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, 1875-08-06
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POLITICAL NOTES.

From present indications it would
seem that Kerr. OF 1 a, has the inside
track for Speaker of the House in the
next Congress. 1t is not ''Orpheus c.
Kerr" but NJ. G. Kerr.
The Philadelphia Inquirer (Republi-
can says:
Among the incidental Issues set
tied by the events of Tuesday, then,
are: First, the remanding OF Tammany
Hall to the position of local factional
organization; and second, the eonfrma-
tion of Samuel j. TIlden as the present
most available Democratic candidate for
the next Presidency.
The Louisville Courier-J ournal Dem
oerat) says:
But for the Ohio campaign New York
would have been won by 10000 instead
Of 1000 majority. Pennsylvania would
also have been ours. The result shows
that the defeat may be retrieved, ana
that the chances Tor a Democratic Pres
ident are strongly In our favor. The
lesson is, stick to the winning issues.
Suppress the marplets. Bring brains to
the front and drown the 'blatherskites.
Good advice to both parties. But III
all the blatherskites are drowned, there
will be fearful falling off in the vote
next year.
1t Is said that the next U. s. Senator
from Mississippi will most likely sign
his name l.. @, G. Lamar.
To those politicians who denounee
their candidates and yet vote the ticket,
the Providence Journal thus presents
| the case:
We feel like the good old Qua
Ker, when he was asked to subscribe
| to u new Methodist church, to be erected
on the site OF the old one. He could not
! oonscientiously give money for the ad-
yancement ola faith in which he did not
believe. But alter short struggle be-
| tween his religious consistency rand his
natural generosity, he decided to give
800 toward the cost OF teGriNg doga the
old chapch.
Some Republicans in Pennsylvania
are timidly nominating Gov. Hartranft
for the Presidency. That makes the
list Of aspirants amount to twenty-one.
1t has come to pass that every Governor
is possible President.
Several party papers are propounding
the question, lis Imitation dead~ The
prevailing answer to this political CO.
nundrum would indicate that the infla.
tion corpse Is quite lively.
Some Democrats In Pennsylvania are
quite industriousiy bringing the name OF
Gen. Mcclellan to the front as Presi-
dental possibility.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-11

A TELEGRAM from Paris of the 9th
states that no less than sixty-eight plays
having for their subject the American
Revolution, have been submitted for ex
animation as competing for prize
offered for the most merltorious. When il
is considered, that in France, the educa
tion of public opinion is greatly inhu
enced by the lessons inculcated from the
theaters, this stop for the introduction
of plays on this subject may be intended
as astep of no small political significance
1t is one mode, and certainly an efficient
one, OF indoctrinating the public mind Of
France with the sentiments that led TO
the formation of our Republic; and by
this means the republ caa sentiments oi
this country may become more com.
monty comprehended by the French peo-
pie, and lead them to discriminate be-
tween Communism and true Republi.
canism. If the drama can be made sub
servient to that end, it may serve u
beneficial purpose there among masses
Of people whom prosaic history could
not reach.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-11


THERE are two notable planets of oul
system, MARS and SATURN, now con
spicuous in our evening sky. Mars IL
well known as blood and thunder per
sonage, having astrological supervision
of wars. His present prominence in the
field Of vision has reference, no doubt, te
the bellicose movements in the Danublar
Principalities.
Saturn was the neurological gourmand
who used to devour his own children;
and ON this account he became the planet
under which thieves and rogues most dc
"speculate;" and his conspicuousness
just now will account, we presume, foI
the "crooked whisky" business In ST.
Louis, and the Confederate street rail.
road ''speeulations" in Cincinnati, going
on just now.
These two planets are said, astronom-
ically. to be Gin conjunction;" not ex-
actly In contact. being $40, 900, 900 of miles
from each other, but seemingly In con-
junction, by the line of vision. Mars is
quite near neighbor, only 10S, ,250,0 900
miles away; while Saturn, the patron OF
rogues, keeps himself aloof to the extent
of 91S, 100000 miles; yet he seems to have
very Jealous followers hereabouts, and
good many OF them.
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GAMBLING MURDER.

Another murder yesterday in gam.
bling house is announced. Why IL is
that these gambling houses are permit
ted to exist in our midst, is a query that
no man can answer. Their existence
as well as their use is under the
ban of the law. Nobody can pretend
that these Shells" are concealed, and
their operations carried on in secrecy
that can not be discovered. There Is
not q police officer on any beat in this
city that can not at any moment point
to every such place within his beat.
They are indeed as public as any other
place OF public resort.
Why they are permitted thus to faunt
their brazen otfense against the law,
when they are capable Of suppression at
any hour of day or night, is wonder
that passes comprehension. The shiyer-
ing pauper who steals a cast-of gar
ment, no longer worth mending, will
be searched for by O Jealous police
through coal-holes and garrets till ar
rested and brought to '.justice;" but the
same police will pass smilingly by the
glowing lights of gambling dens, know
ing that the law is there continually set
at defiance; but there they will make no
arrests.
Occasionally, what Is called 'sraid"
is made upon the gamblers. The police
arm and prepare themselves as for an
extra duty, cunning plans and devices
are arranged, the utmost secre-
cy is enjoined upon everybody on
the street, (l) and at an appointed
time they come down in squads upon q
few little .dens that are not ahle to pay
the hush money, and march the .''speeu.
ilatorsv of. to the Station-house, there tc
be baileu for appearance; and that is
their lastappearance. Nothing more Is
done.
But, next is row and riot In one Of
those gambling Shells" Drunken and
.lnfuriated men are desperately fighting
with deadly weapons. A single police
officer can then make all proper arrests
4 on view. Fatal wounds are inflicted
Murder is committed. A single officer
Is then sufficient 10 assert the majesty
. a the law, and takes everybody into
custody, always excepting the gam
'Iaing-house keepers themselves.
n. gaming houses are allowed to pro.
ceeA AZ l5e.ore. Murderis at their dire.
ss..o, halruhs blood has left lite steins up
sn abelf threshold. crime In every shape
lcst 8 in ,hruughevely doorway, yet the
.ea.nid.ng hell continues Id ats vio-
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iation OF the law, under the very
eyes OF the guardians Of the law. 1t is
useless to say that public opinion will
not sustain the enforcement OF the stat
utes against gaming, and the keeping
of houses and devices for gamb.
ling. Such statement would be
an absolute untruth. There is
nothing in our criminal code, the en-
'forcement Of which by the sternest
measures OF the law, would receive
greater public approval and applause
than the suppression Of those gambling
hells, where are perpetrated butcheries
Of both soul and body.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-11

"A little fye-year-old friend, who was
always allowed TO choose the prettiest
kitten for his pet and playmate, before
the other nurslings were drowned, was
taken TO his mothers sick room, the
other morning, to see two tiny, new
twin babies. lie looked refleotively
from one to the other for minute OF
Two, then, pokfng his chubby finger into
the cheek OF the plumpest baby, he said,
decidedly, '.Save this oDep-Spring-
field Republican.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-11

Rev. Mr.. Kalloch, OF California, for
merly OF Massachusetts, thinks that
nhere Ia no more sin In going to o theater
than In going to o ichureh festival, but
that young men shou1a NOT 10 10 either
when their washing-hills are iinpaid.
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(" A stitch In time saves nine.y a bot
lie OF Dr. BuiVs Cough syrup will often
save large dpctor bills. Keep II handy,
|ior " only costa % oentsJ e I
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HLAsT1e TRUSS.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS,
Pioneer Newspaper OF Colorado.
Established April 30, 1850.


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;utIon were referred to L. W. aoss, County So

licitor.
On motion of Mr.. Baumgardner the claim Of
r. NJ. Moore and wife against the County for
the sum OF $2,435 40, was referred to L. W.
Goss, County Solicitor.
The following bids for masonry and super
structure for bridge over the west branch Of
the east fork of Millcreek, in Sycamore town.
ship, were this day opened:
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Depot, Pearl and Plum. Tlme,7 minutes fast.
Baltimore Eek suii). s:i5A.M. s3oP.M. s;4oA.se
DfESslSppddI az Sunday daily 4:5srM. 7aor.M. aasPm
Baltimore Ex daily ..1O:sop.M. 4:sOAM. Io:45p.M
BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA coLyMBUs.
DEPOT, kilgoqr and Front. Time, minutes fast.
Baltimore Ex daily. 745A.M. 4l5AM 8:4OA.M
Baltimore lex ........ 7:O5P.M. 6:50P.M. 10 O:2bP. M
AYR,
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ArLANTIo AND CHEAT .wEsTERN

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN.
Depot, Fifth and Hoadly. Time, minutes fass
Depart Arrive, Arrive
Gin II. CIn'ti Dest'on
New York Ex daily. IL a0A.M. 53OA.M. 7:2OP,M
New York Ex daily. s@OP.M. b:09P.M. 6s50A.M
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI sHoRT-LINE.
Depot, Front and ktlgour. Time, minutes slow
Louisville Ex daily b5OAM. 6:40P.M. l0:2oA.M
Louisville Eek SUM. 3:0lP.M. l2:45P.M 7:i5P.M
Louisville (daly)..,. s.0lP.M. 6:0A.M. l2i35P.M
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STATE OF OHIO, I 8

4, Joseph,B. Humphreys, Auditor within and
for the County. do hereby certify that the fore
proceedings OF the aforesaid Board
of commissioners of Hamilton County,
Ohio, for The month OF October. A. D., 1875, as
the same appears from said C0mmissioners'
minutes.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand aud Affixed my official seal this pth day
Of November, A. D., 1876.
J0sEPu B. -HUMrHRHYB. Auditor.
By JOSEPH 4. WHITE, Deputy.
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DAYTON sHoRT-LINE AND COLUMBUS.
Depot. Pearl aud Plum. Time. minutes fast.
Columbus Ex ...... 7sO0A.M. g:30P.M. u,,5A M,
Columbus Ex..... :5GA.M. 3s50P M. 8;J5P.Ms
Columbus Ac. ........ 3:l5P.M. s;30P.M. l0:l0P.M
CINCINNATI AND sANDUsKY.
Dept Pearl and Plum. Time, minutes fast.
Sandusky Ex. ,..... 8;50A.M. B:0OP.M. 4:4OP M
Sandusky Ey daily. a.4GP.M. 5,l5A.M. 7:3OAM
Belletontaine 40 -. S:46P.M. 945A.M. 9.s0P.M
INDIANAPOLIs, CINCINNATI AND LAFAxRrTR
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Making approaches TO bridge on the River
road. near i. III, AndreWs:

Additional flooring for Muddy creek bridge
Delhi township:
/. W. S. Howell, per 100 feet B. M......$lO
2. A. w. Flowers, per 100 feet b. M...... 1 w
g. W. s. Howell, per 100 feet B. NJ. ........ OIL
1 John Zind, per 100 feet B. M ........... W
Repairing pavement Of bridge at Anderson's
Ferry, Delhi township:
l. John Zind, Ex. per Gu. yd., l5c. Stone per
p. @75.
Bridge on the River road, near Isaac Inger-
onll,s Miami toynshin.
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SATURDAY, Oct. ~, IH15.
The Board met at the usual hour, all the
members present; also, l.. w. Goss, County
SOLICITOR Minutes Of tho previous meeting
read and approved.
on motion of MT. eator the bills of the Gin
cinnati Times COMPANY, Enquirer Company,
and voiksblaft Company, egalpst the State OF
Ohio for advertising certqin j6int resolutions
ot ths ecnersi Assembly, and se =, acs g, relssing
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Box culbert on the county line, nearT Ed
ingaeid's, symmes township:
Ex.per Stone
Gu. vi. per P.
/. John Willoughby ........... .SUc VIZ
!. John Tint. .iso 2s5
Culvert on the Werk road, near the Mark
Lx. per Stone
Gu. yd. per 7.
l. Geo p. Campbell .16c $22S
q John Zind lie 248
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-07
NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE VI
i Margaret Pascoe, deceased. ,..,,,rsd
NOTICE is hereby given by the una INC, psseoe
Administrator Of the estate of Margaret ss.
deceased. to the creditors of, and al aT,
having claims against the said deceaseu' "
hibit them with the necessary voncheis, W % ,bis
ten months after the first publicauoh VI ot sSs
notice, to the said Administrator, at lnr n,o o
Of Bishop h sabin, Attorneys at Law a'r'''N~'
in the county of Lincoln.
Dated at Phoebe, May 18th, 1873. ,....,or
my2O.td T.. D. TURNER, Administra'of'
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RAILROADS,
Union Pacific Ra;l,.s
TIME TABLE.

AA6LE.
MIL FURTHER NOTICE rp
FAVE and arrive at Ogden dsilv a. WI
90 A'k.-Dafly express, ssh = follow
~ p m freight 1880 a. m '' mtret
, sE'--Dally express, $40 L IN
p m; freight, 6:l0 q. m. M mixed,
r-.ty connections made ct Ooao, -,
C,an central Railroad from sait H. With =
nj points In Southern Utah. Siiy
Dryah' with stages for the Syeetw..,
g.. cheyenne, with Denver Pseif. =. ~ lnes.
not,,.D "a ~ central City, Georgetown a,.
po.ii's IA colorado and New Mexico ana sll
r,4 AZ oinaha, with Chicago and Nor.h,-.
Shicsso, hock Island and Pacific. prs'Itern
Cou,oii F',! Rlveri Kansas City, St To-
~ Diuns haliroads and Missouri riysr IN Sno
ers, Tor All points east and sonth Hh'
vaIIa r ior SAFE 10 all points east AT o,s a.. =.
the office of the Utah Central P.ii-''e, and q
Lake City; also st the Union Pacisc IN Sal
ticket Office, in Ogden, at which Office s.Lifosc
sieeping-cars can be secured As OF
Arrangements have been made vh..,,
Sengers desiring to visit Denver, on ~ pas
/ East can avail themselves Of an excnrS,r. We!
| reduced rates. WI d. ii grestll
for particulars and all information IN 49,
/ 10 passage, apply at the ticket Offices 'esAf
passengers should be careful to secrr.,
passage tickets to all eastern and so,,, .Ati
points via Omaha, and thus avail then,SsI,Luutef
athrongh sleeping-car, comfortable acrn, ,es
tons and quick time n'ou'
rHOS. L. KIMBAII
General Ticket AeA,,
T. f. sICKLEs. 'H''
auz"-u Chief Engineer and superintends,,
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Phoebe silver Mining Company. -
Location of Principal Place Of business,
San Francisco, California; location OF works.
Ely Mining District. Lincoln county, Ne
yada-Notice.-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account of
assessment mo. I0l levied on the 18th day of
August, 1875. the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders. as
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LEGAL.
Notice to Lien Holders.

-vr DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEW
II .,,fh Judicial District Of the State OF Ne
Ia in and for lincoln County.
Michel k.yansush. ri.ain a.nrd y. hHhh h"n'
Notice n hereby given that Michal havAn-
.ueh the above named plaintiff. has com
menced an action I'm the abvve entitled Court,
sssrsf ths HUM 4 Hunt Silver Mining Com
49, the above named defendant, to enforce
md 'forecioss lien for the sum Of one hundred
and fort -six dollars In gold coin, and interest
from the ninth day Of September, A. ID. 1878.
and for fifteen dollars goId com, Cost on pre-
mine or mining property the same being situate
on the northeriy side Of Spring Mountain. in
Ely Mining District, lincoln County. State OF
Nevada, and more particularly described as the
pacific Tunnel and Mining Company. contain
ing one thousand feet Of mining ground; the
Pacific Ledge Number Two, containing eight
hundred feet Of mining ground; the Pacine
Ledge Number Three, containing eight hundred
her -Four. containing eight hundred feet Of min
ing ground; the Desdemona East Extension
Ledge containing i've hundred and fifty feet Of
mining ground; the east two hundred feet OF
the Dosdemona Ledge. all Of which mining
Hunt mining claim. together with the sur.
face along said mining claims sufficient for con
venient use and occupation thereof; also. Al
the buildings and machinery situated upon and
forming part of the improvements and hxfurei
Of the property OF said defendant.
Said lien is chimed under and by virtue o
an act of the Legislature Of the State Of Nevada
approved March I'd, A. d. 1875, and all person
holding or claiming liens against or upon sal
premises under the provisions Of said act ar
hereby notified to be and appear before sai
Court, at the Court-house,i in the town of Pioch'
on
Tuesday, the 5th day OF October,
A.. d. 1876, at 10 O'Clock .. m. Of said day, Il
same being . day Of . regular term Of sa
Court, and to exhibit then and there the proc
Of their said Liens, Is provided In said Ae
And all Liens not then 30 exhibited and prove
will be deemed waived In favor Of those Liei
SO exhibited and approved as in said act pr
vided. -
Phoebe, Nevada, September 10th, 4: y; ~
MICHAEL KAvANAUdH,
BY BISHOP SABIN, Plaintiffs Attorneys
sell-3w