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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Large numbers OF depositors OF tho
Union Dime Savings Bank. New York.
called this morning 10 Withdraw their
money. but were informed that the law
requiring sixty days notice was In force.
The Bank Department has been making
an examination for the past four weeks,
and the Examiner says the cash Is all
right and the securities among tho best.
Among tho bills introduced In the
Senate to-day were the following by
Wallace, 10 provide q lawful note aud coin
currency for the United States. Wallace
said he did 80 by request and without
committing himself to the bill. He also
introduced q bill TO authorize . long bond
for the investment Of savings. g.
The Senate. In executive session to-day.
confirmed II. Q. Mccormick Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury; Frederick kuef-
ler. Pension Agent at Indianapolis a. ID.
Hazen, Third Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral, and ]. NJ. LAngston. Minister Resi-.
dent and Consul General at Hayti.
Tho Manchester Savings Dank, Of
Allegheny, Pa. closed Its doors this morn
ing. The liabilities and assets arc not yet
known. The bank is . long established
one and the dcpositors arc hopeful.
The long discussed question OF the New
York Custom.houss appointments was SET
tied In the Cabinet to-day BY . final do
termination 10 appoint Theodore Roosevelt
Collector. Merritt Surveyor, and Prince
Naval Officer.
The race in Baltimore for tho Dixie
stakes, two miles, was won by King Faro,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23

Tho San Francisco Aha OF October gid,
| contains. . we'll written and interesting
...,.,~ ..,,..,,. - ~. ,.n =, Lob, .
Aus'o' '''"" "
hitteli' 4 membe oil Its edi'oriai stan'
descriptive OF his recent visit TO this Sec
| lion. The following extracts, will be read
u, -..-
win in'e'o''
Notwithstanding the Improbable char
acter OF most Of the workings, there Is
great activity along tho COmstock Tor q dis
lance Of more than two miles. and q dis
triet a mile and a half long and q half .
| mile wide NAV challenge any other equal
area ON the globe for a comparison Of
labor. enterprise aud production. There
has been much defamation about the
evil. OF speculation In tho shares OF min
ing interpretations by the people Of CAL
ifornia. but the man must be blind who
do.. not see that the Comstock Lole Is the
backbone OF San Franchises prosperity.
MANY Of our finest buildings arc built,
m~e,spborically speaking, from lowest
Foundation TO the highcs, chimney top,
with silver bricks, and tho business men
know nom what mine the materials were
obtained in two dozen prominent cases.
The decrease In tho yield Of the gold
placers began in 1853. aud was accompa-
nicd by a decline in tho business and In
the real estate values Of the metropolis OF
the State. and there was no substantial
and secure revival till the discovery Of the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23

Tulr MIsIxo Row.. J. Casey tells a
different story with regard to the trouble
between him and Con. Sullivan over thas
Mamie Leaf mining claim. lie says Sulli-
van does not own any interest IN tno
ground. aud hat in shooting AZ sullivan
Jefepse. sullivan is not badly injured.
The case will DO investigated by the courts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23
MoaJessic Aeti.g.

Tho theatrical reporter 81 the E-.,,rp,i..
- NM. r. mos, ..,r,..
nAs wv M .
upsets him and her wonderful power oil
dramatic lelineaiion thrills wildly across
h,s ,oo sensitive. delica,cly tuned nerves.
-
IKE "ei ie'in'u a'As'
nally across the catsut strings oil church
dddlc. Listen to his plaintive rawlings;
Ii, ,ho rcrfee, realization Of some
,,,,n ws,eb w.. fancy i. dreamed Of BY US
nin WIZ "a Ill i.vo w,iteJ and waited
asi' oa.% ~. YEAR, until deep down in
lol mo" un IA soncluIed h vas some.
a hearts we nsu as,,sir onc IN give
.hns sIo ,.,inn ,o',Ss, il was bu, A long.
ma's,ia, W. w;,h;, ~ which only in
lns " o,h.r S,a,e L.. sorlid. dull and
eoIJ than ,his could lind full expression.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23

ID~s.srs.r~- Last Es~si"s.
Professor G,u.sisg'. Lecture.

Mining men and all others interested in
knowing all abou, the structure and min
,ralogical characteristics Of the earth We
live on. how the Com.tock ledge came to be
here. and many other interesting things in
geology. should not fail to b. at Professor
Cummings lecture tonight. IL will BE-
the first Of a course OF six lectures, and
will be given at the Methodist Church.
Tho Professor Ia a very able and talented
lecturer, and draws crowded houses wher-
ever he goes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23
We Cas's spare HIM.

Tho Esmeralda Herald thus speaks Of q
religious Gold Hill gentleman I'll. &.
blanchard. one OF tho well-known Com
stock pioneers. arrived In town on Thurs
day evening. lie will visit US for a Few
days. and then 10 TO call on his old friend
DIR. Weber. at Marietta. IL may be thai
Hank will start a branch sunday-sehooi
In this section early in the Spring and
take up his residence among u.s..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23
A New NAL, OF Bodie.

A new map Of Bodic has been prepared
by Frank Ta~gliabue. Town Surveyor Of
Gold Hill, and will 500 10 ready for the
photographers. II embraces all the prin.
cipal mines Of the District, aud will have
n sketch Of the Standard mill and works.
and Of the Syndicate mill and works. The
map being on q scale Of 400 feet to an
inch, will give q good idea Of the mag
nitude Of tho District. United States
Deputy Surveyor A. Garrard. has fur.
nished tho surveys for patents for mines,
millsites, and placer claims.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23
o
Iuespdisrism At walnut drove.

CouRrLASp, Oct. 23.-Another case Of
incendiarism was pcrpetrated At Walnut
Grove this morning ct 4 O'Clock. Tho
Chinese store Of Ham Wa Chung was set
on fre in two places and totally destroyed;
loss. about 5000. An attempt TO burn
the same place was made somo weeks
since, and 1t Ia supposed to be by the Same
parties who set ire TO tho stage company
building Of that time. No arrests a. yet
have been made. Suspicion rests upon
parties who have made threats to destroy
property owned by people employing
Chinese.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23

A DEMOCRATIC politician who sued
the Springfield (Ill.) Journal for 5000
for calling him an intolerabls nuisance,
has been given by an %apprscistiys jury u
verdict for one cent. Even this tho
paper refuses to pay, and II threatens to
appeal the case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23
srOCK kErORr.
San Traneises Beard.

IA.r xyxxtxa.
20 nesaow NY
~ ymon sl.g'"'s
10
81 r,p ,,. ~ ga
90 ar.S , "a $500"
an nm Iso ioiS
,soo Ds 49, rs
a. Hn..e, Sc
I'M Nanh.,,.n y.
ols Northern i,s,i. "a "a.
~, Grand Pr,re iss ,s. "a ,ax IA, ,sy
so S.xsts sL.sox
an 49,, 80 y
ayfo inJs,na.-s zen
80 silver Priz"is
500 HJrnst. .c
iIOC Morpine s..r. an. 40
NO Noiod' 4 as
800 Mansheld. iSe
liO u lie I-ls. sOc
ZOO Coco con-. loo
loo Golden Ch.riot. sc
2io Leeds. asi. ass
sii Ov.rmsn, .. s2s, 2sS, AN, %
$40 Tip TOP. [.is
IS Bost a Belehsr. AK. NV
ot0 E~xehsquer. n. n. b5, liz
115 Mexican. nv. ua
to California. siS
% Alphs. lev
100 JuliS. 7I05
1d35 Alta, 81, 81. 4. b. 81
1tTs Crown Point az, o..
40 Hale q Norcro.s, ~, IN
iTvO suecor.3
Lao fletcher. So
itO Justice. i3L, a.. in IS
saysse. o n
leo ~. RIA Nevada. ass lS1
80 Ward. 4
leo BallIop. N.
IA, Goaia 4 s,n,,x IN iON
as oshir ifls
"a, Ia". N,
IN s.i.,aa,. a "a
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"
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lIV Mchcsn. III. ns,Ik
~ uoutd n urn. lut
0t5 Best a bicher. y DO. ~. zlt % -.
sp California. So. 81, Os ID. Os. Si To-
~
no SAVAGE, ". 10, sa,ps
f3so Con-. Virginia. 81. 1s. Ss. ~. Is ,I,
~
lS5 Choliar. foio-i. 81
2lu5 II lie 4 NorcrO--, IN, ~. IN 40. "a.
II. bio, IL bD
$50 Crown Point. 81, q. o.. bid, O..
SD Yellow Jacket, On, ~.
at1O Imperial. 4, 05e
6a Ksntack, y, S., So
lO Alpha. "a. iJ',, 10 bio
Tio Belcher. 81. 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23

The freight train which left Reno this
morning and arrived at ~ o'clock this
afternoon brought to Virginia tho splen-
did buggy manufactured by W. 7. Warren
A Son Of that city, which took the first
prize at the recent State Fair held
ia Reno. II was found to be mutilated
in a manner which. although not totally
destroying il. will cost about half its value
10 repair and put in as good condition a.
before. The buggy was mounted ON a
Hat car last night for transportation
To Virginia. and In the darkness u the
night some yillainous scoundrel got upon
the car. and with . sharp knife cut and
hacked the spokes 81 all the wheels and
cut long ~sliycrs from the singlotrees and
the POLE and in fact all the lower work.
lie even reached inside the canvass
covering and ripped the cushions. ETC..
open in all directions. doing all the dam
age 10 the vehicle he conveniently could
In the shortest space Of time. The pas
sengcr train, standing ready 10 start for
Virginia. was also visited, evidently by the
same .coundrcl. and the rubber con-
nection Of the air brakes cut. lie also
pulled the coupling pins, but evidently
not Icing a good railroad man he
neglected to unlock the safety chains.
therefore even II the mischief had
not been discovered no serious
damage could have resulted. Conductor
verrill. however. discovered the thing in
time. and IL did not take long 10 put In new
sections Of air brake and arrange matters
again properly. Mr.. %lerington considers
this mischief TO the train as merely q blind
10 induce the belief that enmity to the
railroad company was vha, was the matter.
II professional jealousy or disappointed
rivalry wa not the FAUST of this mutila-
ton. 1t would seem like a case Of mean.
dirty. malicious cusscdness, and II Is
a grand pity that tho perpc,rs,or
could not have been interviewed
on the spot by somebody with
a doublc-barrel shotgun, with fifteen
buckshot in each barrel. This buggy was
worth $500. and IL will cost at least half
that amount TO repair the damage lone
a..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23
rng PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef unezcelled In Storey
county. 20 TO Thomas Hsfron's Ealing Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. NO. : North o street,
Virginia CITY. fresh oysisrs at all houn In
svery style. Forty miners always % hand d
night. For tasty, home s,yi. Of cooking. and
AFFORD. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
tn u. apis %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23
VANCeNs
GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
A SURE AND POSITIVE CURE FOE
CANCER.

A wELLKNowN RESIDENT OF THIS
IA Stats. having just returned from . visit 10
the Eastern statss. hes brought with him IN
unfsiiins sPEciric RiMRDY fov the above
terrible disease. and 10 able 10 GUARANTEES .
PERFECT CURE IN THIRTY Days on
Lrss. according 70 the nature and extent Of the
snaictiou. The remedy rEvxR yArLs In its
action. bat COMPLETELY rRADicArrs the cancer
without injury To the health Of the patient, and
the cure 10 complete and nnsi. rHx pisEAsH
HEvEn RxTuRSns.
Persons sfileted with cancer in any form may
nov be certain Of . speedy and psrnsnsnt cure.
H., Postodics Boz 20,
oeis Gold Hiii. Nsvsds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23
FROM A prsrrsauIsmED JuRIsr.

~ have tried ths. PrRuvrAx srHrr. and the
result fully sustains your prediction. 10 hn
mads 4 new man Of me Infused Into my sys.
tenn new vigor and energy. ! am no Io1ee!
trsmulous and dsbilitatsd - when you iast
e%spscity for labor, msntal and physical. than
st any time during The last ave years." sold
by AL druRgists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23

"TnAr's our family tree" said an
Arkansas youth, as he pointed TO q Wig:
orous hsmlock. and added, "a good
many Of our folks have been hung on
that tree for borrewin' horses after
dark"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23
O. II. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of califor.
mia, Gold Hin, keeps constantly on hand I'll
favorite brands Of Imported Cigar, ohoies bit
cigars. al hiuds OF chewing tobacco. meef.
schsum pipes, nutr, candles. hns cutlery. and
tors and hncy goods OF ali kinds. sp7s n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23
NEVADA STATE FAIR.
l.iss OF the Awards OF Premiums
Distrsbatei st the Pavilion Yes-


~ - IA. w.
-
Silver State mill, best -four. ten dollars
VIM. Thompson. Franktown. best on,
| hundred pounds wheat. ten dollars bes
one hundred pound. harley. ten dollars.
Geo. All. Glendale. best one hundrot
| nounds oats. ten dollars.
Doc. Wool. Pyramid. hest one hundret
,onnd. rorn' t.n dollar.'
y IN Guthrie. Humboldt. best ssmpl,
| Of rye. two dollars and a half.
q Reed. Rrno. best sample OF hons. ay,
| dollars.
III. NJ. Jami.on, Reno, beat sample
| alfalfa seed. ten dollars : also bsst sampl,
,imo,hv .csJ Ave dollars-
Nj NJ. w.m -, s.url. .,ovs,
...J ~. Joi,.r
, NJ. NV ros 49,, ..,,,,, ...ao,
numpsv az. ILL.," e1
"v1' SG.,.ssaa muhn, ha", u.un,.
uusa'.e, hnmn.s -, "P
NJ, /. = r., h.i.d
,,n.sh. nv ~ h.,,.~n wv"
nso ni, nJ.ia 80, ona hundred
no urJ, s.,iv i'm na,.,oss dvs soll.rs.
Pw s, ,oso Po' 49, s,ss,na 10,
w. 4, b,diemAn CiAiks s'a'on, an
9nv hunufeu pouuu' Pee'iss'p
uol,Ars' II. ,,- - -. ,,,,,.,
w.. AZ" ol.n.yio' a. ',oIis.
POUNDS no; Po,aioe', n,s aoin ,,.n ,..,
non. v"r,s,x ~ M
que hunuIea Pounus VI A"! '"'' vi"
% n'u aoi,ar w.,.~,r,h Ia, ,oz.,
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PalsniPs, 'wo uolia's y aa LII WV
W. wnrw WI ~, 5o,sn Ion, ,,..,s
Iii
w" wv - n,s shua IL, ,o,o, hmm h..s,.
nnS III
wv r..,,,.wn h.., ,oz.,
"m, - 'I,ii.s. nj : hsIt
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~. 10
maroes, Two uoi',,s anu nai' ....s..
W. A.,sn' 1870" n.Ii.,s
Pounus us"nns"" 'a''Aes' WV u''
anu = al -. w..,.a.....,
n' .e .h ~. S",,"s. h.,1
wv Du'en Soseo, wv .nA mA.
Aiso Vneunai' "oAen "''"''' wv uo'iA
'"I W;,,r.v. Reno. he., a,,v noupd,
- ~ Lola all |. hal; ~
e. Al, ciorJ.,a hs.I 6f,v nor,ds val.
L.. ariaas - Jaii,rs anJ h.iS
~ n ra.m.sn -, sf,y nannJ. xhi,o
.,i.na - In,,',s .ni .i.is. aiso H.,
on,ons' tNo aoiiAis anu a'Y -
y, uoIs" "A''o" 'f"A'A' WV "
y"
'is,u, oes'n uvNn
wv Eanan. pa ~, hal, .,o,on ,,,o,.
49,. 'ans-h 80 JaiI.r. .nJ = hsis
p ucCarran' hss, ami largest pnmpkin.
40 daIi.rs .nI ha,s
w 49, 49, - 49, - 49,.
- 49,. .m I.,s. T. -, ona'
49,, Ja,.n -ca.nrh.r, two Jollsrs and
iIL.w
nan u...,.o, 49,, ~, ,,o,,a. whi,.
han. TO daiI.rs AMI n half
- ~ rs, .aiis.,,an ~ tail. xeyst.
.hi.. msi.i
i n SANDER. Honey I.ke Valley. best
AMI Iarc.., WE'LL 81 not.toes from on,.
half .crs Of ground. twenty dollars.
Noy.da State Mill. Reno two sacks corn
meal. medal.
]. barker. Loyelock, sample Of rye In
straw. honorable mention.
Silver state Mill, Nevada, sample Of rye
fiour. diploma.
Nm. Thompsop. F~ranktown, sample
chufa, Diploma.
Geo. All. Glendale, sample snow flake
potatos.. diploma.
A. j. Irwin, Reno, patent window sash.
Diploma.
Il. q. Herman, wadsworth, sample pop
corn. diploma.
Mrs. w. Webster, best collection Of
towering plants. ten dollars.
Mrs. d. d. Norton, best collection Of
ornamental foliage plants. i've dollars.
Vim. Weston, best collection Of roses in
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23
THE coMsroek MINES.

San f~saneisee's na~kbene The
seuree Of Her Prosperity "A
Volcano Of sttver = Statistics OF
Euilion Production and Ex'
pense-Au Engineering Wonder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23
L n

Sudden changes Of climate are sources Of
Pulmonary and Bronchial Afsetions. Take q
ouos BROWNE Broochial Trochss. let the Gold,
Cough or Irritation Of the Throat b svse %
slight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23
SAN FRANCISCO.
A Poiie.ms. sunseased .. ~. BED.
SPECIAL TO rHs COLI HILL DAILY urw,.l

BAN FRAScrsoo, October Isl p. NJ
Regular police officer Thomas II. Harris,
residing al DIG Jones street, on retiring
last night placed In his sleeping room .
small charcoal furnace TO warm tho apart.
ment, a. he was suffering from rhouma-
tism. This morning he was found dead
In bed from the effect Of the fumes OF the
charcoal. Ho had closed tho door Of his
room. but the window was open four
inches. Deceased was . native Of Eng
land, sged4i. Ho leaves . vito and three
children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-23
MOST OAsTARoLY OUTRAGE.

The Prize Buggy OF The Mate Fair
si~aiieionSiy M%utiiHtea at Rcso-
a Casc OF Professional Rivalry,
Malicious Mischief. or Pure,
Meaa Cussedness.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-01-06

MINING COMPANY INAUGURATED.-.-
Articles of incorporation were fled in
the County Clerks Office yesterday by
w. H. Harris, A. p. Ankeny, J. +.
Salmon, Of the Josephine Gold and Sill
yer Mining Company. The enterprise,
business, pursuit, occupation in which
this Company proposes to engage, is TO
mine for gold and silver and other met
ais, in the State of Oregon. The pr'n.
cipal Office will be located in Portland.
Capital stock fixed at S250,O00; amount
Of each share, $l.---Oregonian.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-01-06

The followingis list Of the other mines
on this lode that have paid dividends and
the Amonut Of each, .H.atsyf if.tsnu
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-01-06
BLACK HILLS.

Andrew Hansen, Of Placerville, ar
rived here from Deadwood City, Black
Hills, last Tuesday evening, having left
that place on November Goth. He
says there were good many ldahoans
there when he left. Que quarts crush
er is at work, and arrangements COM
pleted for the erection Of TWO more, the
machinery for one Of them having a.
ready arrived. The Wolf Mountain
excitement he thinks was created by
merchants and men who had horses to
sell. He, like tho rest Of TIE miners At
Deadwood. got little off when the fab
ulous reports reached his ears, w,nt
with the crowd, and spent seventeen
days in prospecting, but could not, nor
could any of the rest Of the prospectors,
raise the color. He says the Basin is
as good place as he can fnd.- World.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-01-06
INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM

The Springfield Mass Republican, in its
prospectus just issued for the New Year,
lays down in single sentence the best plat
form that . political journal can adopt. l,
says:
1.-THE Republican aims not 30 much to
convince its readers, as to enlighten them
TO furnish the material for their own in
dependent judgment, rather than ID lead
the way to their partisan action" .s
That is the platform npon which the Re.
publican has stood for some years, and
which las made it ono of the most IN q uen.
tisl, because one ofthe most reliable pa pers
in the Republic. Itgives its readers 'all
the news, aud the truth about il, /" and then
il it's opinions do not suit them, they have
the facts upon which to form opinions Of
their own. With decided opinions, which
it never attempts to conceal, on all politi-
cal questions, it asks nobody TO accept its
opinions, but presents the whole truth up.
on both sides, and leaves every reader 10
form his own opinions. Such a journal 10
AS much above the party organ AZ the con.
scieutious and truthful witness ia q court
Of justice is above the fellow who is hired
by an INSCRIPTIONS litigant to "swear the
case through ta.It Eds
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-01-06

KIL'N businsss-Brick.making,
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-01-06

WAsHINGTON A STArE.--Our neigh.
Dor beyond the Columbia bids fair to ~.
sumo the robes Of State ere long. At
the last election the question Of calling
State convention was submitted to the
people, and BY = large majority it was
decided afirmatively. The next Lsgh.
lature will set the time for holding tho
convention at which the constitution for
the future State will be prepared
Portland Bee.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-01-06
An OBJECTIONABLE Joxs.--A telegram

An OBJECTIONABLE JoxB.--A telegram
from Virginia City. Nevada, ssys that great
excitement was caused on g street in tbat
city few nights ago By man who gath.
cred large crowd undsr the pretext oflib.
Grating some rats from box, fora .doe,so
kill. About three hundred men gathered
about the spot, when pols-cat sprang from
the box and began to dispetse tho crowd.
The man made his escape, but was hunted
all night By q gsng with six shooters. So
great was the indignation that he Was com.
PEELED to fee the city. About one hundred
persons had their clothes ruined. - World.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-01-06
New BoAr.-Tre Dalles Tribune

New BoAr.-Tre Dalles Tribune
says: The Q. S. N. Co. have com-
meuced building a boat to take the
place Of the Daisy. Mr.. Holland, the
builder Of the Company, gives US the
following dimensions: Length, l76
feet; beam 81 feet; and ~ feet in the
hold. The cabin will be about the
same as the Daisy, except it will have a
full suit Of state rooms on each side.
1t is designed to have the boat CON-
pleted, and take her first trip on the
first day of next April.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-01-06

From the 2lst day Of Novembs5 u
the 10Th day Of December inclusive, .
month Of thirty days, the quantity Of
coal put on board ship by the Seattle
Company was II 200 tons, or 481A tons
day for each Of the twenty-si work.
ing days Of the month. This quantity
surpasses that Of any past month since
the shipment Of coal 6rst begsn q that
point.-Er. l4a- .1n3qa~s
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-01-06

The number Of legal firms 10 Seattle
is IL, saloons 81, markets 7, mills 8,
newspapers 8, daily and weekly, and ono
monthly, 6 fouudrys and iron works, 2
ship yards, mercantile establishments 70,
manufactures Of all kinds 50, breweries
2.-Er. unes
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-01-06

PROBABILiTIEs.--.On and after Dec.
25th, in the United States Signal Ser.
vice "Forecasts," or what is generally
styled "Proba bilities," will be known y
Indications, agreeable to an order from
the head of the Service--Gen Mysr.
-Oregonian.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-01-06

From the Stock EzeAangs Of Pee. l4th,
We obtain the following statement Of the
dividends paid By different mines on the,
Comstock lode: "''s'
The dividend account OF tho Consolid.
ated Virginia as shown BY months 10 20
follows: 5t"v 1850 fa aasaAf4 t.a .tnre71f
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-01-06
DividOntlD.

Total OF fan..".,........386 $50, 0,617. 800
This 10 . wonderful showing from one
quarts lode, of the profits already divided
among the stock holders, and yet some
wiseacres say that quartz don't pay. aa
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-01-06

: From the Controllers Report We find
the assessable property, real and person.
al, in tn, Territory, for 1876, as fol.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-01-06

THE House on recommendation Of
the Military committee, has tabled and
thereby killed the bill for the removal
Of tho Walla Walls, Umatilla and Cay.
use Indians from Umatilla reservation,
and the sale of their lands in Orsgon.---
W. W Union.