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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14
[sr.cilL DnrArcurs TO mi GoLD Hill
DAILY NEwsl
Ths ~ LouIa Hire.

a.
tho ruins last evening" supposeu 70 w
those Of Q child. proved TO BE- those OF q
DOG. Tbs bodies of the man and woman
" n.-.,s., :. m 7
iounu '"aAy "''o .a'n..
Clark aud vile OF Sorth Adams' aAssa'
chusetts. Tho lady was identified by the
dre,. .be wore and the gentleman by his
=.
~ A..
j. 4. RUSSELL ehiei engineer VI '"e
hotel. stated his experience. which throws
acme light on the origin OF the fro. He
says he left the eugine-room about ii.30.
leaving an assistant In charge. and went
TO his room on the fifth floor. near the bag
gage elevator. He was aroused about five
minutes past one o'clock by the shrieks Of
women. He hurried out. and found the
hall filled with smoke, which came from
the freight elevator. but saw no fire. He
started for the south part Of the house. TO
descend BY the servants stairway. and was
Obliged 10 crawl on his hands and knees "
prryent suffocation, the smoke wa so
asnse. There ware women ON the fifth
0oor. CRYING ~piteously for HELM, whom he
,oIJ N ioiIov MIN to The lower floor. Some
JiJ 40 hnt he otbers vero too distracted,
npn,Sx ~ toIlow him FINALLY he
rsIchs.I ,Ss dininr.room floor. passed. into
,hs li,chsn and descended by the basement.
Here no iouna 'he SMOKE se,y ueAs na
,hs' ,ne pump eor..;on .nS ,hs, soTs ~
he employss had been throwing water ON
the fire. which at the time was raging furi-
ously In the store'room.
a nSa5's H. nt %..omar Sno,hs, VA. mn,
on and he then nut the pumps at work
again and turned . stream ON the fire.
This was continued until tho fire became
so hot and spread so lar that they were
obliged 10 fee for their lives. They made
their exit through the basement, under
the rear part OF the building, and emerged
ON Elm street. His statement shows con-
clusively that efforts were made 10 snbdue
the fire before the guests In the house
were aroused or any attempt made W
notify them That the building was burn.
ing. II seems pretty certain AT All
events. u Is extensively b~elieved-that the
hotel was known to be on fire by the en-
ployss for from twenty minutes 10 hali M
hour before the hro department was hou-
fled. Russell also STATES tnat Inere wasa
Pile OF maitresses IN one csrner VI w.
store-room ana y 10, OF iooso n,ir, ahu
about v ieet from .ncm on 'no noo' VIZ
box In when tne s'ock Oh matches WAS
kept. Hethinks the mattresses anu matches
had q great deal To do with Inc origin OF
the fire.
The following guests In the hotel on the
pioht ~ thu Are are still u~naccOuutel for.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14
e,Lp I'LL. . SATURDAY. APRIL Il. is77

The Gold Hin 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 fol-
business, mining and al
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14

LsoH's KAMAuox makes beautiful. elossy.
hxuriant hair; prevents TIA falling out or turn.
ing rAy. II has stood the test OF forty YEAR.
y ehafmingiy psnumsd, and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14

GEOGRAPHIC.
The Terrible Catastrophe
In st. Louis.
A LIST OF THE HOTEL GUESTS
STILL MISSING.
Rakins Up the Ruins In Search OF
Bodies.
the LOUISIANA COMMISSION UT.
TfRlY DISCOURAGED.
fhey Can Do Iothing to Paeify
Nichols.
THE PREsIDgNr II NOTIFIED
THAT PACKARD II THE
LEGAL GOVERNOR.
which Ought TO Settle the Whole
Question.
ALL PROSPECTS OF PEACE IN
EUROPE GONE.
tsrscIAL DnrArcuEs TO M GoLp HILL
DAILY Nrws1
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THE GREAT MAGIC CROSS
$500 Reward.
GOLD HILL
pEPARTM z Mt.

FIRE z Mt.
- d
NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN Gold Hill Fire DEPARTMENT that the annual
election for one Chief Engineer. one First
assistant Engineer and one hecond Assistant
Engineer. will he held on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1877,
A. the House Of Yellow Jacket Engine Com.
paoy. No.a. Polls open from . O'Clock ?. y.
I'LL o O'Clock p. n.
JUDGES OF INJECTION:
W. O. CoswELI. VIZ. Hr. DoAxK. W. II. DAY.
sIXTY.DAY ROLL.
Cnief Engineer. .........s.....s hkhrkpt
First Assistant Engineer. . .CuAs. X. NurTALt
second Assistant Engineer. ......PErs TulLr
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R. SIMMONS

Ts RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCED AZ. a
j Csndidale FOR the once OF Town Marshal OF
Gold Hill Of the coming " election, subject
10 the decision OF the people. mhjOtd,
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EDWIN F. HALL

D EsPRCTsuLLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
~ 90 candidate FOR the once OF Town Marshal
Of aold Hill at the ensuing election In hsy
rext, subIect 10 the decision OF the people.
mhl6t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14

DRsPRcTPuLLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL o. candidate for Town Marshal OF dold
Hill Ct the coming municipal election. subject
TO the declslon Of his friends and fellow Gu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14

rs REsPEcrPULLY ANNOUNCED Az
candidate for reelection To the ONCE OF
Town Treasurer Of Gold Hlll...subject to The de-
cision of the people. mriItd'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14

r. RRspECrPULLY ANNOUNCED Az
i candidate for Town Marshal OF 0old Hill, at
the coming municipal election, subject TO the
Asclsisn ofthe Deoule. mrlItd~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-25
From Thursdays Daily. ]
County Jail.


Mr.. Len Wines Inns furnished us tho
following list Of prisoners now confined
in the County Jail OF this county.
Richard Triplott. imprisoned Nov. 8,
1919; charged with grand larceny
i''m LRmoille Valley.
HHgh ArnoIi, imprisoned Nov. 10,
1876; CHARGED with burglary - from
EI:o.
Tim Sullivan, imprisoned Nov. 10,
1876; charged with burglary - from
Exc.
=. 5. = ospcr nlins Frcnchy, impris.
cord Dec. 0, 1876; charged with grautl
l"rccny from South Fork.
Joseph Smith, imprisoned Dec. Z,
1876: serving sentence "f 90 dnys for
m:hdomcnnor.
john McGuirc, imprisoned Dec. 30,
1876; charged with grand lnrccny-from
Elko.
Ro''cit Crnzici. Imprisoned Jan. IG;
chm ed with murder from Elko.
All Lin, Imprisoned Fob. 0; serving
sentence for pe".' larceny.
Alb run, Imprisoned Feb. . deriving
Sen'onco for petty larceny.
All Lung, Imprisoned Fob. &c; serving
sentence for petty larceny.
Richard Osborne, Imprisoned Feb.
IN; serving sentence for mis,lrmcn,,o,
from ElkO.
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JuIitce Court.

Richard Osburne was discovered by
Deputy Sheriff Baugh on Monday en-.
deavoring to make forcible entrance
into the back yard OF Mr.. Muller, tho
druggist. Baugh inquired Of him what
he WAS doing. whereupon he made nn
assault upon his questioncr. Tho OIL
Ger finally succeeded in arrcsting him,
aud being tried before Justice Taylor,
he WINS found guilty OF assaulting nu
officer and was given thirty days in the
County Jail. Osborne is said TO DO
from Eureka; we wonder IL this is the
sRme Osborne referred to in the follow
ing article which We take from tho
Eureka Sentinel Of last Saturday, or did
they have two Dick Osbornes up there?
Dick Osborne. who WAS few days
ago liberated from the County Jail, after
serving II six months term. il again in
limbo. Yesterday ho tried to take pos
session Of cabin occupied by Edward
Dockcry, and put head on tho occu-
pant. Constable Sicfsay made tho ar.
rest. This fellow has boon living at the
county's expense for yenr past and
should DO mndo to do q little service oil
the streets. lie will be tried to-dny.
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co,v-catcIlcr VS.. Work Steer.

A case which might be entitled as
above occurred yesterday morning. Az
the westward bound passenger train was
coming into town, n long-horned work
steer Of the rawboned species, not hcv-
ing the fear of the cow-catcher before
his eyes, stood on the track and allowed
himself 10 DO shovelcd mp and thrown
into the ditch. Still not being satisfied
lie bounced his head out far enough so
that tho engine steps Knocked Off one
horn aud tho steps OF tho baggage and
express cars gathered copious supply
Of hair as they passed him. From tho
amount Of hair on the different points
where tho cars struck him it is TO be in
ferrcd thut lie did not retain any very
lnrge quantity OH his hide. Wo nro i'll
formed that the steer still lives, and That
the cow-catchcr is laid up for repairs.
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COI,rt prNcrrIIInrN.

District Court for the Ninth Judi:iul
Distr.c. convcacd for the February
term OIL t3e 18th, nj IL O'Clock A. n.
Tbs list Il GfGnd JLro:s was caliet;:,
md all were present. The jurors we've
informed by the CoI:t that tho panel
wUnld not be drawn until today Mt 10
O'Clock, and thut all would be c1c;ls cd
until that time. The civil calendar was
then called:
S. Z. G0ulc: vs. L. Fan0fT; set Tor
Nnrch Gin.
james T. Quiglsy VI. q. Z. Il. Il.
Co.; Set for March 9th.
l.. Wi!scy VS.. MHrdis s. NJ. Co.;
judSmcr; D.: defmult ordered catered ia
favor OF plaintiff.
Court adjourned unit! today at II
o'clock.
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NOTES..

TX Elizabeth, New Jersey. tho single
men are assessed one dollar moro poll
tax than tho married men. They pay
It cheerfully rs tax on lnxuries. E..
PUrSEr. Vermont, is concerned FOR n
10 year old girl who has occasional
frances, during which tho chair in
which shc may be sitting waltzes about
the room. 90.
"THEY must have n feeble constitu-
ton i'll Congress" says Mrs. Parting
ton, "if they haven't got power enough
among 'cm to count few votes. Why,
Isaac would do it III FIVE minutes by
simple admonitlon." ~
a sERvASr who plumcd herself upon
being employed i'll gcnteel fumily was
asked tho deiipition Of tho term.
"whcre they have two or three kinds
of vino and tho gentlemen swear, !"
WAS tho reply.
A CHICAGO man, was detected in mn
attempt to conceal deep excavation in
his front yard by a thin covering Of
lath and snow, finally admitted that he
was building M Ashtabula bridge for
his mothor-in-lRw. .....
IT is pity that Bob Ingcrsoll could
not have been mndo member OF tho
Electoral Tribunal. lie says that the
Louisiana Returning Board would hnvo
been justified in throwing out oycry
Democratic vote in the State. - 49,.
FOURTEEN were immersed nj The Bap.
list Church Sunday evening by Rev.
Mr.. Arnold. This is the result Of the
several weeks of revivnls held. On
this OCCASION the house WINS crowded 10
its utniost.-Reno STATE Journal.
a FAcErIoUs person went into q vii
lnge shop, Rn1 was observed TO be look
ing about, when the proprietor remark
cd TO him that they didn't keep whisky.
at would save you q good mnny
steps il you did," was the visitors re-
ply.
A COMPANY has been formed in
Switzerland for unearthing the village
OF Plurs in Graubunden, which was
overwhelmed by fall Of rock i'll 1913,
nearly one thousand persons persisted
A rich booty il hoped for from tho
shops, factories and churches.
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(Fio'n Tuesdays Daily.1
Tome JIIIl.IntrI.


The fnci thuL our markets. aro sup
piled to u very great extent, with pro-
ducts imported from California nnd
Utah, does not speak well for tho euer-
gy md enterprise Of our farmers. or
Course there nre good many articles
which cannot be produced here. these
We have no reference to, but we do re-
fer to such products NJ eggs. chickens,
butter, cheese, and many other articles
which can DO produced here just as
we'll AZ i'll California or Utah, and for
which the Inhabitants OF this county
send OH very large sum Of money
annually, which might just MS we'll be
kept nj home by our farmers turning
their attention 10 the production Of those
articles, and supplying our markets
with them. There is no proprIety in
our farmers complaining Of hard times.
when they fail to compete with pro.
dnccrs outside OF the State, who in nd
dition TO the expense Of production,
hnvo to pny tho cost Of transportation,
which operates a. protective tariff i'll
fnvor Of OUR own farmers. When the
tino arrives in which tho people Of our
county anvil themselves full, o. the I'd
vautnges and resources which our soil
and cl:nrtc eTor,l, then i:Icro will be
pros; 4 ,ty rs much superinr to our
present condition, Rs tho latter is supe-
riUr 10 the condition Of the aboriginal
ShOshonG before the advent OF tho
white population.
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Invitation IterrIvcd,

We acknowledge the receipt OF nm in
vitation TO attend the Masquerade BALL
to be given by the Curlin Library Asso-
chiffon oil February 22d. We will state
in this connection that Mr.. Paddock the
railroad ticket ngcnt here, informs us
that he will sell excursion tickets TO
those who wish to 90 from this place,
aud that tho evening and morning
freight trains will he run 30 MS to accom-
mediate those attending from here.
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pnIRcnHcra.

The members Of tho Cabinet OF the
fugitive President Of Mexico. Yglesias,
wero passengers on tho enstern.bound
train on Monday evening. Lerio, IN.
other claimant OF the Presidency Of that
country, is in New York, and it is sup.
posed that tho pnrly above mentioned
are going East for tho purpose OF con-
sailing with Lerdo with view of form
lug nn alliance to e=pel tho de fac. o
President Diaz.
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Car,on Corrr,non,Irnce.
CARSON, Feb. 10, 1877.

SAESOS1 teO. ~ 1911.
Editor Endcpendrni:-Tho week just
ended has been lively one in the his
tory Of the Legislature, and us there
has been n disposition manifested by
paid and influential lobby in the inter
est of the bonanza kings to defeat the
will of the people by so.called coin
promise bill, introduced by the Ways
and Means Committee in tho Senate,
the excitement has been ut fever heat.
The compromise bill is known rs Sem
nte bill No. 12G, md is virtually sub
stitute for Nichols Assembly bill No.
%. II il simply n surrender Of what
every convention held in tho State last
Fall resolved was the will of the people
md tho right of the State. II Senate
bill No. l2G is not tho creation of the
attorneys OF the Consolidated Virginia
and California Mining Companies, md
intended rs threat to the law makers
Of Nevada, to cocrcc them to MI humble
obedience to tho bchest Of q money
power, ii certainly gives the lie to its
appearance. Tho paid agents of these
Companies have made the capital ring
within the last forty-cight hours by
cracking the whip Of their masters here
and there md everywhere, perfectly re-
gardlcss Of every clniin to dcSency. II
is time that !!:ese a:s.:, these bold aud
impcrlincnt owners Of silver mines
should DC taught that they canlIut with
hold quarter Of a million of dollars
belonging to the people aud then come
into tho Capitol of the State, whip and
spar, Md with tie mir Of Urgands die
into when. how ard in what amount
they shall pay their taxes. The law rs
it exists should have been enforced the
pnst two years, and then we should not
bo called upon to sec the lens, Hobbies,
nnd even the very halls of both branches
OF the Legislature invaded anI crowded
by tho miserable creatures who boast
TINT they cnn buy both Senate and AS
sembly. Why this bold shamlcssness +?
Is It because they have encouragement?
Al"S, it may be so, but lot the Represen-
tatiSe who dare Outrage and tr:Ga with
tho people by submitting to the demands
OF the compromise bill now befo.e the
Senate, look to tho fdla=o and there lie
will See his political damuation. Soft
words, Mr.. Editor, is not in place when
o'itIcising tho conduct OF these blood
suckers apon the pockets OF the pour
mnn. Honey is not the nectar that the
people should give these slanierers of
tho honor and integrity OF the State.
Far DO 1t from your correspondent to
indulge in denunciation not in keeping
with the circumstances around him, bat
when ho sccR the Capitol bcsieged by
mn army OF agents in The service OF un-
scrnpuious corporations. trying every
means that money con suggest to shape
tho policy Of Legislation, then patience
ceases to bo vi;tuc." and the public
press becomes the only medium through
which to warn the people against the
giant OWL.
Shepherds Estray bill passed The
Senate "n Friday Last, by ,ciy han J.
some majority. II it shonld pass iEe
Assembly. II will go II great why 10 iTo.
tect stock raisrrs who are now sufferers
from dcprcdniions. committed With iuI &.
Punity nndor the present law.
FID2:..rsL.
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Departed.

Our old timo fellow twonsmnn, G. N
Banks, took his departure yesterday OIL
the westward bound train. Mr.. Banks
has for number of years been ConstG.
bic i'll this place, and for skill Nd do.
tectiye, and efficiency as IN officer. has
proved success. He goes from here
to Colfnx where no is promised n stun
ton in tho employ of Well. Fargo &
Company, who are fortunate in obtain.
ing his services.
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Lime.

MT. q. G. Crane informs us hint II IN
his intention, M soon ~ the frost il Gus
OF tho gT0nnd TO commence tho work Of
burning lime to supply this rrarkc1 dur
ing the coming season. This il q move
In tho right direction. Heretofore
about tb-ec- ;ou:ths Of the limo used
hero Inns been imported from Clipper
Gap. California at an exponso for freight
alone of nbout Sl3 per ton. This fact
seems worry strange considering the cir.
cumstauco TINT wo hnvo M abundance 0i
tho bost quality o! Limestone right hero
ut our doors. Let III in tho future
manufacture our own lime and keep tho
money hero Mt home which wo hayo
heretofore sent out Oh The county 10 pny
for II.
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District Court.

District Court convened yesterday nj
10 O'Clock. The following persons were
dra~n TO servo NJ Grand Jurors for tho
present term: a BiIcl, q. ". Cooling
ton, J. ]. Campbell. $. NJ. Beard, G..
Is. Abel. d. v. Johnston, John Aiulcy,
John. Crocker, G. j. Cox. n. Il. Gibbs,
Geo. Seitz. II. L. Esan. q. Is. IInight.
FL. Franks, J. II. Taber, A. W. Gcd-
ney, W. A. uaney. q. b. Abel wns mp
pointed Foreman by tho Court.
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NII,IIn pic.

When ono Of the market women yes.
erday asked Brother Gardner II tho
sight Of fresh baked minco pic didn't
make his mouth wnter. no looked from
mince pie TO fried boluogne and back to
cold biscuit. and ho replied: "Dnr wuz
a time when it did. In dozc good olo
days OBJ long ago, when dey built miuco
pies ow'h moat. apples, brandy an
spices, dar WAS successive laundering
to git up close to minco pie. But in
desc days, when dey croct such pics
out'n dc iust grizEe, au' dc fust apples,
nm dc fust Pickings, dat como hundy,
null Oh do top crust, and ScoIlop dc
edges wid dar false teeth. Why, Use
gwinc to stan 'roud' an' take tho chan.
ccs on finding cocoanut in dc gutter"
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hlarIIttI,.

Ono Of our Subscribers feels suinu-
what ssnr,lcd nj the astounding Lisclos.
'nrcs made by tho Chronicle concerning
tho quality Of tho wNtor nj SnE Fran.
cisco, mud IL going to have his well cy-
ninincd by III expert, and. pending the
result OF tho examination, no will pro-
euro his wafer dowr town. At any rntc,
that ~ what 40 told NJ when wo not
him carrying n dcmijohn home lust
might. -Rcpci,fc.
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[From Saturday 3 Daily.l
Carson correspondence.

CARSON, Fob. 70, 1877.
Editor jTdrprnd6ni:--.Tho bonanza
kings aro waxing hot and tho State Act,
taxing lullion. or rather the net pro.
cecds Of the mines, is to day the all
absorbing question. A neat bar has
been fitted MP over Tho Carson Bank
and members nro bull-loscd to their
hearts content free OF charge. As 10
what will DO tho result ia quito ovidont
and n fow days will tell the sorrowful
Btory-cnpital against labor and capital
will win. Notwithstanding tho very
pronounced and emphatic will Of the
people nnd tho pledges OF members in
relation TO tho maintenance OF tho bul.
lion Tux Rs II now Is, 1 SEQ signs OF
weakening, aud predict Tint n coImpro-
mise will he made, thus acknowledging
TINT money Is king and corporations can
nnddo dictate tho Legislation OF tlis
Statc. Whit shall wo do? say God
help tho poor people for tho end Is not
yet.
Will write you ut length from notes
carefully taken when this hurry burly
IL done. YESf,
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fiOmr Il California.

The vito Of orr tuwnsinpn. Mr.. NJ.
McGdfncy, has gone 10 California OH
account Of her hcnltl, sho hnving been
1"itc lnw for sOmU time with consuInp.
ton. Her parents reside in snn Jose,
ard sho has gone there 10 SEQ II n
chnngo OF climate will not DO mn ad.
vantage to hor.
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TuERE is something refreshing in
the absolute nstonishmcnt that visitors
to printing ollico sometimes display
at tho commoncst thing. "What Is
lhht black looking thing standing up In
that cosncrT' Is sometimes aal;cd by an
unEophislicntcd observer, nnd tho near.
cs! typo answers: "rhat Is the printing
oGIico towel. Wc always stand II up In
tho corner"
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Settled,

Tho Insurance Agents hnvo finished
tho work Of adjusting Mr.. Chamberlain y
loss, md ind no Is entitled to 81 900,
under his policies. Mr.. Chamberlain
Ia satisfied and has conc below to 70.
ccivo his money. While thcrn ho will
decide upon his plans for The future
S.die J0n,Hai,
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The nnIl.

The ball given by the X. S. BIS on
Thursday night. at tho Depot Hotel,
was largely attended aud proved IN
eminent success in every respect. AS
supper WAS served at the Gem Restau.
rant, Mrs. Ford's aud other places out.
side Of the Hotel, the entire dining
room was used for dancing purposes all
the evening and until 1870 the next
morning.
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SnYO Nour Teeth,

DR.. Il. j. ID. Dc Voc, surgeon dentist,
from GIG henrny Street, San Francisco,
has arrived in EllSo. Those desiring
his services nro invited 10 call OH him
ut the Centennial House. All opera
lions warranted Gcst-claSs, at San Fran
cisco prices. Orders promptly attended
10. - -I24-lw
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BUnhiSGToS HaTkrye: Ono Of tho
Indy teachers in the Peoria High School
went out cOnsting short time ngo.
But tho cunning Of her girlhood Ind
forsakcn her. for she slecrcd wildly,
and before slc got half way down tho
hill she ran into two slcds and over
throc boys, Knocked tho ovorslloos or n
fnt imam, scared II woman with market.
basket and baby into commissions,
ran under COW, aud knocked n howl
rs long rs eiothns.linc out Of dog,
nnd finally went bulgIug through rail
fcncO md scalpcd herself and broke
her leg. And slo only weighed 1O2
pounds when she started. Truly. IN
the midst OF lifo NO arc In mischief,
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