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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28

TnrHE will b- q session % the District
Court next saturday. september l. at
which time the law calendar will be called.
The regular Jury business will he taken mp
Monday. september J.
JACK N,0LE. with his bride. arrived by
thi. mornings train. lie Was married a
week ago In Sacramento, since which time
he has been enjoying his honeymoon at
Lake Tahoe.
Tur creditors % LIKE COMMIT. bank
rup,. met ia Virginia City yesterday.
There were no assets, and ~. q. Blanch-
ard was appointed assignee.
Tur steam drums and steam PIPES 81
the new set Of bsilers at the Gould and
Curry were yesterday being covered with
a coating Of asbestos.
Tar certificate. Of the corrected lists Of
officers Of tho Hale and Norcros- and Saw.
ags Mining companies have bcen died ae-
cording IN law.
A rsrIrIoS in bankruptcy la. been fled
by Mr.. Sullivan o. the firm Of sullivan 4
Mccarthy. grocers. Of South G street Viz
s"
Grrr's" trunk sno" ",, .N
Injury in Virginia City. IL only costs
,aornine.
~ IN =,
- al Ii,,e and Norcro.s mines
the water IL lowered about seven ftetA
day.
JuDos MosEs has decided tha' !, "n-
lawful for the business men Of Virginia
CITY 10 hang their signs across the side-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
Cersasr's inquest.

An inqucs, into the matter Of the death
Of Samuel Banton. killed at the Petaluma
mill. Gold Hill. last Saturday. Was held
yesterday. The Nkws has already pub
lished the facts In the case. Nothing new
was Developed. Deceased was . native OF
Maine and was forty-six YEAR, Of age. The
verdict VI the Jury was to the eject that
Bsnton came TO his death through an scci-
dent which 1t was impossible for him to
foresee and avoid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
EsrrcIAL ArrR>rIos uEnY.

Notice the "etar Ilsniedies." DR.. Van
Dykes %"AnlLbllious cufe"i Ia preferred to oil
other d. spspt'c medicines. yiut. Il does no,
er,pe. recona, 10 dp~- not nanscais. Third.
10 10 plrasan, 10 taste and shell.
"Trvnt OIL Oinimsst" IL prepared from Lake
Tahoe Trout, aud IL The best Liniment IN tho
world for rheumatism. Neurs.xia and spralns.
DO 10 Jour druggist. get . sample tottls VI
eprh. frec Of charge. Trout on. 81 cents p.r
bJtile; Anti.bilious Cure. one dollar. aui5 iy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28

lry rur A. AND r. IrLEaGAru LiSsl
SAX FE,Scisco, Aug. 2s-2;i5 =. NJ.
Yellow Jacket. iON.
E~Schequer. Gu.
Savage. "a.
Sierra Nevada. 40.
California. 2oS.
Con. Virginia, s2S.
Ophir. II.
Justice. i2s.
nullion. T..
Union Con-. Sc.
pcfree-. i.3j.
Grand Prixe. i5s.
Gould 4 Curry. %.
BAeher. So.
Eureka Con. 3sts.
Savage. ~.
Yellow Jacket. lO's.
ophir. lGa.
Mexican, iOa.
Hest \ Beleher. H..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
VACANT PLACES

In the dental ra' Ia will never DC ur u 20, are
particular with Jour teeth. and elesnse them
every day with that famous iooth.wssh, 700
DON'T. From youth TO old ass u vii keep
the enamel ppotlc.s and unlmp,lred. The
teeth OF persons Who use o JbONr have a
hue, while the breath 10 pur ned. and rendered
sweet and fragrant. u II compts-d OF rarr
antissp,ic herbs and 10 entirely fiee from the
Objectionable apa iuIuriou, inuvdents Of
Tooth Pastcs ttc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
TnR PA,.AcR RATING STAND.

For . roat Of beef nneieeiled In Storey
county. 20 to Thomas Ireron's Ealing Stand.
In the Palace Sairon. 70. ! North @ strtet
Virginia city. Fresh oystsrs nj all hosp In
-vesy Style. Forty miners always on hand u
nlghf. For tas'y. home style Of cooking. and
the best and frcs, tst Of ell that the markets
Try IL. apis m
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q, n. gALLuP

O. II. oALIur. Opposite the BANK OF califoi'
nls, Gold HIN, keeps constantly ON nan" ~
favsrite brands Of Imported csss,s. ono'ee on
.sh.pm uioes. mutt, candles. fns eulerS. and
-. srd tasey enods OF all kinds. sp3s m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
sTOCR REPORT.
nan Francisco Beard.


LAST xvkSrSa.
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SIS Rs,mond \ KY. ~, IN -
10 Eureks Goa -. 3S, Sk. Wbo
100 Jaeaton. 81 M
30 fhenix, l b1o
ts0 Alps, ~
SO RE Patch. 4, AIS
NIX Consolidated. ~
40 "A Dorado South. Coz
2o Leopard. AZ. 40
iOSO GliA. sc
100 Psnther. t,t5, it0
80 Northern belle. iiS. II
iiO0 Hus.sy. coc. sc
5 Manhattan. IN
40 General Tho ass. sc
as DE frs-s ltO
2oJ brand Hrrs. i5S IS.
2eo Ar.eata. i.to, i.Ss
itOo NsvaIb. lSO
~ MOODS. GAG so
pcO Nsu Coco, So. Sc
$50 Minnist,a Belle. LOO. i.sS
40 holden Chariot. Us
2D Umpire udah"l. 5,3S, a9
sD foormsn. iOc
Tso Leeds. i.So
lsYo Justice. iiy., u.. irs
2tn Con. Virginia. u.
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soo lpp-rial. soe Sc
$50 yellow jacket, 10. 10. BIS, ~. 10, i"e''
~ bs
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80 Hale 4 Sotcro-s. $50
no Mexican. ~. D..
7ss 0ouid B Curry. w. .. 81. 81. a.. So So
50
AS bs-i q Dslehsr.i.
Z $40 Os-rnan. 2sh
ca Cslifornizs2ss,.zs
80 Buillon. So
30 Csi~ian,s. : ~. . Is. $50 ITO
SIS SIERRA Nsv.da. $50. ago
rRI. roHsiss.
CAS- Ophlr. II. IN. liz
,s.O Mexican. iOh. To-.
tlt, uou. a and ur,y. ~. -. ~
Ess Be.i and Esleher. iss. is..Iss
pis California. .. s<. nS. o.os
Sls Con Virginia. 81. Jis
tD On Jllar. ~. Ssk M
ik5 Hale = Norer %. s.,sS
~ Crown Point. Alo, ~ y
iStO Yslos Jacket. los. iOS biO
TfD5 IaspstiAi. s5e bio
10 Ksntuck. c
$50 AIphA. ~. nk, IL.
IS Islchtf, "
nj Confidence. AN
iIs sierrs Nevada. .io. tis.ts.tS''o'H
40
Ieo ut.h. ils "a
80 Bullion. TJ..a
SIS Exch-qasr. 10
- Ssg. b-leher. 81
Nd Osermzn. ~. IN, IN "a
s&0 Justice. iss, Nv. IL, ij's, ijs o."
- Caledonia. I. 3as
D Union Con-. ~. o.,o
40 Julia. t.gD. i1s
90 silver HUI. ~. u, fsS
A. Chsllense. III
o. Dayton. ooc
s4D Nss York. 5c
I0O Darianellrs,
o. Occidental. T5c
AGO Leviaihan. tG
ND Lady w~sshington, %
2OD Andes. sc
$50 Well Fargo. Sc
30 Prospect. M
40 North Con. Virginia. ise
IN Trojan. sc
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iso Best \ B%leher. is., is'., 'sS
~ Julea, IN
i0o south Justiee.t
10 Lsviathsn. SIC
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
A CARD.

To al Who are suffering from the errors and
indl.ersiious Of youth. nervous westnras. early
decay, loss OF manhood. etc. will send .
receipt that will cup YOU. PRE- ~ ciiAnoE.
rhls grsst rvn~iy VA discovered by . iss.on.
ary In South America. send . self-aid,e-sed
envelope 10 the REv. JOSEPH 7. IMAM
station D, Dib!a House. New York City.
nnhN0 Am
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
yRon a DIsTISdUIsnED JunIsr.

~ have tried the PERUVIAN srRrr and the
resnlt faily s~ustsins your prediction. 10 has
made \ new mau " me infused Into my sys
tenn new vlgor and energy. sm no longer
trrmul0ue and dsbiiita,ed - wheu you last
saw me. bat stronger. hearti~r. ard with largsr
capacity for labor. mrniai And physical. than
a any time during tho last hvo years." toid
By all drugKists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
Monstary.

Sgw yoRK. August 2s-ii \. n.
Currency. 9G1 @g6S.
silver. Sa@jt.
Trades. 81. sto5.
Gold opened at ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28


Ok Hn TnAvKLs.-E. L. Stern. II. W.
Grand Master Of the Order Of Odd Fellows
Of this State. has Just paid an oficial visit
to the Brethren Of the Order at Winnie
mucca, Austin and Belmont. aud IL now
on his way 10 visit tho Brethren Of Eu.
rska, at which place he will arrive this
evening. He hnds travel by stage in the
Eastern portion Of the State very rough.
hot and dusty. II 10 his intention TO visit
all the Lodges Of the Order In Eastern
Nevada before bis return.
TnE CRrAM.-Not the cream OF Tartar.
bu. tho cream OF good ice cream men Is
Charley Legatc. When you hear his little
Ice cream cart come jinslins down the
street, with Charley himself and his pretty
little dog on the seat, driving. you can 10
suro Of getting the full worth Of your
money In tho choicest Of Ice cream II you
will Inst hail Charley Legate. Agsrsvste
him properly and he will call at your
house.
PxnsoSAL.-w. h. Rison. formerly 30
we'll known as one Of tho business men OF
uold Hill. arrived this morning from Ban
Francisco, where he has been rusticating
for the last year or 20. He fnds plenty OF
old friends 10 shake hands with, and looks
festive. hearty and wide awake. ~ OF old.
He will stop In town q day or two. and
then proposes taking . trip south towards
Aurora, a. le has some valuable mining
intcsests In that section TO look after.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
p11IIC sPsAKRR

And singers will hnd Browns Broaehiul
rroches beneficial In clearing the voice BET 70
,pesklns or singing. AID relieving the throa.
sitsr any e~yertion NJ The veal o.sanr. For
Coughs and Colds the Troch's are edsciual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
suec...rn, .pp,,e..s..


The Board Of Examiners completed their
lab,r last evening. To obtain . hrst-
grade certificate IL VAS necessary to aver
ago sevent, dive per cent. In oil the
branches. Tho following arc entitled to
certificates upon the averages given I:
Miss Annie Batterman. 20 ; Miss Alice
Hsbicht. 90; Mis- Mary 0'farrell, 20;
Miss Jennie Hodgins, Is; Mis-. Hat
rs. Miss Lizzie Greenwood got
an average Of c. per cent. on first
grade questions. which will entitlo her to
. second-grade certificate. Successful up.
pllcants can obtain their certificates by
calling at County Superintendent Pas
more's Office. In the Bank Of California
building. any time between II and 8 Q. Y.
next Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28

CREMATION has been lcgallzod 10 the
canton Of Zurich, Switzerland. under
certain sanitary restrictions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28

Euo orehs war ia tne EAST.
Nkw York. August 27.-London mai
advices say Colonel wellesley's report
that tho charges Of cruelty and barbarlty
by Russian troops during the pending Wal
are ~unfounded. is generally accepted u
just and accurate. On the other hand,
evidence Of tho msrciless t~orturings and
killing Of wounded and prisoners by Turk
ish regulars, as we'll a. Bashi-Bazonks. Ii
overwhelmingly cumulative. Among tho
witnesses Is the German military attscho
at Russian headquarters who accompanied
General daurko's expedition after the
Turks had abandoned the Chipka Pass.
This ofioer accompanied at ambulance
party TO pick MP the wounded. They found
none living tho Turks had beheaded
them oil ~ we'll a the prisoners. The
corpses, frightiully mutilated. and bearing
maro. Of indcscribable and sickening
torturcs. lay all along tho road. The
heads were found In heaps among the
Turkish tents. Another crolibls witness
writes from Armenia that tho entire pop
ulation Of many villages has been sIter-
minated. the men killed and the women
appropriated or sold AZ slaves. The most
prominent Christian members Of these
communities wero tied 10 tree trunks.
covered with nsphtha anil pitch aud then
burned alive.
The Turkish Minister has received thu
following from the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs Of Turkey : Tho inhabitants OF
Torlar, In tho district az Rasgrad, seven
hours distant from Rustehuk, %two.thirds
OF them Christians, having refused to sur
render, their houses, numbering 400. and
their churches were burnel. Whom the
Russians entered Caziabey. q village Of
the district Of Eski.Sashra, 400 Mussul-
mans. who hal sought refuge 10 different
places and amohG WHOM wero wo% ~
enui."' WIZ wnssnI,o.n anil ibree
~ VI ., ,..na mo"aJad and their
.n,'Saa, w az nn,v ores vino escancd
.huaIeh WIZ HM ,,.n ,h;r,y Mns,ni.
.no 'nasu Aao,"a sran, Tirnor.
MANS VINO ,aa emis snI nn,ss,i.
were carrieu on ny So. ~, 49,
ans VINO torcipiy .oon 'non, y,
Aiter having oompeIicu '"1 ~
wear Cnristian costume heou. 40
teiesrsplis mo ioilowihs e ~
the country wnofe MS a,thy "l"'s,,ns :
Mussuiihah VILLAGES IN ,nouis'Ii,."
Sashra ,ro the scsnss o, a,ir.n.
ties On uhe part OF 'ho onoHnyi s,"
near ou.a eSery man I"a" =,
AMI women wsru ""'ps" "
change their names u taAe ~ 'nei'
walls, Severtt Mussnlilals NeIe hllioo III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28

LsoH's KAryAr,eu natss bsausifal. ssossy,
luxurisnt hair 4 prevents its falling ont o. turn.
ing gray. Il hes stood tho teat OF forty year.,
seharmingiy psfumsd, and has no rtvL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28

uuuawe Rsisnbaugh Jpo skates
~ Hoffman y R~urckhaltrr ~ " Folsom
Thompson " "a rhomp-JnJ T Doane
W prown Al Bodean PHI Bskar
PFi.nnir.n EscAilsn 4 Mrs l. : Rose
ia !ia.ksli Mrs VI wanZer U III hnrnett
Me- m y re, Mcponsld u Ole
~ laI,,. Dskm.n 4 fam
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
EUROPE.

EUROPE
Horrible Atrocities by the
Turks and Russians.
Explosive Bullets Used by
the Turks.
sERvlA HAS DETERMINED TO AID
RUSSIA.
Tho Great Battle OF the Kuruk
Bara.
nEEIINo o. GREAT BRIrAIN's
HONE RULE coNFEDER-
ALTON IN LIVERPOOL.
tsrruAL Dr-rArcnrs To the 0oLp HuI
DA 1T Nkws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
TELEc
Senator Morton Constantly
Improving.
HOPES ARE ENTERTAINED Of HIS
SPEEDY RECOVERY.
PROGRESS OF TIE INDIAN WAR IN
MONTANA.
the ii.dian war.

lsrrciAL DisrArcHKs =" the aolp HILL
pNIr Nyws.t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
I'm, ur,,, w.r 4. an, IA,

tsrEcIAL DI.rArcurs To the DOM HnI
DA 1T NKws.l
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ssress ausisiieas.

lrr rur a. .SO r. Irlraa,ru rrss.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
Murder and Suicide.
IBeu Ne mar Dead.

sr.' Louis. August 2s.-Bsn De BAR.
proprietor and manager Of De Bars opsra
House, In this city. died ct 6 o'clock this
morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

r o y N p |!

sslslss : isi u SssSss. sstcs 4
sssshsf ssn kgss ibs stses, etc., b. ssllinx
eits ADA A0uHbssf.
ssrsr.sd ~ IissIs Wider.
=ssf<ks. bFt. . lit. sistf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

DIR. spIr WEx d. co.,
No. II kearny street.
TREAT ALI CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
Young MES
Who may bs suffering from tho effects OF
youthful iolies or inaifcreiou will DO well 10
avail themselves n this, tho arcetc.t boon
ever laid VI the feet OF fufefing humanity.
DIR, SPlANEl will guarantee to forfeit hye
hundred dollars tor every Gaze Of weakness
or private disease OF any Kind or chaTaptcr
which he undertakes and fails TO cure.
MIDDI.E.AGED MEN.
There are many at the age Of thirty 10 sixty
who ara troubled with too frequent evaea :
tion OF tho klndd,r, often accompanied by n
slight smarting or burning sensation. and n
we,kcning OF tho stem Ia manner The pa
ticnt can not account for. On examining the
urinary deposits n Iopy sediment will oiien be
found. and spmeti mvs small pnrticlrs Il a,hu
men vii appear, or tho coIor will bo o. q
thin milkish hue, ngain changing TO dark
and torpid npn,afancs. There are many
men who dia of this diiiculiy. Ignorant W the
cause. which Is the second sage Of seminal
weakness. DR.. :. will arantcc perfect
cure 10 all such eases, and healthy restora-
tion OF the genito.nfinary organ.
Oihec Hours 10 20 I aud q 20 \. Sundays
from 10 To IL a. N. Copsullaiion iroc. Ihot-
cuah examination and AL vic -,
Call or address DIR. SPINNEl " co.
.2l-f Nc. II kcarnN slroet. san tranci.co.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-28
THE BEST EVIDENCE.

The fo' owing letter from Rev. +. s. Brst. Pas
OF NJ +. Church. Natick, Mass will re read it'll
interest by many physicians. Al those suffer
ing from the same nisea>e a5 afll cted the son O
tn Rev. h. =. Bet No person can doubt this
testimony. as there is no doubt about the cura-
tive POWERS oil VEGETINE:
NArICK, MASS Jan. l, 1874
Mr.. IL. Y. STEvtNS: Dear Sir-Ne have good
reas for regarding your VEGETINE medicine
of the Attest yalue We teei assnred that it Ia
been the means OF saving our SON. life. tie il
now seventeen years OF age; the past two
years h. has suserei frOn necrosis or his leg,
csused by >crofulous affection. and SO lar re-
dnced that nearly all Who saw him thought ii
r, covery impossible. "A council OF able phi ST.
clans could give u b { he Ia,ntest hope of his
ever rallying. two of the number declaring that
he was heyond the reach OF human remedies
that even amputati ul'i not save HIM as h
had not vlgor enough T.. endure the operation
just then we commenced giving hun VfGETINE.
and from that tine to the esent he has been
continuously imorOvIng. tie has lately resumed
his studies. thrown away his clutches and cane.
and W ks about che-riul.y and srong.
Though there ia still Some d scharge from tn
opening where the limb was lanced. we have the
fullest conid nee that in II little time he will be
perf. city cured.
tie bas taken about three dozen bottles Of VEG-
ETINE. but lately Uses but little as he declir, S
that he i, 70, well TO be taking medicine.
Respectfully yours, h. S. BEST.
MRS, l.. q. +. BEET.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-28
THE WIDE. WIDE WORLD.

Colorado is to vote on woman suffrage,
next fall.
Boston has little new newspaper
called 1.-The ?"
All Russians in France belonging to
| the army have been ordered to join theiI
commands Immediately.
Gen. oherman's wife is one of the most
active workers in the organization of the
papal jubilee movement in America.
David Dudley Field is figuring to get
into Congress again. He is trying to get
Mr.. Mueller of the First district to resign
so us TO be elected in mis- place.
Roger a. Pryor. the ex-rebel General.
| will deliver the memorial address before
the Brooklyn hosts of the Grand Army
of the Republic on decoration day.
The bureau of agriculture has reports
| from S6S counties of the winter wheat
region; i'm $50 average to superior thrift,
is indicated, and i'm only % is the crop
| reported IL favorable.
On Wednesday, the 18th inst, dele
CATION OF workmen from the new depart
ment building called upon the President
TO protest against being compelled to
work ten hours per day.
Joshua Hart, manager of The Eagle
| theatre, New York city, has begun suit
| against Anna Dickinson for damages o.
casioned by the late abrupt termination
OF her dramatic engagement.
For the year ending April lst the Am
erican Bible society received s1543.579. in
Guiding legacies OF $1SS,000. The Amer
lean tract society received $4,000, OF
which 100000 were from legacies.
Austria is we'll prepared for the out
break OF war. and will probably cross the
! neutrality-suspicious. frontier, when
| Russia crosses he Danube. This would
be, i'm 40 sense, an act against Russia.
Edward Handy, aged IA. and Thomas
| Brown. IL. were scuiiing for Il loaded
pistol at Cincinnati one day last week.
Mclaughlin, aged 8. The boys were ar
rested.
Col. Fitzgerald. Of Philadelphia, has
| trained up his children in the way they
should go. lie owns and manages the
| Daily lem of that city. and has six sons
| and daughter on his editorial siaff-all
capable Journalists.
The Treasury department is besirged
| beyond endurance tor reinStatements by
persons recently dismissed. but no salts
faction is given them beyond the an
Eouncement that the discharge of as
many more is soon TO follow.
| Rev. DR. j. p. Newman has been APP
pointed an agent to raise money to re-
move the debt of $4,000 OH The Metro
politan Methodist church i'm Washington.
lie proposes to lecture or preach wherev-
er church will agree to raise Sl2o.
One hndred agricultnrists with their
families left Ottawa Tuesday afternoon
for Manitoba. pia Chicago. to take up
lands. They take witt. them about 500 :
600 i'm cash and $4,000 in stock.
Another party of 100 leave for the same
destination the first week in May.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-28
VESSEL INTERESTS.

The indications now are that the ves.
sci interests (which have for the year,
Slice the panic BEEN in such depressed
state. will, during the present season. re-
we somewhat. 1t is.not expected that
the Improvement will be very marked
or rapid, but the bottom has been reach
ed. and that vessel owners will now com
mence to receive remuneration from
their property. The past years have been
so disastrous to vessel -interestslthat very
few repairs have been made UPON them
hone which could possibly be avoided.
Inc result is that the lake vessels as .
class are in poor condition, needing very
extensive repairs. These they will re.
ceive so soon as the business will war: ant
any such expenditure. Close upon the
Improvement of the vessel interests comes
revival of the ship building interests.
One Is dependent upon the other. The
dry docks upon the lakes are anticipating
large increase of business during the
present year, and are making their ar
engagements accordingly. Taking all
these facts into consideration, would i,
not now be good time for -FOUR citizens
TO take some action toward securing a
dry dock at this place? Whenever vessel
interests revive the dry docks will all be
crowded TO their utmost capacity. As
soon as there is prospect for business. II
would not be difficult thing TO secure a
dock here. Everything which has any
bearing upon this should be carefully
watched. and whenever the signs are IA
yorabie" the blow should be struck
which would secure to Cheboygan this
important enterprise