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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-17

CHICAGO. Jan. lion the occasion OF
Mr.. Msody's final services at tho Tabsr-
.acls last night, that building was crowded
to overlooking. II was announced that .
considerable sun Of money WAS needed 70
pay off the debt on Farwsll Hall. which 10
occupied by the Young Mems Christian
Association. TO continue these meetings,
and to meet certain other obligations in
Cured during the services here. A sub
scription was taken ON the spot, which
amounted to about $4,000. nearly the
amount aaLed for.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-17
Tho Geld Market In View York

NEW YORK, January 1.-THE arrival Of
about three millisns Of geld from Ban
Francisco. which Is simply . transfer from
the California subtrsasury 10 that located
here. was employed TO dspress the market
to-day. Gold sold down toioCh. ~ against
1907 last night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-01
MIR. POPPENHUsENs ASSIGNEE
Uis Election nj Meeting Of Creditors In
Brooklyn Yesterday.

The creditors OF Conrad Poppcnhusen.
whose petition in bankruptcy was filed on Nov.
II. met In United States Commissioners Win
slows Office. In Brooklyn. yesterday. The crcd-
itors and claims represented were: John ].
Hoyt. 1900; Anderson & Mann. $780, David N.
Ropes. 5000; Abbott & Fuller. SO 500; Alfred l..
Poppcnhuscn. $3.50; Adolph G. Poppcnhuscn.
si66 2s3s2; Herman G. Poppcnhuscn. f4.1OO;
Herman Funkc. as executor Of Horny Funkc.
deceased. $4,000; John Y. Murray. $4,000; and
Frederick s. Wait. $4,000. Under the law the
creditors having security could not vote Tor inc
assignee without surrcndering The securities.
A. they were not willing t. DO TINS, Drexel
Morgan & Co. who hold 81 600 I'm securi.
tics, and Knoblorh \ Lichtrnstrin. who. hold
ti25 $50 in securities. aud other largo creditors.
wrrn not represented.
Tho amount " asa Is given in the schedule Is
7.3OS. 3SS2S. and tho liabilities are t3,521.-
$3.50. The whole amount OF claims thus far
proved ia $500. si3.S2. The creditors voted
unanimously for II II. Schwictcrng. an i'm
porter doing business ut IS Greene street. this
city, nnd living ut Ill Jorulemon street. Brook
Ign. as assignee. MIR. Schwictering gave "A bond
Of 10000. and Alfred l.. Poppcnhusen became
his surety.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-01
4 QUESTION ron LiU'YERS.
II Chief OF Police N.Iis Punishable for De-
.lroXing - rrnie..cd IinlI BomLI

\ warrant was issued about two weeks
ago f0I tho any 81 Of James Gullch. - - Com
mcrco s,gce' Newark for disor'crlv conduct
Gulick did no' know that 'her' wns q warrant
for hs arrest lntiithr following Sa,urlay night.
IL then ask 4 Jr7iies Panln t. procure bail for
him, and Mr. Eliphae; De Camp was secured
as bond man. They won't 10 the ON go ~ Justice
Otto who H. authorized hy the city to act for Po-
lice Justice Jc~sup. the regular Police Justice u
the city but Justice Otto was absent. Justice
pauhn then accepted Mr. DE Camp ms Quick :
bondsmsn in $50. relieving that he had n right
10 Ito so, inasmuch rs be- il one Of tho fifteen
-p"cinl Pol on. lu-ilcrs appointed Tor Newark by
the Iogi-Muur. ilo gave the pnper % Officer
lirrdman. nnd the latter gave u the warrant
ncr'inan handed tho pape To 'he desk sor-
Hrsnf j, ,i ~ ,bd ig@ S' W. sqy
Pauin. Justice 's-up said that lac did not ap-
provo Of Nc pro'grilnss; The lMp"r was
shown lv 'hiri az Police NILS, who tore il up
and told lIordmJn go arrf Il Gulrk. jlcrdman
and eight officers went to Gulirk : residence AZ
2 O'Clock ON Tuesday morning and arrested
him, lie was rcDAsl On paying llnu Of go.
He now say that De int md To prosecute Chief
Mills for d'.tr9ying hi, bail bond' ,,.,
-troying bond IL $500 or Imprisonment n
hard labor not exceeding ton yunrs, or both.
Sumo lawyer hold thai Chict Mills case Is not
covered by this statute because the paper he
legally SIGNED BAL i''nd II /. also cont"nicd
tlldi IN N!lINnt iuiulllHnI'N t'Urf ii'inuNll
10 take GIl", holorn Ju-ti," ln-sul, and thai
therefore ~ otlcr Justicecoull Nr.cpi bail for
him. II Is nsscrlGd hy lhicl Nllll,'s friends
authorized 10 act in Jus'itm Jcssups ahsoncn
had nny rghtto bail Guliok. and that therefore
he lap. given 60 Onion llTimnn rs justice
Pnulih was wort ~ nd tho chi # committed
nu crime in Il, -iroylug It. Wa T.. Guild. Jr.
GYl'irk clanb, todd reporter TINT he did mol
think tho thlti rOuld hoe lnniFhcd Tor destroy
ingN ro.nsrizaGre, Int tie Tact thAt Gulick sur.
ndcr'l h.mr f would initiate Agninst tie
thicf wi0. IN -dy N t.irt-t, hal acted rashS in
destroying the document.
Soy ral other lawyers oNpr"ssri the onin' ION
that TIE laper WINS legal and regular and rul
!ng IT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-01
nNRnLlRs IN1ERRi PItD.
4 Waterman catering while The, were
Packing. ,iiLs Ia - Bondcd Warehouse.

Packing. >iika Ia - Uondcd Warehouse.
Some OF woi-orpaniy'l gang Of burglars.
who.-e operations along the river front have
been very cNtcnaiyc iat,le mad" an attempt on
Thurs icy afternoon Iu ri licssrs. !. .'er-3n
d Towers bonded waisnta-l- AZ PSI, 2Sz and
zsi " csl street
About y fortnight az, Ian who looked like
Il hard workin., man onsas d two rooms in the
lrfl story Of tho litii" old-fc-i Toned hou-". IN
tho roar at tG2 Waahins'o.. etrco, paving h-
fist months rent aud nothing further was
hoard 81 him. On 1h'r lay anorr on. rs the
woro house walehmau vas going hi- rounds he
founl q lighi burnin. ~ ia laird story. Til"
iron .hutiole a,o alNavs ells'l. and the ware
hoii-r is kcit iark os,,rf-Yhen men arc work.
ine ia j. He le-'d hi' 9ars ilutnrn AMI creut
forward cautiously anH r4v five or six mon
opoliing o;sc3 If silk II movements. c..r
ful n. hc WIT Wcre hceid by n ~ burglars ami
th,y ran. Two op"n~' '..A g and Sid down
iani q IN safety and "a otter disappeared
Police ON or McCathY all ~ hurried g. the
Leuna,t oitcei sintioA ami informed capt.
Eakil nnd an cNHminnt D. ~ the wHle hcu-"
wa lniGo without delay
"A hoc had lcon dug through The wal Of the
lur , }usc IN Washinson slH,, and through
hous, ,ijoinins and thnlcc they hal assembled
other h1lo into the peccn1 - ~ u Ncssr- Pat
Io% Gnp, es @rsss Tfg t tS ioE
Sis' ramo - EYwarI fGear Icm n"n Way VIC
hnd boon se'n Ia leap cat ~ " window Of the
WttchOuHc
liii- house he len ,alio Wa. i,nrG 'I..ad a.
though lorenlpot aud tho kettle WINS singing,
hole was 'iiI wal ihi.ky covered with straw.
T. drown ti" noise 81 iho falling bricks. and
tSae I've So's M cESse IT. iii f c, d%rf an
mNlet u COZ OF topo, nh lh.cr several hiiA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-01
ma,,ro"a Traffic uc...an,,.aea In v,ry,ul.

McnMoNp, Nov. 30 The Richmond and PAN
Ni' limroad and - c'nn uuons ha'c recover, from
tho cr %. q the r,p', art are nnN o.enlut Though
tr,l hciVr,u 'hv Norh 1rd TIE SHiln g., miy hroaA
mllf A lH'-t - 'nioA rAr nlUis nlles e, .is
-ilN. MhN .,u..- ii ANN. iNtuiAt NOtirN
l' 'mrlmRhr mt ONO kuii 'Hl company r. rn,
ll' iun', ihe .Iue hs loiuro ilr hr~i,t
"n l'. Ni'ii. Nl''i"iNfi ami OHIO rpIt PASSENGER
lhn- hr 1850 tlfutit. ''it N. ,'uf Umc
lr' 'uih iN o. !; lui Ini iul Htn d. ti. ana Al
l'hN q Waite '.t'.t sE-, cen &c. I... d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-01
VO PuILADELPIsIN,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD EsrABLISrtn Rui TIE $50 siIoRl LIN
between
NEW YORK AND llllLApELpllIA

NEW YORK ANp lllhApELVllA
vOTRrE'N 1llkplHI TRAINS EAtit MAJ DAILY,
THEE nErOrS IS PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NfM YORK
DyHii, rra.h nc most lng'ocl Equipment ami the
FASTEST Tame eohsl-t,nt ",u absolute sacN,
or ami A'. NcN - ~
EN ,rfs, rtans leave SOW YORK, via Deshrosscs AMI
ilNnJt ITS Fprrrs a,iullnNr,
.t > - % Man lmitol, II 4 ~ 81 D. q. IN : = 800
9nisr Sundays . \ VI, "a $50 s. -, ani
B,ai, q Brooklyn annex" connect win An tlroo-h
rains a, lursN g. arr rlm- s,e,dy ami i',ct
Runnuf train, cMr rulf' 'iNa 8 30. 3 u. : go
W, ami u \ climate * '.t.,. 80 q NJ %.
o SEQ 7. mi : 81 NJ amt - iNuits SGT Co., Sar lt,.
A4o, q, ~. -.nN VI. / ~ fN ..nnlll tm-ht
u ttt oHt ts, h' aul ntlH 'w So A-iar iA.r
nhi iloi OF H. .hro,.cs tul Cnf' ui.f +. f'ati -
uglohhn III llG and - lliA~r -. lu.uicu. a. .ot
',,rl O. 49, Inl!rlpt i-"ct -H,.r. FurlN Hl,
FRANK THOMSON. T. t. IAkNhH
GCIvral N.Hisei GrU' ia~>,u-rf A,cut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-01
sSieambuats ano .,allrolNs.
pE>>sfLvANiA RAILROAD.

AND lNliEp STATES NAIL ROUTE.
ON ami after NuN l. lN5T.
Trains leave New urA Via ID shrrs,s amt Cniilaudt
sts Ferries. follows
Express Tor lllrr, ur ;t-hur-h 'hc wcst and south.
with Pullman ra.ace cars attached . \ NJ ami $50
dulv
For Nllan,sport Lock Haven, CORY ami rlir 1t ~
NJ. como 'iin' NJ Cory inr Hta.kh". Petroleum
!cnt,, AMI lhc 81 Res.ons For Nnl7n'pos1 amt
Look iIAt,n. ~
For baltimore Wl.h,ngton anA the south, Limited
Washur'ou ENrr,,, of rIimtu Parior cars daily, cy
cent sunday. % 3pA VI arrive Mnsmn. ton TOR VI.
Re- .lar ~ SO NJ, T. q 3l, nnls NJ SUNDAY go
Andur VI
Expr,sio ph.lalclphia, 7.n 2p q, iimiicdl II
NJ. l. D. @. Il .fi Z. Nll aud - T.. VI sunday, \
MO 81 :, s. $40, ailpr Em.sraa1 ana second
oia.s, Z T. NJ
noai, o B,nohlvn ArueN' connect wiz, an utaush
trainsa rse> 'lN. Hlorhn, si'e' an direct Trans
tor Tor Bruuky travel
r.r tain- y N,wuk, EHlnhDh, Rahwny Princeton
Trenton. Perth Auh1r. : niN-i. %. 'sldplr, and
other points. local sri luirs af AN 1t'tst ofscs
Trans aliyr From t.trhut-A, u.land 90 - \ NJ and
Il2ur dMN, lu1u \ VI tnd Njl T. NJ ddlly, cN
cent Monday IRON WASHINGTON ant baltimore. d 80
amt ~ 4 ilN - nl ~ ~ J. VI Sunday
1udndn II NJ frcurhlade pima, 900. 80. ~.
- No. p 49, ~ snA 10 ilp. SO. asa 30 ~ ~
and 10 .nF SUNDAY Aui Il 80 - a. - ~, II %
a NJ, q &C., amt IN -uP ~
Trkrt uhccs. 90 and pii Bro.lWGy. Aston llou~e.
and Tot al nv,,ro--,, and turandt Sis court st
Brooklyn, ~ llt aud - Hudson st. lOhuku, Depot
FRANK THOMSON, l. 4 FARMER
General Manager. G"neral IA,>cn-cr Alent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-01
Enstrutilou.

So NSiriNG. mqnihA boob ,rclaus anlh
W. i geo.. ~ clllNf IAlNIN tulh"fr o.. EnNcrA lp-
""h' "les" Removed ~ biD"I"N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-01

Zeal Cslae.
OPPORTUNITY tocAchan-c uucurumhcrcd
~ cit, property iNr an established cash broadway retail
business valued al about SiNttr
\ BLoNQvIST. 10 Nassau =,
HOME savings hank-iInuse.. in. tnllnent plan,
"a bottom prices Ehlaheihport y j circulars nee.
KELLOGG. Hr tiWaN.
JERSEY CITy.-Prcttvc story house. fnll lot. con
Nruvnt IL itriirs 81 1pI Only Slau cash required.
balance ul t.,N m-,aihnrnts within ~ wears, other
place. e. ~ T2isfi send stamp circular
gibson u Montgomery It ieTsry Clts,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-01

GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW,
" Corner I'LL st. aud 9Th av
IMMENSE SUCCESS
IMMENSE SUCCESS
MORE ROOM FOR VISITORS ADDED.
AND
ENTRANCE on FIRST fIouR WITH THE HIGHLY
INTEREST ting AND MOST WONDERFUL NUGGETS.
Tugarcd for ONE WEEK. at an OUTLAY at ~ .tDn
ADMISSION TO ALL only - cents children, 10 cents
II desire to laugh until NOur sides ache
Gn 10 the Baby show at Midget Hall
II you de sire 10 be entertained bv the innoccns,
Go 60 the Baby show NJ Midget Hall
II de sire every conceivable tve Of hahyhui.
Gn Ia the Baby show at Midget Hall.
II de sire TO Twins alike a~ two peas
TO To- the Baby show at Midget Hall.
II desire TO TnVct- that challenge comparison
CD t. the Baby SHOW at Midget Hall
II you sire to hands baby IN New York.
TO Co the Baby show at Miiget Han.
II you desire 10 sec the homelrst baby in New York,
Go tu the BahN show at Midget Hall.
Open ontinuously from 10 4. NJ until 10 4 VI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-01
9Th NV. corner 18th Vt.
THE SUN.

1878. NEW YORK. 1873
A. ths time approachc, Tor the renewal of suhscfiS
tons. THE SlN would remind It's friends and well wish
crs everywhere. that 1t - again candidate tor uet
consideration and support Upon II. recon nr %. pM
ten years u fclics for continuance CO., te hearty syn
PATTY and generous cooperation which have hltiegJ
been attended t. It from ever, trtcr of The Union
The Daily SIM l. a fogrra-' sheet of - col me
price hy mail, post pad 5J cen,sa month W 500
Ier year
The sunday i'ion ~ Tnr Srs is an cich, pi-' 'l'a
Of 5j columu While syin; the news OF tlc di, t vs.
contains large amount Of li',rw, ant mi,.clln on
matter specially prepared for It, Tn SUNDAY Us AZ
me, with great sscccss POST pad SLIGO }sW
The Weekly sun.
Who does NOT know TW WFtSiY sgH Il 'ircu'is'
throughout uic Omitted states. the Canada. ant De-
yond. Ninety thousand families greet It's wgicon
pages wc,th. nnd regard AZ .u tic hight of gr. roIr
slor AMI IN, nd IL, news, editorial as'lcu'fur AM
literary Departments make II nuuly aiou;r'i ~
family ami the IA, side. I, rns One Dollar ar
Postpaid Thi' price, quality considered, maAe, D, 10
cheapest newspaper published For club, of t'u. wa
siO eas!, Ne viii ,'ul an extra copy free Address
PUBLISHER 81 illE srN. NcN York i.N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-01
'gcst mo fonao.

FOUND Tile .rih inst. a cow which the Owner can
L have hl lHNinf tNntu-'r
NJ prNpnN, io7th st.. west of sth av
I oNI Fh.. dIs. sid watch iuillt rH. .n,Irhrd
n ic b. rll Louisa stewart luno Pa l'7i 80 one.
sliH, \ ; The finder Mlli receive -, mad liir,
uu. lr.i le lin, II Al the steven, II ur, - H,5l
WY. NV frk. L. 4 HlNlLLN
/ OSI ON NoA 20 brass keN~ one wI' .titg + an !
80 2.iii nnii The hui, Will bee lnoi ti'v WNgr
lcA'.u ihem 80 the l2th Precinct iveo station in
l4f -
l b>r-irum northwest corner OF i0i uy ana c,ih 81
- si.Nlsh chOt horned COW. reward WIN h. pAid,
II f uiruod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-01

sraro mo .Iucms.
ENTsKECEIvEDtor rassgs
:, N h'no'W W w. VI it tl.i-Nh ,N
A FEW mcn also ndes can obtain boar''. lar:' and
~ small rooms at moderate prices ~ "c.i ilsi Il
n twoln'n WIN hrc. ia West 27th It.
A FURAisHED room 10 ~ ior sentl, man sai
~ broome Il. near bowerv.
RoARDi>G-S in.ls er ,louGlg rooms, sGGn nlr!,
80 i75 HUDSON st.
ROAUD.with comfortable rooms, ~ - 80 week. man
ID AMI wife. -, furnished rooms cheap 2o- 4-i i
CHEAr furnished rooms, small. Respectable mlle,
Broome
ELEGANTIY iurnislei' Mrse frout room rent
Lack room ~ orchard 81
EVRNIsHED ront parler compIeie. tor hoq,g-
Ne III clinton t., near Broome.
EURNIsHED rooms for complete houscNccrur;
ai-oroom' Tor tent'men ir2 ll"d'en't' ne" 'nnal
EVNNIsHED rooms WIN VT, s or y,iho ,, Go4r'
~ 80 ~ N'i',' '-' -
taii room, a''oi W,s' 5l-i st corner s,h az
LNt'RNIsUED looms ior hou ,ckccmns, also rooms
L Tor sentclrcn ~ orc'u"ich = near I'm
coon board ,ni washing 70 a week. and nee room.
~ ~ Jane -, near IN Az
I AIDES and -chtiomon can have comfortih, ruonls
- AMI good board table boarder'' terms rsa,on.he.
- ~ weekly private house o. Crosby 81 and $50
hfouWr a.
I ARG wunruishl hnn room for man orr an sod
- we, - ais r"Hn and he 'room ." 49, i2ih 49,
Nc S'; ua" "'a.i lex ' Fi i'll W.! S S' T'
NEATLY ntn..h,l nah ami Ltr., rooms 10 IL, viii,
~ hoard, lN boar rs -'N En,t bluHdMnv
NEWLY furnished rooms, vita hniid - 10 T., also
~ Nhlr board M ih 1N .rnrnor at 4id Z
y r~rrCr.nLn mep can have good Doarl. Aoe
~ .ril,, gre, an. also, gentleman and vic $40
- ~ v est ~ II H.
Nk-okkINts l.in, and gents desiring a good board
W ns hO,e Tor me inter where th,r are sno' nttef
ton, nro snd meal Ia snt your time, - aoto 81 iu2
Fourth AV
> tot NJ Mcn cam be g., inundated aiih good
- i"tfN - rt 10 tiedrpOiui luOd Aelu.lulo At.n
ior wol1lcs iAi Ma'-un H.
10 Hr>FS 81, ur,r Market --l'aror room toy
- lsnt lil' Ni' rlh'. or sln-l" gents
COOP uNi~l. Pheasant runn,. n1rlu,. home
i7N' cu"'.I'. i"n io isna and "ue. lJI Grant 81 +.
,tt.i.t N.y4l, a.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30
STATE NEWS.

All Que was fined $50 in Reno for
keeping an opium den.
There are sixteen inmates of the
county Jail of Washoe.
The Eureka Con. furnaces average
10 tons of base bullion. Good work.
An Italian woodchopper was killed
by falling tree at a Mackey q Fair
camp on Sunday.
A correspondent of the Austin
Reveille cautions people to steer clear
of Leeds District.
w. j. Sloan, a well-known chlori-
der, while at work in drift in the
Lansingburg mine, Yankee Blade,
was caved on by the hanging wall OF
the vein, Wednesday, and sustained
double fracture of the co.lar-bone.
10 the new camp OF Osceola there
are in full blast four saloons, one
store, one butcher shop and one res
taurant. While but little depend
ence is placed upon the value OF the
placers, the present rush is expected
to result in the development Of some
good quartz.
The news from Pyramid is better
than ever. The Jones and Kinkead
crosscut is in 81 feet in ledge matter
no sign of wall. Some rock sent
to Reno assayed ST.. Muran has
made strike in his shaft, and says
he has better rock than anybody.
Later assays from the Jones and Kin
kead give $13l gold and $40 silver.
The term at the State University
closed with the examination Wednes-
day. A large number of the patrons
OF the institution were present to
witness the exercises, and the very
able manner in which the scholars
acquitted themselves in passing
through the searching ordeal to which
they were subjected, was highly fiat
tering to the Principal, and partlcu-
larly gratifying to all The opening
Of the next term will be on the first
of September.
Officers Burns and Pryor examined
the Jail Wednesday and found that
an ,ther attempt to break out was be-
ing made by some OF the prisoners.
A piece of thick wire was found,
with which it is supposed the mortar
between the bricks in the floor was
dug away, and drift started under
the floor. A hole had also been dug
near the water closet, In which was
found hard wood key, covered with
soap, which had evidently been used
to get an impression Of the wards OF
the locks Silver State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30

"SwEET FORGET Me Nor This
is the title of new and magnificent
song with remarkably pretty waltz
chorus, composed by Bobby New
comb, of minstrel fame. 1t is sung
by Primrose and West, of Haverly's
Minstrels; Delehanty and Hengler.
OF the Tony Pastor Troupe; Adah
Richmond, and other firsl-class
artists, all over the country. This
song will surely be admired by
everybody. Price. 40 cents per
copy; can be had from any music
dealer or from the publisher. +. W,
Helmick, 80 West 4th ST., Cincin
natl, Ohio.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30
Cars or any form Of oteI Cars.

HoLLowAY's PILLs.-The blood is
the very essence of health and life.
II furnishes the components of flesh +,
bone, muscle, nerves and integu
ment. The stomach is the apparatus
the arteries the distributors and
the intestines the channels by which
the waste matter is carried OFT. Upon
the stomach and bowels, these
medicines act simultaneously. %
cents per box or pot.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30

PRIZES AWARDED. In our issue
of week ago we mentioned that
the committee appointed to award
the prize to the scholar in the
public school for perfect at
tendance, high standing and de-
pertinent" were unable to decide
between Alex. Mckenzie and Lulu
Waugh McAfee. The prize was a
valuable silver brick. The awards
have been made, Alex. Mckenzie,
Of Miss Lille Leslie's department
receiving the silver brick, and Lnlu
Waugh McAfee, of Miss Lou. A.
Plummer's department., receiving d
prize Of heavy gold ring set with
one garnet and two pearls. Mrs
Ruffner, of Empire City, gave the
prizes. Both these bright scholars
we're Justly entitled to the premium
awarded them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30
AN ACT

To amend an Act entitled Gan Act to
require foreign corporations to fur
nish evidence of their incorpora-
ton and corporate name," approx
ed March Sd, 1869.
The people Of the State of Nevada,
represented in Senate and A ssem-
bly,, do enact as follows:
SECTION /. Section one of said Act
is hereby amended 50 as to read as
follows:
Section One. Every incorporated
company or association created and
existing under the laws of any ether
State, or of any foreign government,
shall file in the office of the County
Recorder of each county Of this Slate,
wherein such corporation is engaged
in carrying on business of any char
acter, properly authenticated copy
of their certificate of Incorporation,
or of the Act or law by which such
corporation was created, with prop
err certificate of the officers of the
corporation as to the genuineness Of
the me; and to each of such GER
tiflcates shall be appended duly
certified list of the officers of such
corporation, which said list. with the
proper supplemental certificate, shall
be corrected as often as a change in
such officers occurs; and copy of
such certificate, duly certified to by
the County Recorder wherein such
certificate is filed, may be introduced
in evidence to prove the fact of the
existence of such corporation, with
out further proof.
SEC. 2. Section two Of said Act is
hereby amended so as to read as
follows:
Section Two. Any person or per-
sons who shall act as the managing
agent or superintendent of any such
corporation, in conducting or carry
ing on any business of such corpo-
ton, in any of the counties of this
State, without any such certificate
having been filed as required by Sec
ton one of this Act, shall be deemed
guilty OF misdemeanor, and on con-
victon shall be fined not less than
fifty dollars nor more than five hun
dred dollars, to which may be added
imprisonment IN the county jail for
any period not exceeding six months !;
provided, that in all actions against
such corporations, association or COM
panies which have neglected to file
the proper certificate or Act of their
Incorporation, rs heretofore provided,
it shall be sufficient to establish the
legal existence of such corporation
by the proof of their acting as such.
APPROVED January 80, 1877.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30

CLOSED. - The Dayton Public
School closed yesterday with the
usual literary and musical exercises.
1t was very pleasant affair. Miss
Rosa Harris read spicy little paper
edited by the Dayton Grammar
School. Miss Alice Hunt read a
very excellent essay on music. The
entertainment closed with neat lit
tie speech by Prof. Casebeer. Upon
examining bundle sent up to the
desk, the Professor found himself
the recipient of q valuable gold pen
and case and new hat full of
peaches. The school will be closed
about five months tor want OF funds
to run it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30

Tony PASTOR. This, splendid COM
bination will be in Virginia all of
next week, including 4th of July
matinee. This company, while pos
sessing all the admirable qualities of
the variety performance, is prs-eml-
nently high toned in its character,
and in the East is patronized by the
elite of Society. Gus Williams
Dutch comedian) is said to be ex-
ceedingly funny.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30

STRIKE IN THE COMET. - Some
workmen in the Comet mine, adjoin-
ing the South End, penetrated an old
tunnel yesterday where they found
an old shackle with about a foot of
heavy chain attached. 1t is sup
posed that they were left there about
the time of the State Prison emute,
some years since. Becker has them
in his cabinet.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30

BEING unable to raise money in
London, where Turkish 600 bonds
paying nominally six per cent, sell
for e8 to IS. the Porte has had re-
course to an ''iuternal loan, F"
which means simply that people
will be compelled to pay two or
three years taxes in advance. This
desperate expedient explains the
crippled condition OF the Turkish
War Department, which is not able
to meet even the expense OF sending
artillery from the capital to the
Danubian frontier.