chinaman was
seen flying through the air and 60
ing in the direction of the big f1ume
across Elk creek. Reaching this he
paused a second, then rising he clear
ed it and came down on the other
side; and before stopping he jumped
over the iiume sixty-seven times in
succession, alighting flat-footed on
the ground each time. Some say that
he went over sixty eight times, but we
will letitgo at.the former number. He
started over again, but when sus-
pended in the air directly over, he
seemed to have changed his mind,
for he dropped on his all -fours and
galloped along the fiume until he
got 10 where il terminated, when he
Immediately whiried off into space
and turned forty eight somersaults
before getting to the ground. When
it is remem bered that the flume is at
an average height of thirty feet its
whole length, the prodigiousness of
the feat is better understood. Land
ing squarely on the ground, the
Chinaman started down More creek,
and was seen three days after down
on the Columbia river, still run
ning.-Iddho World.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-19

KILLED.-Frank Weinberger fell
beneath the cars at Winnemucca
yesterday and was killed. The
car wheels cut both legs off above
the knee. He lived about three
hours. What makes this accident
peculiarly touching, is the fact
that the young man had just heard
of the serious illness of his father
at Gold Hill, and was getting
aboard the train to go to Virginia,
when he fell. to see his father no
more. i Nevada Democrat