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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-11
COMMUNICATION,
COMMUNICATION.
81. PAUL, January 8 1877.
EDITOR TRANsBRlP1:

COMMUNICATION.
81. Paul. January 8 1877.
EDITOR TRASsB1lPr:
Thiuking you might wish to know how
things are going here. send you = few
lines. The Legislature has done bu.
little a. yet. The Sixty five thousand
dollar legislative appropriation bill pas.
ed Is usual. without opposition. Repre-
sentative g. P. Child. introduced resolv
ton to reduce the present session thirty
days. which was promptly laid on the
table. Although I vii, give Mower
0Dunty the credit Of supporting the meas
aee, I regard our representative 8. J. San
born as man that viii look close to the
interests Of his constituents and support
any measure that tends to lessen taxation,
where The public interests will not have
to suffer in consequence. Mr.. Brown has
1at ~ s,virsd. being detained believe
% account ofsickness. urtliend W. H.
Ctaudsll works his way In - senate
Journsliat to the satisfaction Of oil con
eerned, and q always found At the post
fof duty IN time. hsve no doubt he will
[nassit . higher position another year.
The Post xaster, Il. B. Corey takes par:
|ticular pains TO go that every member
|af both branches gets his mail, and in so
doing il fast gaining friends among thoss
WHO worked 20 hard for bis defeat. The
Speaker Of The Hoase, Hon. ]. L. Gibbs
y his impartial manner Of deciding par
HllDssaey questions, b fast gaining the
ealesn Of Ill parties. Senator Il. I. Smith
|hss Introduced Z bill for the relief Of be.
|usso,eot lnsuranee companies, which I
h13io1e ls1sens the amount Of securities to
E1e6tsn 70 the stats BY toeeigu sssocia.
IT, doing business here. The bill has
|Aoe ~ survived At stage fee debate. A.
(aN1ole, the House has more brains than
paE yae, while the Senate fairly holds ito
- Il; paint Of legislative ability.
.s..s:.. Yours 0ccasionally,
6CBlD.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-11

SoSe0o sSeOpl01 cars oV0eQ S0Q OpOroteo
BY this liss, sesonpsny Ill night trsiss.
CONNECTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS
At Burlington, With Toledo. Peoria / War.
saw R'y for Peoria. indianapolis. Lafayette,
and Ciseinpsti; with Chicago, Burlington /
Quincy B. b. 10. Chicago, Keskuk, Quincy /
St. Losis West 70 Ottunwa and oil points in
Xsasss end Nebraska. and With Burlington /
6spthwssts.n ny, for Pennington, nloon.
Acid, and OIL points in Missouri and Kansas.
A. Coluubus junction, with Chicago +
South Western Railroad for Washington and
Leavonw0rth.
A Nichols, with Museatins Div. h.. G. r.
; NJ. for Nuscstips.
Al Wet Liberty, with Chiesgo. Rock L.
lead / Pacific Railroad. for Iowa City, Des-
At csder Rspias. VIII Milwaukee pivisi.n
Of B.. G. r.. + H., for 1hasPendooec, IVES.
Usien, Postvills aud MaGregor; with Chicsgo
b North Western Railway for Omaha. Coun-
oil Bluffs aud Chicago, spd with Dubuque /
oouthvsstegp Railway fox Dubuque.
(: ~ Watosl0o aud Csdsr Falls, with lliaois
Ce1irol Rsilrosd for Independence, Dshsaus,
Fort Do6eo end Steak City.
AZ 6hsli Rock With Stage Tor Wsvssly.
Il Nora Junction. With Milwaukee d s..
Rsul Rsil1sy. fas AsseS City aud Cherries
City.
II plymouth, With Milwsukss B Ct. Paul
Railway. fee Ill points u Miunss,ta.
Al 6. Paul, fof oil points on Northern Pa
sils Railway; The great Lake Superior re-
zion, aud al points North and Northwest.
E.Y. WINeL0W, 0sal Manager.
CD. VHe, aea1 Psss. ! Ticket Agent,
! '.:s: - esssy Nsrias, lovs
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-11
1ynepsls q the Prseeeaings q the
County Commissioners aG their Sss.
eaoa Held Durin4 Last Week.

A large portion Of the bus,ness con.
listed in the consideration Of elaine
against the county. Some were allowed
In eall, and others in part, but all were
closely scuitinized by the board.
Some territory was detached from
school district No. 81 and attached to No.
40. Several other changes were made IN
school districts, and petitions for still
others were received.
The salary Of the County Attorney was
fixed At 800 for The ensuing term.
G. NJ. Alsdurf, Of Leroy, was appointed
County Physician, at salary Of $4,000,
he TO furnish medicines without cost to
the county.
The County Attorney was instructed to
commence an action against J. p. Will
Jams for the recovery Of that $la799
The board went in body 10 inspect the
poor farm, but they did not put upon
record any evidence Of its condition.
The binds Of the several officers newly
elected, that were required to give bonds
were presented and approved.
A resolution was adopted asking our
delegation in tho Legislature to have the
law ammended 90 tina, Comfy Treasurers
need not make or keep TAX duplicates"
The board conslder them an expense
without any corresponding advantage.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
Sheriff Hall presented q statement OF
the receips Of his Office for the year end.
ing December 10, 1876.
Sheriff.. ........ $2,GO9 ~
Clerk of tue Courts Office. 2,246 "a
Register Of Deeds. ............ 4,Ol9 Il
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
The following resolution was adopted
by the board.
Resolved, That Justices Of the Peace
Of Mower County, he, aud they are hereby
requested to observe the following rule,
in CRIMINAL cases, viz:
LIST. Refuse to issue \ warrant until salts
fed by testimony, other than that OF ,ht
complainant. that An offeusc has beer
committed.
| I'd. Where the complaint is but u Sigh
violation Of law, and that the injury to
person or property has been trivial, am
where the Justice has reason to slspcc
that the alleged offense may be explained
or justified By the accused, lie will require
surety tor costs Of the complainant.
81. If after hearing all the evidence j,
tie case. the Justice is satisfied that til
|cOmplainant had no reasonable ground
for instltuting the prosecution, aud tia
the complaint was made to CRAFTY hi
malice against the defendant, Or made 70
the purpose If collecting or securing
claim or debt, enter judgment against tn
complainant for the costs Of court, officer
and jury.
4tl. That when prosecution fails b,
fore any Justice, in which the county i
compelled to pay the costs, the Juslic
Will certify TO the County Commissioner
the reason why said prosecution failee
the return Of the prosecution and the fac,
connected Herewith.
ANNUAL SETTLEMENT.
| The board made full investigation {
Of the bos'ks OF the County Auditor and {
the Treasurer, and found them in a
respects correct and satisfactory.
They then proceeded to make a settl,
mcnt with the Treasurer, which resulte
in the following exhibit, viz:
Bslancs on hand, October 50, 1876.
~ shovn BY Report u Board Of
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-11

MI. bonni!ell has introduced q Bill
amsndiag tie tax law, giving i've years
redemption and reducing the interest on
tax certidcates to one per cent. per month
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-11

The little village of Shellrock, in Free
born County, has had a revival, resulting
in the conversion Of not less than fifty
persons.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-11
Cousumption Cured!

An old physician, retired from active prse.
tice, having had placed in his hands By ~
East India Missionary tie tosmsIs Of . sin-
pie Vegetable Remedy, for the speedy sed
permanent Cure Of Consumption, Bronebitis.
Affections, also Positive and Radical Curo
tor Nervous Debility and al Nervous Gen.
plants. after having thoroughly tested ita
wonderful curative powers in thoussads q
cases, tee Is it his duty t" mako it Known -
his suffering fellows. Ac,ustsd By this me-
tive, and a conscientious desire 20 relievo ha-
man suffering, he will sead free of charge e
all VII" desire it, this receipt, with full dirss-
tons tor preparing and successfully usine.
sen. " return pail BY Addressing With stsaP4
n. ming this paper. -
sally ">pn-os Riack. s,rscuses i. I.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-11

Our exchanges are filed with notices Of
New Year 'eallers," who were more nu
merous this year than usual on such days,
we infer from the attention which they
attracted. Al'usi"n 10 made to their red
noses, and blearca eyes and unsteady gait
to their falls and their bruises, and their
l,eastly intoxication-to their garrul,ty,
vulgsrism and :heir maudlin stupidity.
Old men and young engaged 10 the pas.
time, and many Of them had 80 little
courage that they could not refuse glass
Of wine when it was offered to them.
There 10 something sadly out OF joint in
modern society. That woman who will
offer TO man the intoxicating cup is q
poor silly instrument IN the hands Of the
devii-doing his work without knowing
who her employer is, OF what shall be hel
recompcnse, and that man who accepts thu
proffcred poison, 10 coward-not having
courage enough to preserve himself from
demon which he knows is killing
hundreds every day! What fools fashion
makes Of men and woman, and wha
criminals too.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-11

Mr. ". c. Var Horne, manager ofthe 8.
NJ. X. r., has made awards to engineers
for killing the smallest amount Of stock in
proportion to the miles run during the
year 1875. as follows:
Jas. MoLiados. passenger engineer, $1,000.
L. 3. Bump, " $500.
H. J. Cunningham, freight engineer, $500
J. D. Brown. " 5000.
John Mckinney, freight and oou'st'a Is 90
The following awards have been made
t. section foremen for the best results
shown in track work:
Thomas Rafferty,, Section No. 7, $4,000.
J. I. Smith, j" No. 10, 5000.
Matt Olson, No. /, 5000.
II. Hanson. " NJ. 70. $500.
Osher eagiueezx and dreuen not named
in this schedule are commended BY the
manager for their interest in the rt,od, and
their efforts to promote its success.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-11

The Democrats, possibly, are preparing
for themselves . great disappointment.
The 1t. Louis Times and the Galveston
News have discovered one patriot in the
Senate. They have been greatly charmed
with what the Times pleases to call "the
broad, hieh.souled, and patriotic speech
OF Rnscoe Cookling" We are told that
seldom has 90 much Of wisdom and
patriotism been condensed in few words"
and the crisis needed man, and it has
found him."
Mr.. conkl.ng cnunci"ted the principle:
"Whoever stands in right and truth will
not fall; whoever attempts to stand on
folschood will be ovcrthrown." Mr. Conk.
ling said further that he was in sympathy
with all appeals for orderly, lawful, and
pstriosIc action. SO are all Republicans
This has been their attitude from the first.
1t has remained for Senator Conkling "a
cause the st. Louis Times, which has
been threatening war and prscticiug
treason, to say, "Be the result what it may,
the Democrats are anxious that It shall be
speedily ascertained. and they will cheer.
fully abide BY it, if It he ascertained in the
spirit that sc,uates Mr.. Conklin2's utter.
ance."
The resemblance between this Times
editorial and the editorials on the same
subject in other Democratic pagers sug.
gcsts the presence Of the managing genius
Of the Tilden bureau. The game Of cajol-
cry and fla,tcrv that was tried on Pres,.
dent Grant is now being tried on Dir:
Conkliug. We imagine, however, that the
Senator from New York will not have his
head turned to any alarming extent BY the
little effoIte.-Inler. Ocean.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-11
AClFT
T or Wife, Brother Sister
Sweetheart.

The 0in cfo Ms.ic B"ok !. alcays in order;
20" not make q more "seiMi o. appropriate
presens. The fol'oU;ny choice ,oorks are rec
commended and 'ciH be mailed, post paid, o~
receipt ef.he marked price.
VOCAL WORKS.
Golden Lesves. Vol. !. Songs by VS..
Hays. IS
Golden Leaves. Vol. 2. Songs by ". 5.
uays........ IS
Preside Echoes. Songs BY Danks ri,
Hearth and Home. Songs By Tucker.
Pitts, sse .....$l IS
s~e*. sounds. so"ss BY Z res. Keller:
etc. ....i ..........$l IS
Priceless GINS. ssegs BY Thomas,
Keller, etc. ............tl IS
Shining Light'. Sacred Songs BY
ThOmas, etc. ............... .........$l IS
The shove are sleo Published in cloth
snd siIs. price $3.50 each
The Opera 1t home. 100 Opera Ssoes. $sAS4
Peters Hou.eho'd MsIedies. Vol. l....$3k34
Psss,s' H.utehold Mslodies. Vol. 7.....$3&$4
German Voiksliedss Album. English
and German w"rds.. ......................3 20
A.uAelssohLs 76 Songs. Elegant to!io
Ediuou ..,..... .....e ~
The Same. Octave kditio, ........ ........2 90
Mcors'4 l.ish Me'u ties. Edited BY B.lts. l 50
Mother G"ose's Mc'od'ss. rI!u.,ra-
..... 81 4 : 50
Schun."ns Sings. Ess'iss sad Ger
msu ......% 50
sehumann's Vocal Album. Eng'i.h aud
German 100000. ............... ......I 50 : 50
Sunlight Of Song. Saersl and Secular.
fui! g''t........ .....l %
~. ~ o.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-11

otuaaoS 0euss OI1nSa0SsEl EAeOcos -
The above arc arranged in order, &C.
eordine to difficulty. They are also
bound tn cloth ano gin: saeh $2;5e.
Peters' Parlor Music: Vol. l.. 4 dns
collection. ...1 % + 90
Peters rarIor Music. Vol. T. A fine
collection, ..... 90 i %
Pearls Of Melody. For advanced
players. 10 90
Creme Dc !. Creme. Vol. l...!....3 90 / / 70
Creme do h Creme, Wi. 2....i....3 70 / 4 40
Creme Dc 10 Creme. VOL J. t....1 % l. 1 90
A splsndid collection Of xstle fsr ad-
vaneed player. BY osstsn, s1teh, List,
Ihslbsrg, sto. ~
Desthsysa's Sonata, Apssissa lingss.
iss. Elegant Folio hditioa. sNeyslle'e
EDITION %
Ii: s:n'. osssvs Edis'aa,x 9, p-Ps'' = :.
c1otp, W
Msndelssohn's Pisuo Wsfks. lNvols.
Folio each, 8 so
The Same. ]: Octave Gaielae ! 4 vols,
500. 3 50
HendelssnbD's Songs without =. FoIie Q -
The came. Octsvo............. 1850. ......... 50
M"zart's eonstss. Polio Edit11n. ......... . %
The Sane. Octave kdlsisn. !s............ 5 50
sehsmaps's Forsst....... =. ...,.. 50
eob1nsnn's Piano Alb60. ,.,......-. ) 50
Vebsr's Pisno Works piN Git. ........ / ~
Chanin' WahRe1. n 10: 1allaael. ~:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-11
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN
RAil WAV

SAMEUL UARTER,
40-A Judge Of Probate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-11

MARY J. BARNES,
MeItgagee.
CRAupAlL / T.zEcH. Attorneys for Mort
gage, Austin, MINI. 377w
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-11
INSTRUMENTAL WORKS

Fairy Fingers. Easy p*sep for Piano
Magic Circle. Easy pies for Pisno or
OrgAn.......... ........ ... ....... .....
Pearl Drops. Easy pies.s for Piauo or
Organ..... .............. ..:... .........
Young Pisnist. Easy Pisat Pieces. 1000. l
Musical Recrsations. Esey Piano
flecth..."".. ".""".s. .......s ..... ...... !
Pleasant Memories Piano Pieces. eco. !
Golden Chimes. Piano Pieces by
Kinkcl. .. !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Tuscarora Ts@s- says: II the fight
ing p~ropensities Of our ~belligerant citizens
continues to crop out and mako them
selves manifest ~ much in the future a.
during the past week. there will be an ex-
eellent opening here for q iirst-class under
tAker. The same paper has these add
tional items: W. II. Tew. Ny Johns and
A. siekles. owners Of tho Stand by placer
claim. made 4 clean up last Saturday. II
paid them - so per day to the man. The
Alta Company has struck tho ledge in thcii
50-foot shaft. south Of the Grand Prize,
They have = big body Of line ore In which
can plainly be seen lots Of horn silver,
Work has been commenced On the Stai
ledge and . good five-foot ledge has been
Developed and bids fair to prove rich. The
ore Is ehlorides and horn silver.
Tho Elko Iadepssd,.i Of May 18th says
The stage from Cornucopia last evening
delivered at the Office VI Wells, Fargo 4
Co.. four bars Of bullion from the Leopard
Company's mill, valued at SG,i30 Of.
The Northern Belle has declared = divi
dend Of 81 por share. payable on the 18th
instant.
New mining locations are constantly be-
ing recorded in Tuscarora Mining Dis
trict.
Eureka. Nevada. IL reported by the doc
tors TO be distressingly healthy.
Professor W. Frank Stewart delivered .
lecture In Elko last Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15
JUDGE BRYAN DEAD.
Chsksa % Death while Easisg Hts
Dtnaer-rhs sd End Of Bril-
liaas Nan.
IFroa b. C.r.on Appeal. M.y is.l

lfrom the Csrson Appeal. May ISL
About half.past 5 o'clock yesterday AZ
tsrnoon Hon. Charles ii. Bryan died sud-
denly at Glascovitch's restaurant. He had
taken . seat on ono Of the high stools by
the little counter. and was eating his din
nsr. One Of the attendants noticed that
he seemed to be retching. aS II overcome
BY nausea. He was helped toward the
door, and In Q moment afterward became
unconscious. Those about him being
alarmed by his condition. thought he was
stricken with apoplexy. DR.. Davidson boz
ing called In. discovered that he WAS
choked. He opened his mouth. and in
ssrting his fingers. drew out . large piece
Of beef which had lodged in and against
the windpips. Assistance came too late.
lie WAS quite dead. An autopsy will he
held to-day at 10 o'clock. Thus We briefly
record tho sudden ending OF the very
| eventful life Of n Of tho ablest and most
widely known Of the public men OF the
Pacific Coast. Tho deceased was . native
OF Ohio. lie was contamPoransous with
Milton =. Latham and the 0hioans Of .
like age. He came TO California at . very
early day aud settled in Marysville. where
no entered upon the practice Of his pro-
f~ession. At once he took rank with the
foremost men in the State. and enjoyed q
lucrative practice. Upon thu death Of
Hon. Alexander Wells he was appointed by
Governor John Bigler 10 oil the vacancy
on the Supreme Bench caused by the do
| misc Of that distinguished gentleman. We
| believe he never filled any other Office In
that State. In the early "washoe" days
he came TO this side OF tho mountains.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15
I. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.

When that famous letter Of Charles
Francis Adams to Samuel ]. Tilden. de-
nouneiug President Hayes as gaining
his seat by fraud. wa first published.
the friends OF Adams were at q loss "a
understand how be could no far have for
gotten himself ~ to write such q silly
epistls. The NEWS, in its comments
upon the letter. referred to the fact that
Adams was a perpetual candidate for the
Presidency. and limited that possibly
disappointment at not securing the nom.
ination at Cincinnati might have
prompted him to denouncs the man who
succeeded. At tina, tune We did not
know that Mr.. Adams had figured for
the nomination. We only knew that be
had always in the rast sought 10 run for
the Presidency, and VI judged him in
tho present from his past record. I,
now appears that he entered into neeo-
tistions through his friends with Senator
Blaine to secure the nomination. and
that Blaine snubbed him. The motive
which prompted that letter to Samuel j.
Tildsn il now fully understood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15

wooD DErvEs.-A large wood drive is
being taken out OF the Carson ut Dayton.
I, will soon be followed by another.
The wood men anticipate q short session
and consequently a comparatively light
drive this year. In fact, the drives have
been growing lighter and lighter late
years. because the wood cannot DO rs
readily reached as formerly. and hence
less Is put in. In 1874 the drives
amounted to 10000 cords. In fS75 II
decreased to 5000. and considerably
less WAS run last yeer.-Carsoa Tribune,
My IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15

Coal MarrERs.-Johnny Moore and
others in this city feel elated over the
news from the Sierra Nevada coal mine
at Verdi. A strike Of importance has
been made, developing an eight-inch
vein Of the finest coal ever seen. 1t was
found recently ut n depth Of ninety
seven feet. The last fourteen feet have
been in slate. and after passing through
the vein Of coal. slate was encountered
again. This Is considered u sure indi.
cation that in a Few feet another. better
and larger vein Of coal will be found.
-[CdrsoR Tribune. My II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15
JUDGE Y DEAD.

Judge Charles II. Bryan was choked
to death while eating his dinner In q
Carson restaurant yesterday afternoon.
The Judge was q native Of Ohio. bat
came to Nevada many years ago. h
was a man Of most brilliant intellect.
and respected and esteemed BY all who
knew him. He was genial and social,
and made hosts Of friends all over tbs
State. Indeed it was impossible FOL
him to make an enemy. and there is no,
q man In Nevada to-day. who knew him,
Who will not heartily mourn over tn.
death Of the Hon. Charles II. Bryan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15

BLrr glass suits arc the las. novelties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15

Mn. CALKn CusnISo has won an old
Spanish claim. several years ago placed
in the hands Of Judge Louis Dent for
prosecution. and after his death taken
up by Mr.. Cushing " an act Of friend
ship to the widow Of his old friend.
Mrs. Dent receives $50. 900 IS her share.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15

PNcmAcx may be a representative
Of his raee." but so much the worse for
the race : and II Governor Nichols had
searched Louisiana with lighted candles
he might have discovered Trustee for
the public schools with less career and
more character.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It Is
therefore the 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, 1877-05-15
eoRN.
MARRIED.

DUNsrAN Ia Austin. May 10Th. to the ~ifs
OF ThamA- Duh-tan. q spn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15

II OK NToSII-PERKISs-In virgini,. Nay
isth. Robert Macintosh TO Mrs. Alice FER
kin-. b Oh Of todd Hill.
MccuRDY-wALsoD-In Virgins. Nay 18Th.
N. V. MeCariy To Dora 4 walpd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15
DIED.

N NAu,s- In Virginia. Nay i,,h. owen
Moashs,.
al Yin y owr'y. May i3ih. Esteila G.. In
f,nt daughter % Martin v. AMI Mary A Shay.
assd 2 - Onths ant n ds,s.
fAiRCiiiLL-in Tu-sarora. May 9th. Mrs..
Tamsia. fairchiid. age ID years.
DlitSk-h ra-earur.. MAJ 10Th, Mrs. EiIra
brink. AID s. years.
WALLIS AT Ruby nii. May 10th, Ora Wallis.
aged q month, and q weeks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15

TmEY have . town named San Francisco
In Beaver county. Utah.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-15
NEW TO-DAY.

JULIA CoSAOLIDATED HININ0
y COMPANY .-Locstion Of principal place
Of business. San Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District.
NinrcY county NeInda.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-24

reconciliation policy Of tho President Not suspeetinc
the Of the letter the President yesterday
appointed Associate Justice Groen Of tho same Court
10 all the vacancy supposed to be occasonec BY
the alleged resignation. This morning Information
was received from Judge Lewis and others by tele.
graph pronouncing the letter a forgery, and senator
Mitchell represented these facts 10 the President,
who thersupon reversed his action Of yesterday,
thus continuing Judge Lewis in Office. 4 similar
fraud was practised six seven years ago, while
Judge Lewis Chief Justice OF Idaho forged letter
OF esgnation having been received by the President
a successor was appointed and confirmed by the Son.
ate before he had time to defeat the fraud and there.
fore he had no remedy At that time.
THE PARIS EXPOSITION
The Secretary OF State by direction Of tine President,
has under consideration what measures shall be
recommended Ia the Cabinct 10 form the basis OF
plan Of representation Of the United States government
at the Paris Exposition in 1873
RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTER TO RUSSIA.
Hon. George II. Boxer, Minister TO Russia has re.