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, 1876-08-25
WHISKY.

Yesterday afternoon Charles D. Fee, the Sage
town GauEcr, who mas Indicted Tor crookc,lncss
In connection with the running Of Jonathan
Turner's distiory, Mt tllat place, pleaded guilty,
a,il was sentenced to one dAy's imprisonment,
and to nay q fine Of $1,000, arrived In the city
from the Henderson County 1ai', whittier he la'l
been rclegatcd by Jln'ye N!odgcst to serve out
lis scntet.ce, IIo had been incarccratctl for
thirty-t,ne days, ths extra thirty having been
served III order To enable him u schedule out.
liz presented TIC following petition to Commits
soler lIoyue: .........
r e: @ ss ;sss s?iSss 's'
henderson County, ILL.,. in thu su.a Northern
district shows t4ai on tile 18th thy If November.
y%uf etinnsss wa. IN na!stsa it, u the
district Of Illinois, fof alleged violation ot the In.
laruulr eyrnuc laws; that nn tho i+th lay of Iann-
sal nd!etmsnt, i lid on tic lnsh day of 1niy, T.
H., lb71, sentenced ey sa't! Court to mprison.
ncnt in tho County 1aIl q Henderson County. state
of 1llRus, aIll IN safd District, ant! 70 pay nD
OF ST. UO 4nl thu cuets nj prosecution. and be lns-
rslsOncl In said jail until saii fins and cosss hs
ss IN q tn ss ss n ySai
confinement for the srarc Of thirty conscen.
tive days. sn!1ng on thr .iht hay Of August, 1H!9
| any ufoperty exceeding tho ya.nc Of SEQ, except
sueh ~ Y law exempt from eoHs taken on sto'
dlseaarssd IN leeosdnnee wifi lie provisions ii the
statute In such cast made and pfssiag'i: , ~
Sworn to before ms thi. a!th Augast, lS!d.
| r. 4, llnyhk. Il. s. CumM!ssioner.
Stats d! Illinois. Cook County, ~: J, Charles
| D. Fer, 10 aolenlhly swear that hare not any
property, seal ar Fersona1, tn tue amount Ut SO,
except such a2 Is by law exempt from being taken
III civil prncexa for debt by thp !aws VI the State of
Illinois, sud that llayt no property In aRy w,
conveyed u concealed. OF tn any way disguised ol
CHARLES d. FEE.
The matter was referred to Assistant Ills
trLrt-Attorncy burke, who nut thu rctitionr
thrOugha rlDse serEuss-c1an!nat!0n Fcctesttilct
TINT I'LL the property Of which l,e WAS in 'osscs
sson waa his homestead In bagctown, valued a
Fec WIS furnished with hls recAss In conform
ity with Sec. l0l9 Revised Statutes, aliti tls
charged. lie tuck thu evening tEain for hoA
In Happy frane oI mind.
| 1EpGB OLEhYt
the 5eccntly-appointe1 Revenue Agent Tor tn
First, Seroilli, anl Third Collection Dlsttcts T.
| t|,is state, III Which Is included Cook County
made Ills first olllcln! vsit IL the HuyerlllntsI
building yesterday aftyrnoo,s, aMd lad
brrf conference with Collector Harvey o
lhu condition of utlalrs In this district. Juog
Olnry wus formerly . rcsldcnt OF Cairo, bu
lnaycd to this city solne three or four yeara ~
liz was Supervisor Ut Internal Revenue for tn
etatr, previous to the administration u supc'
yisur Hioomnrld.
The announcement that Emery 4. storrs ha
been retained u special counsel for tho uoyert
meut to close up tho whisky cases, tAclu1t,l
| tho prosecution Of the civil suits, which Will
| Instituted to recover the amounts cut ot Wh!r
/ | tho chief consps1ators delIsudeu tho G0Yefl
, 1876-08-25
An Explosive Mule.

Pt4ali1 tCHl.l Ot+as AZ,
As the shades Of evening approached on ne
Fourth of July hungry mule was seen Slowly
ua opcn ieias IDS On }o Auslicnbaugh Addition, plek,
ttg up tbs stray hcfbag;c anu wasts straw to
quel the pa,gs Of rising hunger. As 10 cross; ross;
e' tls Aict:l1Ty bridge j sn!uli hoy threw 1el
package, with l'gh!e. matsl' = % G,,s sna ~ e,
% IsDci' and ND vii, thankful laoks, thu historical
animal Topped over lllscTpens!ye cnrs as token
Of gratitiic, and, lepostlng Il III his capaciaus
nav. walked slowly oi'. As ~ reavheu as,e iaf
be a disturbance of that lnuic's Internal lin
provemeuts, much resembling that Of Chtnese
New Year III o'clock In the morning, i took
hin lcss than second to dccide hts future
thu public square, aud ons leap cleared ths
, 1876-08-25

to serve ooi r. rctntat,on Of th,s charge, r.
Christian lifc. they bnid that tt was vain to
ss ,s tssan S1tt'o s Ws: md sttSs' sa.on tSa IT, ''n i
therefore barrier to enjoyment, md that man
wns tooins,rui!lcanta creature to contnanl sncll
piled. Admitting this testimony, SIN Chris
iiunty wns worthy Of Tod. Instead q being
barrier 70 happncse, 1t was the incentive there
10. II Christianity Was human Invention, then
IL was the greatest wonder of the world. lta
operation. ihe means OF carrying on It's work,
and It's design. all showed It Ia TO Of higher
source. That 1t was the strongest inventive to
human hoppcss was evident III that IL removed
that disturbed ne sEmony 81 on1 nf
our spirtt,lai being to flow III harmony with tile
Divine will. II was n perfect law pf llhcrsy.,.
human son' III Gn.l,s sight, vas q tnt'r,.c q!
more white t.an ,,n'vrrse q wof!s ana.
BY what l. dill fur t'ian, The p'iriay OF us mo-
| tfvcs and fts ElorIo,ts rewards. The humble
and higher walks Of life a,l tho master minds
OF thc world all borc witness Tter tete!1aony
service. This Testimony was such o. Wonl4 De
received III any rpst In the land as tntlnlhtaolc.
/ Love towards God was tho struslgcht incentive
y action. In Ills scrslee, the Christian to'!nu
light. His whole, life was marked ny one
continual effort Of good will towards men,
und hence III tho fullnrss Of time the nations
SHOULD learn war no mnrr, and men VIZ VII,
gool. The Christian aifc paid III The elevation
ii moral character It occurred. III the privileges
! inscplrally connected With It, III the blessings
and the lionor Il conferred. It's rewards hcrc
belonged specially tn tho Christian 1tlc, aHd ita
rewards IN auoi her state were glorious:
Trains lcnye he depot, corcr Of Canal and
| Ktuzie strrcts, Wisconsin Division Of the North
western Ralr:nt, at s:l5 aud o;:p T. ~ H., an! y.
, 1876-08-25
SUBURBAN..

Dcspltc tho universal lassif,Nle consequent
npon tho oppressive heat, q buzz Of excitement
was noticeable In Evanston yesterday forenoon.
This was occastoncil by tho arrcst Of Merrill
Lall the cx-banker and former Village T1eas-
urcr, which took place Just rs l'e was about to
enter carriage to take tho train for "aukcgan.
Although Mr.. Laid still appcars TO bc very
feeble yntt hardly ab1e to get abont, there has
been marked chauge In the feelings Of the
sufferers FROM tits failure, whose sympathy,
Which ut first was freely ,expressse,ait
ssc,os to nye "soarca" On thhy;' h;n a'',, ara
thsE 1snafEs an tsleuy espccal
" silee The Quantities appointed u lhyesteate
thr afFairs III tho bnuk have utterly tailed 70
ilacoycr any tracc Ut tho suppose! assets, or -
assoant for thu =. a s esn
rIul,s blow to the business Interests u tha ~,
lagc, and several Of suffering arc reported
With Gull for as n.uc! sympathy as ,at h o. S,1
ad Mho rninHGs to hsr HIATT luz W.. S mo
pruut to thu contrary, and, unttl something
definite is lcurncd, tbs question sc'l'a'fss an open
| one.
! plaint sworn out before .iusttce CurTey by Mr.
| d. A. EraIt, ono Ut Mr, Lad,l's bnndsmen,
charging hin, With having cmecs1!ea Sl3SU Ut
thu village funds, held by hinl " village TreAs-
urcs. Mr. laia Wa taken 10 tnS oast'eos 1nsn "a
o'clock, wheu hu nguin appe4rca anl was repre-
scnte,i by Mr., l,rady, Of Chie!go.. Tho
peop,o wcro represented l.y Z. Il: t1ookv,
X continuance VIVA asked and granted, the pre-,
urluy, Tic question III amil was then raised,
md, after sdnle .itacuss!on, the knlhwartcd
Chief Juss!eu liked tbs hall Ut u, ,nD, mud gavt
the accused twcnsy-tour hours In which to in
suretes o Icing meanwhile a., allowed f. M r.
Of q constable. Verify, 1t cannot he said tba
Evanston Justice is not favored with mercy. Mr.
Craln was not satisfied with the snoun
Of tho bond. but the decisions Of Judge Cure.
arc known to be unalterablc. BY evening tn
matter had been satisfactorily adjusted, Dr: J
u, Quinlan aud Mr.: Charles George, Ut Wauke
gsn, being accepted ~ zurettes.
, 1876-08-25

SuEE AIAlHoI 1as ANh-o~hHAf
About two weeks ugo mention WAS tnadc In
TIE 'rn1nusE that Mr.. ". L. Fawcctt, the we'll
known luanrtal aud rcal.cstate editor Of tile
iuter.Oee,n, had begun suit aeuinst that paper to
recover = balance due him for his services.
There were two su,ss,-onc against The Inter.
Ocean Company for $4,000, tho other against
the Iu,er-Uctnn Publishing Company Tor t5,0W.
The bills Of particulars arc substantially AS fol-
lows: ..-.-
contract from March 81, 1874, to Get: !, t., 1873,
Sl4,l;s, consisting Of hts faiary of $1,000 per
un,ltltn and !g,5 interest I'll deferred payMents
from which Is deducted $3.50, bcsng pay for
sevcnty-etght weeks vt $!5 per week, and S4!9-
IS received frn1n b. I. Al!gn, 1cayi1E due sit-
rany, successor to the other corporation, he
wunts S2,5}i.M. --......
Is IL follows. 1t was n,ate In March, 1874:
WnEux*s, Tho inter OCEAN Company. through
the columns OF their paper, nre Abunt giving the
rraf estate interests of Chicago xnd It's sahusb..
mnre attention, with view u making II ono Of
the prominent md lcaa!ne lecture. q ths nner,
Inercasc its advertising patronage, particularly oI
The real estate men: mad.
ssruun Of obtaining the services OF good and cf.
Icicnt u,al,-.tnc who Is acquainted with the real
rrtato business: and t'.c MEN essaged therein, and
whu Qk thu ability, influence, anu necessary qaAl.
,Gcattnns In every wny u accomplish tho object
pnmeht; and, .-....,
ted bssye ia ss
On TuE CHICAGO Tn,EtSSE, IA sHch n man MS Will In
ali respects meet their requirements and nrgotIn.
tlons !ookins to M egagenent ansin3 hssh con-
clulct on ttlu following Terms and conditions:
| stsut and agreed by and between the said ". l..
Fnwcett md the saId iaff.. ottan Company rep,
Fi,4t-That the sult fawcrtt will and does hcre.
BY enguEe mud ayrcc to devoe his time, Terricet,
commencing on tho :soth dry OF March, 1874, OK
rln-!rely to tbs Inter Ufan Company,
steond-Thnt hls services shall !e chehy dotot'
ment Of sald Company" dn!,y paper. but mort, ss.
rcclaly to tho real esthte. In keeping tho public,
through the co1umnr Of said paper fnlly u.
irom limo 10 time tunchlns real estate and that h.,
viii u forth hts hest cTorts ut all insa ami In al
| proper ways tn secure for raid paper TIE accom-
plishmcnt Of tue object aoughs to be obtained 81
! hcreinbcfors rccted. ~.
T!lr said Inttr- 0ctan Company agree to pay salt
| ", T.. Fawcrtt for h!a services 70 rendered, n
I ."eS st. ysar .at ~ aows s 70 BE- paa 1t III
the said aDth day IL March, 1874. ant
s., $50. nt tho end 0f cach alx months from ant
after tho tlatc above namct. lnslny said term
In In witness whereof. tho parties have hereunt'
set thcir hands tas nth day Of Mafsh' as74;
4 For Inter. Octan Company.
| ". l.. FAwckTT.
For value received We hcroby guarantee thu per
torluanco OF tho nhoye contract by tbs paEtEr
thereto, each 10 the othcr.
! CnAuScEr i. nowES.
None Of the semi.annunl payments have bcc
male, mud the I1,ter-OctaH Publishing Company
the successor of thu Inter- OrtaR Company
denies that IL is responsible for auy Of the debt
OF tta predecessor.
, 1876-08-25

The New York Dull<,i,, tho leading CONNER
-, .. l., ~ y.rt, .,.l.,. a f.x rrmsri;s
e'a, e, 'pss ,. aait"to ~ a ~ t ss question in thIs
su,'s .1,v =, nv 1o,ipws. l'' >'S o ''
nv S,." .a,nn-.,.o, r, f,h,r.yo ,rr oh.erse. have
e w., =, 1onnniir. of liza. Civ iArc
ehnt hown % nn .Mc sa" H. 1,"s.sp 1hry IRE do.
thsEinE 81 anlHs ~ ~, ~; ,n,,,c tan ii 10
.esn'9eM; , IN ~ s.mt.n,ss eulY With
. noticr @ y ,c III of scue,,ber. thc Existing
,ror or ~ ~ i1sce thr 10 ndyuftIss (ut lids
~ itSt ia citv win y,,n uik. nctroleutn ar any
,i ;it;', ' Nv nrS"rr ..t tii,is 10 b. submit
, 1876-08-25

Angl,cnhn'ig1 Addition, Including Supervisor
Owc,.'s extensive vineyard. Frnnk Martins
rairIt, h,'l The tulnFet s.ll.oll,tlr Iryuml. liz
hc Travelled t,'waIh tic sands nf 81. Jnli,, ani
tho lirtrG Oh tlIp other th1c mfaton!i him fir
II I,urtim Of tlle Fisala fireworks ur III uetIya
yu
, 1876-08-25
CRIMINAL.

1ro,,,,n a,rcrt wns cnirrrE by lNlrEtnrs |
uo,,,,.,tov rvrntn,r nnd stO II, change u,ul
to,rc cIrars stolen,
Detective 1,arsl, Flynn yesterday recovered
three sets of harness which vert recently stolen
from the 1lrcry-stablc Ut Brcnnock & Drown,
M ON Wcst I,ako strcct,
w. 90 :" .Ss '''.o "'@s~.' ,,....,,
Philip FcrE1ts9 p and william ficasaht' DOL"
u,,.lcr 20 Years Of ugc, yesterday afternoon en-
tered The stnre Of Morris E'sena1aiil, NO. Aoi
Fourth nrcnuc, md robbed the TIL Of slo'
nc,rpr ,yt,tuns aul George R,ec, twp thor.
,,,,,,I,r,t v,,rnrIa h,1 ,i,tr tuss]e last oven.
oughorc,a vaEsahtS' ,'a s's 'u1n , a't .,vr1,,
Ing OIL Mannph stfcet, ne1r Ga"n,. harE ,rnrs
which Williams tlit ,9e On s ~ ca st n Mai.n,,
taken IN Tor "vaga' ny the "cst Alaason
street polite.
William Nlc(lnnin wus captured Inst evening
The goods were atolcn nnuoaotetiy ifoin aue
llrcrystattlc OF nllltam Nusscl' on Gatlnl street
!rar Madison lie isl!nw is Wanten .1s t"e'ts
from t'''s a'io oshcr s'"o'es ~ ''c ''.l"'t''
| clothes frnm tbs residence of John Hcrrllgcr
| 10. al West lsailolrl. strect. Later Detective
! Fiy1n foun,l tn. gentle William Ening for tic
hanks of tho Calumet, and diverted Ills atte'l-
II, ,,,,.,u, NV, f,,.o,. NJ N. North III.
is ,j",no,t y. ~ ,,"i, ,aat nrcn;n.. hv
E,sn ~. orn ,,.,,'sJ in, ~ mmv 1 f;raurer iro
.Jancsyiiic, WE, and then forcing lin To lis
gorge Ills wealth t,n,lcr pcnAlty If being shot
through il,c head with rnaumotll lsorse-plstol.
cur,r,tro. n r,o,.catntc Healer hoyinc
an T., icc IT, ~ - nid lei Lnsnc street, WIS b..
an o.s J.. " iaim"s H,. r"stnrnw m ink rharra
as.,r, to1e mi int ntrfefycd by Mrs. Mle
sampson. l; W TIs cvi;icnse showed that he and
alss. !!ie l,a " ~ NV .s h,, +, "ny
IL iams. n"s II lie ~ was assarse s%a viii
| SUN "su'''a1 *it'''o ~ A" -
Dcsect!yc IIcinzman Yesterday returned Iron IRON
Drnrcr, Col, bringing WIN MN !lefnaa ncys1
4 bookkceper formerly tn the employ oi ~. H.
Warnccke, furniture lllanufactusUr. Upon tslG
Inst slay Of alay, ''Gycr started ioE the ,, nank
With 500 Of his cl!{loycr'a maney, onI nosenl-
Ens1leslness toolS linn army out e colorat!o,
whcEe he p'!Fel!aac1a H. Il Farm VII, t. hts pi1maef.
Beyrr passed his t0th birthday IN thc DcnVcf
'1atl OIL luis why back to hcFc'
Detective Flanagan, now worlsinE on his own
l,ook. returned from New Orleans yesterday,
hoyin',r hin' in ci,urgc William Nichols ind lewd
wonan giving tl,c mn1c uf Lucy Allen. Mich
tic stouo lrm Ut Ia,llcs Worthngton d Sons,
/ Tut u5cOItl1cA AHouL lONE NCEkh Hfu Nltla
, 1876-08-25

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT:
CAMPAIGN APPOINTMENTS.


The lion. .lol,I, 4. Lu3an will speak as follows:
Chicago Central lla!l), Saturday evening, Aug.
:. nnnylllc, Thursday evening, Ans, 81.
Champaign. Friday evening. Sept. l..
unarya4 saturday evening, sept. :.
Ashley, "Wednesday a.ieFnenrl. sept. q.
Cav. .tplln Ia IIryetJEc Will epsak hs follows:
Lewiston. Monl3,y cyen!ng, .Aag. ~:
Mendotu, Wednetday afternoon, Aug. 10.
Rockford. Frlay evening. Sept. ].
runtIac, Saturday afternoon Sept 2,
Tllc Ilun. i. IL. Enllbm Will speak as folsows:
Decatur, Friday evening. Aug. u:
I1c1ncnt. Saturday evening. Aug. ~.
THE Hon. s. II. Cnllons and thu Hon. j. K.
Etsali ut
Quincy. sIontlay evening, Aug. 81.
Warsaw, Tuesday evening, Ai1=. 20.
t;alcshurg. Wcdiesdny evening, Aug. 90.
Monmouth. rinr..day AFTERNOON, aug. IL.
Kirkwa0d, Thnrslay evening. Aug. 81.
Oarawka, FrlanJ cvr,,InE. Sept. l.
alncomb. Saturday evening. Sept. =. .....
The Hun. William Eu!iu viii slicak IN German u
follows:
Mrnlota, Wednesday evening, Aug. 10.
, 1876-08-25

Hoctta;tr Pt,aocrat.
Wien Thomas 4. Hendricks gives nntc for
ninety .ays he never dates II. lie ttoscn't l1o-
tcye in ttatps lie thinks It hcttcr to hlhc grad.
ually nloug towar.l payment, raising 1o fa!sD
hupra tn tic l.rraxt of Ills rrcsaftUr.
, 1876-08-25


KEAllD-cNOWLEf-.In ~. by Tim Rev.
Inther waslran. Mr.. Frank Eenho, Of Chica:u,
and Mits Mag.ir Crowley. Of Eneewoon,
, 1876-08-25

meut, crcatet, considerable comment arnun.Hthc
is ttIl out OF town, anil II ronfi not tr asecr-
tatncsl what Instructions. II any, lal been re-
crfvctl here from the Office of the Attorney
GrhrfN1
, 1876-08-25

PIANOS AND oRGANs'f0R RENT.
Lyon 4 Iica1Y. State and Monroe streets, oucl
for rent oycr onu hundred drst.class instruments,
at IS nor month, and urWnr1.
, 1876-08-25

FOURTH WARD RErURLIJAN9.
A meeting will hc held tu.nisht ut tic cesncs OF
Dearborn aud Thirty nlnth streets to enmpletc tho
Organization Of Company +, Fourth Ward Ijaycs
and Wheeler (}Inrtla.
, 1876-08-25
GRAND COUNCIL,

Thc1c wifi bc Il regular meeting Of the Grand
Council this evening ut i 1'c!uek at Republican
Headquarters, corner Of Clark and Lake atFsrt~
Preparations hayc hccn mad. to have good speLkrra
IN attendance. Evcty mc.u1cr Ia respectfully re.
Hueyteu to be rrcscNt,
, 1876-08-25

VI1lN+1IfE VL 1HN VHlS7
T,ie1n witt he meeting Of ex-sndcrs and fa!lors
At ueunctt Medical College. al; statn street. th's
political purposes. Fotty-twu rtrsonr hive al
ready rernrtcA for thc blouse, belt, badge, hud
fatigue cap.
, 1876-08-25

FOURTEENTH WARD.
Tho Republicans af thu Fourteenth Ward Will
meet At the lsnxteE IInnsc, rorner 0f Nnrth unnh
ind Esls atrcsta. thl. evening " o'el6ck. ~
The lion. l.. l.. HunI, Luther j.aln Ni!s, aud T..
d, Sherman will aIiCrcH6 The IncctfnE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-04
DIED OF IIis INJURiEs.
An Affecting Case.

John Landors, the young man injured
by the explosion Of a giant powder cart.
ridge ut the Cosmopolitan mine. last
Friday morning. died Of his injuries
Sunday evening. Tho young mar is
said to have been o universal fayorite
with his acquaintance. and his sad and
untimsly death is sincerely mourned by
many OF his youthful companions in
Silver City and Gold Hill.
A friend Of his in this town, says the
young maj left q comfortable home in
San Francisco some months ago. on ac-
count Of some actual or fancied insult
from q relative, aud that In doing NO he
almost broke the heart OF his aged
mother, he being her only surviving
child. Who can imagine, much
less portray the sorrow Of that fond
mother, now TINT her worst fears have
been realized. Only q few short
months ago he left her, with the bright
hopes Of youth swelling his bosom and
dreams OF prosperity coursing through
his brain, which are nov all stilled
by the cold embrace OF death.
The sundering OF a youthful existence
Just a. II has fairly passed the portal Of
life 10 sad under any circumstances.
but under such exceptional ones NJ
the above, it IL truly heartrsnding.
The sincere sympathy OF all who knew
the young man Is extended to his be-
reaved parents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-04
Arrivals this lasrsisx.
nepnrtur~. I...t Ev-nImr.
r,sE sroRrivE moopLrM.


Gold Hill d~eseryedly enjoys the repu-
tstion Of being ono OF the most orderly
towns, for the number Of its inhabitants,
on the Pacific Coast. but the hoodlun
element occasionally runs rampant. Two
instances have occurred within m many
DAYS. The first MAS on Sunday after
noon. Al that time some Of the boys,
who make n practice Of loadng around
the V. K +. depot. and lying IN wait Tor
any unsuspecting Chinaman who may
happen to pass. set upon on. and pelt.d
him numerically with snow balls. Thi.
of itself would not be 80 bal. but n OF
thsir number who wanted 10 have n real
good Joke. put q brick-bat inside a ball
aud cred il at the inoti-nsiyc ehinaman.
hitting him on the eye and putting 1t
ont.
Yesterday afternoon two Cornishinen,
said to belong to Gold Hill. set upon an
iuoffsnsive Chinaman who was passing
quietly down Union street, in Virginia.
and beat him numerically. The attack
was witnessed by Constable A. J. Smith.
but he had all he could do to attend to n
prisoner whom he was conveying to the
Jail a, the time. He says he knows the
men, and will arrest them the first time
he catches them in Virginia. We sin
cerely hope he may. and that the COW
ardly rufians will he punished to the
full extent OF the law ; for the man who
would be guilty of such an unprovoksd
assault is one Of the very worst members
of tho community. A highway robber
is q gentleman by comparison.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-04

sxow BrocxIpr.- Some time last
MONT thu wind began blowing ~furiously,
and ,h;. mornino The snow was heaped
,-I.-.h..L. 10 ~ a;r.c,;o,. Thu
w h's' a.
drifts were so deep AT point near u
Knicksrbocker mine that the up trains
on the Virginia X Truckse Railroad were
DELAYED for an hour or two this morn
inv, Later one Of the down engines In
attempting to run through q DRIFT near
me scales on american ri"',
uho -. ,hars sa;J !, wouIJ AZ. ali
day to get II on again. as a new track
would have to be laid under the engine.
IL IL probable that everything Will lie In
shape. so that the passenger tram eau
leave ON time this evening. IL the
storms continue during the remainder
OF tho winter The same az they nave sci
In. a snow pillow Will DO q necessary Oh
the W a.
How liz wILEs n Houns AWAY
George Eells paid q visit to-day to Town
Attorney John Harris. who sprainsd his
ankle whilc coasting last Sunday and is
now .o,6,sJ IN hi. room Hs found
A. Hal. hr.;,v o,,srsJ 4, nsrusin,
s=a,n.,h;nc vh;cb looleI iika n nockrt
,o.,.m.nt NJ Fall. was moi snre nj
,h. chsrac,,r nj The work. hut we ars.
anil will lei n Ming hat II WAS a copy
taken h, some er,ist in Gold Hill or
V;r,;n;., anil ,bnt tho original was a
VERY handsome Young lady.
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-. ,..n,,n , .h.f, This time. I'm, in
: ro...s,ion Of Jim orndorf. ono Of
A.. n,on,;.,o,. NJ the Delta Saloon. in
v;rg;n;. n IL not n human skelsion
liza I'm, NJ fancy enter which WINS
s.n, hin hv : s,;snd IN San Francisco
w" .n,,., wh;,h !. made Of CAS- nina
/. .;r;.., ,Iinc aver sosn in tbsso
go anJ .I;m ssvs n n oood a;r;nc
% ,h. .,ra.,s NJ y;,,;,is vss,ord.,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-04

THE BRooKLys RrsrAuRASr.-This 10
ono Of the most popular institutions OF
any kind in Virginia City. Situated. as
il is, in a populous locality on South @
street, with Captain John 8. Young as
proprietor and chief manager. II 10 NO
wonder TINT II has mn immense run OF
custom. The boarders aro all fat. and
"Rivs tho ship good name" Read
about Il In our advertising columns to-
day.
CAPITAL EATING PLAcK.-The Capital
eating stand and chop.house, on South
C street, Virginia, opposite Coles drug
store, IL In every respect a capital place
to eat at. Quirk & Spar. the proprio.
tors, are gentlemen OF experience and
Judgment In their business. and give OF.
cellent satisfaction. SEQ their new adj
vertisement, In another column. to-day.
Eye INJURED. - Thomas Woods, .
blacksmith working at the Imperial
mine, fell and struck his eye against =
bar OF iron while attempting to pull II
from q rack Sunday afternoon. injuring
II 80 that II Is feared he will entirely lose
the sight thereof. Mr. Woods left for
San Francisco the samo evening TO Sc
cure tho services Of the best oculist In
the city.
DrIcuEs DIvIDEsD.-The Bslcher
Silver Mining Company has declared
n dividend OF 81 per share. aggrsgating
SiOi, 900, payable the 10th instant. See
official notice published In another
column to-day.