davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-06-11

FLOuIs-Was in lnu.tcrats denonnd hit rbtnhv nj,
local sna ni@ At ts reesnt rsdae;oa m p9ee ~
:s sss sA a 'sssss e. -s: s:s On rse r
II II . =. = se:: ! s:s;: Ss,. s 100 e:
ine mea o's d. esas S'sse eeaoa ma't a.
:s'ss :ssss ssis g.
ts1Go; eo@nsn .,s g.; - esoso, ohotee family
:sss 's' s .ss T. sssss '''s: .ss:'ss: a.
sS,aa
.ns os .s 81; % sss ss.
*: r.. r..D-s.. vs.. u.as of 10 ton. a. ,,,oo pc,
ST.. 1ss ~ ss. sa' Of 10 tons t"A.
conn.liz4I-cossse VA noulaalAt s,7. soa17 Is per
'oS NO., :" t..et; ,S;v. ,.,,,~
81 saa On ~ as
previous sTsning Lyerpooj Va, ouet Viz h.srioe.s
s:51s: @ :sa "a T.. ss.S y. van
a 20 .to;a
:s1 :'s ss%.as nss e ~ :ss sH; IT.:
snPr.y" W. very small The sHlppns demand wa.
TT = m iuRp{ S ponts by rood
LIZ dsllysss Y 'A xhs ca lSta N trsinIrul
sSsstlSa zig .sa:tlSa c,:sEas eSs sSsd ds:asaa
.ns 'ne ne Ihus 4s. tet .ex 11ty RI AaGast
.Iaste whfsh ~. tt s.It sMe {He.a qeEleA ~ ln
lie In Il uy M NV ias oat oeo eSsf M,eFs
oh ~ ~ r.. sFun - shsss net ths H
nav set,sf ju!x anons, si"gne III N "a WIZ 1aS
e1A es1ts Antu.t I'D soa s s. So.,p. at ssa ssH
grt9 te a mauts 1sau9. e. sss' S u.
@ ba Ne spF;as st 5ats IKE Ia a11pStfa r. =! e
est9piS Mtpaxs.o8r. y g. =, .,od a.,,.,.
atransss sae. Hc1s r.nsf.j y, III ~ r. eea
m sGsntns3 XII ~ n H!H SS q a. ~; sad
4,G ~ II sAIP'e - xt'oost&t ~. totast ~, pb
CuH-M,ts tts.,ta y 1sats5 dom1na aad n.msr Nth
, 1877-06-11

DosTos, xass.. June O.-~Vool acttye. Full PRICES
obtained. sock considerably reduced, extra Uh!o.
4J}<ot Michigan. 570toc. C0nhing and te1aha quiet,
new Ohio e,nbtnR, 1854 nsw Kentucky coubtns, 17c1
unwsahed cobshE. 2so for coarse 400 for deairabto
putad extra and doube c1tra, a54sos super, s054Aut
good aud choice super 8dH9s4c cohiuS pulled, 4ae.
, 1877-06-11
DIEY GOODS.

NEW yoax, juns .-Cotton'gools market nero act-
ire and prices Of brown s1,ccttnRa very hrnl. Wts
scotuRa md cossot jean4 IN better demand picActd
shrttnKa remain quiet Pr.nte quiet Gloucester and
Mohawk 1inRhans advanced III. The HnlieItn says
shipment Of O0 pkg1 Of domesttcs was made 10 Chns
yesterday.
, 1877-06-11

Long an1 od0Fe eeatI Qu0ted At atRo ca3R or 3aRe,
end ah4taha seller July, Cumberland quiet atII{A
Hsi lonK cnt hilns aAas}<. n 1ttdt west.pIcksd
lAcon quoted 1t t1tjat tor alI0uIdrra, 747J(u for
short RIBS. 7Aac tyr short coats, DH9loo Tor hams,
al cA1xAatd and packed.
aan,A.h15;Wss9 gn!rt Il 4Ha7sSc.
al1,m fer G,et4s Sl!.7;@110o for sttrA mt.si aud
.TALLow = Was dull n 1stA7tSo for city, and 70
7Ac for country loss, tho lnsldu fof No. ?.
, 1877-06-11
Is7. | 1870,

Wllhdrnwu from ators during Friday for city
consumption: ., LII hu wheat, TO bu corn, i, o63
ba rye, s73 bu barley.
The following grain waA inspected Into storu in
this city On Saturday morning: car Northwestern
No. 1whrat, car No. . spring, l car rejected do;
. cars yellow corn, los cnrs AhA 10, 800 bu high
nixou, o carr now do, o cars now mI1cl, eo3 car
and 0, 600 hu No. corn, u cars rejected do, IA
cars no grade {411 corn), cars white oats, II
cars No. do. 10 cars rejected do, Lear no grade
10 oats); 2 cars No. rye, cars roIccfed do; 3
cars No harley, cars rejected do. Total (406
caFs), I'll, o00 bu. Inspected out: II, 1H bu
wheat, 11n. 113 bn corn, II. 401. bu oa.., J. ABS
bn rye, !, 600 In barley.
Tho following were the receipts and shipments
OF bEcadstuHa and live stock at ths point during
tho past week. and for tho corresponding weeks
Hn6inH i tateds
, 1877-06-11
Corresponding week sast


us 3e'1s''s7' <''9o-'0
HALLWAY EA'AlSoSs
fa!let ftatcmoht tnan haa previously neen
MADE OF mo ffoea anu net earnings OF American
ra'iwA1siof INC 1ass Two years appears IN inc
Iaeue OF las' "eek. ~ emo.aees loaas opesa.ina
H. $40 m!ef' ena earning IN tne nsea' ycat 1s7o-o
rot less than Ssi' Sii 40 oot OF the sao3, B05,-
boo gross earnings OF al tatlroa1s reported In
f'ooff Adnho'. rms IN WI per cent OF tic
gEo1H earnings OF oil lde railways In tho country.
Takina the taiA'f, inc aseFceatc 0Foss
earnings dnflns ING last railroad ~.
cal year "ese SEH. .aoo''6o' aga'nst s3'5,
s44.U'o onflh9 INC pfeccuihe year. There
whs' therefore, between 1htsc Two years dther-
cnce OF on'y sSs'.11"s or less thsa ono. NTH per
cent Iha net earnings increased from sl*s'' 4@3,
oli 70 tl.i,ulA !no, OF si.a:i.o.a. eain OF
1l'lo per eea'' "hen IL y cons'aefcd thAt the
gross eash'hse "oso epont the sans. Inc increase
VI p'on'S "o n"Sc 1ue' u1a'o"eu enu"1 !aul INC
ia''foaas ia.soaneeuso suscess'u' economies INTO
thrll nlanasencs'' 'na' lucy ,. wsse ao'c " no,
s'ua.s nl'sa'ou pas,nvs ..s, ~ ".tS kteatet cosl
s ~. s",,.s. "".. w.. ",aas ~ sn9
non 'os 'spa' ,'.. n1eueu Nv pos'r'no.. 'nu "
ponsn OF which, when made, should propcslJ oc
suo11ac'ca from 1he Pfohta ot tn1h Jeas'
MANUFACTURING DIVIDENDS IN BOSTON.
On rho whuie, tho dividends paid In boston June
1 nv Massachusetts mann factprknr cnmns ncs Tnd
cato That tho 'nustrc. Of tla. State st. In :. In.
proving eonti't'on. Ihc Cocheco, TINT paid D per
cunt last December. poys nothing now, and tho
th.n nj, M,r,,n,rt rs,rca. f-rn, + w. w. wv
s"e.' ~! NV '...s' .e.ases wv. ~ pef
cent Bat all tho othnr companies either pay the
satno or larger Dividends. Tho Evosctt, tho .taok
eon, tho LangAou. auo the stark from nothing to
Pe' ~s"H ruu nvur M .lv.ux.u
iHH pEhH uF Savannah. e.
Holders In Augusta, Ca. OF 5000, 600 worth Of
Eayanu3b boalR mo ton Juno 8 10 urotest
nssnst any parta, Fepullat,on Of IL, dobt ,y sca.
I'M. ucc,1ny nr ,,n,f,,,. NJ a noo nm h,,,t.
~. hsii f., u..s...,, s'H .,.,,vs1 ~.
wa nela IN ohsshhah hha teeolsc0 shat psr cent
bonds DO accepted for tho amount of tho per cont
Tor al due. TO the cry OF savannah and that aald
tonds shall bo exempt from taxation by the city.
Tho condition Of The I,ank "f spain !. critical.
II rcfnacs to rash lts notos, which nrc consequently
rapidly depreelating IN vaIuc. The busineas
house. Of Madrid re'.'.o to take tho banks notes
o q A'o'.'n ',as uoeh 1u.t"uueoa mo tao spanish
ecnata oJ II. campo 10 deprive tho bank Of IL
privilege Of Issuing paper nntcse 1t rcBuuies gpo.
clio navmcntf.
.tHA"IIs Anno"n.
The London fe0noHt1t ~ a!Ay ~ says:
Some American gold wIlct, arrived this weak
stoppcd here. On the Continent money hha tended
tnoe IN E,snco "" "tn' t.s
With That country Jul uisv viii, Germany. whIrk
will further tend In the came direction. 1t viii
alto ~ ~. cGs.t u nnea'snrss 'n rarlf, a. We
.n ~ -ons; WI t,;t " ~, anG A Loaaoh snsnef
smsh ~. r","s ~ ,i,.ront ~ ~ .n,,usr,. as
have tended lltllo downward tEts yscck, a. 10 not
Anutual after tho beginning Of May. Cndcr tbs
!nhnenc,S, or the general INQUIRY ioF Investment
, 1877-06-11
COMM1IRClALl

Tha following wcrc tho receipts and shpments
Of the leang nrticlus OF produce In lhls city during
tho twenty four hours ending ut 2 o'clock on
Saturday mofninE, and for The corresponding tims
last yenf:
, 1877-06-11

CLx7kIANn4 O.. juno e.-M.rknt qutst, standard
whtcs ITO test, t2Hc~
rlrrsauua, Juno e.-pntroluum-crudo, SAFE At
rafkefat rranods 1$Hc. Philadelphia delivery.
, 1877-06-11

This leading produce markets wuxs fairly active
on Saturday, and tho principal cotrats were stroug
ef. while pf0v!stons Were sttadief. The foreign
news was not specially favorable 10 strength, but
the adslcot FROM dlgcsont points In tho Unitcd
states Qave a,ors confidence 10 holders Of bread.
stufIs. Tho supply Of wheat Ia small, aud Tho
weather Was bad al ovcr tho West There wpro
sdslces of very low temperature In lows. snow IT
Omaha, and ra1A over very largo areAfs, all OF
which was considered 10 be bal for tho esop., in
addition 10 news Of |nsoct taysyes, which
DO not, boWsvoE, appear TO b. wora4 this yeas than
u.usl There wa nos much doing In tho taking
Of freight room, Saturday bcing ordinarily qu!et
day In that respect but considerable quantities Of
grain wsre purchased BY shipper, -chisay wheat
And corn.
Jobbers Of dry.eoods experienced very quist
day. Few buyers weso present, AID tho number
Of mall ofdors also was souswhat restrtctad. Tho
quiet was not, however, grestaF then "a usually
witnessed 1t shts tins OF year, Tbs enhanced
cost OF print-tloths has Rtrcn frmes tone to tho
print Market bot otherwise Z very steady foslln4
pFevA4la tbs demand for grocsHss VA fair, and
only falg There Wa 20 speculative moyenient in
any article In Tho slst purchases being 10 eccosd-
ancs With current requirements. Ries, sugars, mo-
lssses. coGees. and soaps wars asmly Leld,
4 fair inquiry for tsas existed. sad oolongs,
green's, and new Jsps wsss quoted aEm. In The
butter market but slight ehauys uas appar.ui, =
liberal volume Of business bslny accomplished 1t
abont previous hgures, Cheese Wa dull, weak,
aud Hc lowsr, with sales Of good 70 choice full
creams al iV4plle. Dealers IL canned goods, dried
fEuits. snd dsh re1orted no important ehsages
Oils, paints, and colors continued 10 move ou a
generous scale and remained sseAdy ~ 10 prices.
Leather and hsggus weso dull - previously
quoted. Coal snd wood wc1o quoted steady.
Ghe lumber market WI quiet, tho rain lnterfer-
ing With outdoor husiAssA- fcw carxocs wera
sold. but most Of the offerings held over. The
Fsln.storn u supposed to have extended ever tho
Northwest and u u believed that there wils soon
be water enough iu the streams vi tho lua,bel dis.
irleta TO bring thu late drives Of lo:a
down 10 che MILL boous With rush
that viii dispel al fears Of : short supply,
The yard market wAs asna under fair demand Fot
lumbcs. TAp wool and broom -eokn MARKETS wcsu
quiet and unchanged. Timothy. Hungarian, And
clover sseds xszo In tsr request and aru but very
fsw sales wsss nlas, the o1srlnSl beng to0 ANAL
, 1877-06-11

The cargo market was quiet Saturday. Tho offerings
being light and the weather stormy. few salcs
malc at recent prices. Tho remainder Of tho feet will
probaiy ho In port oarly this week. Ptcce stuf was
Quoc1 It II. 10000, common inch At $a sR30. cot
fair to good do A. Slo.oo1l1oos lath Ut sl2s, and
shingles a. 81. 90 422J.
Lumber frelGhs steady, 1t a. % for Muatc8on;
H. i2k tor Ludington and u .t2f335 for MAntstce.
The retail market waa ces active the rain INTERIOR
Ing With thn local trado and delaying tho filling Of
country prcrB Tho common grades arc hrE especial.
" fcnGng tie stack and receipts Of which lfght
, 1877-06-11

LONDON, June n--h p. m.--Ratcs Of dscuunt
In opcn market for three months call, * pcr cent
below tho hank rate, VI por cont.
E1nsUla for money and account, p4H.
An,esiean secufisies- loth; w., 1o0A;
U,i; preferred. III; Illinois Central, IL.
FA1lls, Juno 0. O.-Reutcs, 104f 50c-
, 1877-06-11

TUHTENTINE.
WiLAtNnros, N. G.. Jups o,-sptrs tcfpentlne
steady u TOO.
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9: q: 4: g 9 ::.: !: e.: !: !: g $:
Anvaag 80 q advsssising. nsu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19

A" COMPLIMENTARY ticket issued on
the occasion Of . lecture In New York
City, last week. said: REV. p. 3.
Henson. d. D.. viii lecture on Fools.
Admit One"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19

TunEx OF the principal thsaters Of New
York have stopped advertising on bill!
boards and dead walls. The columns OF
the daily newspapers arc the substantial
medium.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
VOL. XXX.
WATCHES! JEWELRY!

RoxANE WORN IN PARIS WAS lRsr o
jsvsi niosnv ooS
Oft
capital
I'll
to dss no" o'
al
have ps, g sostd 3pf az = gs'a '''" " " ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
NISCELLlNEOUs.

Through PASSENGER Train for San Frsnelsco
lsaves Virginia daily a. r, =: and told hill 2!
FRIDAYS connects with Lightning kxprcss
leaving Reno at ,. = arriving o. Ban Fran.
cisco via Vallejo at ii:i0 4. =. on following DAY
On TUksDAYs, THURsDAYs. rArURDAYs
and SUNDAYS counccts only with Overland
Passenger leaving Reno at 1905 a. H.. arriving
SHIPPING CAR leaves Carson for Ban fran.
cisco via vallsjo on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays, at i:3s =. q. Returning. leaves ean
FrAncisco for Carson via vsllsjo on Tucsdays.
Thursdays ana saturday., attr.n.
n. n. YEhIN0rON. 0en1 Supt:
Z Nna, 0cn1 Tichet Agent. oc1od
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
THE TOAST.

La the last. hsst toast Be woman.
"wonan. dsar woman" said he.
sknpsy your giass. py darling.
whsn yea drink 70 ysur 81 with me.
Bat Ne eansht his strong brown nnssrs.
Ara hsid thsm tiuLt - In fear,
And through The gathering tvinght
Hss lov voice fell On his ear;
I" NAV. ers yoa DRINK. implors you.
~ I'll that yoa hold divine.
pls1es q woman IN tear dfops
Rsihsr by far than I'm wine.
/. n, ths voes of the drunhsri's mother.
~ he ehiidrsu that beg for bresd.
NJ The fses Of ner vssss b. loved ons.
Looks on the vine when Ills red.
NJ the kis.es eh.nged to cur>s>,
M The tears more bitter thaa brine.
By Inany fond heart brokso,
Pledge no woman In wine.
.whst has vins brought TO vomn,
Nothing bat tears and pain.
10 has torn from hsf hssrt her lover
And prSvsd be- prayer IN vain.
And ~ housshold goods, all scattsred
LIE tangls1 No IN the vine.
OF pdthss. piadgs no woman
Il tns care ef % many-vine."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19

A cossnroxpsxr Asks the Burlington
Haskse: "Do ysu think II 10 wicked
to smoks2" And ths Ha,eksys replies;
"Oh, drssdfully. awfully. siniully wick
ID. Send your cigars to this oaies and
let rs burn them up for you. while you
swear Oh and reform before II Is teo
late. Il 10 already too late for US. We
went 10 swear OF last week. but the
ofIics vas closed and the man had gone
TO q picnic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19

- KysrJthing Of the best quality and sails
faction guaranteed. Special attention paid 20
orders from private families. AL orders niied
promptly. aid soods delivered free q ehs.ys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19

TEE Boston GloSs gives an evidence Of
understanding double entry:
December 20. 70 Dy Christina pres
essh $50 % ent. .....S rs
Dy profit and
loss. 20 IS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19

Tzs Syracuse Standard says "The
most beautiful woman in the world 10
thirty.twe ysars old. and lives In Lon
dou." We beg ysur pardon. She 10
not % old by three years. and We left
her at homo On South Hill this morn-
ing, singing TO the baby.-Hdrksye.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19


% 90 LOT.
One pair sleeve Bsttons, stoue setting.
One Get (D spiral shin Studs.
One heavy band msascmtnt Ring.
One ST (7) KnRsved bracsleta.
Ons tadsss' lsns Guard &C Neck Chain
One Engraved Miniature loekse. for shove.
Ote oent's heavy. link Watch ChA.n-
ons fAks 0sorrs Dtanead Stud.
"a 90 LOT.
One Lsdie-' Week Chain and Charm.
One Ladies' hesvy auard Chain for Watoh-
One set Pin and fsr Riags. Amsthyst.
one extra nns Miniature Loekst.
Oae CAnev eeal Rirg.
One very heavy wedding o. KagHssuent King.
On. dents heavy watch Chain with Charm.
Que Lsks 0-orgc Cluster Pin.
One pair (3l heavy hand Bracslcts-
The re,aii price of the articles IN esoh ssml
ssk Er the lot for example, our 81 lot retsils
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19

r. .sSse; ss9 n e e. s,;s @ ten ~ the p"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19

NO. 1850.
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, E.c.
c r 0 Gerry ST0 RE.
RICHARD MERCER
MAIN STREET. GOLD MILL.
Family and Fancy Groosris,
NOW ON HAND
AND voR SALE CHEAP FoR CASE.
os:.:: sass. "a s;:;:s.. s.. e. e Z
Csiiiornia haSksts. comprising. In pan,
:usAs55s s55sr,r.
0s's0 sSSsggIEfs.. 'riSFR'ur,,
oAS0'i9krcos 9rospsc,As gan 'nOI'
| fiSfs, fs,urrr.
PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS
TIE BEST oFwINKs AND LIaUoRs
AZ Wholesale aad Retail.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
Goods Delivered Free Of Charge.
In RIcHARD nERcsR.
ssoHas ROBINSON. Nv. solsos.
ROBINSON 6 FOLSOM,
MAIN GOLD HILL,
Just e.'s. tn. Railroad o's.-1ps.
WnEssraAls s AND RETAIL D11l1a'
FAMILY GROCERIES. PROVISIONS.
r''.-'...'.. ..a,r...-'...,..lo,'.
General n.rs....l...;..A
oooDs=os EVERY DESCRIPTION.
~ SOLD CHEAP FOR o.au.~
Ros'asa. s, |. a FOLSOM.
J. 4 J.R. MALL0N,
O Street, nextts the Bank Of Cali.
fornis Building,
VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA
W1IsoLEsALE e AND RETAIL DEALERS
Groceries and Provisions,
Crseksry a.a wssdsawars, Csisa Sets
asd French Cat Class, on asdl
Candies, r1ssr asd Feed,
- a,s., E,e. Bic.
WINES AND LIQUORS
:ortss arss sssli,y ssly.
BRANDY, PORT a.a SHERRY WINE
fer medicinal sss. Il
We call the speciali attention OF Nine ana
kili supsriatendents 70 our large and CON.
plsts stock OF Oils and Caldlss for MILL and
a = E8W FI6UREs ss thsy can Be isndei
from any part OF the United etatss. thus
enabling MILL ana mines on the Comstoek 70
purchase Oils, Candles. etc. - cheap In VIZ.
g.is = ,h:y can .i,hs, In y s.S ,,,cis'S O.
ciass goods. delivered free Of charge st the
mines In Virginia OF Gold Hili.
J. h J. D. MALLoNs
mN vIrsinis. Nsv.da.
v. LEMERY,
wA.,...i. ..a Retail dealer ..
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
LOWER GOLD MIL.
A1sx...,y'ss, e, ON HAND A 'xlE0F A'sO.r.
Groceries and Provisions
WINES LIQUORS.
fosaCCo asd CIGARS,
FLOUR a.d GRAIN,
HARDWARE asA cR0CKKRY.
DRv GOODS q YANKKR MOTIONS.
0entismsn's Furnishing 0oods. etc. Alss
The following French Goods: Pytlts Pols Fins,
Cspes arHulls Hshcots vsrts, Olives Paroles.
olampignons. Anchois Patss Trunss. ssrdines
II. s.-isrti.. Wishing to say In lots 20 suit.
for rash on delivery. may hnd II TO their 3D.
VANTAGE 70 call 10, examine the Eoods and In
zoe EosoS. S.ii,sisd i fr.. Of charge.
nn v.LKMBRY.
mCIIP9H
AH AND 4g
GROWN POINT
LIVERY q FEED STABLES
nam srsrrr. GOLD HILL.
SIMON OGG, :. Proprietor.
Buoorrs. aoczIvArs and CARRIAGES.
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I'm DOLLARS REWARD.

A ZINE NJrE MUYy. LINED WITH
q tAs Picassr fsis lsst Bstsrday niekt. Tks
nndsr vill rseeivs he above inward oa Isavinx
The nsk with v. ". Tinksr. ~ ~ Palace
Daloou. virG1nia Oty. dslg lWk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19

Elegant MEKnscHApx PIPES end CIGAR
HULDkRS. 4 rull Assortment Of Irsneh
BRigk PIPES, PLAYING CAkDb,
PERFUMREiES. CUTLERY, Ktc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19

AIrcKLsss whit. from dungeon graie
fs-rsd forth. His glance ai. hsss had sd.
He sirhed aid cured his wretehsd fAis.
sad be. "t stole loaf OF brsad.
veal hy man vent riding BY.
with coschnan. iootman ami postiiion--
A nsrry tvinkle In his eye.
Aha" quoth be. ' stole million"
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-08-11

settled in 1 short time. It is estimated
that these 5000 claims will produce on
an average 1000 bushels Of wheat each
for shipment or 100000 bushels Dor
annum which is equal to $50, 900 tons
or 75O tons, or two boats per day, Of
S75 tons each for 200 days per year.
These figures are not overdrawn but
are made from careful estimates AFTER
being over the ground. To give !
clear idea Of the comparative advance
this county has made in one year. l
obtained from Henry Spaulding ESQ.
the gentlemanly proprietor Of Almota,
the principal shipping point for Whit
and Stevens counties, the following
figures:
In 1876 there was shipped from Al
mota 800 tons Of produce. And up;
4 threshers; 2 sulky plows; 8 reapers;
8 headers; Is new wagons; 100 tons Of
merchandise and 30 passengers. In
1877 there was shipped down 1000 tons
of produce. And up, 10 thresbers; 95
sulky and 100 nolby plows; rs gang
plows; Al reapers; IA mowers; 81 horse
rakes; IA headers; 6 harvesters; 2 self
binders; 7 hacks; 1876 new wagons;
500 tons Of merchandise and 800 pas
sengers. Whom all this machinery gets
to work it will turn out an immense
quantity of wheat. r.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-08-11

Milton Kelly of the Boise statesman
has written a long letter to Columbus
Walker Of this place excusing and ex.
planning his connection with the distribd-
tion Of arms in Idaho Immediately after
the late Indian outbreak in Idaho coun-
ty. 1t is evident from his own admis-
sions in this letter that he was under
very serious appreheusions Of danger
in Southern Idaho, as fully evinoed in
the seveta' numbers Of the Statesman
following the outbreak and it is further
evident that apprehensions there pre-.
vented arms from being sent to North
ern Idaho. It is evident that Kelly's
alarm was contagious and extended its
contagion to Gov. Brayman at the
start. Kelly now says that he urged
upon the Governor the Importance of
sending arms to North Idaho, and by
the tone Of his letter to Walker seems
to shoulder the blame upon the Gov
ernor and John Haley. The people Of
North Idaho are willing to accept Of
any apology from such man as Kelly,
for we all know he is capable Of making
any and all kinds of apologies when ho
thinks there is dollar to be made by
it. But 1t will take many long letter
of apology from Kelly to convince the
people Of these northern counties that
they were justly dealt with by those
whom Kelly assumes to influence pend
ing these Indian troubles. The man.
ncr in which his paper has stolen news
from TELLER extras and published the
same as special dispatches tothe States
man, without giving credit to us, and
the effrontery he has exhibited in pub
licly denying his thefts, when they
we're patent to every man who read our
extras and his dispatches. Such exhi-
bitions Of his vesality are calculated
greatly to weaken our confidence in tho
genuineness and sincerity Of any apology
or explanations, be could make where
he had dollars interest at stake. He
is very bad egg, the best that eau b
made OF him.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-08-11
WHITMAN COUNTY.

A person who has travelled over the
county four different times in as many
years, says that Whitman county will
eventually be one of the foremost coun-
ties on the Pacific Coast for the produc-
ton of wheat. 1t is now fast settling
up, but there are thousands Of good
claims yet to be taken. Whitman coun-
ty contains about 10000 quarter Sec
.ions of land. 5.0nO Of which will be