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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-15
4 LrA SILVER MINING CO

Z IL BILvkH LIN Gun.
"A PANY. -Locstion Of principal place VI
business, San Franclsco, California.
Location Of works. Gold I'LL Mining Dis.
trict. storey county. sists Of Nevada.
Noticc.-Thero are delinquent upon the. FOL.
lowing described stock. On account OF Asscrs.
msnt mo. ~ lowed on the nth day Of jan
uary, 1870, the several amounts set opposite
the nsmes Of the respective shareholders, NJ
fnllnul . ---- ------- IL IL III =
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rars II TIM sksr ROUTE EAST

L -
nsas IN lH.asst time thai has ever been male IA
sssi sf cnisaso have sholes u tbs isl'o~ins lines
ga. ffssssans. Crsssl sfssss and Calssso and
PeansyiyA nla lllway..-fhr.e throssh train.
ss,ly; s.S ,sa ". I T.ss o. Car s.ss ; ,s.ssss oa to
: --thrya<h uslrL .tth i~'ullIsan -frAsr Cara
~ .s :s t css. sss s,s. an M SssAs 9sss ' Sssss, ana Sis
ADMINISTRATION through ,rAlns daily. VIII
r.,.s. p,s..ss s = a.. .sd silver f.iAss s'S'
western AMI ME ant New York csnirsi Hall
=. po.Iss tom AMI sisspias Car. ihrossI
-Axsy yss :. N.ssis i~a> SSiS~ AS'.
$500. is NM a.,,,..A-r-o ,hros.h
trains daily. with Pullman r.las. Cars. 70,
-Nssask. kAnr.s,ils. whss.inx. wsshAas, ton and
b<Sfi.os. Without shanxe. ~
psiirnass celebrated fAisce sisepinx Car. AMI
Coaches. eanssstias with unlan fAsine kAiife.i
Marshall, Cedar Rapids. Clinton. sterling and MA
On. for Chicago and The East
This popular route u UNSURPASSED kr sped,
Cemfort and safety. rhs smooth. well haladci
anil perfect traek Of ste-l rails, the eelsbrAt.d fuill
nan Palace sleepins Cars. the petiest relexraph
System q moving trains. the r-sulsny With wfnsh
through cars 20 Chicago from all psints West, -
surs ~ passengers ali the conlsfts of ino-iefn Kali
vay rnsslins-A@shAnssa VI IArs ard ne tedious
asA''"N
P.s.>nrss will AMI tickets via this hvorts rsuts
"a the tisn~rAl Ticket Ofices of the Central
RAllrOsi In San rrAnslses AMI saeiam.n,s AMI IN
MARVIN uuGuirr. csa. f.s.. Ascent.
n.p~rHvS6xs,. .sS~s.Ssus,,a,e iauaoa,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER MINING
campsny.-A nsetin. % ~ stoekholdsrr
OF The yellow JseRet Silver Mining Company 10
hereby called to be held Of the ONE Of the com
psny On tbs Town q Gold n n. County Of
ktoFry. State Of kevsis. on WEDNESDAY,. the
i5th day sf March, isss. 81 the hour of II O'Clock
tso.nl of said day. The object % said meeting
" te-cvus-daran hkc soisse ,upnn ths Irvpo.
sntoHl 70 incfeas> the smoa.t of the cspitai
S,oek Of said yellow Jsctet silver Minus Ocm-
pAny nine million SIX hnndrcd thousand dollars
to.boo.ooos thst t~rte M. nun two million
-four hunSrd thousand dollars 10, op.0p).
divided into tweniy.four thousand sharcs 81
QUE hundrcd dollars earh. 10 twelve miliop dol
lsrA tefIoD0 op. divide intc one husdftd aud
t~eaty thousand shsrvs cf one hundrcd dollars
each.
rHO&. @. TAYLOR. President.
q. W. HsZsi.rvN. Vice President.
IS. sssaanE., ssrp:.sss.
OolA I'M Jasasfy iTth' ls1sl = = tsls I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-15

Vernon. Tobin y Co, Trurteesisl9. ..25....ia ~
And In accordance with Law. and an order
OF the board oil Directors, made On the nth
day Of January, 1878, 90 many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock q. may be necessary win
Company. Room II Hsyward's building. 80
California street, San Prapeifco, California. oh
the TwENTY.rHiRD DAY or MARCH. 1876.
at the hour Of . O'Clock '. y. Of said day. TO
pay said delinquent assersment thereon. to-
Reiher with costs OF advertising and expenses
d. L. THOMAS, Secretary.
once - Room ~ Hayward's Duilding. San
Rrancisco. California. mfGtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-15

"AxoKLrxr. dear. are not mustaches
becomingi" swell. Adolphus, they
may b. coming. but. so far as l a see.
they have Scarcely begun TO arrive YET"
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AsssssnEyYs IIvlID.
TINE yusrrcE nINrNo coNP.

Tt1E yrDrICE MINING C0NPA.
l NY.-Locatioa Of principal place Of basi-
ness. San Francisco, California
Location Of works, Coli Mn, storeyeounty.
Nevada.
Notice !. hereby given. that q, /. meeting o:
the Board % pircetors. held On the ID day Of
March. 1873, an assessment tho. 10 Of Five
po'iars per shar-. In gold coin. va. Levied
upon each and every share Of the capital atock
VI Inc Justice Mining Company repre-entsd By
certificates is.aed prior 10 the 18Th day OF Au-
Eust. ISIS and In the san Of One Dollat per
shsre, In liss cJin. uron each and svssy shaw
Of aid capital stock rsprrsentsd By cerinc dos
issued ~subssQusnt 10 The lsth day Of August,
1sTs. raysbis Immediately TO J. ,. Kennedy,
SECRETARY Of the Company. Room No. ~ ner.
chants kxehanxs Building. San fnneiseo. cA-
Any stock upon vhieh this asssssnsnt shall
remain unpaid 90 the 9TH day Of April, ine,
win b delinquent, and advertised for
naie at public auction. and unless payment N
made befors viii b. cold on MONDAY. the
as.essmsnt. together with eosis Of advertising
and expenses % sale.
ny order Of the Board Of Directors. H
JAS. y. KENNEDY, Secretary.
Odncs Room No. ~ Merhant.' Exchange
Baiidins. san FraneisoS California. mrstd
NENArOR Silver MINING cor.
- rANY- Location Of works. virginia Mn
Ing District. storey County. Nevada
Prlneipal place Of business. ~ Fnneiseo.
California
Notice 10 hereby given. that Of . meeting Of
tho Hoard Of Directors OF said Company. held
On the twenty.pinth (i9thl day OF February.
lsIG, IN assessment no. i5) Of fhy Centr
lsoc.l par share was levied upon the capital
stock OF said Company, payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin, 10 the Secretary, a
the once q the Company, No. $50 Pine street.
Room %. nan FrHnciscu. California i
Any stock upon which sald asssssment shaf
remain unpaid on SATURDAY. the eighth
tsthb day Of April, lS16, shall DO dsemed de-
linquent, and Will Be duly advertised for sale
stpdbne Auefoa. thd ulkss Hynss1l shali b
nsds before sfn b poid oA fnUR1DAl. the
twcutyseventh ,s7thl day Of April. 1879. 70
pay the ~delinquent asressment, together Win
Gusts Of advertising and expsnses Of sale.
ny oder Of the Hoard of Directors A.
= .. n. SAYHE. SECRETARY.
0nhce-Room No. 10 Academy Building. No
80 Pima street. San Francisco. California.
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nLAsoow uOLD AND SILVER

GLAN00W 0OLD VA Eh
T MINING COMPANY. = Location VI prin-
cipal place Of business. san Frabcisco. CALI
fornla.
Location OF works, DEVILS Gate District.
Lyon county, Nevada .
Notice 10 her. by given. that At a meeting OF
the Directors, held on the 2tth day OF Feb
rusry. 1876, an assessment mo. ~ OF Twenty
nve Gents per share was levied upon the capt.
tai stock of the corporation, payable imnic-
dlatcly. In United States gold coin, % the zee.
Rotary, 81 the once ~ the Company, No. sd
Pine street (lioom 81. San Francisco, Call
fornis. .
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
rsmAln unpaid GU the ssth day Of March
is7o. will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
81 public auction, and unless payment 10 made
before will be sold on MONDAY, the nth
day OF April. 1870. TO ray the delinquent as
sessment. together. with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale:
X. p. H0sMRR. Secretary.
Onlcs-S3o Pine street tltoom No. 81. San
rrsneises, California. fe2std
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FOR SALE

"a HOUSE WITH sKvnN ROOMS. WE'LL.
A<ssrnisAsdi en- dsinbly 10000 IN Cold
htn AMY - lu sMAan L- 80
: ka1f -;sf irt,ua ". y nfDoN. I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-15

ORIGINAL oOLD HILL GOLD
~ and silver Mining company.-Location Of
principal place Of business. San Francisco,
California. 20 =
Location Of works. Gold ilill, Nevada.
.Susies O. hereby given ,thm ~ Z msstfhgof
The board u Direetor. held on the l3th day Of
February. 1876. an assessment tNo. ~ Of Sev.
enty-nve Cent? per share was levied upon
The capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately. In United States gold eoln. to
the Secretary, At tho once Of The Company,
sesfit;So( Olsrsk sisssI SAa fSssciseo.
-caiifornis.
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of March.
! ls7s, sil BE- ~dstnqssnt. and advertised or sale
q pahlis ~anetiss, anA anless payment 10 made
before will be sold on THURSDAY, the dtA
day of April. isrs. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment. together With costs OF adver-
tting and sxpsaess Of sAk. dr-il
NJ order Of The Board o. Direetors. e-A
W. n. HELMAN, Secretary.
Oniee-Room n. n o 40 California street,
San Francisco. California fsittd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-15

A CHILD who has been educated on
the moral-suasion plan refused to Get
out Of bed and be washed ons cold
morning. Her aunt argued the matter
with her. but she finally suecumbed.
when the infant logician said: 'Aunt
Mary. you do rs you like. and let mo do
~ I like. You like TO be clean and cold,
] Ike TO me warm and dirty"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-15

A cuirous rAcr in the history Of the
New York Gaslight Company is. that the
fire in the retorts has never been extin-
guishsd sincs 10 Was lighted. ffty-one
years ago. When the works were moved
up town. souie years ago, q portion OF
the fire was carefully removed 10 the
new location. .lrflrtlrf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-15

Curri.s q y. Trus'ee for J \
curtiss Q ). Trustee for O II
ilslleri ...................isa. ..soo. 100 =.
MeNesr........... ..,.... .is,. zoo Ia e.
Curtirs q n. Trustee Tor j
Napthaly.. .isi. .fef5. .355 :.
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curtis- O X, Trustee Tor j
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u .....6 :.
Curtiss q \, Trustee for W II
Morton. .lss. ...1s.....s..
Carries Q i, Trustee for s
nubbsll.. ..................iss. .ios....n &.
CLriiss q y, Trustee Tor III
Iceland. ............::...ito ...2o....A..
Curt IS q s. Trustee for w A
Church ...y............::.in.. 800, 100 :.
Cnftiss y, Tfurtes forJ III
darlington ......,.........it2. .<Is. ...e5 =.
curti.- Cs, Trustee for A U
TlcfmAn. .its.. .i7'....25 -.
Bartlett ...........,.;;:;.ii. III =.
Curtis. G \, Trustee for W u
r.Inh.a. ;.iis. .'a7'....;s.
carti.s \. Trustee Tor J q
Daws ,..........:..:.;;'io..'So.. w..
'utIsu,n,-s. - 'ius''e ",,, rno ,oo
hailett
cnrsi,s Cs. Trustee Tor MILF .
a ivan., .iso.''.%.
Curtis. Cs. Trustee for Q
Gouid. ,:"am......;...a.i'o 1905. .@i :.
Deboy :.:........:,:.isi. $780,. ..ss
Moran 49,. sso....@ e.
lultlss u n. Trustee for u M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-15

VI UHrInFFr1 WI TTHHtIrtOI C1HfOfHIn :
Location Of works. storey county. Nevada.
lowin,.dc.enbed stock, on account Of asreps.
mcnt mo. iGl levied on the 3ist day Of Jan.
usu, 1910, the several amounts set opposite
the names of tho respective shareholder, -
follows: IL.
Names. NO.. CefL bhs. AMI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-15

The above sale 10 postponed until FRIDAY.
March II, 1910, al The same hour ADD place.
mr9td y. \. CuHrlss. Secretary.
CALEDoSiA sILyEs MISINo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-15

CuPERIoR QoLD AND slLvER
u MINING COMPANY Location Of phnci.
pal rlaee Of busipess. San frzncisco. Cali
Location Of works. Gold Hin Mining Die
trict. Storey county. Nevada ].
Notice 10 hereby givcn. that a Q meeting %
the Board 10 Directors. held on the nth day Of
February. 1916. an asss~smsnt tho u Of Five
Cents per shars vas levied upon the cap
itAl stock Of the corporation. payable nm
diately, IN United Ststes gold coin. TO ths See.
Rotary. u the once % the Company, No an
ANY stock upon which this assessment ahaii
rsmain unpaid on the third tsd) day Of April,
1879, will he delinquent, and advertised fos
sale 81 public ~snction, AMI unless PAYMENT
10 male before will be sold on THURSDAY.
assessment. tossther with cosss u advertislng
JOS. TYSON. sserst.ry.
Omee-336 Montgomery strsst. Room 9 (up
stalns). San frAneisco. California;. mIctd
N0RrlH ClIIPNAN MfNlNo coz.
IN PANY. = Losation Of principal place Of
business, Sau Francisco, California 10
Location Of works, Gold lin Mining Die
triet, storey county, Nevada !.
Notice 10 hereby given. that q q meeting Of
the Bard of Directors, held IN the ID day
Of March. is16. an sssessment mo. ~ oi Ten
Cents per share Wa levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately,
In United states gold coin. 70 the Secretary. 1t
the once Of the Company, Room -, No. tfg
California street. San franeisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sth day Of April. tT6
win - dSlinquenI and Advertised for nle
az public motion. and unless payment 10 made
beft re will be sold on WEDNESDAY. the ssth
dag Of April. is1s. To pay the delinquent a.
re-sment. together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
by order OF the Roard Of Directors.
JOS uAoUfkE. 4cretav.
sOnce-Rosm 81, No. ti9 Cslifsmis strcst.
san Francisco, California. mr6td
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A MAzoN CONSOLIDATED MIN.

once Room n Hayvard's Building. Ian
Franoisco. uslifornia. ja7std
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J~a.EsIAh saly.s .IS.sS

.onee-,s Msrehants' K~xehanee, California
street. san Francisco. California fs2otd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-17
Ghe4ntelEi1serter.
THE OLD CANOE.

,vb.r. the rocks arc gray and The AhoIe Is Etecp,
AMI Tho waters below look dark ana deep
Where the rugged pine, In It's Lonely Plue
Lrans glOomlly over the mufky uuei
Wherr The reeds and rl,hes are long anu ranE
AMI the weeds groW thick on the winding tank;
NSors IN shadow i heavy the whole day through
There licS al is moohngs the old canoe
Tho useless paddles arc idly dropped,
iiSr : Sr1-b'rit wings that the storm has Topped,
And eroSscd on the rSLllng. one Der one,
like he folded hands when the WoSk b done;
While busly lack and forth between
Tho spIder stretches bis allycfy screen,
And The solemn owl with his dull "too-Whoo,"
settles down on tho side Of the Oldcanoc.
The stern, hali-sunk, IN the Emy wave,
ROts slowly away In lis living gave,
And thegfcen moss creeps over IL dull decay
Hiding is moldchDg dust away, a..
Like the hand that plants DER the tomb ho"e''
VI the Ivy that mantlcS tho falling ioWSi
while many blossom Of lOTellc.t hue
Springs up Der tho stern Of the old e"nVO'
The curentlcss waters arc dead and stu;
hui the lIVht wind plays with The boat al WuI'
And laElly 10 and out 5siin ,h.t,
Il floats the length o. the tus,I et iII'.t,
LIke Inc weary march o. the hands Of time
That meet and part az vac noJn !N.. SslS
And the shore Is kissci NJ each turning ahcW'
By Inc dripping bow Of tho old canoe.
Oh, many time, with earels,, hand,
/ baTr pushed IL away from Tho pebhly strand,
nj nIJIIcd IL down where the stream runs quick,
ivbrro ths Whirls arc Wild and tho eddies Rr0
thick,
And laughed Is leaned DER tho rocking side,
Auj 10 Ee,l below Ia the broken tide,
TO s,e that tho Lacts aud bats wer0 two,
That we've Ihrored back from the old canoe.
Bat now, as lean o'er the icrumbling SIdc
Add look below In the Alugglsh tde,,
The face that sec there Is grayer grown,
And the laugh that ho r has sObercf tone,
And the haHdI chat lent TO the light skin wings
live grown familiar With Sterner things.
bat love TO think u the hours thHt sped
As rocked where the Whlrls their white spray
lhed,
Fro the blossom waved. or the green grass grew
o er the mJlIering stern Of the old canoe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-17

A young American, under treatment by
DR.. Brown-Sequard, OF Paris, writes home
an account Of that physicians favorite
method Of treatment, by the burning OF
the flesh over the spine, which is inter-
esting in itself, and also as tending to
correct or modify greatly the prevalent
conception Of extreme physical torture as
anecessity Of tho operation. In the first
week Of his undergoing the actua! cautery,
there were four applications, tho first in
seven places along the back, the fourth
on the head only. In connection with
this he took separately iodidc OF pc.
tASium aud arsenic, and simultaneous
injections Of atrophine and morphine.
Tue burning, he proceeds to say, Is mot
burning at all. "The instrument is Of
platinum !. O., as to the tip), and Is heated
to white heat in q coal FIRE, then 1t is ap-
piled two or three times and Immediate
ly put back in the FIRE for the next appli.
cation. While red hot iron or platinum
would make q terrible burn, there Is
almost no pain whatever when It is at
white wheat ! can't say there is no
pain, for at the moment OF application
there is sensation almost like that Of
burn; but the instant the instrument is
removed the sensation isgone, and there
Is no sensation Whatever afterwards.
There is, Of course, a scar at each point,
with a dry scab, which wears of, leaving
the skin in its original state. So that it IS
really only drying OF the outer layer Of
the skin; there is no rawneSs Of the flesh.
One has only to guard against the rubbing
oil the collar on one OF these spots; other.
WI, wise there isn't the least Inconvenience.
Inc skin Of the head heals still more
quickly, though it is rather more sensi-
tive; and, in. fact, the scnsitiyeness in.
creases somewhat after the. first applica.
tion, both on the head and ON tho back.
1t is rather worse than a mosquito bite,
to which Brown-Sequard compared It,
but l stood it without yelling or grooming,
and and even without clenChing my hands.
The severity OF the treatment has been
very much exaggerated in public estima-
non, and the above account Is as near the
truth as words will allow"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-17
4 Practice not Practiced by the
Wheeling Conductors.

From the Cincinnati Galette.l
Street-car conductors are not at all par
ticular in giving passengers firm grip
on the nicEles they hand back for change.
The hay, with which the floor OF the car
is covered, is convenient receptacle for
any stray nickles that may drop; and as
they are very difficult to find, and the
the conductor will not assist in the search,
most passengers, especially il the car is
crowded, give up the hunt in despair, and
the nickel is lost-to him-forever.
Neither are conductors very particular
about taking firm grip on nickel that
may DO handed for fare. II it drops, the
passenger must find it, or fork over anoth-
err, as the conductor will not look for it.
The result is the same to the passenger
the nickel is lost to him. \ conductor
who understands the process fully, can
make fair days wages out OF the drop
pings. When his car is put up at night,
be carefully sits the hay, and many and
bright are the nickels he gets. II you
want to sec newsboy snatched bald
headed, let him be caught stirring the hay
and looking for something in the bottom
OF the car. In most cases he will not be
able TO supply his customers for many
days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-17

BELLAIRE LocALs.-Just before the
last State election, when the excitement
OF the Hayes and Allen campaign ran
high, ALI. Balzell, a Republican, and Pat
rick Curran, n Democrat, bet on the re-
suit OF the election, and the wager, $50 a
side, was staked in the hands OF James
Dunfee. When Hayes was elected, Mr..
Dunfee paid over the 500 to Mr.. Balzell.
Mr.. Curran had however instructed Mr..
Dunfee not to pay the money to Balzell,
and after D. had done so the unsuccss-
full better sued the stakeholder, TO re.
cover his stake. 1t is about the worst
"squeal" on record. The suit came of
before Squire Workman, Of Mead town
ship, Saturday, but the Justice deferred
his decision until next Saturday at 10
A. NJ.
Rev. T. J. Scott, who preached at the
NJ. Z. Church yesterday, will deliver free
lecture at the same place this evening on
"India and its people," among whom he
has lived and labored for many years.
A home troupe Of genial blacks are to
give a minstrel entertainment at City
Hall tonight, melted thereto, We sup.
pose by the success oithe "Tennesseeans."
Col. c. L. Poorman, Superintendent Of
the Bellaire Manufacturing Co.'s works,
has received an inquiry from the Cen.
tennial Commission US to his views OF the
advisability OF having field contest OF
mowers and reapers at the International
Exposition next summer. He replied
that he would not exhibit his machine at
all unless there was to be a competitive
trial Of merits.
Rev. Jas. Moffat, Of Wheeling, preached
at the Presbyterian. Church Saturday al.
ternoon instead OF Rev. Worden, who had
been expected. His sermon is highly
spoken Of.
DR.. Geo. Boyd, the Common Sense"
man, formerly Of ST. Clairsville, but now
Of Columbus, was in town Saturday.
Ice dealers are-fguratively speaking
making hay while the sun shines"
They harvested considerable OF crop
Saturday.
A little boy, one Of the many who are in
the habit Of stealing rides on the street
cars, was caught in the act by one Of the
directors Saturday, and hustled aboard
the car until a punishment condign
enough for his case should DO executed,
He was the worst frightened little boy we
ever saw.
The nail works will lie idle this week
for repairs, etc.
Judge Carroll, Of St. Clairsyille, was
in town over Sabbath, visiting his BROTH
er, Mr.. J. W. Carroll.
Bellaire people have seen and are con-
stantly seeing ''cheeky" people; but it is
generally agreed here that the bill post
ers and advertising agents from Wheel
ing can beat any other character that
frequents our city in impudence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-17
OUR WESTON CORRESPOND.
!. nnuL-l ENCE. W. :. y
The Bennett and Burdett Case
Some Inquiries.
WRroS. January Is

WESTON, January 10, leiO.
Editors Of the Intelligence:
The Senate meets as court oil inquiry,
and the people look upon MI them mn not "a, as
anxious that the innocent shall be acquit-
ted and the guilty punished; Your cor
resnondcnt, a Democrat, feels pride in
the nnrity Of Democratic principles and
trns,S that the Senate of,the State will
rise superior 10 party and prejudices, and
render their verdict fearlessly.
Our two Senators from this district,
Messrs. Bennett and Goff, enjoy the conf
dcnce Of the Democracy Of the district,
and all believe that they will perform
their duty conscientiously. As there is
no statute law applicable to the case,
your correspondent with becoming dill.
dencc presumes to call the attention OF
the Senators to some portions OF the Con-
stitution which he thinks gives point to
the matter.
In Article VII Of the Constitution, Sec.
ton II, we find: The subordinate officers
OF the Executive Department and the Of
ticers Of all public institutions Of the
State shall keep accounted all monies re.
ceived or disb1rsed by them respectively
from all sources and for every service
performed, and make an annual statement
thereof to the Governor under oath or af-
frrmation, and any officer who shall vii:
fully make a false reportshall be deemed
guilty Of perjury.
Let the Senate summon the Governor
as witness and let him state whether
Messrs. Bennett and Burdett have COM
piled with the above provision Of the
Constitution. Messrs. Bennett and Bur.
dett in taking their oath OF office agreed
to receive the following sums per annum:
The Treasurer, 81, 400, the Auditor, 81
900. The Constitution further provides
that there shall be no futher allowance
unless further provided by law.
Query.-Has there been any provision
Of law authorizing the Auditor or Treas.
urcr to receive any money or moneys
over and above their legal salaries as pro-
vided BY the Constitution?
Your correspondent being nnlearned
in the law makes these inquiries in good
faith having at heart the success and
purity Of the Democratic party.
A. DEMOCRAT.