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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

A boy named Victor Baker, l6 Year. Of
age. met with . sad accident last weak
while cleaning out sawdust from undsr the
saw Of Whitmore's mill. Amador County.
In some manner while 70 engaged his foot
slipped. and 70 his balance no
threw up his left hand. which was caught
by the saw and frightfully mangled. II
WAS found BY the physicians summoned
impossible TO save the hand. and the arm
was therefore Amputated Just above the
wrist. The patient Is doing we'll.
Messrs. White a Fisher. who have .
tract Of 10, 1000 acres Of nns grazing land
ct the cottonwesds, fulare County. 70.
Gently drove Q large and select band OF
sheep on the way thither. The average
shearing Of the flock. all ewes. was about
eight pounds each. Lsmbing will com
menec In about two weeks.
Pierre J. MaillArd. an old French citi-
zen Of Sonora, was found dead In an out
house In that place recently. The cause
Of death was pronounced 70 BE- apoplexy.
| or disease Of the heart. 70 which dscssssd
was subject.
A thief. who had stolen two horses 81
Grangervillo Thursday evening. was cap.
tured. brought 70 town and . guard placed
over him. The guard dropped asleep. and
The thief was quickly lost V sight.
After thirteen days run the Remington
gravel claim. at Yankee Hill. cleaned up
nearly 81, 900, and had q thorough wash
been made could have cleaned up $500 or
$500 moro.
A Porterville infant Of IS months, after
having been In spasms fer ten days from
emetics given II. threw up . chicken bsns
All inch and q half long.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16
A sgNsrBLE INDIAN caIEF.


Naches. the Pluto Chief OF Whine.
muccs. il q model Indian. II all the
ssvsses in this country were like him,
We should have no trouble. The white
man and the red man would live to-
gether In peace. and both races would
be prosperous and happy. Nachss is Q
remarkably smart Indian. aud is always
looking to the Interest, OF his tribe. lie
has long been convinced that. in order
to make the Piuiss Of the future enjoy
life. the Piutes Of tho present must
follow in the wake OF the white man,
aud lay the foundations Of civilized
prosperity for their children. With this
view he went 10 San Francisco. and
entered into negotiation with the rail.
road company for q large tract Of land.
upon which q great number Of his tribe
VIII begin 10 cultivate farming In the
spring, Acompe,snt .srieulturist will
10 employed TO teach the Indians how
70 work the ground and tend aud gather
In the crops. This m~o,stnsn Of Naehes
Is the beginning Of III. complete civil.
ilntion OF the Piu,ss. aud his name will
probably be- held In reverence IL fa,ut,
generations Of this tribe. a. tho grsa,
bene!actor Of his race.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16
NEVADA ITEMS.

Bone men. who have been prospecting
In the lower sink Of the Carson River,
report having found extensive and valua.
bic deposits OF salt and sulphur. Thky
have also discovered an immsnss field d
almost puro state. The mineral lies under
sand. aud extends below 10 Al unknown
depth. A small shaft was sunk into the
deposit 10 the depth Of sovsn feet without
reaching the bottom. Though the stud
found looks like borar. II may prove 10 b
some form Of alksli. and this 10 what ths
finders arc afraid.
The Reno Gasstf. Of last evening says
Thomas ii. Davis. who was 50 horribly
crushed and mansled 81 tho Consolidated
Poe hosting works on Monday last. died
ut 8 o'clock last evening. Deceased was
~ years Of age, and a native Of New Bed.
ford. Massachusetts,. Funeral services
will take place tomorrow a. 1880 A. Y.
from the Baptist Church.
The .S;icsr State Of last evening says
The returns from the Sulphur Nine, which
yesterday were supposed TO have been Ku.
kluIed, were brought 10 town last night
all right. There WAS No foundation for
the report circulated yesterday relative "
these returns, except that the precinct had
not been heard from officially.
The Eureka .S-.niinsi says There il cen.
time. With adults II consists principally
Of colds. and many children are afflicted
with fovors. which probably arise from ma.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE or SUITS COMMENCED.

ITO THE PoLL0wiNd.NANRD DEPEND
l ants, and TO oil owners or cislmann, Known
or unknown. Of the possessofy claim OF claims.
and the improvemsnts thereon. hereinafter de-
senbed. or improvements. when separately As
scssed Yoa are hereby notined that suit has
been commenced In the Jusiice's Court In
Township No. 8, aoid Hill. storey county.
state Of Nevada. before X. Wright. Justice Of
| the Peace Of said Township No 8, by the Town
Of Gold Hin, o. plaintiff, against zach OF his
each Of the following DESERVED parcels OF
tracts OF land. with the improvements thereon,
| Ard the improvements, when aseerped separ.
Ately, situate within the INCORPORATE limits Of
The Town OF 0oid Hill. and all owneis or ciafm.
anis 10 the anne. known or unknswn. TO ~.
| cny,s the corporation tax Of the Town OF Gola
mn, Aforesaid. and the delinquency sssessed 10
psld defendants. In United states gold oodn.
q ainst tho said property, for tho nscal year
com meDcing on the hut Mon iay OF Nay. A.. d.
1873, and ending the nrst Monday OF Nay. A. d.
1877, aud that . mmon has bern duly lasued
in each suit. And 700 are further netifed ths.
In ZOO fail 70 avpesr and answer the complaint
died In said action on or befors The nf6HTH
DAY OF DRCkMBkR, A. ID. 1878. o. th.
hour OF 10 O'Clock A. \. Of ssd day. Iudg.
possessory claim o. claims. and the improve.
fpents thereon, hersinAfier described. In Onit~d
statss gold colo. fos the amount Of said TAI.
With the ten per cont. dsllbqusuey. In like coin,
and for all costs Subsequent to the asseesusnt
Of said taxes and costs sf suit. In United States
.Tams sad rrcprty. Tar.
A A Putnam, and Lot 20. block 2. Range
y, and portion ofLott q, Block .. Range 49,.
rsiiiip smith, ssd Lot "a. Dioek i. Range
''''', j. III Il. nii;iRiitirs, Town xiicin.,.
j. ID. L~orHAcHAS. Town Marshal.
Town Attorneys once, Gold Hiil. November
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16
HOW 1T wOKRs.

The Phoebe Record Of Sunday prints
the following under the head Of It'll
den News"
"The following dispatch was received
yesterday by ". weseoats from Virgins
City: Virginia Eai.,prs, comedies the
election Of rildsn. Florida. south Caro-.
lima and Louisiana still in doubt. Will
take ofieiAl count V decide. DoN.
Many . good Democrat OF Phoebe
was lursd into risking his money On
Tildsn by the concession OF the lead
ing Republican paper Of Nevada" and
many . good Democrat Of Phoebe will
lose that money. unless he has lad tho
prudence 10 hedge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16
CARSON ITEMS.

Tho following items Of interest are
taken from this mornings Appeal;
We understand that thsre il about TO or.
rive from the East . special train devoted
to n company OF railway conductors. II
4. tho Intention Of the Virginia and
Truckee conductors TO give these oxcur.
s~ionists . handsome reception. and We un'
dorstand that thcy will be offered the hoa'
FATALITIES Of Carson and Virginia City On q
very liberal scale.
The trial Of John Murphy, for the muir
der Of James Sloan at Empire, will be
commenced to-day. This trial Of Alexan.
der Watson. indicted for burt larry, IL sci
for the 2ist.
The sawmills at tho 0lenLrook have
shut down for the season. Never 30 busy
~ during the six months past.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16

And In accordance with law. and an orusr OF
the Board OF Directors, made on the 10Th Day OF
November. 1870. 20 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock - may BE- pscsssty viii b sold
Bafsr, No. " South o strset, Virginia, Nsvsds.
on pRoEnBER Ei0HfH. ISIS, q the hour Of
II u. Of said day. 70 PAY said dsiinausnt sssses'
ment thereon, together with costs OF sdvsrtiA-
oE6. d. wMTHRBrRN. ssertav.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16

lnArr young lady-"M Mr.. Cox. I de-
clare your machines arc the worst I ever
saw. There's not sven = looking glAss!"
Proprietor OF bathing machines" Why
Miss, II there was looking glasses we
shouldn't get you ladies out Of them ere
machines for MOWERS aud howsr~!'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16

E,sL CArncAnr proposes to erect a
granite memorial on this COUNT Knowe.
where Queen Mary stood and viewed the
battle OF I.ansside. May u, 1868. just
before her Digit into England.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16

Axorurs English estate has descended
to an American heir. the fortunate per
son in this case being the wife Of DR.. ].
G. Stillians. OF Clarinda. Iowa, who
inh.rits 5000. 900 left BY the draper
family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16
A wr.LrnY man diei .uddsnly Without

WEALTHY man died suddenly without
leaving any will. The widow. DESTROYS Of
securing the whole Of tho property. con.
coalcd her husbands death. and persuaded
Q poor shoemaker 70 take his place. Ac.
cordingly no VA closely munied In bed. a
IL very sick. and q lawyer was called In "a
write the will. The shoemaker. In . feeble
voice, bequeathcd half Of oil the property
TO the widow. "what shall be done with
the remainder ," asked the lawyer. 1.-THE
remainder" replied he. 81 give and 10.
queath to the poor little shoemaker across
tho street, who has been q good nsiyhbor
and . deserving man."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16

HARTFORD. November l5.-Tho Cos,a~t
says citizens Of Providence. new residents
OF London. have autographed 70 friends at
home that In consequence Of the reported
election OF Tilden Confederate bonds were
again quoted GU tho London stoek En-
change.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. II Is
therefore tho very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16
BORN.
MARRIED.

PASslNG-fp Virginia. November II. TO the
wife OF l.. n. Planning. q daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16
DIED.

HouLAuAN-th Gold ulii. NOVEMBER 10,
bndsss, wife Q John Houlshs.. : native OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16

Observation-Disclosures virginia.
November Is. by Rev. q. MeKslyey, rhonas
W. Thompson to Caroline Drtr'sndon. both
Of Satire.
JoHNsOk-pAwN-In Virginia. November
Is. by Rev. o. McKelvey, Q. y. johnson TO
EmsliA q. Dawn.
oOYkTTs-sULLivAN-fn Virginia, Novem.
Der u, A. 0oyette 10 Annie Sullivan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16

CULVER CONsOLIDArED MIN.
~ lNa COMPANY, - Location Of principal
place Of business, vryinis, Nevada.
Location Of works. Gold liill. Storey county.
There are delinquent upon the following.
described stock. on account OF asreesmsnt
mo. ~ levied upon the 9Th DAY OF October.
isT6. The several amounts set opposite the
nsm.s Of the respective shareholders. ~ fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16

ByroRK the election. Or. Redaeld
wrote from South Carolina to the Gin
cinnsti Commercial Hayes and Hamp.
ton i. q curious ticket. but. from what !
can find out. at least 1000 voters in this
State will conclude that this is the
ticket for them In November.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16
GENERAL NOTES.

-. 4IsAh. sh'aH F's~
amounted In round numbers to r5S.-
900, 900 /; Liverpool. II .000.0 900 /; Hull,
Gas. 900. 900 Grimsby. Ei0. DOC, 900 /;
Glasgow. $4,000. 900 /; Southampton.
60. 900. 900 Newcastle. $4,000, 900 (;
Lsith. e4.OOo. 900 ; Cardiff. cs.OOO.o 900;
Harwish. C.. 1000. 900 ; HartslpoOl Ca.
OOO, 900 ; rolkestous. 60. OOO. 900; These
are the twelve leading shipping ports
outward. The imports stood thus ;
London. Ei35. oo0. 200 Liverpool.
ciOO. 900. 900 ; Hull. els. 900. 900 Folks-
stone. fia. Ooo. 900 Southampton. co.
ooO. 900 Glasgow. $4,000, 900; Lsi,h.
fs. 900. 900; Bristol. 10000 900 New
haven, SO 1000. 900 : Gresnock. Ee,600.-
900 Dover. $4,000. 900 /; Newcastle.
E5, 200. 900. The totA,s have never been
sSuallsd before.
A ooLoRsD barber named Thompson.
who lives In Independence. Missouri.
met With q very singular accident while
chastising his son. He raised his arm
to strike tho boy on tho back. and while
the blow was descending the boy lodged.
and the upliited cane came down with
all its force ON the lads skull. The
blow was given with such force that the
mans forearm was fractured. The boys
head showed no sign OF punishment.
Spare the rod and ave the elbow!
MArrAn RoxElo, whsa he WAS in
Washington as the Mexican Minister.
married an American oman Lately
shs slop-d from their home, in Mexico.
With Clsstino Hssrete, q journalist. who
left . wife kshind and took . fortune
With him. Romero 10 q momber OF the
Mexican Congress. and he was informed
Of his wifs's flight just as he Vas about
to deliver an address. He went on with
the speech without embarrassment or
confusion.
Gkonax sAxD. in her autobiography.
does Justice to the excellent effects Of
nss.le-work on the moral tone: 81
think that this exercise has q natural
q traction for US. an invincibls charm,
which I have fsl, at every period Of my
life. and which has often trsnquilized
my strongest Hs itstions."
Tnx new Roman Catholic Cathedral
now building in Hartford. Conn, will
be the largest church edihcc in New
England. Its architecture il Norman
gothic. II will have . great rose win
dow over its main entrance. a statue Of
81. Joseph surrounding the gable, and
twin spires $50 feet high.
ByroRE the election. DIR. nedfeld
wrote from South Carolina to the Gin
cinnsti Commercial Hayes and Hamp-
ton i. q curious ticket. but, from what !
can find out. at least 1000 voters in this
State will conclude that this is the
ticket for them In November.
IT is nov proposed to introduce into
A. ..u.. ,.;tvsx xvs-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16
Csunistse Of Isvitausn.

Committee Of Isvitstisu.
soLD HILL
Thos A Atkinson, Al Mcdonnell,
Thomas Kelly. III Byn0ns,
Berry, Thomas Durks.
Tbomss IL KELLEY, WIN White,
IA Wright, VIM Hrorce,
yoei H~sisvslndsr. John wade.
Geo W Rodfer. Murty Long.
John Mitchell. Fred stephens,
Adam WI son. PJ Lansop,
Thomas stephens, Moore.
A McAfee. KuRsne Marley,
0sorss Ilsnnins. Dennis Harris,
Antonio Siiocs.
VIRGINIA CIT.
Richard Williams. Thomas Taite,
james Dockery. Charles WilllAmson'
CallaghAn. Robert morrison,
John Cavsnaugh, Nelson Allen.
0eorse Williams, Dennis Nevin,
CIV Chase, j Phelan,
] Sullivan, Malachi Norton,
ID Sullivan, Martin O'shca,
J Nshoney.
siLvnR cTr.
TRYsn. D s.avell,
IA Young. Pstriek Peters.
OL 0faham. NELSON l.Angiottt
Peter Dernberssr. Charles oven.
Harry savage. III blain.
Joseph Herbert. Harry rown'
Recsvtisn tsmmittee.
~ John, John Ynle.
B.nsrd Coyie. Hugh Lynch.
John harhs, Tsopas fitzgerald.
Fioor Manassrs.
&c Dunlap. Hush Mcdonald.
ia Atkinson, Thomas O'Bren.
Marks, Con Mc0inness,
Charles dennsn. John Donohue.
Bdward Welsh.
The best Musio In the eouniry will be
In attendance.
TICK ~
tAdmitting Gentleman and LAdies.J
II The cloak room and ladies' room. ~
well - the booLpolishing department., VIII be
under the charge OF Special Committee. and
no charge will be made 70 any guest Who may
h.u.. a. ou tha a~saslaa nOlllt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16

the STATE. All Xmas OF hAmo. Touihy anu
Fresh Fish received and served up daily. som
NOLD CANON CONSOLIDATED
NJ MINING COMPANY .-Loeation Of prin.
cipai plsos OF business, San Francisco. Cali.
Location of works. Gold Hin District. Storey
county, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that al . meeting Of
the lard OF Dlrectors Of said Company. hold
on the 18Th day Of September. 1915, an assess.
nsnt Of Ten dcnts per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United Statss geld coin, 70 the
Secretary pro tenn, at b o once. Rooms Noe. .
.nd 10, NO. o. Clay strsst (ofnes OF hessrs.
O'Ooanor q PardovI. Ban Francisco, Call.
1orntA.
ANY stock upou which this assessment shan
renain unpaid on MONDAY. the 18th day Of
Hoyembes, ts1s, win he delinquent. and advcr.
lsed for sale ct pubic auction, and unless pay.
nent 10 made before win bo told on wRDNEs-
DAY, the nth day Of Dsccmb~, 1876, 70 pay
he delinquent Assessment, togethsr with costs
Of advertising and expenscs OF sale.
A. A. PARDOW. Secretary pro ten. &.
Onhcs-Rooms Q and 10. No. 6N Clay street.
Nam Francisco. California. fes0td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16

GkoHax SAND. in her autobiography.
doe. Justice to the excellent effects Of
nss,.le-work ON the moral tone: 81
think that this exercise has . natural
q traction for US. an inyincibls charm,
which I have felt at every period OF my
life. and which has often ~tranquililed
my strongest AZ itations."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16

~ The cloak and ladies' room, ~
well - the booLpolishing department, VIII be
under the charge Of . SPECIAL Committee. and
no charge will be made 70 any guest Who may
honor us on the occasion. nolitd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16

POsTPONRMRNT.
Gold Canon Consolidated Mining COMPANY
Tbs delinqaent list OF the assessment levied by
the said Company on thu 18th day Of Septem'
Der. 1870. and the publication o. the said list,
10 Postponed uutii MONDAY. the 7oth day oI
November. 1916.
Iy order Of the Board Of Directors.
noietd A. A. PAkDOw. secrstsry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-16
FRRsH EASTERN OYSTERS NN
received every morning. ~

The Restaurant Department. 10 tho nnsst In
the state. All kinds Of Game. Poultry and
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

The Radical negroes of MlaeI7
app, county are amusing them
selves by driving out of the county
the democratic nccroce, and occa-
sionally drownlng one. "Can these
things be, and overcome ns hike "a
summer cloud" without invokIn ?
federal Interference Cannot
Blaine and MoitIn give their
bloody shirts n wave or two over
this ontragc nIon the man and
brother of Mississippi county ?
4 The above item OF news we clip
from the Southern Standard. Sure
ly, brothers Gaulding 4 Clark, you
are but poorly posted, or else your
informcr was laboung under some
thing more deceptive than sum
mcr clond.' The negroes OF Mis-.
sisslppi county, and be it said to
their credit, are as law abiding and
peaccahle as any in tho state. They
have long since realized tho fact
that the democrats are, after all,
their only true friends, and arc
working shoulder to shoulder with
them, for the advancement and up
building Of their country aud for
tunes. No such occurrences ~ that
indicated above las ever happened
in this county Besides, Gentle
men, wo arc willing TO wager n
nickIc that MissIasigpi county will
roll mp ns large a democratic ma
jority, according to population, ns
the next one. Such reflections
won't do gents, iuko il all back. iis
too absurd to thnlS abont.
No doubt Mcssrs. Gaulding &
Clark intended 60 noiirn tho late
ligturbancc, OF the character above
named, at Mount Pleasant, near
Port Gibso", in the state Of MiNsis-
SipI.i, on or about the 18th inst,
where the negroes, following the
example of tho whites of that state,
organized band ofregnlators and
ordered Il democratic negro to
leave the place. Refusing TO do 50
he was attacked and killed The
affair, before il terminated, result
cd IN two negroes being wounded,
and somo horses killed.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01
Judge L. M. Carrigan.

In this lssuc of the TINES, Judge
J.. NJ. GarriSan, our honorcd coun.
IS Judge, announces himself as Il
candidate for ~ election. 1t Is not
our Intention to express PREFER
encc for this or that canJIdaic, bpi
common canlor compcls US TO say,
that ii cool, caIm, and dispassion-
ato attention to Lis judicial duties
aided by clear bead and Oh hon
est heart, caiilles IN officer to tho
confidence Of The people, Judge
Carrigan deserves TO stand high i9
their cstimation.-Sccrelly asscm
bled in grand jury room, for NAL
ieasanee in Office, he, without dc.
lay, without challenging n juror, IN
open court, met the charge against
him and received Il public vlndica-
ton which has still further cndoar-
cd him 10 tho people whom he has
so faithfully served. With name
all tho brighter Tor having been
falsely assailed, and rooted in Tho
heart and affections OF disccrninu
public, we predict for hm n warm
welcome il his approaching can
vass,
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01


THERE was quito Il lively compe-
liti0n, last Monday, among our
planting frjeHds as To who should
claim the honor of plucking the
first cotton bloom Df the season,
First, rs We prc,lelei IN our last
Issue, came Mr, +. y. Hale, then
Mr.. j. B. Driver, inen Mr.. A. +
Tucker, and then Mr. A. Bailey
after which cotton blooms became
SO common that nobody noticed
them. Tho late dry and warm
weather is having very beneficial
effect upon tho growing crops, and
the prospects arc As daitcring now
a. they were gloomy last week.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01
County Taxes.

We take the following firm the
JacksoDport Herald of The lItl'
instant:
"Thc county Assessor IL abroad,
listing the taxable properly, real
AIT, personal, ior he !axes ol 1876.
There il II vast deal of incqualit,
in assessments as they nOw stand,
and We hope Mr.. Bandy will make
The necessary corrections, so that
every ciilzcn and pr"pcrty-"wnci
IA the colniy, whether rich ~
poor, will be- made Ia bear an equal
proportion al the burdens al the
,.ovrrnmcai. II is wrong that one
man should give in his property at
Iis va,uc, aud another at hall lls
value. II is wrong for parties to
keep their personal effects ont oi
the state 10 avoid taxation, and 1t
is equally il not a greater wion',
TO conceal personal effects in the
state and thus .slraud the govern
mcnt of ns rigi,:ral revenues.
There il no excuse or naiiiailon
nav. Taking into consideration
the present low ratio Of taxation.
and the additional fact that it is
payable, for tho most part, in
scrips ut II heavy discount, we
have the cheapest taxcs oi any
state in the union except Kansas.
l.ct there he n fair assessment thia
time, and no dodging, or hjdins or
cracked swcaPin.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01
Call for Democratic Convention
in First District.

AT n meeting OF tho Democratic
Central Committee OF the FIRST
Congressional District OF Arkansas
held in the city Of Little Rock ON
tho 18th of Jane, 1876, a, G. Pick
cit, iiobcrt Nqill, John &. England
and W. W. Smith being prcscn+, il
was resolved that a Congressional
Convention for The first District be
held at hearry, in White county,
on Wednesday, ,he lGth day OF
August, 1876, Tor the purpose o'
nominating suitable democratic
candidate for congress OF said dis
lrict. Tho respective counties
comprising the District are entitled
TO representation in said convcn-
finn M tpllnwa,