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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28
THE HOW. losr HANoocxs ADDRESS.

The address Of tbs Hon. John Han.
c,nk was the igading incident III yefter-
days programme Al half past two
O'Clock this distinguished Texan as
corded the Speakers stand, and after a
fitting Introduction BY Colonel = +.
ilugDes president Of the Fair Asseela
i.au commenced bis address
'rhis address was simply iacorp para.
hloia IS tasteful elegance and happy
delivery The grace Wild which the
speaker n,adc egan q common subject
picturesque tie intellectual strength
with which he presented his iila-tra-
ti9ns and Smiles; tie delieaey
aud sfaciouoness with which be alluded
to North Texas and It's people; the SIM
eular felicity of his remarks to tl,e
farmers present the unlimited variety
and attractive beaaty Of his iloisiaa
periods. and his unaffected sincerity
compelled the admiration Of his many
hearers. aud provoked frequent aud
heariy.aIplaose 4 gentleman who has
illustrated cor 20 many years our irris-
prudence by lis professie al aad
jaridiesi lators. and has attained IN cur
National councils aneh on ensiabie rtpa
tatiou, could not have failed 70 intsqcg,
a people who entertain the highest per-
scusI rreard fsr hifa aasl beaF II their
.nner'soss hearts iesliag OF regretfaI-
ness that has iaysin the Congress where
he has 20 ably and eonscieatioasly rep
resenlrd Tins State should be SO brief
Nsrth Texas. sud niost especially the
city and county Of Dallas. are under
obligations 70 the elos0ent speaker for
bis address. AMI IN iheir behalf TEr
HErAfu tenders him tie:r most graciot.s
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28

GrGcsbcck New Els Iyery yuan
hat expects 10 sygascs5is-, = dollar 10
tie Waco, Fairfield AID Palestine i,4Il-
read. experts TO 10 80 coudiiioual,v.
Conditions are that the road pom
through his farm and II possible Lniii
depot on T. The citizens # Cet;,t..
jia have held meeting u9,a., the sat
joet, and agreed 70 withhold u.eir
means unless che road be built threCai,
their town. and a depot erected risut
IN the middle Of it,
Bouilanl News FHg p,tLss HKssLU
j. misiuiofmed ia regard ta the h'ae
teeth worn by General Washington. Tie
HAY have had such a set ~ TIA HErA.3
describes, made Of huni,.n teeth attach
Il 10 plates Of bone; bat according TO
the best snthoritieS the SET which he
ordinarily wore, and which gave his
mouth the unnatnlaify square appear
aiIce % noticeable ii his pictures, rsEs
carved ironla solid block Of ivory
Gainayille Gazette: Ne see thar
the Dallas and Wichita railroad con-
laily has made tie Necessary arrange
HcDts with Acssrs. Moore & Iieftier-
son for the binding Of The road. auG
that work will be commenced at once.
| THIS road, passing through the south
west corner OF Cooke county, viii
greatly teueii, ns- Thsrs j. lafze
body of rich prairie land Iva tho neigh
beFhcod of HE road, a'hi "a .ri!i rzriA-
~ settle up WREN lumber casi De old
tanned for hsiioiipc purposes. Is viii
place GAINESVILLE within twenty ~ lies
Of the r0sd, and y in doubtless sec,lr..
I the greater psTt Of the shipping af arir
entire county, ca ACCENT of sein}s So
easy of access.
san Antouia Herald. Grlo}er u
| Died--i-ast night At q o'clock. Colssinl
/ Francisco antonio Ruiz. in the 9Th
! year Of ais ege. The funeral. a very
Z large one. took place tJ.as I.sofrIi,s I,
J from the Cathedral 4 ;iotber II ;ks
lew old landmarks Of tie TcSss Revo-
!HtIUn has passed away. Colonel Raiz
was OF an old Spanisitianiily prominent
ii tke history Of san Antonio almost
f! from is beginning He commanded 8
bodg OF casalry, and rendered most
I efficient services IN the army OF the
( hepu5tie, being . brave and ex,lesi-
eneed elaess He eaioyed the friend.
] ship Of Bowie, Travis. and all the lead
( Ing Americans. by waora he was Re.
sarded As their equal IN eli respects.
THe intelligence manifested by our
co'ared friends IN he enthusiastic sup.
( port they are rendering Goeae Hinton.
Caheii, Deu9loss aud Walker ia tlsoir
respective districts, as web a. T..,iei.
and. Hendricks, i highly oro,ii;abIe 70
them, aud Is evidence OF their cspaeit,
70 properly appreciate the value Of I'D
ballot President fildon ssiil know
Hhcn be IS inaggurated on the 4iA OF
March next how Robiy CIR eeloT.si
friends have behaved. and ih5s must
sppaint delegations from their different
clubs to 20 on and Sitnes, the inaueu-
ration snd SEE the great refofhssr, wl.o
viii prove their fast and faithful friend.
= iisci..aon2 WIG
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ELaiNe tae letter thief Is trying 10
persuade tie people of New YorI, and
New Jersey 30 sgpPoFt Hayes, thc tax-
detauder and Wheeler, the taiiru,d
hiackma5e., and Roheson, the navel
defsa lder and Blaine have joined
hands in the common cause Of rublio
thunder
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NJ IS 70 get around to The pestoiiico af
ter il is clasxd sa.a see letter IN his
hva; 10 haye hts heart whisper that il Is
tr3fa her 10 dream sweet and tender
fagicies. halicwed with ioYs's sacrsisiess
oil right, aud ID come down in tie
nsDri,ing and Es.a il a l.iil OF s. 30 for
Ms last Scar tnsicsclothas.
sp---s-zzs-.----- lsss 49,
ssip a nssn' y IS lhe tissrd 6fs4{fH
ss,ssae nztss sauce 4 used To t,iag
g,psses' ssasai ss.stls asisi s.siop the festive
game 10 ssissssse n. h,ss haze rsiots,e.d
The sacs II hax- isupd something
thai Is etlsssli, essest q /. and az tbs
sarass tissse s RI ssslssi .sssss ezs,eusat,ie.
am aIefstis 4 das rIan Tie
speSler was 81 lis, siase. a prosperous
Bholtsat< nserch4sst = III ~ ta1ilty
Itlaya NJ Naa i isDtlll fpp md X fatfssl
that "A hA4 MT Stzsis "a ais ssdciaI
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TheTura.

RsIaIsfoRs. AID, October ". At
ttfe painIseo race coarse to-day The at
tenaauee was excellent ard the track
N better condition. The weather was
barely ioiersbie.
FIRST Rase-M Mile heats for al! ages;
there were six starters, As follows:
p1reia, Tatndor, Inspiration, Faiia-
eieei.. Hehkird and Problem Fasila-
Teen gained the lead and kept !. To The
.tsse, Inspiration second, Pieoia third,
ains&dsr fourth. Heakird 9TH, Prob
.-nl esxits. Fine--i.fa.
Second Rseeaii,,,. heats for ..hree-
year elds. Fist Heat At the staff
lied Cost got eli ifs.; on the npper
torn Courier led; down the back stretch
Red Coat gained the lead aud at the
finish passed under The wire first, with
oci Cast, Ambush, eyrills, Grit, aisry
d, Courier and Lipsnanre following ia
The order named, Hatteras WAS dis
s xIieed. Tiae--i.i7S
Second Hext--At the start Linsnlore
Won the lead, cnnsier second, Ambush
third, Ont Cast fourth, Rel Coal sitth,
Mary D. sixth. Grit seyesth, Gyfitse
eighth; At the quarter poe Courier led,
wifa Bed Coat following cssssly;
- ~ t6res-qusxtev pels Anbasl
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28
BII.aanp MATCH.

E~s Rtsr Eas..irea fseiias~ ana s,.s
shssssaisasisa of i..rs srafe-stoae
tise asnass-
'Ei:e natet gaala Of bllsiarsl., of ave
Hundred psiatS, ssisseI Msesrs.
STOUT, Of 3siYyeton, AMI I-ivrrman,
al De,,ison, was Ri-s % i'll Lively l,als,
'ss.f tseiitug Pay was uaiiat ~ 5
'ciofk, The gaaas ealing st li:l5.
2stss'is's average was s224 al I.irers
iiiai''s Hoo. The following WAS the
sa,t:{s.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28
IasY DOs'r FEEL WELL.

The tone q The whole Republics
press is % tie deepest slqan. Tisey
tiasier fsetly, jus: - innoeensiy q e.sT
fsitnd Bigger 70 Keep their spirits or.
bnt Is il msaifsst rbai i i like the i,sg
who wbistlssl in chs dark 70 i.lsie be-
iieve hnis moi scared The tfssI =
they Iserceise their cause Is gone. Ihsir
spaiic Is sieklY, more siekiy than Big
gers aud laeks hileritv. II Is IKE
t5ai ~ tho scientist Of .se s5cis.s Of
she SiaEislens
fi'en Arnsr Dean Of Angels aisra a paint
oferdct. wien
: chunk ~ Ga ssa sandstone leck hi,c In
The ai-tesaen.
tiassnil,.imseSt 81 s;eSs,s sssiis SID caries
up.n she Bpofs
Ard the sub s,q4aas preeaedinss suteres;ee
hirl 90 pstFe.t
Tbs 1 tiae prasFsls condition OF the.
Radical press. The October elections
Ike solid chunk Of disaster. have
tsksn them IL the opigassrsum ThsiFI
slsliIe i sieklF, snsi aIfcxceps he lead
ets, who are saorl;ug i, keep out 81 the
PenissntiArys Afs' % sinniag to lose in
tcEsst IN the subsequent proceedings
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28


The Press assss.ssssea ne;si ia sn ia
f,rasai Hianasi ~ sstessias, aud
agreed 60 in'sfsecs Ensossel IS. Ii E.per-
SOD, OF Jefferson, L, prepare for the
association the proper eiaar,sr. Ia he
tiled ut Austin. This charter aiii be
sent 10 Dallas, Fort Worth, peuieon,
Sherman, Wae., Hsusss:n and San
antonio. for slsf!s daily joafnals 10
sign II as may desire connection, with
the association, and feel able to pay Ter
good dispatches, When isse proper
slgnafures afe obtained, "A immediate
profer proposals fef sssss hid tefdre
the Eastern, Western. AID Kansas
Associated Press
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28
n,ner Tn -

CaiisAdes's 0ieeTgia 2iinsts.is. Uus
ia Galveston, Will SHORTY a.spear Iier-
Fully ave Thousand visitors are ig
the city.
The prayers q the coz regaiIoa are
desired sor the committee en bshes.
"n!ess It's little heart it, manaa
i'lst knows liz geing to gei the Prize, .
rost Worth tgou feHssat,er Fort
WORTH IS waiting fof dead faeuis
shoes"
Idiots sho insist upon running
across the race track to-day deserve to
be run over.
NoYs IS abont as good tine as any
to subscribe 70 TIE WEzkLY HEaALp,
farnersl
Judge West Is Of tie opiaion ti,si
the best way to Judge % the nsegil,, of a
Of baby IS to leave it entirely ia rise
mother.
Haveriy,s n,iustfeis maize an entire
change OF Programme ;a-niEbt aud
give grand matinee o. SATURDAY "a,
two O'Clock.
TIE HgRALi's oil friesi, Walter
WAeeieF, Of Piano, was married 70
Mrs. Annie Smith, Wednssaay last
The welding taek nlsee AZ 3r, 10:
pley THE Siep-'sther If ths r:t;el, SIX
miles east Of Piano, ant. tue eprsIn.sis
was performed by Rev. Z. Smith.
There was msss meeting q ha: les
last night 10 expres fdeir indignation
M being exhibited. y Number OF sis-
/ quent speeches were made, AID Fesoiu
/ tons denegDcing tse committee pESH-
inloasiY pa-ses. 4 great deS. VI feel
I ing prevails ia eFits Esd tTuudle-he3s
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28

A san FRAscIsco paper says Suicide
ia ITSELF is often a benefit to humanity,
fhr cur who has not the heart to face
.iis little dabculties eonfers boon On
ths community by las -elfenae;c.' re-
m5.al. % late, however, ctr city ia
been frosted 90 a diiicrent phase q sea
destruction Men with Iargo ianiH,
AMI loncssttegipg wives seem q favor
= bullet IN ti.e brain as the best l,aawn
remedy i5s relieving themselves Of AZ
marital responsibilities
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28

Faoa this t!me en the t.,le g wi.A
lildcn. iheve has ls@ more G,au
one point ia the Dcmnerasic esrqaign
when Be ilit1re locked dark ba. i5w
tie peudeium hss swung hlti. 10 tie
place 10 lad when Governor Tliden VIZ,
i;,- dominated Ri the signs Of the
calapsiee, all the s'faes which Is i 50
hafd 20 weigh and which rnanF 10 hot
500. show su overwhelming his ;~wari
T.lder The Republicans are heasiue
tver5wheee against current too strong
10 BE- resisted they realise noN that
iheiT campaign has beer fotn,le,i on
two great i'lundefs the -b!ociy shirt
and tie ineoi0e-taS ,hasee5, but il Is
80 laro % eu4nge tiie Plan Of battle. I.
unnst 81 Jh now to the END, and tiseg
are connecting every incl, Of Gsoun,l
with The desperation Of inen who Snna
tha; penQefaiie victory meats IN
overwhelming exposure If lh.ir rilae-
a,sl corruption. and 3 iinal oycgtlfra@. o.
tie Republican par,y
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28

NEW YORK, October 26.-'rhe pools
at Morrissey's last night, on the gem
eral result, sold as follows: TiIden,
- II; Hayes, slss; on New York, I'll
den. 500. Hayes. 500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16
rnE HOMESTEAD TUNNEL.
MaLiag u ~ Osesi - New -Ne~
rimberS All Through.

since the cave in the Homestead Tunnel
which occurred about three weeks ago, a
great deal of work has been done In the
way al strengthening the thinkers. A
number u men have been engaged, and
before the week Is ended the Job OF get
ting in the extra iimbers will probably be
finished.
Around whsr. the cave occurred an ex'
tra number of braces have been put In.
AMI the entire weight 10 Mount Davidson
IL concentrated upon that point wonid not
b. sufficient IN make them give way.
Tn. plan of the work Is most complete,
and when finished there will BE- inst a.
many new timbers as old ones. The I'm
sh.aihing has h+en removed all through IN
order Ia admit u placing the heavy siil'
which are being put in. AL the Old Inn
lsrs. both above and below. are in q.
good condition a. the day they ~ere put
In, AMI look a. II they would last lori rem
tury longer. No expense will be spared
anal when the railroad company get,
through with that tunnel Il viii be one Of
the strongest and safest in the United
States. The tin sheathing will he replaced
in A few DAYS. Night IL the busiest time
In the tunnel. for then there are no train
ana IA. work il uninterrupted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16

CorLpS'r DHISK Ir All. Governor
Bradley was In Dayton yesterday. and
while there he went into Big Siek's saloon
10 take a drink. together with q number 81
friends. Nick was full and feeling Jolly.
and was making as much gooi.natured
noise n he generally dos under similar
circumstance. A. the Governor was pre-.
paring In depart. after the party had
.towesl away their toldies, the happy host
called him back and said: "Guvner. be-
fore yon 10 I want ter show You q barrel OF
whisky that ! brought all the way from
the state u Kaintuek. It's the reslar
thing: pure Blue Grass whiskyr' MY
,ou quietly answered the Governor IN
hi u.nal mild manner. at Is not right
Tor you 10 tantalize me in thai way ; Tor
Won know I have not the time 10 stay and
drink IL all to-day He sighed u sadiy
took his leave.
THE OLobr CoSsoLipArrp.-0r she lzth
instant a special election Of this company
was held IN San Francisco, at which time
the following officers were elected; Presi-
dent. o. II. Iosart; Vice President, il.
Green; Bank VI California, treasurer y.
y, Bogart. Secretary. Trustees Z. ~
Robinson, d. l.. schmidt and J. a. Howe.
The interest and management OF y. W,
Pearson in the Globe Consolidated mine
has ceased entirely. The property Is nov
in The hands Of men who Intend 10 develop
ia aud q good showing may be
e.pscted. Work will be resumed immeti'
atsly upon the return OF Mr. bogsit, the
President. to San Francisco Win ms se'
mort As 10 the condition OF the mine, ~
Z in Gold Hill to-day. O.. A; 10th VII re- =
main IS superintendent, and there wiii DC
no change IN the local management OF '''
mine
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16
FINE srRaIcxL OPERATION.

Thi. morning. AT the Storey County
Hospital. Dr. Kirby. County Physician.
assisted hy DR.. sehnabsl, 81 Gold Hill,
performed a very neat and effective sur
gieal operation. Il consisted in the re-
moyal II three inches Of the right tibia,
or main shin bone. Of the right leg OF
John Robertson. abont half way between
the knee and ankle. The bone had become
diseased through q cancerous condition
of the mans system. and a hard. bony
e,ereaeence had formed within the
last two years. giving him much trouble
and pain. ~ that he Was becoming unable
Ia walk. Under DIR. kirby's advice he
concluded Ia 40 to the Hospital and sub
NIT ~ the operation. On examination .
bone cane-r was very apparent. and
IA. re-.ction or removal 81 the dis
.a-sl portion of the bone ~as tie
cid.i upon. This was done very
quickly and eHecinally. IL was 4
bloodlsSs operation. Esmsrk's bandages
being used. The hbula or smaller shin
hone was uninjurel. and the leg being
placed in an extension frame ar stretch
81. IL prevent contraction. n new
bone i expected to form 10 re-
plae. the three inch-s removed. Mr..
Robertson Is about thiriy-flv- years OF
age, in good condition and there Is every
reason IN hops that the operation will
Prove q success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16
Europa.

We clip the following from the San
Francisco .S,oek Report Of the 18th instant
MEssEs. EDITORS SrocK l.EroEr: The
controversy now agi,aiing the Europa
Mining Company IL not a which reflects
upon the management 81 the cumpany's
Affairs. II Is beyond question that strict
economy has been praeticed In the minttcsi
detail In working the mine. and A. 4 proof,
experts who have examined the vast
amount Of work done and machinery
erected have given the highest credit to
the management.
The real causes VI the Europa's present
troubles arr the following The system
u mines lying due west 81 the Europa
are now working under the Europa's sur
face location and are 2.tOO feet cast OF
their own shafts and about 1000 feet deep
and are working under great disadvant-
ayes. owing 20 want OF ventilation. IN
the Imperial wine the heat "a $50 de-
grees (: The miners work five minute shifts
anil recuperate in air-tight boxes, which
receive the fresh air from the pump on
the l3JO.foot level. Now. sir. this So
called detection among the stockholders Ia
a myth. As evidence of this fact. the Nee
retAry u the Europa Was offered $1,000
for his proxy prior 80 the last election ;
aud | was offered 10 be carried for all my
stocl for one wear IL would allow the OPP
position 10 name three Of the Trustees on
the next Board: the plan being that after
the present assessment Was paid. that 9th
ers of one dollar each should be levied
aud the present stockholders froze out. !
refused 10 be a party To the attempted
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16

49,,
a MINER iS'uh1P'-A'ou' oeioc'
last sunday afternoon hooe'' q pous'A
q miner workins IN the CohsoiidA'ec
| Virginia. was badly injured by . blast.
| lie hal finished tanning . blast. lii tbt
fu.s anil went 10 another mart of the mine
nnwittinciv waiting directly nm 10 wherr
sno,her SI:.t hsd becn nlaccd. When IN
EXPLOSION tool place Douglas was iess
than six feet from IL, and his face aud
breast were o,oSn mn ~ NM
over INT ,he nse of III. ri,b, ave vii, 4,
lost forever
FouR Chinese houses, containing nearly
,hi.,. ,,l.hi,.,,. ara huiIt unJar 4 .trsat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16
assees Males.

SAX FR,Soisco. August IL 3 y. N.
utAh-2a bid.
ton. Virginia ~ asked.
Msxican-A bill.
CAl-donia- - asked.
Crown Point-ns bal.
M.xican-33t bid. - asked.
dyerman -Es bid.
Mexican-3I. So sold.
Sayage-i9 bid.
Justice % bid. ~ asked.
Mexican-I4 asked
Northern Bslle-2lt bid.
Menican-J5a bid, Iis asked.
J~ustiee-23.s bad.
Caledonia-11 bal.
Oyerman-75 bid.
Hale A Sorcro-s-i0S bii.
Con. virginia-ss's asked.
Chollar-9j bill.
Mrxican-33i. bid. "a asked.
Northern Belle-9 bid.
Alpha-t1 bid.
Northern Belle-22S bid, 22. asked.
sierra Seyada-li'. bid, IA asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16
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.,o,.o ~ Thom,s Nullirar

TYR Store IL Thomas Mulligan, corner
an, r.x,o, .,,.e,, yirrini. CITY,
-. 49,. ,i.,, I,
was bnfgiAr,I.u nS a.o ~ gYoes.
PAR "t bianNs's W. II.savsr.s M.
hr- Nsts " 10. uagon with
,.anI. anil ali l,nd. Of goods. The wagon
va. left In the street before the door ofih'
store
Qua feliow-icwnsmsn Thomas "alia'
gh.r returned FROM his trip Ia Lake Ia
49,. AZ. ,no,ni,s n. sa,. the people
-....,,,a ii. ar. .nio,ine themselves
hugely. There has not been any frost yet,
although The weather vas very ,",u 'as,
hondAy; ,"''' INV
heavy "i"nS'
ACorxr,n "a ,aar.-About a week Az
ohm Henderson, nal Tom Cox arrested foI
assault and battery anil 6%nedsiooin Judge
Gov. Court, To-day Mr. Co, had MT
henderson Arrr,'eu on niaa,. LII,
aud the case wiz ~. " a." Il. w..
y eout'' Lou" P''""' -"
s"iA 'h''
Assrsssrsrs.-An assessment OF - PEI
share has been ie'i"i by "a crown rum
Mining COMPANY deIinlusS' n'p. =,
18th and q OF MY ceh,s y, Ao,
the hos'nih A,nins so"lsn nn,ils" =,
~ 'ue .-,,ising rolnmns IA.
Jay.
s Tn. .,.liu,u.n, sale in the
levied h,
matter "' "' -.
the Enrcpa M,nins .",nIsny -. ~
postponed tli the so'n aa .I..,,js
,n" solumn,'
- ,,,,e,,u AZ inconor
-. p..n.,.so 10
alton have been nled IN san ff'"es'o W
the creviec Mining Company. Cold mn
with eaI,'Ai1' sIssD' j. ". Winter. 4.
T,sm,n, AMI George Humphrey.
...,,,,
jim oESpohff mas s'"e c,r,...I.
excursions to har,'e" 'p',a anil G.h.
Ne . nosgh on, : sl,sI Hill.
ing taeaie nsss :, 20 ioad a common
- nr.ir,. .ebooner.
r...x ill hereafter be- taught 10
'.N.-.-,..o,. ,,,.n,. I'm the Gold
anm''ea nu%os'" - -.onnsc,ipg All
the .ehooi.hou.-. in the disirie, will Be
put up before the hfst Nonuas ""f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16
SECOND DispArcH.
a hoy Drowned On Nam FRANCHISE
Mailing Of Paeiac Mail and Oeci.
dental aud Oriental steamship
Sonipanies' N~teannsrs.

San FR,Scisco. August i6-3:30 p. NJ
About noon to-day 4 little boy named VIM.
Malloy while playing on the City College
grounds, near Bryant and Second streets.
fell into a cess-pooll nearly flled with
water and was drowned before assistance
could reach him.
The suspended stock broker Scho1eld
has settled with the larger portion OF his
creditors. ON the basis Of forty per cent.
The Pacific Mail steamer City OF San
Francisco. sailed to-day for Sydney. via
Honolulu.
II Is reported that In consequence Of the
passage Of the Hawaiian Treaty bill large
orders for the sugar rcflneries here will 70
out by her. and that there IL considerable
disengaged tonnage at Honolulu awaiting
such employment.
The Occidental and Oriental Company'a
steamer Belgia, sailed At noon for China
and japan.