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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-25
IoRAcEY 4 RIoRDEN.
So.

vHe wELL.KNowN SALOON. no. o.
south Q street. vlrEini. cry. hsvips been
n Gently ienovst d and RENTED, 10 now the
stck. The proprietor arc o prepsrd 10
supply their friends with the beet OF w.NEB,
iR md IA. WHISTLES and Cl0AR-. %
-ooin . .lreet. Virginia City, opposiis the cd
Ycliows' Hall.
THOMAS CRAcEY.
JOHN T. klOkDEN,
splf m Prop ietors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-25
NOTICE Io MINERS.

NfIsERs EMPLOYED IN THE MINES
wi Of storey and Lyon counties. not mem.
bars are reQuested 10 com forward and join
the Miner Cbloas prior 10 July 10. 1871. By
~ doing they viii confer . favor on thu Unioss
AID tn ni.slves.
THOMAS BURKE.
President Gold Hill Union.
JOHN TATE,
rresicent Virginia Union.
d. SWELL.
my7tid.. President silver City Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-25


And In accordance with law. and an ORDER
Of the Board Of Direeton. made Ou The 18th
day Of April. 1871. 90 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock % may BE- necessary win
be sold q public auction. Of the , nee OF he
cJmtany. In horrvv's Building, No. tit Cal.
ifornis strret. Nan frapeiseo. California. on
MONDAY. tho lith day OF June, 1877. a. the
hour OF I O'Clock ?. 4. OF said day. 70 pay said
delinquent Assessment thereon. together with
cOsts Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
GEO. ID. EDWARDS, sserrtaU.
Ofies-In Morow's Building. <it California
street, San Yrancisco. California. ny 23td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-25
DELINQUENT SALES.
MlSINe conrAxY.-

D Location Of principal place Of business,
Ban Francisco. California
Location Of works. Gold hin. storey county.
Nevada.
Notice. -Thers are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on account Of A.sess-
msnt mo. - levied on the 9Th day Of April.
1871, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. a. fol-
lows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-25
DIVIDEND NOTICE

OYpIcE OF THE Cal IroEsIA MINING
~ ConpAny. San Francisco, California. Nay
Slh. whist . n eetins Of the D. ard al ~.
rrctors VI the above named Conpany. held
this DAY. . dividend tho. 49, Of Two Dollars per
Nay is.h Transfer bSofs closed mil he
myio G. p. GORDON. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-25
sI0ckn0lDERS' NETTING.

OFricE SILVER HILL MIxIxo oohPANr
Ban rsneisco. Osiifor 10. Nay 70. 1871
The ANIMAL Meeting Of tn sioekhoId' 70 OF the
silver Hill Mining companr ill be b n 81
iheli once. X, ON 10 HsywaId'. Bni d $50
next, At u o'cl.ctn \. Trsb,i~, 10 - a.
on Tussdsy the 71d inst at. ~ . o'el.r,
m,is A W X. DEAN. s-cisisr!.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-25

Tres lI....ou.... ..
Gardiner 4 Hooker. Trus
tees. ..1Ibl.. .lCU... w 81.
Gardiner d Hooker, Tms.
Gardiner i iioci.r. Trn,.
70 .z'oS.. .iUp..f.iV q.
Gardiner 4 Hooker. Trus-
Gardiner 4 Hooker. Trus-
ten. .'loo....io ..
Gardiner d Hooker, Trus-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-18

RoRBERs AT THE WHIPPING POSI-
On Monday at $3.50 we left. and reach
ed Hong Kong at IL A. NJ. On the 23d
Mr.. Harlan told me there was to be a
public fiogging of two Chinese. have
often seen the backs of negroes in the
United States with marks of the lash,
but this is the first time / ever had a
chance to see the CATO nine-tails ap-
Piled. The whipping post here is in
the street at the base of small TRAN
gular space, made by three streets,
and Immediately in front of the Har-
Dor Masters Office. A slab of granite
rises about ten feet above stone plat
form, and leaning against it is wood
en- scaffold. Here the men are fasten-
ed by a belt around their bodies and
their arms extended at full length
above them and held secure by slip
moose around the wrists. Each man
received twenty five lashes, and up to
the eighteenth they writhed, but after
that dropped, and thought the first
one had tainted, but as the second act
ed in the same manner l came to the
conclusion that the strain upon the
nerves had reached its climax and
that neither felt the lash. The backs.
however, we're fearful sight. These
fellows are to receive seventy-fve
lashes, twenty-five each, at three
different times, for violence and rob-
berry and pulling earrings out OfChina
girls ears.-Detroit Free Press.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-18
CHURCH NOTICES.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. Josiah
McCiain, Pastor.-Services to-day at II
A. NJ, and P. M. by Rev. S. Robinson,
Of stockton. After the sermon IN the
evening, Rev. McClain will be duly In.
stalled us Pastor of the Church. Rev.
A. C. G,llies of Virginia, will be present
and assist in the installation services.
Strangers and others are respectfully In
vited 10 attend.
ST. PETERS CHURCH (EPIscoPAL)
Services in this church at IL O'Clock
in the morning and 7:3O o'clock in
the evening. Sunday school imme-
diately after morning service.
81. L. FOOTE, Rector.
NJ. F.. CHURCH. Rev. J. D. Ham,
mond, Pastor. Services to-day at ii A.
n. and p. NJ. Sabbath School at 2 P.
N. Seats free and all are welcome
Subjects of discourse: Morning.
Power of the Unseen" evening. 1.-The
Ayes and Noes"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-18
In the play of the Winning Hand,

In the play of the Winning Hand, as
performed on Thursday evening in the
Theater in Carson, there is a certain
place where the young man offers to
make the young lady bet. In case the
former loses, then as forfeit he is to
kiss the latter. in case the situation is
reversed then the latter is to kiss the
former. This is similar to the case which
is now going the rounds of the papers
relative to bet between two persons in
the town Of Beaver Falls. in Western
Pennsylvania. A young lady bet young
man kiss that Tilden would be elected
he to pay if Tilden won. she to pay if
HAYES was elected. On the morning of
the 9Th he called and paid the bet; on
the 9th he called and took it back. That
evening she paid the bet. Mex, morning
she took it back, and he paid; then she
paid. and he paid. and 80 they have been
kept busy by the contradictory dispatches
ever since, and both declare their willing
ness and ability to hold out until Con-
gress decides the question. They don't
like the new Compromise bill.
Assemblyman S. w. Hammond is now
in Elko on q visit to the University.
Messrs. Chubbuck and Mills, the other
two members of the Committee will join
their colleague in that place.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-18

A bill has passed the Senate removing
certain disabilities from one Lewis Cook.
7. seems that this gentleman was once
Ire ,surer of White Pine county, but he
became involved in stock operations and
finally went into bankruptcy. 1t also
turned out that he had used the county
funds in his speculations. Thirty thous-
and dollars is the extent OF the steal, and
this Cook promises to refund provided
the law is not used against him. The
man is nos in Japan. Creswell asked
very pertinent question in opposing this
bill, whether it would be proper to re-
lease Boss Tweed and his associates
from prison provided they should refund
their i'll gotten gains. He was not in
favor of compromising crime.
A petition is being extensively circu-
lated in Carson by the friends of the bill
to amend the bullion tax law. relative to
the action of the Ormsby county dele
gates in the Legislature. The petition
recommends that they be released from
any condition, pledge or promise, and
requests that they shall act upon the
measure as they shall conceive to I've for
the best interests of the State at large
and their constituents.
Senate Bill No. 126, promises to be the
most important one Of the session. 1t is
the compromise bill. 1t was introduced
Yesterday by the Committee on Ways and
Means, and it includes the Nichols bill
to levy on personal property for the col
lection of tax. The bill was read Sec
oud time bv title. and referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
According to announcement, the Third
House met last evening in the Senate
Chamber, and Mr.. r. Parkinson was
called to the chair. A large crowd was
in attendance, and the compromise bill,
the bullion tax bill. the wife beating bill
and others we're satisfactorily dispensed
With.
The announcement on the streets yes
terday afternoon to the effect that the
list of States had been completed and
H,yes elected President. was contra
dicted in the dispatch which announced
that both the Senate and House had ad-
journed until Monday.
The next social Of the Arlington Club
viii 30 given next Wednesday evening.
at the Arlington House.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-18
MINING STOCK REPORT


Morning Board
onbir los l,i. ~. 2514, 14Os 26, l5s 21ts +,
~ 2614. l5Os 2557zs, 5los 2t'l. 24os
Mexican sOs IS. zoos ls2, 413s lsh1, SOS
1917
Gould and Curry lbs l3, 425s I2's
Rest and Relcher los 35i4 3Os %, ZOOS
49,
California zoos Az, Cos A7s4, sOOs As b.
ZOOS IS
savage 2s5s o-,
los 52E., SOS 52lz b5
Cbollar IS 6S, 9OS Ga
Hale and Norcross zoos 5ss. zoos 5'2
Crown Point 45s ga, 4Ws Us
Imperial zoos 80 2Oc, zoos rs
yellow Jacket los IA.
Kentuck los rs
Sierra Nevada HOS $, 2;Os SO
Alpha los q
Be,cher lbs SIS
Utah SOS l6s4, t1Os 1917
Bullion 7IOs liz, Sos IL, Dos l73s, SOS
III
Excheuuer 265s 67s, sos 634
Seq Belcher los 80
Oyerman ZOOS S719. los 81, los $50. los
50. I1Os S911s, sos S9l4, lo5s 80, 5t's
90 bio, los 90 b5. los 9O
Justice 75s 1871, sos 1917 bio, SOS l34
SuccOr sos
Union Con 1855 95i, l5Os 95ss, 5s ~
Julia I6t,s ga. BIOS 90
Baltimore 25s :.
New York Con iOs SOC
OccidentaI 2OS "a
Alta 5eS 2ls, zoos ,, zoos "a
Lady Washington 403s IS
Caledonia l4Os ga
KnickerbOcker 3Os x
DAYTON 1SOs
Ward 23s zoe
Leyiathan 3OOs .5c, zoos soc
Kossuth zoos 9Oc, 4Os 9'c
Mint sos l2c
Andes sos ~
Trojan SOS 81 Csc, COOS 81 Acc
North Con Virginia 245s 9oc, HOS
Prospect 4OOs -, COOS 6Oc
Eu eka Con 1sO> lSl9, los lS'4
ella zoos Is, zoos SIC
jefferson zoos Hoe
MOdoc 2S5S 21s
New Coso zoos Az $50, zoos AZ $50
Leopard 15Os )
Gen Thomas l50s 4Oc
Manhat an 340s So
Grand Prize zoos AZ, HOS AS
Alps zoos *
RIVE Patch sos 3
Northern Belle l55s 2514 2os 23I2
Golden Chariot zoos 81
Leeds 5l5s 374. sos
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-18

New York, Feb. 16.-The Elect ora
Commission have decided that no evil
dence can be received in the Louisiana
case except the electoral certificates.
The vote was against 7. The Com
mission have now sent for counsel,
and upon their arrival will open the
votes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-18

After the decision of the Electoral
Commission was yesterday made known
to the Senate and the House, the fur
Their procedure in the count was post
poned until Monday by an adjournment
to that time.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-18

The President and Cabinet, after a
full and free discussion, have resolved
to recognize the Packard government in
New Orleans.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-18

Yesterday the following dispatch was
received in Washington from New
Orleans: "Information reaches Pack
ard that the White League will cut the
wires and fight tomorrow. l do not be-
lieve this. If the wires are down to-
morrow you will know the reason"
(Signed); STOCKTON. Deputy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-18
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

A COMFORTABLY FURNIS HE'D
~ Parlor and Bedroom, or one large room
with privilege Of kitchen, for gentleman and
his wife Terms must be moderate and lOca-
ton desirable. References exchanged. Adj
dress E. McILvAIN, at this office, stating terms
and location. tellt2
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-18

Mr.. E. McIlvain will receive com
by calling at this Office.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRNssy HoUsE-GEoRGE Z. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
Sam Robinson Frank Mccullough
W A Brophy . Ward
VIM Barrows H Emery
f. Mullaby : E Jones
Theo Barnes Il Stuart
, 1877-03-22
1fayes' First Mistake.
Tho New York lf<raid gets ofI this hit at Bos.

ton; :,
Naturally every President has to make ,ou,c p,ts.
tAkss III hs couIss VI bis sEa aud. u course. Tho
trst ulust Gems solae time. III. IAycs INT cou,cs
pretty early and !, not shock,nq!Y bad one. is
has merely put alr Frederrk puuglas* In the w1tA
place IN making htul Marshal 0l the Ulstgirt VI
Eoln!atla; Mf. Douglass proper place 10 lto.,o,.
!le should ~ n1ade Collector VI thai p,st so.tUn
IL yery fonl Of Ar. Douglass and Mf. Douglass fe+
cinrucatss tho sentiment. lie Ia . n,an 0! tastu,
eull1re. grnius ant Moaesty-9natties that itus-
ton luvcs. liz w4s tuFu,cFly slave, and that Kas
t1n Adorcs: In short. lhet1 are many .ubstan:
tsl and valid sca.uus for making hIa Co1lrctas OF
Dost0n that we Alulo4i wt.h the aenxtG might 70.
jscs the nomtaatan 4cluslly I1uIs mud lhsa give
tho Preside u CHANGE 10 be.tow on NJ. louKlats
4 distinguished Euark Of h.s fsynF. 1t stetnt sau
ws.tu 10 throw Away NJ. Douglas. o. tho District
" Columbia where II lraat third vt ths popa.
him. md where b. ns. !. t9
Introduce iho 1ussls Vi i.srrs aud other otillinY
eutsttaia,nsa.s; Mr. ?aEla.,: SHOULD go 70 cool
Ar. Douglass cycn The place just ;tsn ~ Ar. Nor.
Fii aud Mr. Morrill, ths one given 10 Mr. Douglas.
, 1877-03-22
LEGAL.
LEGAL
District Court Of tbs United Suites, District
Ut MassachusettS-.-l1t Mnkrnptcy.

upoa pctiton presented 10 tho Court, on the ninth
dafUf March ls7 BY spaFEux v. Assketnon. OF Ik.s.
by ha,s Z ta!i ai.fh:..e ff9ia ~ II. Its
naa he same % tlc thrlei day * ssrrh i D. 1871.
lsi1EY tAo tuHft u Ho.ton, LII said N!stE!<t, a. 10
O'clock IL, 4al That ali LII Interest MAJ A..
pear u sid ttnc and pAt4 ai ,hus causc il any try
granted. EDWARD DEXTER.
EtE1k Of 4s1l tpgEk,
, 1877-03-22
The English Constitution

AND OTHER POLITICAL ESSAYS, nv WALTER
nAaxhor. Aathut Of "Phy,tcs anil Politics. Latest
fcsllcd edition. l:vol. Elmo. Cloth. fries, ~.
Wlt! tbs authar's inclination, and rnr.c,r 10 Re-.
readrts At alfcady familiar tlrnE is suxgesiss
T1un,c ent!t!ra Fhysles md l'olcn.' Thr English
Z. =; saSen vsry. With reference t. ths ruelpss
y. trcu dlstnlt!s1"h EhgIis! ,sit expeFI.
Hn aeIte crltch snl discussion VI
E"Elhn ttfttntunHr dr%Hhed tn t1o~ huw thcy ORR.
f. r. .,,.t s9 'o pa' Oh, Sq tsr stsst. ND
,ct1 Rhlloslphfcai ;nlM!rsl, with IAfKr knoxio.ixr
clear !ns!Rlt In!entndGat upiatunp xfrst frerdH
~ riA1a, H.. esir1 natI!ot;m Is c1cl! q t fault.
his Of a Hhents snd usefnlfsa ii rortsI
~ s k1mln anE and wis., The hk Indeed, Ii fu Vi
.irsnE1 q a:.inn n htHan n:turt, ths e1rrrirt 1t
nSnst R5 ,naiflnas ur Mlllcei bodies thu adaptation
s st9srsa af esTs ns;;., .q xs srtf ts
eEstywetr, ard have nitscst for ali sftltcots III
political &nd socsal alfa1s1- -HkfrucI from I]ff1cs
, 1877-03-22
THE LAKE CItD.

10 As Editor Qf The Tribune.
CAtcAuo, March 20. 0.--Uciny d resilient of Chi.
easo for ths last twenty ycarx, and being also
acquainted with our Lake crib, thu nlaInae OF !ts
construction. atc.. fully indorrs Mr.. Dranlall's
idea In regard to Its lasting qualities; that 1t ID
sho ns Il or 70 y fs IL of1 ttou 'iy i
very day that It was launched. II ha4 been treatc
ace. ho,e I've sonpartss shat run - tt.n te ps the
outside rntbt the ansice cyt!ndus run frUn1 tbs
bottom ,'t.a o. Of ths crsb to Tbs top Of tho same,
with ar.t:c!ass bcdosl ind bonded nIas0nry, iaid
have added greatly 10 liz strength a at thc suns
SsSs Ses; si5s: III s.h!oa *saia hsss essa
heAsy structure Of ttone and brick tknt hRs lately
ossn M PLACED upon 4: and which !. now acting ii
Eow ho 81 az s H. 70 o., e
They wcss hurtlcd!y Oiled np with dry euMutoI,
fsnhs IT, :, oonl Ct 81 Sa 81 'zss and 5 ,ss
to form a correct idoa of this masonry Or
innt iHnx MhSh w nore pIcrer na'as. by taking
The k!ud Ut mason work dons On tbose pIcEs % WI
Ma,sh ssu safryH Or trying 70 carry
DO not hssltata 10 saJ that, u ono Of onr sub
marine diver waa y 60 down on tho outslds Of our
ousa examination. hu would NJ d0abt hud that
ts outside crib walls being iorceA no ihe lake
ny thS pressure OF fhla f004D and moving fQunIo,
ftpn rsssaEG upon the slcs Of tho rFib, cAustd bY
the heavy Inason work hu!lt on top.
The next question ~, What 4ru we golnR to do
thought that should ha able get snpplicd with
pure wator from tho lake for an slmosk tnle4nitp
p1rod. Tho facts Of tho casc are Qulte Tho 70.
verse. w know thAt after the Wind hAs bscu
blowing from the northca1t for time the water al
tho mouth OF river and along tho shosn line be-
os .aa ! . OF ~ d.
these dcposIta carried close to our crib that
wt do get not unly wster TO drink, but VIZ gpk 1
little somtl tlhlhg to eat well. For proof Of this
examine thu water Just after ono Of these storms.
And, furthermore, soon ~ tho Fullerton
avenue tunnel IL cou,rlsted. aud !ualr to conneet
with our lake. we shxlt vet all The bcnadt Of tho
impure deposits that afs and Will b cast in the
N0rth l3sapch.
Row, my opinion IL. the way for u to escape all
these threatened evils vii! ba for us to erect IN.
other crib two thrce M!lrs further into tha lake
and 10 Connect with the present tunnel 1t the old
crib: l hclsess that BY going out su,ns Two
or three nslles We shall then b. iiabts to ascspa
from tho Lad effects Of our river 01 the sewer du.
pos1ts cont.ined therein. All moneys sxpaule4 In
the sftsmot To restore tho crippled OLD crib Will bo
wattc Of tins and funds wu must look for feliaf
o. petma9e1t nature BY going out further into Tho
laAet aod building ! new crib upon tl$ most I'm.
proved and listing quality. X. X.
, 1877-03-22
OFF FOX THE BLACK HILLS.

ANN AaBoa, Mich, March :.l.--Ten men loft
Ypsslanti last night tor the Black Hills on a
prospecting tour. Should thoy hnd thlngs =.
they expect they will stay there and Ill thetr
pockets With gold. Some Of the party are men
with families, and alnong the best citizens Of
thp SitJ.
, 1877-03-22

All nervous, sxhauxtiuy, and painful diseases
speedily Yield tho curative inauencea OF PuIycF-
lnacheI Electric Belts and paad4. They ass
s.fs, simple. and effective; and cat b easily ap.
tlcnlAzs, uallcd tres. Adtrr4s pulve1machar OAl.
FAulc Co. Cincinnati. u
, 1877-03-22

Observe young father trying to appcaso 4
bawllrg baby, tnd you'll witness Ingenuity
enough u ten minutes 10 make you think that
nan ought to w II Inventor.
, 1877-03-22
The Difficulties Of Navigation in These
Ice-Dlookod Waters.
The Architects and Masons View the
Crib, and Pronounce II to
10 Good.
A Breakwater Wou1d Bean Excellent Thing,
but It Is not Necessary
What the crlh.keeptt Has 10 Say % This Inter
tstfng Subject.
Forcing Way Back Through the
Mouth Of the HArbor.

Readers Of Tnz TRIBUNE donbticsa noticed In The
iaeus Of last Sunday four.cola1nn communication
sIgncd by Mr.. George X. Dramha1l. Unior tho
circumstances It Is unnecessary to tecapftulate the
points Of Mr. Dramhal4 statement. llc charged,
in brief that the crib situated at It's mouth Of The
tunnels BY which Chicago 10 supplied with water
was ili.buis, itl*founded. and liable 10 toppae
over. lie declared that tho entlro Arrangement
subatructurc, supcrslructurc, tower, AMI bell
WA insecure. f1e affirmed that the crib kcepeF,
his wife, bis child, bis ehickons and cann.y .bria
were liable to 10 swept Into inhnity II any given
moment.
Mr. nrAmhal declared that the crib wns bullt on
tho side Of blu, and was therefore "a poor an ar.
rsngement AZ tho houeo built on the sand OF which
hurricane, or gale had the e!ect u moving tho
sh s p Paeed nc mosea 'f fosteea
inelea out oi place. and that tho whole eonstr'tc
ton wne M! to be overturned at a moments notice.
so sis he
pointment nntler Tho city Government, ersstod .
in order 10 gst Il, tho trnth Of tho matter and to
examine into tbs present state of tic crib, its
e.neks. ereyiees. brlck.work. etc:, a reporter Of
se H. ito atfesaid erib il stuated Two @cs a,s M ..
W mutually hsri 10 reseh: Dus II O'Clock ycs:
AN ExrEp1r1oN BET FORTH ..
to do & ale: :oye !ns to Rseet ths srib; ;Ksepes
s 1xS' iS e,. rs s.ss ss'es gss:s vii n1n
Ss srR to si se~ y s sf T. ssn
fireman. md o roustabont, and she carried soMo
Sailing erticsr wero tssued by Admiral Monroe
tint Tour rasy md Sell beloved Nspier" woasd,
e. e.. tefsg &c g%sa e sss sos1sy :t T ss ei
firm OF Earnshnw = 0obo1, constructors at the
p the srb pnqsF ns,s5 stses
tho H. .aI t - -ss.n = na,c ~ nng ~ nn1.t
Me NJ nhn aa nafpo. o. aeage Sana ncaGa,
T,,s fH,nTst " rrnn,tcr IA n'hr,s o1'i p,orisin,,
wms ma "a for ,e,a1tes. NJ nthcr nsncn. In nnnn
turned up, md al D. t tbs 8, d. UFccn m atartsd
an a H. pa
within Ito yaids Of iii ths noSth a Ut q iho 'b 'has:
ss ss ss' s!s s e ss K ss CT ass
ths tevefnmsnt piof things began 10 change, nd
two 4'ir nnu!ss aoMtsyt, 'nts, c.ur ro ,m, s4or-
in other woris, period wae put to it, existence.
ss IL a, ss es r s Iii
ihs fcryor i,nssiuaso Il was IN. F.-no no" 70. o.
K sk passS ". sa
H;1ais;y Pa;ssS s.S ~. ~, ..,
on 5 IL ,Se .e va:
f1 tr nndcns ~ @ 8" III yafyhR ~ ,
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-05-19
COUNCIL PRocEEDINcs.


lola, Kama, May HI, 1877. !.
Council met in regular session, Mayor
Scott in the chair. Councilmen p ressni
-Bowlus, Cowan, Fisk and White.
The bills Of White q Chollette, for
lumber, $l5.02; Henry Gear, rock work
on culverts, $3.50; J. II. Ladd, building
sidewalk, 1861, were referred to Fl.
nance Committee.
The Finance Committee reported on
bills of Ingersoll & Perkins, for printing,
$3.50; Mn. J. Perkins, gravel, 80 cts ;
J. II. Walters, Street Commissioner,
$l275. Henry Gear, work on cemetery,
$500; J. II. Ladd, building sidewalk,
1861, and recommended payment of
same asper the report Of the Committee.
The Mayor appointed . committee to
confer with Mr.. Northrup, in reference
to the suit pending against him in which
the city is plaintiff.
On motion parties owning ID foot side
walks ON block 70 were allowed to cut
the same in two.
Council then adjourned.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-05-19
KANSAS MATTERS.

A great deal of the corn ground in La
bette County will have to be replanted
this year.
G. M. Rizer's store at Eureka, Green
wood County, was broken into one night
lately and robbed of 500 pounds of hams
and some other goods. The thieves have
not been found.
Messrs. Crandall & Baldwin, the large
stock raisers of Cofey County, have 8
steer which weighs 1850 pounds.
The L., L. and G. depot at Ottawa i,
to be removed to the north side of the
river.
The Usage Mission Journal says "We
hear it stated that scarlet fever ia preva.
lent at Parsons, and that the select school
has been closed in consequence"
The Kansas State Medical Society will
hold its animal meeting at Lawrence, on
Wednesday next.
The recent advance in the price Of
grain makes the wheat and corn on hand
in Kansas, worth $4,000, 900 more now
than it was four weeks ago.
A severe hailstorm prevailed in La.
dore township, Neosho County, a few
nights ago, completely covering the
ground, and damaging the fruit to great
extent.