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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-15

SERGEANT BosroS CoRBErr. who shot
John Wilkes Booth. has written to the
Postmaster General from Camden, New
Jersey. asking employment in the post
Office there. He says he has never held
q position under the Government, al.
though he thinks his services deserve
reward. A modest place will satisfy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-15

The claims Of many American fami-
lies to estates in England and Wales
will lose even their present slim chance
Of realizing anything by a new property
Limitation act which goes into operation
there with the advent Of 1879. The act
debars all claims older than a dozen
years. by confirming tenants in possess
sion Of land which they have unintsr-
ruptediy occupied for that length OF
time, without paying rent or otherwise
acknowledging the title Of any person.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN THAT
SEALED PROPOSALS will b rsesivsd
until MONDAY. ct Z O'Clock =. H.; October II.
ISIS. for the building OF a s~ehool.roou In Gold
Hin District. The plans and specifications can
be seen at any time during business hour d
the once Of Gailstin 4 Folsom's store. Gold
Hill. The party or parties contracting TO build
said schooLtoom are expected 10 give bonds
for the faithful performance Of the came. The
Board Of school Trustees rrserve The risht Of
rejecting any and al bids. All bids 70 BE- ssnt
10 the Clerk Of the Board. Gold Hill.
by order Of the Board Of school Trustees.
J.. o. BESNETrs. Clerk.
Gold hin, Oct. rs. 1878. oistd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-15

TnE Tuscarora TIass. Rsr;e,o (Dem.)
has begun the publication OF a market
report. Here is a sample Of the irsi
APPROPRIATIONS: whisky active. with
q decided downward tendency; demand
good. with o fair price for all brands.
Cause: Democratic rally"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-15
ELECTION NOTICE.

-
In or Az onD is ~ s,or.s
n,,n,s msd. ana snier.d M me minntes Of
raid Board. October II; i51s; police - nsreny
given that on the nrt Tuesday the 9TH day.
o. November nexi, o. the iohoWins nsnsa
places 70 VII:
49, p,-.v.-, v,..,,,.
NO, " Nonn saess. ~, ~ NJ
Y inspeston aeofge ofAii' N d NC
cotsnsn Ana JON re.ris'vL xu.~,.,. nut,
AZ Clsy HAN, Secono wAm. v',n,nls eny
lnspector.c n. Cornell. MACE Wiisoa and
osorss y. sinnsy;, n.-. rs,., Wa W.
a osa oi'y nsI., psu W.T. n
nnlA oity' insPscton-o' DAA''' wv
oovsn an1 ~ n s,,.e rh,,a ward. y,rg,n,.
cns 'nohs,, MOO ~ cisrh.
S.,yc na'PsS h' w"
~. 80 vn~ uo,. p,r,h ward Viz.
80 49, a.ssNJs pn,tn.ton. Jobu
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nsItn and syns psow, uo,... p,,., ward.
az u suo" asnss,osscW W Fitssrrsld. Il
eoid HUI: inspcG.on-h' We f."' :"
a, Lincoln no.s MSGs QUE. s sSsIs,. w usS;. oG ~
MnIi LIZA a Iosn ~ Renn.tts
A Al cSs, IS1 wesis' Suiidine. American Plat,
In.psctoT1 Prince IL. u oramp'0n
A nev School MoS.s: o gosn p,s',Ssi
- ShStS,
John o. schmidt
,.,. a, ,.. oo,,,, NJ
An hiscuon wiz ~ ns'o ~ '"e oo1A's"
Storsy-
70, d q, ~,rnsn, Governor.
For ons Msmbsr Of Conrrsss,
-, az. ,,ues asnsrsI
vi WI oasss M snnrems Court.
~. $500, 81 stats'
ror sAts Iressursr'
fof btste Contronef. n ,.u-uu
rof 5upennlenosnsvt ruohe iA''A's'
Lof surveyor oens,AI,
Ior Two state Sena,ors,
ror iourtSen assemS'yuen
rof one Dlsu'es Suus''
ror Snsrin.
For Trsasursr.
For Assessor.
For Records .
Eor Public Acministr:.or,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-15

necT Busines You can engage in. 70 10
NsO SO per day made by any worker Of
sither ser, right In their NJ localities. Par.
tieuars and samples worth Is nee. Improve
your spare tine Of this business. Addrsss
nhl Sns srtNeoN : C0.. Portland, Ne
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-15
cANvAsstRs WANTED.

TWO EsERoETiC AGENTS OR CAN.
! vasssrs wanted TO solicit orden for enlArs.
ing and rstjuehing photographs. Apply d No,
1911 South Q street, Virginia. oelttf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-15
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.

EkHlG INV WV
R,s,r,d. That We resfnrm our fsslty 70 tne
prineIpl.s OF tho Republican party and seeeps
md sSopt the resolutions OF the hsplpnean
sts,s Convention convened II kuefka. Nevada,
september 18Th. a. d. 1878.
P,slc,d. That We are In favor OF compen.
..f,ng tbs ofiosrs Of Storey county for thsif Ser
Vices by nIsd salaries instead or fees.
R,s,red, That the erpsnsss Of the munieipei
govrmmsnt Of htorey county should % reaaceo
10 The least possible ngure consistent uitn tns
reoulrsmenis OF good gnvernmsnt, and the LsR.
isisiiye nominee OF this Convention piedgs
ihsmseiycs 70 the enactment OF laws tnas
will subssve this end.
E.sSrsd, That sharsholder. In inoorporated
mininv companies Ne entitled TO We'll any ana
All nara Of the mines In which they are owner.
without regard 70 the number OF ,hafee held o.
ovnrdby them, and that the LeRislsuve noml.
nees on this Convsntion accept this RESOLUTION
A. An instruction 10 securs puch leG1elsuon "
Win substantiaily meet this requirement
Rs~sred. That the mins1 and nschanies Of
starry eounty are fres, independent and lntsih.
vrpt nan. and that ve rseent - IN tnsuIt 70
fheir msuheod ths ~tasinuAtion OF the Ale Dem
orrstio Copveption Of this county, that their
-politicsl ssryicss are nhjeet 10 the control Of
sinss' eorporsiious or any other innusncs -
yond Their individual sons ofhsht. oe1h
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

K1rsAp COUNTY STATISTICS. The as
scssed value of real and personal
property in Kitsap county has in
creased over 500, 900 since the list
of 1877 was prepared. II now ag-
gregates $685., 800 26. The four mill
companies in that county are assessed
for the following amounts: Gamble
s47O, 1897; MsaissOS; $175, 271; Blake
ly, $178,805 and Seabeck $149, 1897.
Gamble has a fleet of four steamers
and thirteen sail vessels; Madison,
two steamers and six ships; Blakely.
two steamers and four ships, and
Seabeck one bark and two steamers.
The sail vessels of the Port Gamble
company are, however, all in the
name of the Puget Sound CONNER
cial Company and the steamers in
that of the mill company.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

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10 Ha<sse.s~ ~A.s Ssh rA<y vs1 pr
sorm asa whss fxszs a-le@-x 10 the
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ported the weather A. braEg sxtE~zBe-
u di@-reeable nj that date. the rain
falling more copsoasly than Is usual
" witnessed in Oregon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

FIRE IN PoRrLAND.-Tuesday morn
ing, about Z o'clock, the American
Exchange Hotel. the first three
story building erected in Portland,
was destroyed by fire. 1t was owned
by J. S. Smith, and occupied by Mr..
Quimby, whose loss is about 81, 900,
on which there is an insurance of
81, 800. The fire was prevented from
spreading by the vigorous efforts of
the efficient fire department. The
only casualty resulting was an acct
dent to fireman named Logan, who
fell through sky-light and was
dangerously bruised.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

Why, o WHYLSeyeral months
ago, the Board of Trustees ordered
the repair of the sidewalk on the
west side of Washington Street, be.
tween Third and Fourth, but the
owners of the premises have steadily
ignored the notification of the au-
thorities, and the walk is still in the
dilapidated condition caused by the
August fire. This neglect, on ono
of the principal thoroughfares, is a
shame and disgrace, and the cor
poration may ere long have bill of
damages to settle as q natural result.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

CoMpL1MENTARY.-Says the Alta of
the 22d instant: "The barkentine
Quickstep locked at Beal street, yes
terday, to discharge. This vessel is
we'll worthy of notice, combining as
she does beauty, speed and large
carrying capacity. She is a Pacific
coast production, having been built
at Port Ludlow by the Hall Broth
ers, and attracted considerable At
tention at New York while loading
there for Portland.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

THE CELEBRATION. 1T was thought.
q week or two ago that if Olympia
took the initiative for q general cele-
bration of the approaching anniver-
sary, that the neigbboring towns
would join with US and make it an
occasion of great interest to oil con-
cerned; but it appears that in this
hope, as in many others, we are to
be disappointed. Tue htelligeucer
announces proposition for an ex-
cursion to Lake Washington, under
the auspices Of the Sing verein So
ciety, which will doubtless attract
the larger portion of Seattle, and
probably macy from other places,
and leave us dependent upon our
own population and resources for
the essential elements to produce a
patriotic hurrah on that memorable
occasion. We think that Seattle
might have set an example for her
younger sisters by an amiable re-
solve to return one of the many
filial visits made by Olympia in times
past. Such courtesies are not lost,
and their effect is oftentimes produc-
tive of lasting benefit.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

ARMS AND AMMUNITION FOR IDAHo.-
Two hundred and fifty rifles and
twelve thousand FIVE hundred car
tridges have been sent from Fort Van
couver. to Northern Idaho for dis
tribution among the settlers, and
a similar number of rifles and
cartridges have been sent from
Benicia to Southern Idaho for
distribution there. In this way the
Government enables the frontiersman
to protect himself against savages.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

New BurLDNas.-Mr. Henry Sabin
is about to erect a building for a shop
and residence, on the lot adjoining
Columbia Hall, on the east. It will
cover AZ by 80 feet of ground and be
one story in height. Thos: Prather
is likewise preparing to erect q res
idence on Washington Street, to re-
place the one destroyed by fire last
August.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

E It was not till this week that
Columbia river salmon were ex-
posed for sale at the markets, al
though the season opened several
weeks ago, and our people are noted
for purchasing whatever suits the pal
ate regardless of cost.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

81 The wife of G. D. Kellar, of
White river, fell from the doorstep
OF Mr.. Langston's store, a few days
ago, and broke her right arm in two
places. The bones were reset, and
at last accounts the sufferer was in
O fair way of recovery.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

JOY BE WITH You!-We inadver-
family omitted last week to chronicle
the marriage of our young friends A.
H. Chambers and Miss Mary Con-
only, who were united in wedlock
BY Rev. Father Mulinari, OH the 10th
ult. They are both deservedly pop
ular. and the best wishes of host of
friends accompany them on the jour-
ney of life.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

E At the citizens meeting held
in Columbia Hall, Saturday evening,
q number Of our photographed cit
izens agreed to become responsible
for the small cash balance that will
set the cars Of our local railroad in
mosson-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

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foe all the exuen~e~ contingent there
TO- He was not siinisd in aPpropTia-
tiOns for surveys, for Legislative ex-
penses OF for means to maintain the
civil service in all its details. The
settler could define the metes and
bounds Of bis back-woods claim"
without defraying the cost out of bis
own pocket; the citizen could secure
caade,a l.,,;slat;on without a tax to
nav contingent expenses. or the in
terposition of Executive authority
to restrain or shape its course; he
had a voice in the election of Terri
torial officers-paid by himself-apd
various other privileges which have
a,adually been usurped by Con-
0ress;onal enactment or the rulings
Of the Departments, and plecetl un-
der the control of officers sent out bv
the General Government.
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o ,.,,o~t.a r. "a . hi, wh;., will
dnnhtlers become !. ,aw aesn;te tho
,,,;.oa rrotost ~ Tho Do,ocatos fron,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49,
;.,.,uro .ha,l horoof,er l,o o;ohtaon
;,....a -, .h;..,, .,a Tho. a., ~
,remhero of tho Cornc;, sbo,, rsco;v.
,,,. a ;,....d 80 &c ro- dow 80
formerlr. cuts down tho cier;cal fo,.a
49, ~. .,..l - ec ,ou ,,,, 40
an .rro,,;r, o,1 oroross;ro c,o,L a.
* nerd.v The rema;n;no oA;.a,s
ara OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and door-leer
ar at * NOR dav au1 m.ss.
erger and Waterman at a Tho
.o.t of ,,b,;. rr;,+;r, 10 IN M ..so
n ax.eed q zoo for anv ona cos.
sion. an amount which experience
has shown 10 be inadeouate for the
Territory even with n large aunron-
ration for that purpose has been
compelled. the past three sessions
to nav about one-third of the ex.
pense from the Territorial Treasury.
The new law authorizes the Gov
ernors of the respective Territories,
prior to the next election for men,
hers of the Legislature, to divide
their jurisdictions into as many Coun-
Gil and Representative DiStrictS as
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

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M .
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E A gentle youth of 70 Winters
wss married to sprightly maiden of
60 Summers. in vansoaver, . few
days ago They exhibitsd al the
fnskiss.s Il youth. and this ID some
comfort b othes dssPosdens %
louxnsrx In this vale of tearp
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

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E Rev D. W. NseSe vigl
rr~s@A n~xs SuDsasy q Sswsh
Tzsoa Chzr<h. IN tie nsorssnx nd
III e'ei~rk- and ~ Mad h.r s<Asaa-
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S Tia tA~~@ws lrsm wsxaa 90
ssssss - rr~@>< sYe<~kx@~- s@~A-
mw wzG a~ r~~mw~& IN xk~s@s asn
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

What was done with Washington
Territory's half million is hard to
tell.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

DEFEATED.-It appears that the
Victorians were too much for their
guests from this side at the base
ball and riAs-shooting matches on
the oath. The score of the latter
stood sos for the Victoria team and
4S3 for that of Seattle, and the base
ball match was won by l6 to IL.
1t was concluded by the conteDding
parties, however, that another trial
should take place ON the 4th fully.
and Olympia Mas selected q the
place for the respective matches.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

A PLAN FER ExTIRPATING WEEDS. -
The Antelligencer notes the fact that
Mr.. Smith, a farmer on White river,
has adopted very successful method
for economizing labor in the cultiva-
ton of onions and other root crops,
on very weedy ground. Mr.. Smith
had a piece of land of this descrip-
ton, very foul with chick-weed, pig
weed and other pests that "sol is
heir to, which he sowed early to
onions. As soon as the weeds had
come up thickly and before the on
ions were up, he strewed the patch
with straw to depth of about three
inches and burned it over. The re-
suit was, the weeds were killed and
the vegetation of tho onion seed only
FASTENED ly warming up the soil.
The onions soon came up vigorous
and clean with a good free start an d
many dollars worth of time and labor
in wedding was saved. Mr.. Smith
thinks thf same plan would work we'll
with beets and carrots, which take
two weeks to terminate, but not with
turnips, which are quick sprouting;
in which case thousands Of dollars
might be saved to the farmers ON Pu-
get Sound in reduction of labor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

SrAfisT,cAL--The assessment roll
Ut Hing rO&nsy gives the following
tosAis: Value Of imprsseossas.
tsS4. les; vzlse 81 Ind and sc~n
los. ssss 90: vslss u r<r.ssal pro-
Y<rsy. ssSsl Tssal. o. -. lss
L@<s year the rsssrn~ fsussd up .
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ws~ e~~~ss~rxAav .~~i ~ ~
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