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a FRANCISCO.
A MininE President Arrested for
Observation-Disclosures NJ Bsa.
ESPECIAL TO TEE ooLp HILL DAILY srwsl

San FRAScIsco. July 22.-J. W. Trip,
President and Treasurer Of seven mining
companies. was to-day arrested on charges
OF felony In connection with Ave Of them.
Az President Of the ZOO scates Consoli'
dated he 10 charged with fraud In connec'
ton with the sale Of delinquent stock.
The complaint alleges that there was no
bid for tho stock. but that he nevertheless
caused . bid TO DO entered Of 5000, the
amount delinquent for 10000 shares. and
issued q certificate for that amount 10 b.
F. Hecox, trustee. which no pocketed. In
tho Sabine company ho 10 charged with en-
tering . bid for 3i.037 shares Of S,l05,
when there was no bid, and again pocket.
ing the certificate. In tho George Doug.
las company he Ia charged with entering .
bid Of $7,735 for 30,9i3 shares. and appro-
priAting the stock. In the De Haro tho
amount Of stock delinquent IL 22,30i
shares, and q bid was entered Of si,s60.
In the Polo company the amount Of stock
was Is. $40. and . bid Of s5,03i. The COM
plaints arc sworn out by J. l.. Fields, Sec
Rotary OF the companies.
]. Il. Armstrong has brought suit In tho
Twelfth District Court against the Safe
Deposit Company Of San Francisco 10 re-
cover $500, 900. IL IL alleged In the COM
plant that in May. 1877, plaintiff was the
owner OF six hundred shares Of the cap
ital stock Of the company. which ho held
~ security for an advance Of $40, 900 made
IN ], @, duncan, he giving his promissory
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MISERs' UNION ELEcrIoS.-Last Friday
evening the members Of tho Virgins
Miners Union continued their election,
The Library Committee 10 yet to be
chosen. This will be done next Friday
evening. The election last Friday resulted
a. follows; Treasurer. Dennis Nevin
| Warden, Dan McFadden /; Conductor. +.
W. Shelby Trustees, Malachi Norton,
George Hawkes.. Nelson Allen, John
shanghnessy. Terrence FULLY.
MoRE BREAKs.-The break In the water
pipe which runs down by tho Savage old
works 10 d street. Virginia. gave out
again last night, and Silver street was
again flooded. The break occurred In
about the same place a. that noticed In
yesterdays issue Of the NEWS and WAS i'm
msdiAtely repaired.
PosrNAsrERs APPoINTED.-Tho follow.
ing Postmasters have been appointed for
Nevada silas Smith. Aurora, Esmeralda
county; ]. II. Lenton. Belleville, Esmer'
Aida county W. Snow. Ruby Valley. Elko
county; Fable Lavegnaus, u~nionville,
Humboldt county.
Pom "bloomin' breezy %schooners."
bigger than . man o. war. 10 10 the Com
stock Exchange OF Tom Pinch. Tom
| Dillon can draw q nicer ''bead" than most
Of our crack military shArps.
PErER BuaKE. the great contractor and
builder Of Virginia, returned this morn
| ing from Eureka, where hs has been look
ing for . contract to build the new court
house.
A pErp from John MeCurdy TO the city
Of Virginia, conveying . lot on Davis
street. WAS filed In the Recorders Office
yesterday. This 10 the lot which has
heretofore prevented the opening OF Davis
street.
L. II. WARSAW. Superintendent Of the
Vermont Consolidated mine. Is again on
the Comstock. Work In the mine. accord.
NEws recently. will now be pushed ahead
rapidly.
A MAN named Tim. Sullivan created .
good deal Of excitement about 4 o'clock
last evening ~ the corner OF Y anu bmitn
streets. Virginia. by dring . pistol In the
air.
CornsEn 4 BRAY's mill. In siI.mils Cam
ron, will DO started up In . few days on
ore from . claim owned by the Courser
brothers. Tho mill has i've stamps.
Tue annual meeting Of the stockholders
| Of the Europa Mining Company will be
held At the Office VI the company. san
Francisco. Thursday. August I.
Tux trou. planted in the big reservoir
| Of the Water Company. out ON the ophir
grade, are flourishing finely. They are 80
tame a 70 feed from the hand.
RICHARD LANBERr. Washington CORES.
pondent Of tho Ban Francisco Poet. 10 In
Town and will remain on the Comstoek .
few days.
Nh. GRAr. the old Superintendent Of
the Pacific mill who resigned some months
ago, has bean rsinstatsd.
TzKRk 10 message at the wsstsrn Union
Telegraph onaes for William ]. Jones.
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FROM HON. ". u. JONES OF WEST
DOVER, VT.

ct have been troubled from my boyhood with
chronic or hereditary lung complaint. SOM
years since. early In the Winter, ] took cold
which o. u,usi settled into . severe cough,
which continued to increase as the season 3D.
,sneed, although I made use OF oil the cough
remedies I had knowlodge Of. Ny family ply.
pieian also prescribed for me. but experienced
No relief. Durin, all this time ] was gradually
Running down. losing fiesh and strength until
my friends 40 well a. myself became very much
harmed, thinking I should waste away 10 con.
SUMPTION. while IN Boston. during the Bpfing
following, I Was induced 10 try wistsrs Baissm
OF Wild Cherry. After one days trial ] was
,ensiblc that u vas relieving me; In ten days
time my cough had entirely ceased. and ! was
roon restored TO health aud strength. have
ever since kept the Ialsam In my house. and
whenever any member OF my family has .
cough or cold 10 IL Immediately resorted 70.
No family should DO without It." Bold by oil
druggists.
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TANK BuRsr.-The big watsr.tank ct
the head Of Union street. Virginia. burnt
out 1t one corner last evening and flooded
the whole street with Q regular mountain
torrent. Water Was shut out OF the tank
and whom the supply was exhausted tns
dow ceased. The stream wts, aitsr . ~
lie, banked up and sent down Into the
sevor Al the corner Of D and Union streets.
The bath Of the street gave more delight
ful mud to the people and rendered saw
dus, crossings necessary 70 reach inc
Opera House.
RxpArnNo.-Ths grade from the upper
end Of Main street toward the Consolidated
Imperial works IL being repaired. The
center OF the road 10 being allied and 2
rough wall 10 being laid next 70 ths bsns
on the upper side 70 prevent .lidse ana
debris from the bank from falling down
and ~obstructing passago.
dorso TO EuRxKA.-Jack Perry. whiiom
Marshal Of Virginia. formerly OF the arm
Of Perry a Doyle. Ban Francisco, and
more recently Of Perry q Irwin. Q street.
Virginia, has purchased Hank knights
famous Corner saloon, In Eureka, and
will lend bis energy and popularity 70 tne
wsll-esrned reputation Of the piaos.
Tuxar IL talk Of using the wstsr OF the
sutro Tunnel and turbine wheels Of the
mouth. 70 supply oomprsessd air for The
machinery In ~ mines Of the Comssoek'
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hARRlED.
a siekenisE scnsation In virEinia
What There Was OF lt.

A report sprang up aud ran like wild.
fire through the streets Of Virginia about
Z o'clock last evening that . big dog. kept
| by Fitzmirr 4 Armbrust Of the City
Bakery on their lot west Of ID street and a
. protection against thieves. had Jumped
upon his master. seized him by the throat
and nearly strangled him. Immediately .
| big crowd collected ON u street. between
| Union street and Sutton avenue and near
the scene Of the occurrence. aud kept on
increasing In size aud feeling as " What 10
IN" WAS asked and the substance Of the
report repeated In reply.
There was ON the sidewalk at the gate
opening into the inclosure aboyc-men-
toned quite q little pool Of blood. aud IL
was smsared all over the sidewalk ~
though q fierce contest had been waged
there. The sight OF this blood greatly In.
or eased tho excitement, and u WAS so0n
su rrounded by q thousand people. and
pistols were drawn and threatening looks
cast toward the Enclosure.
just a the feeling was at Its hight and
something desperate likely Ia DO done the
keeper Of the dog and inelosuro came out.
He was certainly uninjured aud had not
even Q sign Of blood about his garments.
People began 10 think they hal been sold.
still something must have happened. for
many Of them had heard the angry growla
Of the dog aud there was the blood TO show
for itself. A rush was made for the keeper.
II turned out. however. that nothing
serious had happened. A nephew OF MT.
Fitxmier named John Filmyer's, had COMO
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HENRY WARD sEEcHER COMING.
the Reverend Genticman Starts on
His Tour To- Caiifornts-Pro-
Of HIS Campaign.
fNsx York Gnphle. July Is.

x.~ v,,, o,,nhie. Ju,y ISL
-, ,h;s m,rr;r,
AZ. beeenct 49, ,,r, ,rhicS
upon the "n,a,;or sor some
ne nns nAu III, ,aLa tbs placs
moh.ns' anu which W.. .sinn For ths
q, a's usuai DUMMY, 49, i. will moi
~, an RI Nsonr,.in Houss. Oeer.
us WI. ~ Us. yyin,.r n % a
= u F,ano;soo Int nj. Sum.
a.. an, time ~ tbs
Ill. nss" ..,,aI .sa,,d n.,rit a. long
W. S yoa =. ~ ss;S th.t he
sn so'en's was 'uen 49, s,o
n nso oeen one,eu n's e.Pehse' u nj.
~ 9 .eo LA = corr.cs
, ,%s 90, ~ oss. 49,
s.a.einel' VI 'n' Hs,dn 80
,ho.. a;,s.,I nS and ~, n=arsonalI, in,srsstsd'
snow. ,hs ,:,ms ~ ,ho n,sssnt contract
."ms ~. s.a, ,h., !, h an sor.sm.n.
un III .,~srs.s .nJ .s,,s;n .,inu.
49, ann psr Iecturs. tbs number Of
,a.,n,.. No, ,o s,c.e5 6ftv' Us onlv
S'""S :. ~ On ,hs ,our si,sr .atisfvino
5000 ,hs, IN climat. NJ The far Wsst
wnniJ n,obsbly leave linn free from hay
800 ,hs .rnnaI bpobsar which sends
49, a. ann..psncs NJ tbs fIrst
An The Wbits
Torrsa,n.
m. I"t, III. ,ss,dspcs nm Columbia
ne ie.s hs 49,
Iis.sn,s 'u, o.u.ss .o.amnan,.d hy
u,ins nis o ~" vonnssr child,.n
ms wis anu wv "nasmn.n. hin
. ~. .,,,,a TIN TIs child.
.an aniv vent ~ tbs GRAND Central
nsno, 'bo carriage passsd nm
Dsasd.y half an ho1r later. MI.
p.ochsr's ,.es IN Inll yisw through The
xinJow attracted considerabls attention
from ,hs crowds passing down town on
,hoir vsay IN ,,Iscss NJ 6usiness. MANY
nsrsons s,onned N follow II with their
svss and ~ ,bo.e who had n doubt
~ A. whs,hs, ~ WAS RALLY Mr.. B.ecber
NJ no, an. Is,,e,s an. w. NJ" plainly
49, on ,ha h..ns NJ ~luooaus with
,.h;sh ,ha Zach ~as ,osaaI furni,hed
NJ. ~ h;s fr;snJs wers
~ a. a.not .,can, Naio,
pond vho .-ccomnapies him and under
-. man.osmart ,bs entirs cour,e IL.
wnoIo $1,000 an ,hs Cbicaoo an.
a.. which Ian tho Grand Central de-
p haira,s, m o'clock. and will 90
pos Ipns;r, Nichioan. which will
a"ss.I.J =, n n.c,ock tomorrow. Ats
LII %,Isi,yor an. frat lecture Of the
w n. h.. With him three Lectures
sefieb' ho na' -. a., al, .,
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p.v.r,.r,. las g,.si.s.

] n Browning. J J Nagle and wife. V
spiro. wife and daughter. Miss T. Hayden.
Frank seely. FL Rae. Q II wilson, y \
Tritle and wife. Miss Parker. & Batter
man. J " souihsr. Mrs ~spinney. II Solder.
ID Noble. y Hemenwsy. II PridhAn. j II
Lee. l Taylor. II : Dresser. Ac New
man. II = Heating. N Lipman. J Z Jones.
4 0sg. Nu A Meyers and family. Mrs q
NJ Baker, Mrs Saben and daughter.
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1r ANY DEALER INFORMS

You that he has for sale q dsntihiee Identical
with OF containing ingredients equalling OF
superior In cniesey 10 those Of sOzoDoNT
dlscredit the statement and insist upon having
that alone. by doing 20 you viii. secure .
dentifrios par excellence the beet In the mafkss.
containing botanic elements OF rare preserva.
tive Influence upon The teeth. and one which
will endow them with most becoming white
ness. Another desirable feature Of this staple
toilet articis 10 that Il imparts fragrance TO the
breath. Sold by druggists. I'LL I'm
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clamorsd for war and broush. Turkey to

clsmorsd for war and brought Turkey TO
the brink Of ruin BY the folly Of Its coun.
sels. the great mass OF the people arc pre-
pared TO give sufficient II not enthusiastic
assent TO the DEGREES OF the Berlin Con.
gress. II rashly encountered the Govern.
ment might DO tempted 10 take advant-
age Of that popular favor, and BY tho die.
solution Of Parliament increase the
strength Of the majority.
The T;@es also sharply criticizes Glad.
stone for assuming tho right 10 arrange
the Liberal campaign. which Ia the business
Of tho party leaders. aud Gladstone says
he 10 not one OF these. "If." says tho
TiH,es, he we're bent on completing tho
ruin Of his party, he could scarcely attain
that purpose better than by driving them
Into . contest for which they are ct present
unprepared." Referring to Gladstone's
personal authority In the country, the Timv
says: "The shaken confidence Of the en-.
tire nation 10 not TO be restored In an In
slant. nor can u DO charmed back by the
most brilliant dsclamatory efforts"
Presideat Hayes civil service
Reform.
New York. July 2s.-A Tines editorial.
In view Of the rumors Of the removal OF
Postmaster James. says; 1--WE presume
that no one 10 now sufficiently infatuated
to have any faith In President Hayes a. .
civil service reformer. Want OF sincerity
and frankness 10 not now alleged against
the President for the first time" The ar
ticle concludes Hayes may not usurp
authority. but his exercise Of II In these
matters tends TO bring II into contempt"
Trying 60 Impeseh Bsaeoasn'id.
New YORK. July ga Tribmas London
special says the Foreign Affairs Associs-
ton have petitioned Parliament 70 inn
peach ~Beaconsield. for . betrayal Of both
England and Turkey In tho late Oongress
- Ilarlio
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tn. nosaI or she s...r.e..

When Fred Hart VA 10 Virginia City
Last Sunday night he visited Billy Eek.
hof-s sazerao Saloon. In company with
representatives Of the leading Comstock
papers. In recognition Of his position -
The boss liar Of the BtAts. Dick Rule gave
him an elegant oficial badge. the emblem
on which IL composed Of two hatcheh. In
BRAS. Fred 10 very proud Of the deoora.
ton, and left town with the trophy pinned
ON the outside Of his duster.. He will not
need 10 wear Il where he Il known. Sam
Davis wanted Q badge. but the local Bag
erac Club refused his request. ON the
ground that 70 would be an unnecessary
investment-his reputation being already
suficienuy established.
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ssrsss Quotations.
t.s rur ~r.rras csroS rsL.aa.ra rrs.I

BAN Francisco. July $3.50 ,. y.
ophir tsS ~. ~. California 81, Best 4
Bs.cher Is. i5S. Hale 4 Norcross ~
Mexican 49,. Con. Virginia S., Eurela
Con. as. Crown Point ~. IL, Bodie 81.
81. Union Con. ~, :, Sierra Nevada 81.
81, Ophir ~. co.. Bechtel -, Gould 4
Curry ~. Beleher 4 Is, California %
Union :, Grand Prixs 81.
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tAsr EVENING.
4z5 Eureka Con-, ~. AsS, nh
eco Belmont. Toe. 75c
400 Jackson. .
$40 Leopard. I. 90c
200 Ola. 800
90 Northern Belle. TO-.
1880 Hussey. SOC. Sc. ijc
70 Manhattan, G
800 Do frees.2 5c. zoe
1890 Grand Prizs. 3 60. 33
$50 Argsnta. SOC. 45c
? Navajo. 45c
1880 Endowment. Csc. I0c
$50 Independence. I -. 10
300 Silver Prize. i5e. zoe
500 Falcon. loo
100 Hamburg. IL
100 Hillside. I ~
$50 Nodoc. SOC
$50 Bodis. sa,S
9s5 Bechtel. csc. 1. soc
rs Martin White.
555 Tiptop. SOC. 75e
300 Coso Con-. t0c
lC25 California. 10. 10si0. 9s, 10
10 Savage. H.. uh
4345 Mexican. i6a. iGs. iG, i5k. ISL.
l5<. l5h. l5s, i5S
2ic0 0phir. 5is. 81. 50s. 1s. 5Os 80
50b5. 40. 49S. 49,. 50a
$50 Alpha. 81 10
220 Hale a Norcross, ~, -
$40 Con. Virginia. 81. ss.iO
,sSo Sierra Nevada. s. Sc. ~. 81
30 Ward. IS
900 Crown Point. ca, ca
$40 0cali& Curry. ~, Ia
SEQ Ysllow Jacket. iOA.. i0s. i0s. i0s
lOiS Union Con. III tn
IDS Justice. 81 bic. 81, 81
no Alta. ~
i25 Caledonia. 2 Is
400 Julia. Co. bio. c.
2i5 Utah. ~
o. MORNING..
1895 ophir. 40. 4s.. Is. 49,. AZ. an,
i7s
i7s5 Mexican. 49,. 49,, 49,, 49,
GO Gould 4 Curry, Ts,s
Is Beat 4 Belcher. iis, 10
5i5 California. 10
265 Savage, liz, nt
$50 Con. Virginia. So
ii0 ChollAr. 2ss
ITO Hale a Norcross. Ia, ~
1905 Grown Point, 7,7S,7a,h
ass Yellow Jacket. 10As i0S, i0s
l025 Imperial. zoe, $50
SIS Kentnck. > IS. J 40. . 30
10 Alpha. 81. 81
1915 Bslchsr. 4 IS. 4 40. 4 30. 4 35bi0
800 Sierra Nevada. So, =. St.bJ, 81, So
b5. sslO
30 Utah. iOp, l0a, 10
495 Bullion. 4 ~. 4 O5
$50 EIehsqusr. "a, 20
70 0ysrmAn, lOa. iOt
495 Juatice. ~ 81
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Arrivals ss,. a..s'ss.

A Karl. c Billings. c NJ Bennett. J !
Nurry and wife. John D~ougherty. j l.
Laird. J N Lamb. Miss l. Lamb. Mrs "
n Nash. q II walker. Mrs A N Belden,
Miss l. Hayden, Geo l. Turner, y J Grier.
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A HOUSEHOLD PERFUME.

Evsry family able TO appreciate and enjoy the
~plsssurs Afforded By Q really healthfui and de
i.eioua performance should supply themselves
with the genuine Murray q Lnman's Florida
water. Ills the most delightful and moot last
Ing Of Ill fragrant waters. mys I'm
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o. II. GALLUP.

O.. u. oALLur. opposite the Bank Of oalifor.
mia, Gold Hill. hseps constantly on hand I'll
favorits brands Of Imported C.sarp, ohoios bit
cigass. all kinds Of chewing Tobacco, mesr
schsum pipes, nuts, candies. ans cuiisry, and
tors md hncJ eoods Of al ktnds. sp39n
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MEDICAL

This nest cure for Rhsumstism. Nsurslsia
and all Pains, Burns. sesids, Colds. and all
Achss and psins that people and families sudef
Jonss, IL, aus Il st Cola Hii. jsia On
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Nenrisg Csapiesies.


d. T.. Burns. . man we'll known In this
portion Of Nevada. Ia on . visit TO his
friends on the Comstock. from the scene
Of operations Of the sierra Valley irriga-
ton and Water Company. Mr.. Burns has
been active in promoting the interests Of
the company with which he 10 connected.
and now ~rejoicss greatly that the work 10
nearing completion. The company en-
ploys now about seventy men. y hss
about n mills Of the ditch yet 70 nnish.
II 10 expected that everything will b. In
readiness 10 tnrn the water into the valley
in thirty days. time. and the company viii
then give . big blowout on the summit
TO which the folks Of Reno and the valleys
round about and all tho people OF Virginia
and Gold Hill will be invited.
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FouSD.-The horss stolen about . month
ago from j. ID. Lynd Of the Mound
House has been found in the possession OF
. sheep hsrder named Patterson. In Anna.
dor county. California. A reputation has
been forwarded by the Governor for Pat
terson's arrest. A reward Of 500 was OF.
fered for the recovery Of the horse and
the arrest and conviction Of the thief.
Patterson 10 the son % . sheep herder on
Walker River and left home 9 short time
ago To do for himself and has probably
been and gone and done II e~fiectuIlly.
orESISo.-Nessrs. Neville 4 Dempsey.
two we'll known comstoek miners. have
started q new saloon in Virginia under the
Orleans Hotel. at the corner Of North @
street and Sutton avenue. and will give q
grand opening tonight. Tho boys arr
popular, aud deserve we'll. They have
named their saloon tho Q. 4 O.. In honor
OF the big BONANZA shaft. where they have
been employed.
Tine price paid BY the rsnehmsn down
along the Carson river for farm hands 10
$40 Per month, With board and lodsing.
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m Invalids, a. well - business men OF
families, seeking recreation and pleasure, vii
and this the very plsre, les m
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RATES OF cHARaEs.

Board and Lodging per day.............. . 70
children from s TO u years OF age, half price.
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SENATOR JONES At HOME.

A SsrenAde By the w~ashiuEteo
suard basd. AID y visit By His
ksighbsus.
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IN A c A r A."
d. ". AVERY, MASTER.

Carving the United States Mall. and Wells.
Fargo q Co.'S kxpres., makes her daily trips
around the Laks. touching o. all .he principal
points TO laad p~assengers and MALE.
Through and unfailing connection daily al
0lsubrook with Benton's stsges from Carson.
and at Tahoe City with Moody's stages from
Truekee. thus giving passengers and tourists
over the Central Pacific Railroad an excellent
opportunity 10 visit on their rouis the most
beautiful mountain lake In the world.
THs NIAGARA IL not only the fastest.
safert and best boat regularly running on tho
Lake, bat IL Justly the ~iavoriie with the travel.
ing and pleasure seeking public.
The comfort, accommodation and enjoyment
Of the passengers always the principal con.
rideration. Professor vsrney's famous band on
board during the SEASON.
Having bro ksn tho old monopoly and put tho
fare down TO the lowest notch we propose hssp-
CAPT. D. W. AVERY,
Iets steamer Niagara.
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FOR LAKE TAHOE.
sENroN's STAGES

E a.i'xeu G 4. stSs.l Of Gf',nns.A28A
morning passenger tram from Virginia, and
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LAKE TAHOE.
d.
SUGAR PINE POINT.
JOHN W. Mex EY'S
OLD PLACE.
HEAlrnl plEAsuREI REcRtArIonI
HEALTH plEAsuREI REcREArIoNI

uuR APoyE VERY POPULAR RESORT
IL again thrown open 10 the public LOT The
sssson. u is situated on the
BHOKR or THE LAKE, nine miles from
Tahoe CITY, amid the most ROMANTIC AND
HEALrnftL SURROUNDINGS. and near
the sEsr FISHING GROUNDS.
A nns Wharf runs out 20 deep water In tho
Lake, and plenty OF boats arc furnished free for
the pleasure Of the guests. The steamer touch
at the wharf daily 10 land passengers and mail.
Passengers from Gold Hin or Virginia can 90
by war Of Truckes and Tahoe City or Carsoa
and 0lsnbrook. taking the steamer across the
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LAKE TAHOE.
OPPOSITION 70 MONOPOLY AND
IMPOSITION.

THE NEW. SAVE. SPEEDY AND coxMo
L dlous steamer,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-24
Fire Record for the Week.


In NORWICH A wooden building occupied by
A. p Hatch, shoemaker, and W. II, vancor, law
office, was burned one morning last week, causing
a loss Of 81 600; insured.
IN ST. ALBANs On the 21st instant an attempt
was made to burn two barns causing n loss Of
500 It is supposed that it was intended to start
large connagration but there is no clue to the
incendary. A. o. Brainards barn was also set
afre on the I'D instant, and damaged to the
amount Of S40O
In RuTLAND.-A fire broke ont in the press
room Of the Rutland Herald at five o'clock Sum
day morning, and burned through the floor into
the Globe job office before 1t could be extn-
guished. The Herad press and their paper were
badly damaged Their loss is about 81 800. The
Globe paper companys loss on printing office and
]. w. Cramtons loss on building have not been
estimated The fire took in cupboard used by
the paper company in the pressroom
Elsewhere.
Is BosroS.-A fire on Washington street the
other morning caused loss of $4,000.
In INDANAroLIs ISD-The grain elevator of
Miles & French is burned. Loss $4,000.
IN CEDAR LAKE MIcH.-The saw and single
mill of Bates & Nelson was burned on the nth
Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
In VANpAttA, Mfcu- Smith & Coz handle
factory was burned on the night of the 18th
Loss $4,000; insured for $1,000.
In MILLERsrowN PA.-Cochrane's store and
two dwellings, Checks dry goods and hardware
store and two dwellings, in Millerstown, are
burned Loss about 100000.