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a Bulldog KiIis an Alligator.


One day last week m alligator was soon
swimming in Sdnp.t rNrr. near the wharf.
Cai. David Steele bulldog WAS soon brought
forward. and. upon viewing the enemy, plunged
of the wharf to meet il. The gator SAW what
wts up. and made for the dog. Mhi" they uu-
preached cu'h other. nota sound could Ice heard
from the Spe, t.iiDrs, who w"rn expecting. thr
moment they mrt. To- SOC the dog submerged.
meyer a. rise again hut tho dog got the first
hold. plunged his ugly tecth in the n'nd Of thu
soon rrhppcared. looking ~ fierce ~ EYER. The
dog and the alligator wrr" soon mouth an ]
mouth nip and tuck, until it was Thought that
the do: md conqG rcd, tie alligator i i-ulprdr-
ing. The dog, being exhausted. WIS then pl"h"d
up by "A fnh. The gator, however soon APP
prarrd, and made for the opposite shore. "
eral persons got IA boats amt pursued him I'M
Ill h. got under thr wharf, when one of the
party irtd Il psi.l and ~ soon us the report
was heard the dog l'apod from m" boat. and
under the wharf. 1t WIS MP and tuck again for
tag". brought out his foe dead. Tho reptile
measured five feet and several IA hos
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ST JOUNs, Juno 81. Herr I. A. Vcrliru2en
~ Frankfort. the dst.ngu shcd naturalist who
was g. have accompanied Prot Hind on his
Labrador exp Nlitlun, arrived here lntrly en-
ruut" for Nova Scotia. and brought with him as
"a present la his EXrlen ", Gov. Gloyrr. three
yer5 valuable doss Of the celebrated Leonbrrg
breed. Tn So animals ara almost world-re-
n9wn"d inr their siz', l"aiity sagarIty, ami
llirliiy They ar an improved breed. sult-
ing from crossing the Nrwloundlnnd duss with
the renowned st. Bernard du.s and the ilnr Py-
r'n'au n 49,.
Those DOS Herr NcrkruZ n has brought all
the WAY from til" horlrrs Of Sw.NerNp !. The
true Wlouudlund dog has almost disappeared
here. hut an improved breed may now be- obs
tanned Ly this importation Of new blood. and
ultimately become "A source ot profit To- the
country. is such fine dogs will bring "a high
prirn all the world OYER II will be ncr' ssnry 10
eros, them. in time, with the i"st 'wfoundlnnd
dogs. = !" ting tn" strongest and best hulil, In
durtlm So shall thus be- able to boast of hay
in; thN finest brood Of dogs in the world. Nu |
our Justly c'lnl,rtrd y wioundlanI dogs viii
J." sup"rs Hlr'l lS 20 superior rac" II - easy 10
imagine that th" Governor will be oNCrrun With
unpllc atlons Tor specimens.
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FINN No StrouenD H,ori roi,r
A vcritahlc giant is on exhibition on J
street. between rhrl and Fourth. Thrgunt
Is "A hr'wd, pooG -nuiur'd and rather llen II I
Chnaman, who has donnrd "a mandarin 5 cos-
summer house. he H. tine most mass We iIun
ever seen in this city, \ arg-hnudod man
two of the giants fingers make an ordinary
hand stretch To- rnoirclc them. 4 man nv i',t
eight inches can stand rrr.t undnr his out
Ordinary men have 10 TIT their hats AMI look
upward 70 bis face. lie stands seven l".t nine
inches high' ana GAINS thht ne W'.Shs az
IA all cOrpulont-s. indeed. hard musrlcd and
compact in frame and moves with the case Of
ordinary men.
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UNITED STATES
4 Per Cent. Loan

UNDER AUTHORITY OF A contract with the
SECRETARY OFTuE TREASURY,
THE UNDERsIGNED hereby give notice that
nom this date, and until July TO- at3r NJ they will 70
ccve subscriptions FOR the FER CENT. FUNDEn
LOAN OF THE UNITED STATES. IN dencnI
nations ~ stated below. AFFAIR AND ACCRUEn
INTEREST IN GOLD COIN.
THE BONDS rcdccmabio sner thirty year,
from July 1877 and carry interest from that date pay
able quarterly. and sro exempt from the payment u
taxes or " the United states well a. from taxa
ton In any by under STATE, municipal. or local
authority.
THE INTEREST on the REGISTEREn
STOCK will be paid by check. ISSUED by tho
TREAsURER OF THE UNITED STATES
the order the holder and mailed To his address The
check Is payable on presentation properly endorsed
the offices OF the Treasurer aud Assistant Treasuersa
the United States
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS will he for COUPOy
BOND OF $50 and 800. and REGIsTEWEu
STOCK in denominations Of SO. 800, $500
81 900, $4,000, and $4,000.
THE BONDS, both COUPON and REGIS
TERED will be ready Tor delivery July ,. 1877
FORMS OF APPLICATION will be furnished
iy the Treasurer at Washington the Assistant
Mt baltimore, Boston, Chicago Cincinnati. New orleans
New York, Philadelphia. St Louis, and San Francisco
and by the National Banks and bankers generally. The
applications must specify the amount and denominations
required and. for registered stock the full lame and
post office address the person whom the bonds SHAH
be- made payable
TWO PER CENT. Of the purchase money mus
accompany the subscription The remainder may be paid
at the pleasure the purchaser either at time OF sub
scripuon or at any time prior 10 Oct 10, 1871 wiz
interest added at tour percent to date Of payment
THE ANMENrs may be made IN gold coin u
the Treasurer the United States at Washington ~
sstant Trea-uters at Baltimore. Boston. Chicago Gin
cnnat New Orleans AMI ST. Louis ard to the Assistant
Treasurer at san Francisco with exchange on New York
or to either of the undersigned
TO PROMOTE THE CONVENIENCE Oh
stBsCKIBERs. EUNDEWsIGN ED wiz
also receive In lieu ol coin. United states drau
New York. at their coin value the day Vi feceiptlu
the city vi New York
AUGUST BELMONT e. co. New York.
DKEXEL, MORGAN a 60.
y. a w. ~ELIGMAN 81 co.
MOTION. BLISS ~ co,
FIRST NATIONAL. BANK OF
TUECITY OFNEW York. n. Y.
DRExEL a. CO., Philadelphia.
Iaaa.. 49,
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Connnche War Fashions.

Ifon ne Pet worm De,ipIot
We INSPECTED the warning outfit of n
Comnnrhr Indian yesterday. killed 800 miles
W II II JmksbOrO on the Stakrd Plans hy "A
DOnuany OF United States cOlnrrd troops the
frathrrnd ARROWS. how with tho panther skin
en,ilsolnrnt. together with the d,,'r skin belt
irmmrd Win German silver buttons. from
which hung two 'dIping- knives in tisty bead
enfusrmrnts; ra II knllo WAS marked on the
iaiulir wti the nunh"r of alps It hal SOY
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Horse ana Nelocipede.

I00 NJ -INW'I NII-n non
Mr.. f. Y. Bllry ~ Atlanta is constructing
"A sort Of muchlne horse. huiit upon the vrloc-
poole plan. and rated los "a comhin ltion Of
motiV' power Tn power CONSIST, in the null
tpllrd weight OF the rider, who NOV in tho
sAdill" rNnr'y as though he WIS riding a horse.
The driNin, wGrcl Is thrrc feet in diameter, and
Mr. Elilry ass ITS that the machine will carry u
man iithtnr than any horse.
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CNlnni,0--- ffmnlrs.
UPTOWN ADvrnTrsEns

Nav icavc their fnr rp SuS At the only author
lied uriown adNcrtt-cui, nt offices
,2:,s RrondwlN. corner ui ii-t II, Ill i VI AMI
3Or West 2h It oupn.itr Grand prcra House, ami 200
;d nv. CORNER OF 18th It. unul = T. VI.
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a Mare. Grief Cor II. Dead Colt.


FI0NI ne HTiiTNN Tlns,
Graystor king. a thoroughbred mare lost n
AHr colt an Nation tie other da, fh oolt four DAVIS
Old t,rHssttaikil1 /, grAnddhughtrr Lexington
IN" father III tie colt wa. grandson ri Lexington The
gnc ~ lc mar" over The dead colt terrible 10 wit
ness she was shut NJ IN the Stable ain the colt lay dead
ia IA" passage oul.iic. There air hole through
the roo ~ the Stable ana in rr rawlings the mare Nctu
i, so on her hnl les and loAei her head throu the
lOie,
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Sabinos ganks.


CIAIRMONT SAVINGS BANK,
~ 1S7 Grecnwich st tNn-th River Bank Building
The trustees have ordered that interest bc paid 10 de
positors entitled thereto follows At the rate Of per
cent per annnm of S2OOJ and under. and nj tho
rate " per cent on sums exceeding S?pp PAYABLE
July IL Money deposited before July 10 will draw
interest from July T. -
&. BROADwELI, President
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nnY DOOR sAvINes nANK.

Sal and 3i3 Bowcry.
The Board Of Trustees have declared dividend for tho
six months ending juno 80 1877 at the rate Of per
cent per all Of two thousand dollars and
UNDER and upon the amount in excess OF two thousand
dollars at the rate Of Eve per cent per Deposits
made before July 10 will draw interest from July
ANDREW MILLS. President
Wv WEBSTER Secretary
NMIGHANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS
II BASIN,
81 CHAMBERS r..
30 1877.
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HoHToN's UEcKEAM the standard crslm;
M, PR .HNrt la Nuuf hes. ir~ivHi.. ati Tho
trade at' lu,av 1.'t nr'a1wi 49, ant Z, CAainlm It.
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" =
The trustees of this institution have ordered interest At
ur rate Cont per uinun 10 Dee inil uu ul
count, ui tl AMI uni' r. AMI i've f"r cent All
count. exceeding ~ .ti ming deposit during the
three or ~ months ending July J. l-sf payable on Hii
AFTER MuudIN. July lH Interest MT called Tor viii be
credited principal, and draw interest from july l.
Inlo.t~ ma c ON or before july ~ viii draw intorc 4
from July l. Bank oirn lnliN from ~ 4 VI tu3F VI
WALTER " cost Kills, frcst
IOiiN CASTi.EE, Treas
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l,uANKa,> SAVINGS BANK

INrFriST TNinENI tufrr It 10 t'r rate nf nvc rcr
cent lrrt nurn fnr the tx month. ending iuy l. ~.
will hc puu olcpo,ors cnutcd The ,to and ait,r
Monday. juy D.
JAMES = CIiAMBERLAIS President
a.,
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TTTE TNTNTTTT Of MS BANK
Have red that int be pHir t De prsentfed
tnctctn TOR the tx muntis cndin. t. dnic ollOw.
l~tOn inns vi s-upp ANA Lrdtr, IA pa cent per an.
- ON nseSceedings SIS per cent per annun
on 500. hng Five per cent irr nuuW ON the tNccss
PAYABLE On and after MONDAY, IuS ib. 1877
The Interest will be- placed 90 the credit Of Deposit rs
when duo AMI VIII h entitled u interest Tor the next
muutisn NOT Withdrawn
DAVID l.nnwirf. HENRY L. HOGlEr
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Gbs Gurf.

I ONG BRANCH KAtEs-Nonmnnth Park.
iuuN 30 jug H. T. ~. II. ami l. Races
mcncr puuctuiy at ia sew ier,,y southern AMI New
Irr~t 4. uirul Railroads. wlll rius direct 90 the
gai.n' 90, fr,nk fnr particulars ~ trains -cc adv T..
u~'incnt Is e HKt T.. secretary. Long Branch y. !.
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DLYMOuTm ROCK,
TWO TINES EVERY DAY.
Including SCNDAYA

DIHMOUTH KOCK. NOOaAWAY.
MARINE TWO TINES EVERY DAY.
BAND Including SUNDAYS
MADKIGAL JARRETT 4 rtt.NEHs mrerh palace
stnm,r PLYMOUTH ROCK. with an her
BOYS great musical attractions makes two trips
IN ROCKAWAY BEACH every day
GLEg
=. Leaves foot 0i 22d It. \. X, NJ o'clock
CLUB A Nj and , = VI ana rlcr /. H. r., ats 81
A. NJ and = 80 T.
BENT, the .............
FARE. Quad trp.....flFfY CENTS
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Gusinrss q hlntts,

I'DH SALE \ corner iuur Store. iHiui % icc
iu'inr', Apll at''1 court g rrnfiNn
IIEST-ti.t~s krfN fnr safe. ul- iv For pan.
u fFn.l. -alflA az 80 li>t liNi,i 100 ST.
1It>r %. -oii tniaN IA Nnut own Ir.e a. sofia waicr
va .iAli. low t,nt CORNER ~ti Il aui $50 40
N ANTID \ lnrurr WIh 49, O. adNr riis. iie
w tUlNc lu..ur,-. frNfs So monthly Address
IArLhlE>NE. l.N l3l. sun ~ 'c.
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Sitrltoai 11iihirI.


Uptown ADVENTURES
NAY leave their favor, for rus srS at the only author
iI,d unfow u advertisement nnce-.
1.2:is B.padway. corner a.. Ji>t It, III Or NJ, a.
tOr West pa II, opposite Graul n.Wrt lIuu, AMI 400
"a hN, cnrii0r pi 4ith Il, untl - T. NJ
NOcNtra charge.
RELIABLE, active man wishes position n,
~ cl rk 81 sHlD ~fil commission would rirr Hf
agency Tor stlhlr articles for Nrw York ana NJ ntr
Addrss RALPH. san up town .lh', .-!ss broadway
RLOOM dale HWos.. fanny sooi, hnvor0
- muttd tu % i-h ANA p-S 81 ,CuInur S -, -
yards below their I'D stand
WANTED young lady situation 4, lAly's
w companion, would rricr travelling, no objection 90
going abroad. hrst ni rrirrci ElArn AMI required,
lhoiosraphs EXCHANGED Aiir's' BoN H'i,, lcum>ch,
Mich.
NIANTED-by an American widow - chli 10
w nurse on lie bottle, roml"t M T. ttkr It iinu ITS
hth whefr II wili have the very hc.toi care ta ani
time. 76i N'h AN, hrst iluor
LIA>TED-A- situation u. 70 nrsl class bread ur cake
w baker Ca nllr tn thkt thrrar.
AidrrssJ. KILLERS, d1 bedford aN, BrookAn
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s'cst mo tounN.


/ S.l WRITING, monthY. nNoAkccnne. am hrctt
N''b -tturN4i, S"ils, va tuuu iVpll.. .Ii hour,
| WA goth u
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Excursions.
-A.-DAILY ROCKAWAY BEACH
EXCURSIONS
F1vB OCEAN EXCURSIONS DAILY
by the steamers OOLuNBiA trtircly now). AMBRiCUs,
and NENERSfNK
- M, .1.-. .rLLA IA
Excursions.

WITH c0NTERNO'S 2jD REulMENT BAND.
AND COLUMBIA GLEE CLvB.
SIXTY MILES SAIL FOR FIFTY GENTS
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tinantlll.
,for SAX anN @ Get.

Sul '~,t.N INV . : H.
RlOoMiNGDNLEE HoS..mncy ...-l.. hn,r rr.
- moved 90 ii- '-i nli r-7 tl ~ ,tniuNt |tI % %
yn.ls loiuw tlcir oii stAl
nFFICEs 70 LET ,.c'ul stor, Sull hnutns
~ mont ami roar. vol 4ghh'i ,ui steam hcatfl Az
iy ~iu PAIL atom phr' NJ ',Au And frnn~inrl %,
1--WE .FuRE i'si S1-.an -. san hHlir. - H.
,ilL.'H htla NJ, lnrur ticc grf t nIi
.n am Arand AilNy 81 lie sun lhh lrHlNu one, 10
ha-.au t.
no Iir-St rc nNur'-. Hni apartments rhrnH,
suitable ior ANA kini% cuisines lnlur at 30 llll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21
Emphatic Deaisi.

The following item appeared in this
mornings EaisYrs,s
1.-THE trial OF the above entitled action
samuel Colnon versus John McCauslandl
was concluded in the District Court ycs-
to-day and given to the jury at . ?. u.
After having been out i've hours the Jury
returned q verdict for the defendant. IL
woull seem. however. from some facts
which have transpired since h rendition
90 tho verdict. that the case Is not yet
fairly out 81 the 'sad. litigious, plaguy
ways' which IL has been following. Last
night John weleh. one Of the jurymen.
stated, after the rendition Of the verdict.
tina, lac hal. during the deliberations Of
the Jury, been casting ballots for the
plaintiff AMI sometimes, 10 vary tho mo-
no,ouy. for tho defendant. When tho
ballot which resulted In the verdict rem
derei was taken, without snpposing IL
would result in q verdict. aud against his
Judgment, lac cast . ballot for the defend
ant. We do not know how Judge Rising
may Wow such . proceeding. but We were
informed last evening that II would be
male by the plaintiff . ground Tor = mo-
ton Tor q new trial.
Mr.. weleh. the gentleman MENTIONED In
tho Above, called at the NEWS Office this
morning and said lao wished TO make a
denial Of the whole AFFAIR." His card ex-
plains itself:
EprroR NLws: ! desire TO call your At
tention to an item In this mornings
Eaie7ri., which places me In q false POSI-
ton before this community. No such
conversation rs Is reported there ever took
place. and the facts sverrcd are not true
In n particular. I did not vote for the
Defendant FROM mere caprice, but because
I thought he wa Ia the right. l was then
and am now satisfied with tho verdict.
The Jury room was quiet and geaeeable
throughout. JoHS L. WHICH,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21
LOUISE CREEK ROUTE.
The Proposed Way Co Rese-siew
Movements In the direct HAIL.
road Buslneas.

There was yesterday filed in tho Office Of
the County Clerk Of this county . copy Of
. map Of the Virginia City and Umatilla
railroad, between Virginia City and Reno.
complied from notes Of a preliminary sur
vey male during the months Of May and
June. 1875. There are two routes mapped
ont. one by way Of the ophir grade and
the other by way Of Louise creek and the
Truekee river. The following certificate
which IL made on the map. however. shows
the approval Of the latter route:
THE Louise creek route from Virginia
City to Reno. via dollhouse. along Louise
creek To Truckee river to . point At Or near
Camp No. 81. on the line Of the Central
Pacific railroad. has been approved by the
Virginia City and umatilla Railroad Com
pany, and we certify the accompanying
map and profile Of said route tn 10 correct.
Up. y. MoHRHARpr. Secretary.
30. II. JOHNSON. President"
The map shows the distance TO be 80
miles. Tho starting point Of the Louise
Greek route IL at or near Cedar Ravine,
no.snU Lar. a. IN. ~ az noun.
,sI. "a ~ Gs,ysr cr.Io 40 Az ,oii.
49, Ths crsdo h .scsnS,ne snS Al
~" h..,;ss, Mac ia, Sset M lie miis.
'I,s,.nes i've miIss Elevation N The TOLL
hou.e' G.iI5 feet. From the ,olI.bouse
Az. ro,,. lear. to The rirht. tov,rd Iou,e
cr.sl ma Long y.llry anal 10 a point
m.,rsi 80 :" distance. five mile. : besyi.
49,, ,i-s,e.,diny gr,Je. 90 f,st IN the milo
si.,s,Ion 90" c.225 feet /: total fan
s9, 60, From noint :. C' 10 .oipt "D'
on ,hs T,uclse ana d miles ont. ,teepe.t
s.eenJinc rr,Je. iOs feet 10 the mile:
,ot.i fall 3'Oii feet: elevation At cps
n fs.t.
tn. Ia, nm, Ma. mappeJ jovn along
Ion.. Crs.I AMI Iong CANYON From
m ,ha - No.. mn he Truelee.
.,r,l.. m. 49, n he mountain 2J miles
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ENDOWMENT.
TIE .sisf Hisssr, or View Esus,.
aida Nine.


Inquiries are 80 numerous with refer.
encs to the new Endowment, which II
just now such q lively flsa at the boards,
that We collats and submit the follow.
ing
The mine was purchased about the
10th Of April last, by DR.. Weber and
w. D. Crane. residents OF Virginia City.
from Alvin Potter and James Sallss, at
q cost Of $50, 900. The mine IL situated
about 10 miles west from Bsllsvills. e.
msralda county. On the LIST Of July they
started q Ave stamp mill OF their own.
which has run constantly on ore from
their mine, and has yielded In bullion.
from 100 tons Of ore, about e29, 900.
The ore Is chiefly carbonate and chic
ride, crushss easily and amalgamatss
freely, yielding BY not crushing an aver
q Of 10 per cent. The company own
the mill, roads and timber, and there
10 sufficient water for . atty stamp mill.
Wood costs 81 80 per cord. and there
Ii plenty Of timber at the mine. No
assessment has been levied. and none
probable. as the bullion produced more
than pays cost Of development. The
shaft Is down 2l6 feet. where the ledge
Ia seven feet wide, and the ore mills
about 800 per ton. Ata distance Of 400
feet from that point they have tunnel In
the ledge some 200 feet In the ssme
character OF ore. which 10 . slate and
qu~srtzits formation, similar to the Ray.
mond & Ely. The mine was iucorpor.
aisd Nay 2. 1877, witha capital Of &c..
00O, 900 In 100. 900 shares, and the FOL.
lowing Trustees: G. W. Crane. W. B.
Crane. Thomas Cole. q. W. Grayson
and DR.. wsbber. Virginia City. Thomas
Cole IL President and O. W. Crane 10
Sscrstary.--S. y. Stock Erchanos, Sept.
19h.
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noscm GERMAN .,Rrr

Gan now be purchased right al hone; T. 10 the
most successful preIant on ever Introduced 10
our people. 70 works like n charm In q cases
Of Cvn.uinption. Pneumonl,. H~inorrhsgcs.
Asthma. sewers Coughs. Group and oil other
Throat ant L.uog Dissases. NO person q sever
used this ma Tie ne without getting immediate
relief. yet there ara great many poor. suffer.
Ing. skepich ressots going about our rtrrefs
with . suspicious cougii. AID the uolcr OF con.
sumption coming frvm the.r iangs. that will
NOT M II. n yon die. Il Il yonr wi fault -
you can 70 10 your druggist and get . sample
bottis fof 10 cents ard try III; three dorss will
am case. Regular size tnly Is rents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21
District Court.

In tho District Court for the First
judicial District Of Nevada, Rising,
Judge, tho following business was trans
acted to-day:
In tho matter Of the estate Of Michael
Lynch. deccascd-will admitted 10 pro.
bate. George T. MAyre. John Egan and
James Kelly appointed appraisers.
Estate Of Mary A. Dem, deceased
Charles Denn appointed administrator.
bond. o.. 800 G. 4. Baker. II. \. Beck and
Evan Williams appointed appraisers.
State OF Nevada vs.. Consolidated Vir.
ginla Mining Company-Hearing Of mo.
ton 10 sot aside default. Motion granted
and judgment opened. Ono day given In
which to plead. tho defendants to pay
costs.
In the matter Of tho Ovcrman Mining
Company to p%crpetuate the testimony Of
John 0vcrman-Deposition taken.
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The Belis.

Sleepy y~irginlsites complain that Vir-
GINA. switch engine keeps them awake by
ringing q bell from morning To night.
Tho ~railroaders will BE- blamed Just the
same whether they ring or not. IL they
hal the misfortune 10 run over q man the
first question the Coroner ask
would he whether the bell was going.
There Is nothing like giving every man .
fair chance. RAILROAD men are a. much
entitled To this a. any other class OF citi-
zens. Not long since 4 man was hurt by
being struck By the evening train IRON
Carson. and q great deal OF stress Was
placed upon the statement that the bell
was not ringing. A correspondent writ
ing n q morning contemporary asserts
that the changing IA kept up from early
morn 10 dcwy eve" This Ia u mistake. As
the writer hereof we'll Knows. Tho ball Of
the Mexico Il never rum except when tho
engine Is Ia motion or about 10 move.
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r.. p...xo I'm an. e,.e of Samuel
col,o, .r.;n,, John NcCau.land. on trial
\. ~. n~,.,,,e, cou,,. The ,nrv gave a yer.
r..-.,- ,.,..,.n, =, IN o,elocl la.t
uies."' IN. .s.. iii n,oh.bly I- .ppeslod
10 ,be supreme Court. o. something over
SIT 900 worth OF stock IA involved; Con
siderable interest has been c'ineeu in 'n'
suit.
THr donkey engine formerly "'"u "
the Brooks oold anu SILVER "in'ns 'on''
pany. near Silver City. was purchased a
few days ago by parties Who shirped ~ 10
SMALL "'. u '"'N SUN
making water lime. or hydraal.c eemen,.
y saia osAis.Noo ILL.,. So
.,
JAMES ".h m o., a,
iavoriie. OF tne sM .ha,, snrsre.
ment on the Is, Of next month.
yormSo has been heard from Major
-, o.. .,n.. M. mdjep Jepart.
nrc. IL Is thought he Is with h's family
way down IN ie""''S''
rur cost Of travel IRON here 10 Tus-
earora Ia IS 80. as follows; From sir-
ginis 10 Reno -; Reno 10 hiA"' s1'' h'A'
TO Tnscarors' ~ ."
srsAron JonS Pirrn % maAins p''pA'
rations 10 commence pnlihias ~ -
house. lie ehpe.,. ~ "A''
,.,, mn nj.
Tnk senooi i'ue '... a.
riet will hold q neenhs UNI, !, ,ui,a;s, =
new sehool.house.
,oxx o,,s, nm ,hs Carson
TIME o..
snW,r;snt vater IN the stream to run tho
mills.
No r,.s, saw.
r,...,o,, I. n hal place for poor men.
vii le,vo for that locality 10 morrow.
or..x william Davis
w. ehrgc AGAINST o"''' a.
mis-. sr nation OF The District Aitorney.
A..
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Michael l.yseh'. wiii.

Tho will Of Michael Lynch. who died In
San Francisco recently, has been admitted
TO probate. Its provisions are .s follows 4:
I give. bequeath and devise to my wife.
Margaret Lynch. and our children. viz :
Ellen NJ. Lynch. Maggie Lynch. Edward
". Lynch. Charles ". Lynch and Agnes
v. Lynch. all my estate, real and personal.
and wheresocyer situated. that I may die
possessed Of or entitled to In the world
The same TO bo divided between them
equally. share and share alike. except as
hereinafter stated. Charles Lynch, 500
900 Miss Ellen Lynch. 5000 : Mrs. Ann
Rogers, 5000; Elizabeth L~ynch-for the
benefit Of her three children 5000;
Catholic Orphan Asylum Of Virginia City,
5000; Catholic Orphan Asylum at Grass
Valley. California. $1,000; Catholic Or
phan Asylum at Petaluma. California.
81 goo Father Manogue, 5000.