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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-19
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Der.rsur~. I.a.s Evestss.

In our advertising columns to-day may
be found Ordinance No. NJ. which was
passed by tho Beard Of Town Trustees las'
night.
Jusricr 10 turning out ore rapidly.
Three hundred and forty tons are extract
ed daily.
Mrs. q. y. BoLros, who executes those
elegant oil painting. on convex glass. has
removed to "a North Q street, Virginia
City.
T'uE Bienvenu Social Club Of Carson
will give another party this evening. Car
son 10 famed for her enjoyable gatherings.
Aom,rrr. capable Of hauling seven and
half ton. Of ore mp the incline. has re-
ssnily been put In the Justice.
GEonoK TuYLr. the meet popular Pnrsi
aestiai Hector on the Republican ticket.
was In Virginia City yesterday.
woak has been rceommenesd In the Erie
Consolidated mine with W. II. Arnold a.
Superintendent.
Dunixo The past twenty-four hours ~
ears Of or. have been shipped to Tho mills
on Carson River.
Topaz there have been received 10 car
loads Of lumber for consignecs Of Gold HUI
aud Virginia.
TWELVE bars Of bullisn. valued At $751;
4eO As. we're shipped from Virginia City
Last evening.
JAMES anAHAx. who shot Andrew e.
helm Saturday at six-mils Canyon. Is still
at large.
MAT. CAxAvAx. Of silver City, Is rig
isisrsd at the PAlAee Hotel in San Fran
cisco.
The big rocks on Main street. below the
NKws. are being broken up with ham
mers.
rLAo-rsLE 1. being put up On the new
Fourth Ward sehsol-house in Virginia.
TaAL JURORS for the present term Of
the District Court have been excused.
AeuAnrz-wAoox broke down on WASH
ingtsn street, Virginia. yesterday.
rHr bullion yield Of the Justice mine
last month was nearly Siou,Vp.
Tnr Bacon and brunswick mills are
temporarily shut down for repairs
TEE Morgan and Occidental mills are
running ON BONANZA ere.
Tux ore shipments over the railroad are
rapidly on the decrease.
Txr p.y-days will DO here in something
Lees thAn . month.
Tn. City Father. Of virsini. will meet
this evening.
A,r.r ..- moon made ii. appearance
Last evening.
aorrrsou Ba.DLrr i. visiting virsi.i,
City.
Tar Ju..is. min. A.. ,..u.- ~rop.-Asu''.
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Nav Y.rs ,,o,r,.

NKw YoRK. December l9.-Sales In the
Morning Board. In currency. were: 800
Alpha % -. 800 Bslcher IA %. 400 Best
aad Belsher 40 50ef50. 100 Bullion 81. 200
Caledonia II 80. 10 Chollar 30, 300 Cleve-
land \ 73@9. % Con. Virginia % 80. 400
Cs.hdenc. 10 IS. 400 Grown Point .. iOo
H1chequsr - co. o Gould and Curry
~ 80, $50 Grant : 10. 600 Hale and Nor
cross =, 400 Julia 4 IS. 900 kentnck 10 u.
coo Kcssuth I CO. 1000 Leopard ) %, 200
Luesrne I 10. 200 Mexican II 30. 100
Northern Belle IS, $50 0phir u 30. 30
Overman i22. 1000 Raymond and Ely
. 40, 100 Savage ~ Is, 500 Sierra Nevada
Is rs. 800 silver Hill 10, 600 uaion con..
n Is. $50 Jacket ~.
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WASHINGTON. December is.-0sneral
Crook in his annual report says the uinsrs
In the Black Hills did not vislsts The
Sioux treaty until the Indians had ceased
10 regard II. He also calls attention TO
the fact that his command Of less than
| 1000 fought and defeated Sitting Balls
| band on the Rosebud the week before the
Custer disastsr. He thinks the Govern
ment has treated the Sioux with unparAl-
islsd libersiity. which they have repaid BY
raids along the border Of the reservations.
semswhas sigstneaas.
NEW YosK. Dec. ia dispatch from
Washington says: lis . significant fact
In the vote on Hunters resolution r~slstivs
70 the rebel WAT claims yesterday. almost
the entire negative vote was made up OF
members who took . modihed oath whsn
sworn In. All Of these voted In the mega
tive, and were In the rebel army, except
Governor Walker OF Virginia, Alnsworth
Of Iowa, and Proctor Knott.
These Dispatches.
WASHINGTON. December 1.-the House
Judiciary Committee to-day considered the
westsrn Union Telegraph company's re-
fusal 10 produce the messages called for
~ A. ISnisisn. CommIttes. but IA sub-
Judisisry COMMITTEES net being ready 70
report, the session was consumed In an In
formal discussion Ct the subject.
40 u'-r.
--,I a.. H..
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HOURS or olrE."
a Great discovery Made BY .
"News" Reporter = Somsshiug
that Every Jeurssiiss shsuid
Read.


A brisk little man with = gray suit Of
clothes and . potbclly trotssd into the
Nxws Office this morning and seated him
self en- the corner Of the most nervous
reporters desk. The reporter was busy
building . humorous item at the time. and
the brisk man asked him to excuse him .
minute, as he had something OF import
ance to impart. The worn eye OF the
quAint-buildor Frightened.
Perhaps" said the brisk man. drawing
out . huge pockst-book. "psrhaps yeu
have never heard Of the Centsnnial Gift
shirt-Frout. given away to each new quar-
tsrly subscriber to the cA'!d' hs"'' q
Gies 80
"No." said the reporter. beginning 10
look troubled.
well, sir" cried the spry agent. "it's
n charming periodical. aud deserves the
| commentator Of the secular press. New.
| he American suuday-Schooi Organizing
Association, which publishes the Hosrs If
Gee, /. DESTROYS OF extending its circula'
| tion. and a. Az inducsment has resolved TO
present each subscriber with . double
breasted. silver-rivitsd shir-frent. The
Ho.r. Of Gee Is alone worth mere than"
"Oh. the H.ar. ef Ci,e! Yes. certain
w." cried the reporter. with fsverish
ehssriulnsss, 1--WE laid awake nights
reading that paper. But here's something
I want to read Won. A man Of your POSI-
ton ought to learn II by heart"
Here the reporter reached for Raymond's
E" Mineral Resources West Of the Rseky
Mountains" aud turning To page 80 Of
that enhancing volume. began reading
with great animation. ~ follows:
Ifsass Csa.ty-The quartz mines Of this
county have again yielded quito hand.
somsly. OF the placer claims "a are re-
ported working during an average Of six
months. They employed 2G9 men. at
average wages Of about SO per month.
The total yield % thcss from June l. 1863.
To the same timc In 1870 was SLIT. SOC. or
an average Of 81 - per day pr hand. The
following claims are tho most prominent ;
Alturas Mining Company. Goodwin. en-
ploying forty meR-"
"Yes. but you see the Ho.rs Of Gtet-"
Certainly. Employing fsrty men for
live months. $4,000; Comfy 4 Gowsl.
Goodwin. employing thirty men"
"But. my dear sir. our Centennial Gift
Shirt-front is"
II haven't u donbt Of 1t. Employing
thirty men Tor four months. $4,000. Gaid
a Orr, employing
The Hosr. n Gie, man was busting for
the door nov as the sad looking reporter
replaced the volnme VI statistics In the
cas- a smile Of rare aud singular beauty
illumin.L his face. II was as the smile OF
an angel or that Of a mule whom no slowly
turus his head aud looks upon . gasping
human being whom he has fioorod.
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TOWN TRUSTEES.
The Sewer y be Extsaded-rers
usmsstead Wants . uydraus.

The Board Of Gold Hill Town Trustees
met In regular session last evening at the
usual hour. Pressnt-Presidsnt Dauehy,
Trustees csrriek and ogg. and W. lily.
Doane, Clerk.
The Clerk was instructed 70 publish q
statement to the effect that no perssn or
psrsons had been authorized BY the Board
70 place numbers upon the houses or busi.
ness places Of Gold Hill.
A committee was appointed 70 confer
with the Virginia and Gold Hill Water
Company concerning the construction Of
patsnt watsr-clossts to connect with the
MAin-strset saver.
Ordinance No. 81 was passed. Il appears
In full In eur advertising columns.
A committee was appointed TO continue
the new sewer mp to the Imperial stables.
or further. II necessary.
Clerk Doans and Chief Kennedy were
authsrized 10 purchase three "blundsr-
buses" and nozzlss fer the use Of the
Fire Department.
Mr.. Gibson appeared before the Board
In behalf OF the people residing In tho
vicinity Of Fort Homestead. requesting
that . hydrant DO placed at or near this
Homestead. a. the property Of tax-payiny
citizens residing In that Vicinity was en-.
tirely unprotected from fire.
Trustee Carrick was appointed . Gem
mittes In the matter. with pswsr 10 act.
Chief Kennedy was given psrmission 10
use the new vaterworks for y drill. pro-
vidsd he gave n days notice " Supsrin-
tendent Overton.
Adjourned.
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Installation.

At mnsting % Silver Star Lodge No. ).
y. and A. NJ. held In their hall In Gold
Hill las, Saturday evening. the following
officer. u,r, installed 10 serve during the
ensuing Masonic year. ". W. Grand Mas
ter George Robinson officiating: wor-
shipful Master. W. b. Wheeler, reelected
Senior Warden. Adam Gillespie. reelected;
Junior Warden. I. y. Berry; Treasurer.
Jshn Jones. Jr.. reelected /; Secretary. J.
o. Bsnnetts. reelected /; Senior Deacon.
Henry Piel ; Junior Deacon. John y. Col
bath : Steward. John II. Coates /; Steward.
John IN. Hubbs; Orgsnist. William Oats
Marshal. Richard Peters; Tyler. Chris.
Larsen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-19

ANNUAL MEErrxo.-The regular annual
mating a, the ~,,oelbolder, NJ ,bs Con.
1870, v,-u,.,. ui.,.. co,,.,. o.,
the election Of Trustees, ssc.. wiz be held
.nJ o" ,s dIr .r.
'''' w "' Az" u~' ~
"
NEW 'hAfr-iAo oou'n hnu .t
Iomp,n ,n.sha nnA ~, .aaiu
nas.'y ~ UP a..ni.r
reou m. na-,.a, .iiI =. r.sJ y. !,
air shaft.
r,v ,,.,yrr.s,.,., alarm ...u. =, i,.,
-
% % near ~. NAM. ms m1rn,ng .s'
without which no respectable storm will
visit the Comstock. has boon putting up al
intervals.
w..v Ia. ,.., ,,.n.., nj, N.
Southern Star mine by Superintendent
Caldwell. Of the Amazon and glasgow
mine. This claim adjoins the Santiago on
tho south.
TuE dramatic season In National Thea
ter. Virginia, will m next satur-
Law evening. Little Nell and George Gid.
dsns will ls tho chief ATTRACTIONS.
d.. ~, a.. .uu..,,,,..,s
ahs.ner c''s,nh s IN u ~ os
Sn,,h ~ v,,s,a,s ,ar "
rur Crown Paint I,.vip. Gold and ali.
var Nininc Comn,p, bavo leyl.d an Al.
.s.,msnt ~ aft.en c:pts nsr .h.rs. d,lin.
qucnt on the a2d Of January next.
TuE members Of tho Gold Hill Fire De.
partment will meet for drill tomorrow
altsrnScn AZ ! oslocE. sec Oh Chie'
..
JuDdE KNOX. OF Virginia, 10 . little bet
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Insseee HAles.


San FnAScisoo, December 1913 p. n.
Con. virsinia-ua bid.
Bullion-29S asked.
Justice 23a bid.
Ophir-29h bid.
Chellar-s2a bid.
Alpha-30s bid.
Sierra NsvsdA-ii bid.
CAledonia-i7 bid.
MexicAn-i9a asked.
Beat a B~slehsr-i5 bid.
Belchsr-l3h bid.
Modoc-Gt bid.
Impsrial-2.35 asked.
Gould a Curry-i3. bid.
Mexiean-i9 bid.
Con. virginia-tia sold.
Alphs-3l bid.
Czledonia-ish bid.
Overman-i07 asked.
Cen. virsinia-uh sold.
Exchequsr-i2b asked.
Hale 4 Nsrcress-TS asked.
SavAg@i0h asked.
Californis-i7b sold.
Ophir-3O sold.
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RIeetion.

Gold Hill Royal Arch Chapter. under
dispsnsation. y. and A. NJ. held their first
msstin. last Thursday evening. The lodge
csmmsuces with a membership Of twenty
ak. The following officers were elected /:
\. W. Chubbuck. N. L. High Priest ;
Geo. Robinson. L. King; u. II. Carrick.
e. scribe W. G. Davis. Captain OF the
Host; Jas. McAllister. Principal 30
journer; Andrew Ingrnnd. Royal Arch
Captain; r. Mccarthy, Master Third
Veil /; Dan'l d. Sohl. Master second Veil I;
A. q. Cowan. Master First Veil Chris.
James. Treasurer; John D. Dsnnstts.
Ssc'y ; ID. Van vrankin. Guard.
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A "suRKprATINa COrGu.

IN . letter to Mrs. Isle, Of Chicago, . well
snown contributor TO the Western press, she
,scribes the eurc OF dangerous cough. aeeom'
asnicd b., bleeding At The lung,; TO h.ie,.
abe says, "threaienei 10 suffocatr me . .
hut the Honey Of Horehound and Tar has
removed every trace OF It." The letter was 10
lady friend In this city. who has placed u 81
the disposal Of Z. N. Crittenion. Z sixth ave
anc. fike's Toothaehs Drops cure In cne
minute
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GALLuP's.-And o Gallup comes 70
the front with his annual grand variety
show Of holiday goods, and his store in
Maynard's block 10 being converted into =
scene Of Juvenile ~snchantment. No youg-
stsr can gaze upon those attractive things
without feeling excited, and no parent can
contemplate the sams without q sense OF
duty coming over him which impels him
to invest and contribute toward youthful
happiness. Gallup has beautiful sleds,
clipper-built and copper.fastened. which
will 20 at the rate Of 80 knots an hour.
| dolls which roll their eyes, political gym
| nasts from the "bnlldossd" parishes
which Hop over At tho end Of a wire with
all the facility Of old carpet-baggers. littl.
babies by the hat full. and = thousand and
one other things. Drop In and see Gai
lup's holiday stsck. buy some. and also y
good cigar.
Tnr CONDEMNED Mrs.-Peter LArkin.
who Is to DO hanged on January 10Th for
the murder Of Daniel Corcoran. has broken
down completely. Tho other day when a
heavier pair Of shacklss were put upon his
ankles he wept and sobbed and begged 50
~pitssusly to have them removed that they
we're taken OF. Harrington. also under
sentence Of death. carries himself dsfantly
and only growls In . vicious way At the
tormsnts Of prison life. lie has lots Of
nerve, aud Ii IL the opinion OF all who
know him that he will meet his fate brave
ly. Larkin, ON the contrary. 10 expected
10 weaken entirely wheA the hour IN
, .-pn.,m
o..
who Was mot IN oih'nhs eahysn w %"
uriay by James Graham, will probably
die lie 4. afflicted with heart disease,
-, A.. ~,,nJ In nj. iupv .sriou.lv
.n'ea Ts.ham hs. nat nst been e.n-
.ss.s' mi. 49, .Is,,t ,hc c.nyon for
nearly two hours after tho shooting; bu'
none oil ths eluxshs NY, M ~ ~. mnns,s,rs
sn..,g r.,irrri n. m,Ling svsry effort 10
s.a.... II. man
osP''''
....x;.. 4. ,.roytine Judps Rising's re-
~--u.-.,.u,on M de.,b
marks. In sentencing harrington a'A'
tsnse,so 'he - ,.rr sinfui seul.S
JuJrs Eisiuy ha. called their attention 10
the srrsr. lie did not use the word ain
iul. a may pe seen ~ rM 1900
Nkws OF saturuty. 49," s.nt
vas tns onIy n'emoes
ana oo'aihed . co'ree' i'P''"
Nxw sALooS.-Johnny Trszsna. than
-. - - a. r.i,y
IN sp.n the nav saloon which 10 bsing at.
ted MP . few doors above the Nrws Office.
ON Main street. lie will keep ~ in nrst-
rate style, and will furnish tns pest zee,
ON the continent; also . shoics sieck o.
other beverages. All the daily papers,
and plenty VI other popular reading mat
YER will bs at the new saio0n'
p~hliSeo.St. ihs io"o"'ns As
unique" AA w
:sas VI .ne % o'oIsy ~ ,eic W.
mai. 4, coun,, h,.s.ror Gpse.y c,liior.
MI. Mi.i.y C3mn,ny' $40 ass 40. Con.
solidalsd Virginia Mining Company. sii.-
800 81 tailings lDosssll Brothers). IS -.
Total, ssi,32i ".
oyr,c,,L s,Lrs. lame. MsAsss h..
,-Nm,,
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srocK REroRr.
lasroHrsD DAmr At r. r. KrArrxa = CO

lnrroxrsD DAILY 1T L. r. KrArrSa . Co.,
San Traaeiseo BEARD.
Last KvEsisa
Raymond 4 Ely.3
80 Eurekz Co.,. II
LOO Belmont. IN
M X X Con-. AZ
~ Leopard. sS.sk
$50 GENERAL Thotass. size
las MAahattsn. Is
10 Grand Pr.se. ~
9lo - dos. ~. N bio
10 New Coco. IN. ~
40 Golden Chariot.
go South Chariot. c7Sc
40 foormAn. &c
10 Lseds.a
80 0iia. soc.
No Panther. &C
so Northern belle. 3s.. isk. 81
tD Merriam. iga. ias.. i9k
Us Coz. Virgins. "a
2its oshir. siS. hs. u 80. ST.. @S SD
ts5 California. an. 81.
40 oouia / curry. ian
Is Alpha. 81. -
iS sslios Jaskst. iG'.. ID.
$50 Justice. ~. 1ss bio
Ito Ovefman. Ito. iOf. ugS
80 rsss ! Bsleh 9. Is 30
sss caisdoaia. ios. tOs
ruIs MORNING.
ttco Ophir. 3o,. 50. II. SOY. So.. Do 10
s5A bN, aA. ~ 80. os bio
SIS xexiean. - IS. i9s. 49,
1sS 0ou Il a Curry. iss. ~. -
xsbS
sc5 California. t7S. a.. 81.
CAS- nAvAss. i0s. io..
Isso Con-. Virgins. a AN. tth
ils0 chollar rois.i. II;
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BY TELEGRAPH

BY TELEGRAPH
A NEW COMPLICATION IN THE
PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION.
PROGRESS OF THE LOUISIANA IN.
vEsfIGAfI0N.
PROCTOR KNOTS RIDICULOUS
PROPOSITION.
THE APPOINTMENT or IN
GLioiBLr ELEoroas.
Wade Hampton Organising Ills
Government.
A Crisis Imminent Ia South Carolina.
IsrrclL pnrArcurs TO rus Coin Bill
DAILY Nrwsi
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A Nav brand visIsr.

CoxsrASrrxoPLE, December i9.-Mid'
val PAsha has been appointed Grand vizier
In place Of Mohammed Ruchdi Pasha.
dismissed.
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EIcN NEWS.

Tho berlin Imperial Hank.
BERLIN. December 10. The weekly
statement Of tho Imperial Bank shows an
Increase Of 5il 900 marks.
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. Crisis Imminent Ia South Carolina

lsrEciAL DnrArours TO rus 0oLD Bill
DAILY Nrwai
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-04
ne. COMM annexation.

10 the citr Council Of the City Of csirs Gen.
nefben
| would respectfully state to your hon
orable body, that on the Goth day Of
January. 1876. was served with no.
tic for an application to the Hon. David
j. Baker. Judge OF the Circuit Court Of
Alexander county. to BIZ mace on the LIST
day OF February. 1876. by the people of
the State Of Illinois. tor an injunction to
restrain your honorable body from pass
ing an ordinance granting the right of
way to the Cairo and st. Louis II. n. Co.,
over certain streets In said city. and that
on the said lst LAY Of February the bill
for said Injunction was filed in said court
aud restraining order was issued by
said court; also notice of injunction by
the L. y. Circuit Court for the
Southern district of Illinois, all OF which
papers are herewith submitted for the
action Of your honorable body.
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
HENRY WINTER, Mayor.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-04

SOME PERSONS WHO wot.fp nrrr,vr
MCsICx.
Laban Carter, a justice Of peace NJ
Cartervillle; Mr.. J. G. Hodges and
Paul W. Willis, Of Murphysboro: Mr..
Burton. Of Csrbondale; Mr.. WIN. A.
Weaver, Of Grand Tower; Mr.. A, II.
Wardcrs, Of Williamson county: Mr.. +.
II. Brush, Of Carbonate, all testified
that they would believe Musick on oath.
and Samenl's character was made whole
again.
BLACK BILL AGAIN.
Tut Hampton and John Craig testifl.
cd that they went to Black Bills house
on the Sunday morning after the satur.
day night on which Spence was killed.
and found Black Bill laying on the bed.
and that he got up and eat breakfast with
them. This was sometime between @
and . o'clock.
The prosecution then closed their case.
The defense presented several witnesses
In rebuttal, but the evidence would be of
no Importance to the reader.
THE ARGUMENT
will be opened this morning by County
Attorney Mulkey for the prosecution. In
all six speeches will be made, but we are
not able to state the order IN which the
attorneys will speak. The argument will
occupy ut least day and half.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-04

kinds are In good demand, At sood
prices.
ORANGES.
We note the sale Of Is boxes. n.
LEMONS.
-Four boxes OF lemons were sold at ~.
ONIONS.
onions are very dull and plenty. We
note the sale Of car In good order, lOc
per bushel.
POTATOES.
Potatoes are dull. There Is plenty in
market to supply the demand. We note
the sale of % bushels, Coz.
COAL.
We quote Paradise and Mt. Carbon ON
track lump, 50; nut, 81; delivered car
livered per single ton lump, 81: NUT
So %; Raum or Harrisburg coal on track
per car load lump, S27 nut, sl8 ;dsliy.
cred per ton, So 60; Pittsburgh coal car
loads on track. s. 30 per ton; single
ton, delivered, 50.
HIDES AND FURS.
Hides are dull, but there 10 a fair de.
mand for fnrs, at quotations:
HIDs-Dry flint, l2l[9l3&c, dry sailed,
green sailed, 5lIs6c damaged.
price.
FuRs We quote Wcstern-Otter,N No.
|. seas so; No 2, 1908 80 No. 3, SlCs
30; No. 4, 2jc. MInk-No. !, SlG
%; No 2. 50975c No. 3, Csc No. !,
lOc. RaccOon-NO l. C((TGSc No
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centennial
MAAQCERADE RAIL-.

The Delta City Cornct Band will give z
Grand Masquerade Ball on February
18th. 1876, at the New Turner Hall, cor.
ner Tenth street and Washington avenue.
There will be two prizes awarded. a
gold headed cane for the gentleman, and
a fine musical album to the lady for the
best represented character in attendance,
the decision 10 be made hy dislnterested
parties.
New costumes from ~. Louis will he
for rent at Phil Saup's store.
E0r Tickets for sale nj L. G.. Schuh's
j. Burgers. +. Il W. Budcr's aud Nc.
Gauley's drug store. l-22 I'd.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-04
wood nud Coal.

On and after this date the prices OF
wood and coal at my yard. adjoining the
Cairo and ST. Louis Narrow Gauge depot,
will be a. follows:
Four foot wood per cord, 50 ,5; four
foot wood pr halt cord. 81; four foot
wood, sawed, per cord. 81 30; four foot
wood. sawed and split. per cord, - Big
Muddy coal per single ton. 81; same per
two tons, So 10; same per four tons and
upwards, 50 ~.
All goods delivered.
l---lm Jas. X. LASr, Prop'r.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-04

RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The rivers commenced falling about
noon yesterday, and will be falling rap.
idly, it is believed in day or two.
The weather was cold and stormy.
snow having began falling early in the
morning and continuing through the Ell.
tire day.
business very quiet.
GENERAL ITRMs.
The Mary Houston passed up FROM
New Orleans for Cincinnati about l
o'clock yesterday morning.
"A telegram from st. Louis yesterday
afternoon says: River falling slowly
and showing hard since daylight. Con-
siderable sllsh ice IN the river. Wind in
northwest"
The Charles Morgan leaves this port
on her Mardi-Gras excursion trip on
Tuesday, the 22d inst.
The Bermuda brought down light
trip from Nashville yesterday morning.
She took back with her in the afternoon
$50 hhds sugar, 81 bbls and 50 halt bbls
molasses.
The Andy Baum, from Memphis for
Cincinnati. arrived at 8 o'clock yesterday
morning. She had a fair trip, and took
her departure at lO3 o'clock.
Captain James Mcdonald of the
steamer Ironsides, now lying at Pitts
burg. who has been in this city for sew
eral days, was passenger on the Iron
Mountain yesterday morning.
The Iron Mountain and bargcs did
not get away from this port until ten
o'clock yesterday morning. She goes to
St. Louis, where she will load for Pitts
burg.
The Robert Mitchell arrived in port
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock. She
did not sustain any severe injury from
her mishap at Lockhart's Point, though
she was at one time thought to be in a
u critical condition. Sho ran into the
corn field where she grounded, at two
O'Clock Tuesday morning. Several boats
went to her aid but failed to get her OF.
Charley Melodies, one Of her pilots went
to Evansville. where he procured tug
aud two barges, with which the Mitchell
was lishtencd when she swung of the
ground aud proceeded on her journey.
The damage to her will probably be
5000
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-04

Z. Koch has removed his boot and
shoe shop from the old stand to his
new brick building Zone block below.
No. 80 Commercial avenue, between
Filth aud Sixth streets, where he will
keep the hest nome made and 81. Loui
custom made boot, and shoes, made OF
the best material good workmanship
and In the latest styles. All orders
promptly attended 20. 9-23-tf.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-04

We will pay no bills contracted by any
employe Of The BULLETIN, unless the
same IL made on written order signed
By the president or secretary Of the com
pany. and We will accept no orders given
by an einploye Of the company, for any
purpose whatsoever.
CAIRO BULLETIN COMPANY.
November 10. 1915. II