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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
ASSESSMENTS

Cnisu Flag cents per share: levied De
tohsr "a delinquent November I'll sals
day, November 18th.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cents PEI share: levied
September 2ith delinquent October 3ist
sale day. So,euber 18Th.
Yeiisw Js~kes-sa pr shsrr levied Sep
TENDER 3sth delinquent Os;oosr nth
sale day. November 18th.
Cemsssek 10 cents per share: LIVED se7.
day. November 2oth.
he F~r~es-2J cent. pr share /: levied sep
TENDER lsts dsioqusnt October Soth sale
day. November 18th.
Cheliar. t'ssosi Is per shsrs: lsvled Dc
tob,r 81 delinquent November 9Th sails
dAy. November nth.
Lady washisgtsa-$i per share lsvied
October 10, delinquent SSvsaber 81 sale
DAT. November 2Jd.
lBsiehes = o. per share; levied septembes
9tth. delinquent October nth; sale day
November 18th.
Yelisw Jsek~s-a psr .hsr,; levied Sep
day, November 2sth.
Segregated Rsek Islaad- 8 cents p .
share; levied september nth, delinquent
October 10Th: sale day. November sth.
Grow r~siss-sip share; levied septem-
Der i1th; delinquent octoesr 18th; sale day.
SOychabcr sth.
savaxe-si per share: levied September iith;
delinquent October 18Th: ,Ais day. Sosein-
ber :th.
Prospect 10 cents PER shaw; levied sep,sm.
her ioth; dslinqueai October iith' sale day.
october sOth.
Levinshaa-ss cents per shs'e: levied Sep
iembsr ioth: delinquent October 18Th; sale
day. November ID.
S~Iint-io cents pr .aArc; levied August sD,si
delinquent october tth: sale day osi'oss
18th.
Gsaid a Cursy-s pr share: levied N
que, si.i, Delinquent October s'h; sale ds!'
Octobcr ssth.
Kessush is cents per shars; levied Au,n.'
si.t; ~dellnquent Vc,ooef an sac cay
October 2jth.
0ssdmsan q . cents pr sssr.; l"vLa July
TN; delinquent tsp'smSsf ''; sA'' u1''
Mexican ~ cents psr share: levied August
Ia: dslit qasnt September ss'h; sale day
October 18th.
Aipsa-sip per .hAr,; ie.iei AUGUST I'm; as
islk.
yusutss-tis per shsre; levied August nh
delinquent september nd: sale day. oetS
ber i5.h.
Ausesia-io cent. per share: levied August
IAN Delinquent septsmber sist ! sAis av'
O-tob~r iith.
JuIia Consolidated = 81 per rhsre. icviei
August iithi deiinqus vt September iIth;
sale day. October 9Th.
Vaneeuveg 10 cents Yer share. lsv'ed An
gust SIN: delinquent seps-mo~f 10Th. tale
day. october al.
M.uss Uosd-io cents per share levied
Augu.t slh; delinqu mt september ioth; sals
day. October III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
YOU HAVE NO EXCUSE.

Have you any exeuse for suffering with DYE
pepsla or Liver com5lantf 10 there any re-
con why you should 70 on from day 70 day
complaining with sorr stomach, Sick Head
heart, heartburn, wit.r.bfash, Rna wing and
burninA pains 81 the Pot OF the stomach. ysl
low pkin, coated tongue and dissgresable tasts
In the mouth. coming up OF food afsr eating.
low spirits, rtcf MOI 10 10 positively youf
own fault " you do 10 TO your Drisxist and
Get q bottle Of 8rcen's August tiover for 70
cents and yvur cue IL certain; but n you doubt
thip, get . sample oott,s for 10 cents and try u.
Two dotes NiiI relieve you. ie7f On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
The 'is Bisss~.

The fg bitters havojust been introduced
into Nevada. This fact alono Is suficisn,
10 cause the heart Of every man. woman
and child In tho State 10 leap with Joy.
A good article Of bitters has been needed
on this coast. Now such q thing 10 placed
within the reach Of all. These bitters ara
free from all injurious ingredients. being
made Of herbs and figs. For sale BY A.
N. Cole. druggist, @ street, Virginia City,
aud A. u, Stewart \ Co., Gold Hill.
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national auar,i Hal.

The emotional drama Of Rose Michel
was presented at National Guard Hall,
Virginia City. last evening. with Miss
Eytingo In the leading character. She
was. u usual. perfectly superb In her
acting. and carried the audience with her
In every motion. Mr.. Wards Pierre
Michel was . finished production and fully
sustains that gentleman's excellent reputa'
ton. The other parts were we'll sustained.
Tonight will DO presented Shakespeare
great play Of "Antony and Cleopatra"
with T. W. Kecne a. Mark Antony and Miss
Rose Eytinge a. Cleopatra. II will bs .
raro treat and the house will be crowded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
uymensai

]. b. Hereford. who shook hands with
an army Of his Comsteck friends and went
East 4 few days ago. Is heard from. Thai
gay and festive youth will 10 married TO-
morrow evening ct Union. West Virginia.
10 Miss Isabella Caperton Of that place,
Everybody In this section who knows John
Hereford Wishes him . perfect bonanza Of
supreme happiness in his new departure In
life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
viioM A DISTINGUISHED JURIsr,

~ have tried the. PsRuviAx srnrP. and the
result fully sustairs your prediction. II has
mads b new man Of me Infused Into my aye.
TEN new vigor and enemy. l am no longer
trvmnlous and dsbllitatsi - when you last
saw ms, but stronger. hesrtier, ADD with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical. than
by all druggists. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
Church Fair.

The Fair in aid Of 81. Patrick's Church
will b commenced In Gold Hill Ninsn'
Union Hall this evening. II will b q
most enjoyable occasion and will afford
enjoyment for all who attend. Do not fail
10 put In an appearance. A number Of
valuable prizes win b disposed Of By
shares, assessments and dividends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03

lsr urx A. AND p. TELEGRAPH LrSs.l
SAS PR,Scisco, Oct. 3-2:i5 ?. n.
Justice. i5S, i5as
Alpha. i5h, iG h5
bullion, II. IN iit. III, Nv
E1ehequer. i3s,h
silver Hin. Ca, 6b
Alta. i2a. l2s, i2a, i2S. la
ArgentA. 2 so, ~
Overman. %
Con. Virginia. 50
Best 4 Belcher, 20h
Caledonia. I 40
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
y.,,. o,..,,sa.s.s.

JuIta Ooooolho8eo0s
Tho esst drift from ths winss a The
tsoo.toot Laval a beinr ADVANCED n IL
-. =, .hor, tom, s.st mar d,v. f.ea In
$3.50. =, , .on,,a.r.blv cl.yev n.turs.
Fhe main drift south Of tho same level
Continue ali In quartz, giving low assays,
and h Advancing At tho rsts Of Ave feet
pcr dsy. A little water IL seeping In.
Crosscut No. Q Ia driving Ahead lively, and
nas reacned inc ess' n n,s as;u J F.sr =.
him, ty ; 4. Iooting vail and yery encourasing.
Az.
p,.,,,, 49,. .,o..cr,. nm ,hs fo5o.foot
"u'Ains
level. ono being In nine iee' OF so0o ofe'
Expect 70 strike the ore Dody ~ ~ mo. ns Is
~ W. ~. ~. rSa .scond crosscut IL
In CLAY and quartz, and evidently nearing
the ore vein.
North and .ou,h drift. On the 1l5o.foot
......, In
WV .o ~.
nc pafuenl an 49, 4. Sn,n hsiov tbe
is5o.foot level. and . station 10 being
opened for . drift north ct that point.
CaIsdeuia.
Drifting north ON the 400 and l5O0-foot
levels progresses n the usual good rate.
with no particular change 10 report. A
strong flow Of water from both lsvels which
is easily handled BY the plunger pump 81
the iCoo' which II working ninety.
sutro Tunnel.
The face OF the header continues In soi'
ledge porphyry' clay q streAks OF quA'']'
which material work. very disadvannSe-
ously. q requires close and careiui um-
bering. AdvAncement 10 necessarily SLOW
or at present than heretofore.
0pnir.
Work on the i9oo-foot level IL being ad-
vanced - usual In tho south lateral drift,
following the orc vein. The east crosscut
and northeast drift are also progressing
we'll. Tbe Ophir and Mexican Joint winxe
10 still In hard rock.
savage.
Good work 10 being done getting the
pump rods and hobs In and the shaft
properly Strengthened up, but consider
able work In that limo remains TO be done
before the pump can start WORKING
Crown Point.
Arrangements are being made for cross
cutting at the 2Oo0-foot level. The cid
upper levels continue TO yield ten or
twelve tons OF ore Der dsy, giving average
ASSAYS Of from $50 70 $40 per ton.
u..
u.u.,.,,., ,,.n,o .,r.. LA, r.,or, Il,
w n.e''.' .."so az.
the Mexican u Union loint cIosscuts On
the itOe,ioot lever; The norm laniaiatn'
on ,he iGoo-ioot eve SUI CONTINUES IN
on. 49, ."'. -.
hepairs on inc i'oo'oo' ,''ei ho'ys.
completed. The Union and Mexican loint
- .Sa.S ,,,,b no ch.nss IN ths ma.
terisl encountered.
r~...rr..
mi. ..-,,...is. I'D. ,,-,, =, Al.
0oa Inc sOu,0AOa u.n % I'
The erosscut esst shown porphyry and
quartz In the face.
rnon..n.,o.,
Daily Weld. rs tons : average ssssys,
s22s per ton. The main drift east toward
an. couh,n.,or sh.u a. 5,,x,nv .bc.a A
the rste Of siY feet per dsy In hard blast.
ing rock.
LeviathHn
Tho new hoisting or gsllows frame will
be completed very shortly. when work In
tho mine will DO resumed. IT'S q
everything VIII " reaay W hsA' seT
-....,., c....,,..,.n
ri. .,,,ion sor ,bs ,oIn, vinro between
n.I.ss-I..S ,,.s. 80. -, sn,.hsd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
40 CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the error and
lndiserv,ions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss OF manhood. etc., I will send ,
receipt that will cure you. PRE- OF cnAnok-
This great rvmsdy vss discovered bya mission.
arg in South Americs. Bend . self-addressed
envelope TO the RKv. JOSEPH T. MMAN.
Station d, Bible uouss. New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
THE coMsTocK.
Latest Official Mining News
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
October 8, 1871.

sssshs stin aud Hopes Higher
Dividends Coming. Alse Asssss-
nsss-Outsids Aises Rssuatsg
Werk - Ltvsiisr Times In shs
Geld Hill Seeties-rhs Return
OF Jehn Nsekay-Absat satrs
and HIS nsikhead-An Absas
she Mines To-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
nomesary.

Nrw YoRx. Oct. all A. n.
Currency. y7',@9s.
Trades. 95k @96.
Silver, AGA.
Gold opened Al :.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
q n COUGHS.

sudden changes Of climate are sources RI
Pulmonary and Bronchial Affections. Take o.
| once Bruwn's BrnchiAl Trochss. 10. the Gold.
Coash or Irritation Of the Throat b ever 20
| SLIGHT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
rnE PALACE BATTING STAND

For . roat OF beef uneIcelled In Storey
county. 70 TO Thomas II ,nron's Eating Stand,
In the Palace saloon. NO. ! North q strst,
Virginia City. Frush oystsrs 81 all houn In
every style. Forty miners Always on hand q
night. For tss'y, homo style Of cooking. and
the best and frrsl cot Of ell that the markets.
.iord. tbs i'a'see Eating snnd has no superior.
Try Il. apis N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
o. II. GALLUP.

o. II. 0AiLur. opposite the Bank Of califor.
faynrite brands q Imported Cigar. ohoice bit
cigars. ell iisds OF chewing tobacco. meer.
srhaum plpss, nuts, candies. me cutlery. and
toys and iancy goods OF all kinds. sp3s m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03

AssrssxrSr.-ThO Union Flag Gold and
Silver Mining Company has levied Al
assessment q i've cents per share. delin'
ouent on the ID Of November next of'
ficial notice Of the same IL given In our
advertising columns today.
AssrssxExr.-An assessment OF ono
dollar per share 10 levied BY The Lady
Washington Mining Company. Delinquent
on the "a Of November next. Bee omeiai
notice In our advertising columns today
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
0sss East.

Judge Mcsick iei. LAST might for . trip
East to Wait his relatives and friends In
his old home. Elmirs. New York. He
does not expect 10 DO absent many
weeks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
NEW YORK PHOTOGRAPH oLlIfRY.

A J. BRALs AND gro. vkTERBoUsg
n. Ne happy 70 anfouses 10 ne pablo o.
viraisia City ood Mil aud the pufrsup1isg
I'd J. sne 20 an. N li ssss o. s's .ssi IL nsd ne - fs sss
srphie bastnss.. P~srieslss attention vii b
hvsn 10 The tskins ~ ehil1rsa's hhspseses.
u win b ouS sarnrs < s1hst - prnit no oee 70
leave ne 0afsyy dissskast. rsfees iss,fse'
tioa euaraateed.
Ne, ioo asssh O ssv~ss. vsrssssa Cssy,
Nsztdoorts Csrssy rsipsrs var1sty sesrs.
m pRALs : WAr81HoCsx.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
DIVIDENDS

Cniirsrsia-ss PER share. sesresaiins si.oso
ooo: dselsred september Ith; payaoie sep
TENDER 1tIh.
Consolidated vtrxtsts--ta per mar
srrrrrsiins si.eo.Ooo Iceland September
sih; payable September isth-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
sroCK RErosr.
san Franchise Board.

a..
lN neseow 80 n,
6Is Aymon n.y. ssT;'r'S~
20 hn,eAa eons s''"'''"s
IDJsek.oh+ l%sN
- spsxs;ss
100 IN nix,is a,
~ leopard. Ssh
9k CON-
40 Gil., i.o m.
800 Panther, !. w
10 Northern pehs, "s'h
50 hus.ey. tS
ityo MAMMALIAN.
I0o DE ffes-. y .i0
80 Grand Prixe. lst slO. iSt
10 Arsesta. 2sa. a0
40 navajo. 7so, ass
100 Youpg AnsrieA. II 70
~
ia sl,S.r prs,s 4 1890
~, ra.e.,a.. 40.
~, 1900 p,t,s a., ,n,A
ssS ,ems,n NJ, .Sr'"
80 waasss,, ~. 60
20 waaa. ,so
sS AN
go 49, a. s'~
~
,sse - w. An. q.
so wsli. snms 'S'
80 49, s.k.sN
wsu: 80. &c ..
sS so.,n Iaa;,ss
nv, pe.s ,a.'h
81, rso ~.
~ sso,an, /,
~ cs.,aasa ..
80 $780, :, ~, IN
is1 LEMON. s.s"''A"
49, ssy.o"s "a. Sc
~, noy'e. -. ~,
~ Joe ses'e.; 20, &c an.
a.. pa..oa'
@L-esu-uee -. 80 sss al, ,,L ,.,<
sFO kfchslaef. IN Ds 'iss'
os.Iss ~
tIs hoesutn. w. e.
~ Sould eni,y; 10Y
FL imp,ra,: .",,i IN. NJ
" .houar ros"
AVN: ios.p 49,. ~ n, ~
~ NV, nv. -, ~ 80"
aIu.inla. Sossyps
sivS"n' '"k'uas] ON
rnIs noRsISs.
an o,h,r. IN. r..i7
10 vs,is.n' iis' ne. n. u.,u
SO 9said 4 urr,. 10Y. ioi., ios
S,1 lte.t a I,.leher. ma. auS, sos
80 c.IIfom,.- Ik st
Iio s.ys,,. 7 N, IA
ass Con Vi,ginis, ga. IS hs. 3iN
isD choliarPoto-i. 80. sSx
ioo U.l, 4 Norrros.. o.. I bio
RAJ Crown Point. 4 90. sso, 4 10 4 90 b5
rai yellow Jacket. ~. ~ bs. 9k
ans imn.ri.l ~ 40
rs Ksstaei' ~. bD
la llphs. ID. i5,. i3t. ISy 10
.0s B.iehsr. g..s
so ,Aonndenes. 81 AZ s.
II, sisrrs N.yads. ~. 81. sx rs
M, utsh. iI.. i7x
~ Ls5y Brysn. esc
10 Ballon, Ion, iOs. ios,, n. n b.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03

NEW Yohx. Oct. s.-The steamer Nag.
noliA from Savanna, September a.. for
New York, foundersd Oh Cape HsterAs.
The passengers and crew were saved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
street Qaesasiess.

! isr nrr A. AND ?. TELEGRAPH lIss.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
South censstoek.

A. Caldwell. tho newly-sppointed Super
intendent. arrived this morning and took
charge Of the mine to-day. lilo 10 to start
work in the mine again - soon a. he can get
the s,sam hoisting works. Tho water 10
ali out of the shaft and work will be re-
sumed under the most favorable auspices.
The south Comstock 10 In . very good
neighborhood. being not far south Of tho
Ala and Justice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
0ould 4 Curry.

Drift both north and south at the 1900
foot level making steady progress. Tbs
connection with the Savage will be COM
pleted in four or Ave days. Sinking the
Savage Joint Wine 10 making good bad.
vsy and 10 now II feet below the isoo-foot
level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03

Work not resumed at the i5O0-foot level,
bu, will he soon. as the air IL improving.
Wine No. 2 at the i70o-foot level con-
tinues in hard blasting rock. The con.
nsction with the Savage and Gould 4
Curry a, the 1900 foot level Is expected 70
be completed by the end Of this week,
when the same level will be continued on
into tho Best 4 Belcher.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
silver IIiii.

During the past four days have been
drifting north on the eso-foot level toward
tho Justice. and making about six feet q
day. Lees water IL being encountered
than before the mine was shut down. The
water from the 65o-foot level has been
drained within 40 feetof the so0-foot level.
In a few days sinking % feet further will
b commenced for sump and tAnk room.
preparatory TO opening the s00-foot level.
A station IL already cut out. but additional
room is needed for n tan and chute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03
Hale q Norcross.

The pumps continue running steadily
and we'll. The water rises and falls like
regular tides. This popularity will DO
obviated when the Savage pump gets TO
work aud helps out. The great Chcllar-
Norcross-savsgs Combination shaft 10
down TO the depth Of 1921 feet to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03

Good work 10 being done getting the
pump rods and bobs In and the shaft
properly Strengthened up. but consider
Able work In that line remains 10 be done
before the pump can start working.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03

Work is being actively resumed after .
few month"; rest. The water IL all out.
and as soon as possible steam hosting
works are 10 DO erected At the new working
shaft. The machinery Is already engaged.
A ledge ~ feet wide between the walls and
nearly q hundred feet in length 10 devel-
| oped. some portions OF which give low
assays. and ii 10 confidently believed that
Il viii develop into q good paying mine at
| no great depth. Being located only about
. thousand feet northward Of the Alta,
more than ordinary interest attaches to 1t
At the present time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-03

Work on the l90o-foot level IL being Vi
vaneed - usual in tho south lateral drift,
following the orc vein. The east crosscut
and northeast drift are also progressing
we'll. The ophir and Mexican Joint Wine
IL still In hard rock.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

THAT'S IT.-The Eureka SyQy disposes
nf the Chinese question in very few
words. After calling attention to the ad-
vert.ement Of the Eureka Laundry, run
by whites it says; ; stop employing and
hera:ing Chinese Mt one and the same
time and there will be an end of the vex-
I'd question in very brief period" This
is what we have always conteGded, that
tho true solution of the Chinese question
must come from dcpriyng them of the
work which makes this country so much
preferable TO their own. But we need
look for no relief while Democratic dem
Hgogues "resolve" against Chinese labor
and at the same time are employing Chi
nese in every manner they can. Past ex--
perience bas shown that the noisiest men
in decaiming against the Chinese about
election times, were the ones who invaria-
bly, employed them when they had work
10 do, and upon being taxed for their in
consistency would respond son, the Chi
neso are herp, other folks employ them
and so will l." That is true enough, bu,
men should practice whit they preach.
]fpeople will employ white labor only the
incubus Of Chinese immigration would
soon be lifted from our shoulders, but
where we flourish n whip in one hand
and extend money in The other it is hard
ly practicable,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

WE WoNDER.-ln 1867 Grant |. Tag
CART received the Republican nomination
for County Clerk of Shasta. Wo Won
der how be would have liked it if an IN
dependent candidate Of his own party had
taken the field against him.
Again, in 1869, Mr.. Taggart was nomi-
mated. Emmet Cook was the Democrat
ic candidate and run Grant /. mighty
close. We wonder how Grant /. would
have liked the sight Of an Independent
Republican cand ldate then.
In 1871 Grant ]. shot out Of Shasta like
meteor and burst forth in full fulgence
MS candidate for Clerk of the Supreme
Court. Aud still no third fellow came
forth to pieyent Giant /. from receiving
the full support of his party. But four
years after there did, and Grant l. retired
to the shades of pgi, ate life. And yet,
after eight years Of public life which he
owes to the Republican party, this same
Grant |. TaggarL consents to be set up ms
stool pigeon to carry The strong Repub-
lican county of Alameda for the Demo
Gratis. Well may the genius of Repub-
licanism exclaim to Grant /. "Et tu
Brute -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

port by the people next Wednesday. In
this we are actuated by no partisan feel
ing but simply for the reason that we
believe the administration of county af-
fairs will be conducted more to the public
satisfaction than will be the case if the
Democratic nominees are successful. We
have nothing to say derogatory to the per-
sonal character of the various gentlemen
who were placed in nomination by the
Democratic Convention. They are all old
citizens and cstimable gentlemen. But
we submit to the candid judgment Of the
people that the interests Of the county
would be better served by the election of
their Republican opponents. And if the
people believe this to be the case they
should throw personal and political feel
ing aside and secure their election.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

THE Nez Perces have got 200 more Of
General Howard's horses. 1t is no Won
that the great want Of the army operating
against the Indians is "cavalry."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

THE LIBEL CASE. Tho case of the
People vs.. De Young, which has been
the theme of absorbing interest for the
past three weeks came to a conclusion
last week, the jury failing to agree. They
stood SIX for conviction, and six for ac-
quittal. The jury was composed Of sew
cn Democrats, three Republicans and two
Independents, the Democratic majority
of the body being evidenced, according
10 the Oakland Traasc,pt, by the lnc.
that thoy called for bottle of whisky be-
foro commencing to deliberate. We re-
gard this disagreement rs a virtual end
oi the suit, although by consent Of coun-
sci the further consideration Of the case
was laid oyer until the next torn of
Court,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

YE rival editors of Red Bluff had bit
Of a scrimmage last week. No blood but
lots OF ink was shed.
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