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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-02
GRADE OF GRACE STREET,

B Mr.. King presented petition Of property
owners on Grace street for grading OF Grace
street between Laurel street and Richmond
College, and gnttered aud cnrbed TO the
western iine Of the property on which stands
the Presbyt terrain chapel. s.35 .5Yi
Mr. Elicit presented q Joint resolution
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-02

Mr.. King, from the Committee on the
Fire Department, presented n Joint resolu-
ton giving permission to thefollowing per
sons to erect framed buildings in the city:
William D. snead, nd dition to the rear OF
his dwelling. No. 32I south Fourth street;
Richard r. Pembe erton, dwelling, with she'd
room, on Fourth street between Dupal and
Baker streets; "A. w ID Dickerson, addition
OF shea-room to his house, No. ia Twenty
sixth street; T. E.. Granger, carriage e-shed
and stable on alley between SeYentee enth
and Union streets and Franklin and Grace
streets; G. u. wv BODY, dwelling at A19 Ven
able street Charles Anna Brown, dwelling
on Twenty y-sfxrh street between Marshall
and Clay; John NJ. White, DWELLING, with
|shed-roorsi corner 81. James and Orange
streets; Henry Yorbrlnck, stable on Ban.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-09

Diseases of choleratic type prevail, or
there Is cause to apprehend visit from,
the system should be toned, regulated and
reinforced by a course of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. Perfect digestion and
a regular habit of body are tho best safe
guards against such maladies, and both are
secured by this inestimable tonic and al
terative. The Bitters are also extremely
serviceable in remedying such disorders.
II promptly taken in bilious collie, diar.
rh9a and cholera morbus, the disease is
usually frustrated. In diarrhea cases ii is
only necessary TO restore the tone of the
relaxed bowels, and this is one of the spe-
ciiic effects of this medicine Wind on
the stomach, heartburn. biliousness, nau.
sea. headache, and other symptoms of dis
iurbance in the gastric and hepatc regions
are also speedily relieved by this excel
lent remedy. As family medicine it is
invaluable, since it promptly and COM
pletcly remedies those ailments which are
of most frequent occurrence.
April ), 1878.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-09
The Champion Supper.

Tie !. q. X. C. of this city had a
good time on the evening of the in
stallation of their officers. After. the
business of the evening was over the
members rel aired to the Luna House,
and took supper, with which all were
we'll pleased. Everything that could
be wished for was on the tables, and
the ladies and gentlemen did ample
justice to all the good things. After
supper they again returned TO the hall
and spent couple of hours at music
and games.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-09
Arrivals at the Luna House.

Pat Marley, Good Hope mine; Pat
Doyle, Spanish gulch; Andrew Gla-
vim, anountains; Mrs. J. Myer, Placer
vile; Mike Mccullough, Ed Maloney,
James Howe, More creek; O'Donnelly,
Henry Zipf, James Goldman, city; Jas.
Moriarty, Jr., Ed. Ryan, Forest King
mine; G. q. Stevenson, George Ander-
son, wife and child, Maggie Clarity,
Rosa Lind, Mrs B. Wilson, Mrs. VIM.
Splaine, Pioneeryille; G. L. Bibby,
Dry Lakes; W. E. Dusenberry, Mr..
Lard, Plowman's mill; Thos Elliott,
5. Chamberlain, Jas. Travays, John
Travays, VIM. Libby, Sub Rosa; Jas.
Baldwin, Ed. Leigh, E. Lucas, Boise
City; ?. Rush, j. B. Morse, Vim. Ses-
sion, L. S. Owens, g. Bailey, North
Elk; Chas. Kinny, Warm Springs;
Nose kempner, H. Parraty, Yankee
Fork; Yank Ladd, H. Craig, S. Albro,
Garden valley; Paul Buzzini, Hoodoo,
Francis Coulson, Oliver Landreth,
Rear Run; Jas Price, Eureka mine;
G. w. Crafts, Banner; John Gilliland,
9. 9. Meffert, d. Murray, Centerville;
R. II. Rohb, Horseshoe Bend; Tim
Carroll. Placerville; John Fitzgerald,
Centervillc.
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Ada County Items.


We condense the following items
from the Lddhodn:
DR.. Burge says that the fellow who
reported that he had been chased by
Indians in ROBBIE canyon, a short time
ago, had an eye to business. After
everybody had left the mill he went
back and drove off sixteen head of work
cattle belonging to other parties. at
lest accounts he had not been caught.
Some Of the boys stopped over a
little OH the Fourth with patriotism,
but no general drunks were seen.
Coffin & Kennaly have just received
an iDstallment of 10000 pounds OF
freight.
Maj. Egbert's command left for the
John Day country, Eastern Oregon,
on last Saturday.
N. Buck, of Minnesota, U ). Dis
trict Attorney, and 4. :. Chase, OF
Wisconsin, the u. 5. Marshall Tor
IdeIlo, arrived by Saturdays stage.
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Installation Of officers

The following officers wee installed
for Idaho Encampment No ), |. c. Il
C., on last Saturday evening. for Tie
ensuing six months: James McIn
tyre, L Com; Oliver Landrcth, E.
Coun; Miss Z. J. Harvey, 5. c.; J. J.
Marsk. W. 5; George Bennett, ". f.
3; John Hcraford. W. T.; John
rccke, C. Of H.; Miss Mary Tregas.
kis, j c.; Rev. j. Mexican, g.; Wm
Payne, c. Of Il c.; Miss L A. Kings
ley, II. Of g.; Miss Lulu Miller, I. L.,
Wm Riley, +. c.; Lockhart Boyd, K
s.; \. y. Bnrrus, v; Mrs. S. Z
Doughcrty, /; James Emerson, o. G.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-09
Local News

THB public school of this city was re-
oDened yesterday after a vacation of
two weeks.
Mr.. Ed. LEIGH. of Boise City, spent
the Fourth here.
The weather has been quite pleas
ant daring the last few days.
Bill RILEY, who has never been
known to miss a bulrs-eye, killed a
hure bear on More creek last Friday.
Mr. JAMES MONROE and several 9TH
ers have located two or three quartz
mines in the Gambrinus district du-
ring the last few days.
The Democrats of this county will
hold their primaries on August 3d..
We will have something to say in due
time.
M JAMES MCCLUNG came down
from Summit Flat last Thursday and
returned on Sunday He speaks very
fatteringly of that country.
OLIVER LASDRErH plays the barn
yard game to perfection.
The citizens Of Horseshoe Bend had
aFourth Of July celebration OH their
own hook.
Hoy. G. W. CRAFTS left for Kclton.
By Saturdays stage, on a business
trip
WoRz is progressing finely on the
furnace at the Banner mill.
Freight teams now travel over the
heF strip Of road between this place
and Boise This aoad cuts off four or
I'VE miles, besides avoiding three
very steep litis. g.
AR DANAsE FRsyerFE, who pur-
faased the Rabbit creek quartz ledge
'snoEt time ago, has built an arastra
aug has been been crushing ore from
'aat mine for about week
Mr. ) J. PIERCE came up from the
l'geiie Saturday He says the ear
glostS and grasshoppcrs have dam
'8su Ihe crops c usiderablc.
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Strange But True.

The family OF Judge Waldron, near
Weston, was sorely afflicted with that
dreadful malady, diptheria. Among
the victims was grown daughter,
WHO vehcmently prayed for ice. The
doctors forbid it; said it would kill
her the moment she eat thereof. But
when the tender father though she
was lost, and desiring to let her suf-
fer for nothing, and to grant her last
request, he mounted horse, came to
this city, procured the ice and re-
turned to the bedside of his dying
child. She grasped it and ate it like
rock candy, and when she bad her ill
sIe.fcl better, and finally recovered.
rWalIa Walla Waterman.
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The Calico Ball.

!, i"e GFand Calico Ball given by the
! s''0 City String Band in Morrelrs
! v'''ellalal Hall on the evening Of the
!, ,"a''n was one of the most pleasant
a. '' we haveIever attended. The
!, ~ 'ie room is the best, we be
~ IN the Territory, tue ceiling
y . and music sounds splendid in
Inc band consisted Of Messrs.
r.,' bomar, Runyan, Church and
V I. a"u the music was ahead Of any
N u'u ever before been treated to.
A,s. s"' III Tor fun and they had it.
Il 4 was kept up till after 4 o'clock
IL 7 morning, when all left for their
"sil pleased with the ball.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-09
The Indian war.

va, !. IRON the seat of the Indian
dier, i, s'y meagre. As yet the sol.
Berp,,1, ~ !. ''ad no engagement since
q, So night The Idohooa of Sun.
ssoi,s i y dispatch had just reached
gagema' " Which says that in an en-.
sanDoe.' between the Umatillas and
fIsa '' :, thirty Of the latter were
|ldbs. lne war between the two
locks IT,, 40 brought on by the Ban.
ka tha. jug to force the Umatillas to
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New Music.

Two FINE songs have just been re-
ceived, viz: "Why Don't He Come, :
by Pferdner. Price, s5 cents. An
excellent sentimental ballad Of mcdi-
um difficulty, with very pleasing
melody, and rich harmonious accou'-
compartment. pretty Little Snow
fake by Dohl man, is beautiful
piece: price. IS cents. They are from
Sherman, Hyde s Co., San Francisco
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Speeial gotiees.
A CARD.

TO all who are suffering from the error.
and lndiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C, !.
will send {. recipe that will cure YOU.
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remed.
was discovered by missionary SoutI
America. Send selfaddressed envelope.
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID
Bible House, New York City
Sep.25, '77-1y.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-09
LETTER FROM PIoNEERvrLLE.

n.y.
I'D WoRID:-Since my last the
great day OF the United States, the
4th OF July, has come and gone. OF
course the people of Hogem celebra-
ted It; they always do. Nearly all
the people were in from the surround
ing country, and Hogem was almost
Us lively as Montgomery street in San
Francisco.
A ioot-race was gotten up between
Adam Lind and Jake Fishback. The
former drew out, while the latter
showed off his racing qualities in the
street under very unsteady eircum
stances. Undoubtedly the rocks hurt
his feet.
Next IN order came fight between
couple of Big Muddy chickens, which
was a very tame affair. In the even
ing we had display of fireworks
that was very good. The festivities
of the day concluded with a grand
ball IN the evenin", which was we'll
attended by the fair and unfair ones
OF this city. The only thing / am in
cllned to grumbe at is that outsiders
took a couple of our girls away TO the
valley, and another tried to do the
same thing, but didu't succeed, and af
ter that had the audacity to stay to
the ball But he must have been wor-
ried considerable, for he left bright
and early the next morning
The water has fallen terribly du.
ring the past two weeks, aud the plac-
er mines around here will soon be
compelled to stop for the season. In
fact Hon. Ben Wilson has Aready
shut down several of his claims.
Report says they paid him big, and no
doubt they did.
Stevenson 4 Noble are still run.
ming their claim, but will be forced To
stop soon for want of water.
Messrs. Sifers & Halett are work.
ing on the Blackbird mine in Charlotte
gulcli, near Grimes Pass.
John Madden has been al work rep
resenting silver mine up Grimes
creek for the past two weeks Other
men are at work on quartz mines
around here, and you may expect to
hear Of rich discoveries some dav
Wilson IL Whitney will start their
mill on Summit Flat rs soon as the
shoes and dies arrive from the rail
road.
The time will come when this will
he one Of the bonanza districts Of the
Pacific coast, and Hogcn will be as
big and lively as Virginia City, Neva-
da.
The agricultural prospects of this
place are decidedly good, and the
farmers of Hogem will reap splendid
harvests
Since my last have heard that
there are several hucklcberries in the
matrimonial patches in this
vicinity, and after all there is hope
for TounLEs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-09
ANNOUNCEMENT.

gB | hereby announce myself an hide
pendent candidate for SHERIFF of Boise
county, subject to the decision of the vo-
ters thereof at the next November cleo
ton. JOHN w. REEL.
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pnsioaice Hours.

n,.;no week aays, until further notice,
D pplnstootfice will be kept open from seven
=. c ~ laws from halfpast twelve to one,
. ID sp fFon four until six ?. NJ
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
M, Money Order Office will not be
~ If ali on Sundays; and no Money
ope ~ business will be transacted on Sat
uraSy' -" S. G. SILSBY,
80, citv Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-09

woxnERFuL cures have been, and are
W. Effected by Piles Certain Cure for
g@falnnSsorrboids or PILES. For sale at the
Drug Store in this city.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-09

N | Coal Oil at retail at Coffin &
Kennaly's
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centennial Bibles.

j are I sAcellent Bibles for the Ba-
'albe - ''lelr way, and Mr.. Beck
'elhea, '00u' the 18th to distrib-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-09

PLONMAN.-In tins city. July O, 1878.
10 the wife of K r. Plowman. a son.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-09

- Witness my hand and official
! seal this lst day OF July, 4. ID.
- = 1878. JAMES MORTALITY.
- Auditor.
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$1,000 10
$9,o65 ~
TERRITORY or IDAHO, ]
II

i, James Moriarty, Auditor of Boise
county. |. T., do hereby certify that the
foregoing figures represent true and cor.
rect statement of the finances of Boise
county rs given by the County Treasurer
receipts for tie quarter ending July /,
1873.
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CONTINUE SIX DAYS
thereafter, in the following orde
First Day:

First Day:
For two year olds, distance one mile;
purse, 800.
Second Day:
For three-year olds, distance one mile
purse, $3.50.
Third Day:
For the following named horses: Grey
Eagle. Nip, Grey John, Mingo, Haywood,
Bay Tom and Lizard Distance one mile !;
purse, 5000.
Fourth Day:
FREE FOR ALL:
Distance, one mile; purse 5000. First
horse, $3.50; second horse, $50
Fifth Day:
Free for ALL Best two in three, mile
heats; purse, 5000.
Sixth Day:
Free for all untried and unframed sad
die horses now owned in Boise and Ada
counties. Purse, 500. Distance, one
half mile
FOOT CE.
Open to actual residents of Boise coun-
ty. Distance, 10 yards; purse, $50.
All races to be run to rule. Three to
enter and two To start. The entrance fee
in all races will be 10 per cent. of the
purse. SAMUEL STEWART,
President of Jocky Club.
X. @. ALLEN,
Secretary.
BAKLE 8 FENNER,
Lessees of course.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-15

"JoHS PHOENIX. the original humor-
ist. being one night at the theater,
fancied be saw friend somo three seats
In front Of him. Turning to his front
neiehbor. he said: "would you DO
kind enough TO touch that gentleman
with your stick" Certainly" was
the reply; and the thing WAS done; but
when the individual thus assaulted
turned round Phoenix saw he was not
the man he took him for. aud became
at once absorbed in the play. leaving
his friend with the stick to settle the
matter with tho gentleman in front.
which, as he hal no excuse handy. was
not done without considerable trouble.
When the hubbub was over the victim
said. "You told me TO tap that man
with q stick" "Yes." "And what
did you want," 81 wanted to see
whether you would or not"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-15
rsr III. SianlN SAYS:

C-s OF the bet rrmslies for Caisrrh. nay. the
hi s,iy We have fOui,i IN Lifetime ut tnntr.
i-f. /. i N,,:uTi,ti nNNigNL tUt.f. II n not
NIL set tot tarS4..l ttc ulrtFils. MI thctv
.ot,-s IN .iSh battlc small rtass tnbe tpr uss
In i-aslai1n. 10 a. AL the Lcssi All throat 80
tNort.erhiy taat, tax n each morning flslrg.
In p, sf Il , tn' secfrtta iani Ia disagrve-
Fhs ID. sirs crrtas ths entiIa diy. tus al utpfo-
Co. H'rt ~, 81 cc Ald r-plr ~ crslis.
= Ess u u. igy!z, ia IOTea<Aisr tad's) A@''o''
F,-h r,ts-.,c eonts'rs " FN,foris Improved
irhtNT9 IuJt w.i.l Irsl Gin ctsSls tyr usJ IA al
,srs. l'r,d- st,.a Toe s.ls ~ all Shol.s.ie end
i,~s- Ifr aets lLTpu'' 'hoat t.lcl Eii q
.e'4tF...I ,.Si,s. : Dsa. 81. !, lsnaoi. M@ss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-15
BE KIND.

Little children bright ., d fair.
Blessed with every neediul care:
Ever bear this thing In mind,
God commands ne 10 BE- kind
Hind not only 10 our frishds-
They on whom our care depsnds;
Kind not only 10 the poor.
They Who poverty endnre-
but, In spite Of form and feature.
Kind TO evefy llviDg. CREATURE.
Never needless snguish bring.
Eysn 90 the snasllc-t thing;
For rrmsmber. thai the ny.
Just .. much - you OF j.
And the smallest living mite.
FioAiing In the morning llsht.
i. the work sf that great hand,
Thai hath male the sea and land
Thsrrfors. children. bear IN mind.
Ever. ever 10 b. hind.
And TO older ones I'd say,
Never In Q wAnton way
Treat men rude for mere defect.
Or old ago With dlsfespset
for thoafh lea ring you posses-,
And q polished. lne addre.s.
Thess 10 you can never De
Iiks the hearts -w--t cOuffesy.
fiovin, from this living stream;
In your ever act twin glo.m
Ken thi. mercy yoa'n extend
To IN. bssst, your common friend.
TIL he learn. 10 love your voice.
And In hir dnmb vAy To rejoice.
Ever faithful ever true
with no selfish and In view.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-15

A GENTLEMAN married his servant. A
short time after their union ho gave an
evening party. Conversation tagging.
silsnced reigned, when one Of the ladies'
said: lawful pause :" The lady OF the
house Immediately exclaimed; Awful
paws. indeed So would you have
awful paws IL you had done the dirty
work in your life that have.
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$1,000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA.
soRelY AFFLICTED. A
GREATLY AFFLICTED.

.N,,rr.. , o r,-rorti g O.. nsrrsri; G.ssa'rrs,
I Inc ses i'llss s ',rarsi:iit ia, Is s,i sso ars
Afiictrd with - tis' Asc. Nv grcaiy nIiistcd
NiUt ~ for n 10 = tlre. and enied with two bot.
iW-.sgain taken With CssIfrh quite seyerriy, aud
irIur,,itiris . ~ fJr rn0tAcs bottle, which nNed
uts all Iishl giyrx tne feik iron ~ urst dove.
am sonn,lsht tlai ih,s rrnledy will dO al that 70
C'-ae'i for it ari nhofutOo. Wishing yos suee. -
IA - .atsVdus;.on. an' ,e'yt ytrui{ y9arS,,-,
Denver. O.; i.r.;. OF snl.la q Doii.
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Or. |. J. clAPkAY'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE

....v,n
DIR. L. j. CIaPkAIS
oosvArC Nc0tHAt inSriYuTE
lOQ N Ks.rs, .trret. sau frunelsro,
UNsrADLisHED IN 1884. fOh Thk
" permanent cure Of all spsclal si.d Chronic
ip,esses, - also eli Female Complaints Ani
Dises>es of the Nervous system.
Ths immense destruction ot human hie an,
nualy irom .ecr,, sha eh.n~ =, -. .'.,a,a
this e'u ~ Sh,.as,,h,, p.nn' I'M is,o' and
anervsNs VA - ~. go, 10 .ss,,i m,
p ~. -, n..s,ssi sni .nr,,ienl tr,.imsut
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-15

FrE women journalists are at work
In Michigsn. II Ia time for tha, part OF
the male sex engaged in journalism to
begin to think about agriculture. The
news Is. after all. the sphere OF women.
and man really does't belong there.
Women seventy years old have been
known to sit for hours peering over into
their nsighbor's yard in thc hope OF get
ting an item. though they had never
seen newspaper Office in their lives.
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TRIED EVERYTHING.

l,st,r.. J q. Lossa'iA 4 o., resr.r. co.; G,..
tt0.ss. = 4 Eays Ussi OASfOIDS kArIC Al.
CUGE' 'rOG cArAei,ii. and u ~. giy.n p.Ti g,
saii,.sn ~ s Ss,s III s,,ss s,s Iii
thcrciof- laks glcGsufe ~ recommending fs uee
- ~ Nilictrd With tttsrth OF any Kind. ana oner
tlis "a NJ ir~iinoTy % 10 Jeneti. ,.,.,.,,,,,
49,, ht2,MW' = '''' ""
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-15

WILLIAM WINTER, the poet. has em-
balmed the bumble-bee in verse. but u
is very clear that his relations with that
musical insect are not OF the mos, init
mate character. He begins
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-15
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED I

10 be- cured should try DE- kissner's cslsbraied
Consurnptive Powdsrl These Powders ars The
ouiy preparation known thss viii cure Con.
sumption, and all disessee Of the throat md
luugs-indeed, 90 strong 10 ouf Nth In mem,
an also 10 convince you that they are no huc,-
post paid, nee Trial Boz.
We don't want your monsy until you srs per.
fectly satisfied of their eufstivs powers. IL
your life is worth saving. don't delay In gtvtne
ihe.s Powders Q trial, ~ thsy Will surely cure
you.
Price. for large bos. $500. ssnt 70 any part Q!
the United staies or CAnsda. By mall. on Fsssaps
of price. Address. -
$50 Fulton street, brooklyn. MI.
feS fs.ly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-15

DKposrrs ofcoIN OR BULLION r.o.iysd.
III atherpn open account or 10 issue CEh,
mFICATES therefor, payable (at the option OF
the hojderj In Gold nlll or San Francisco; 10
nass COLLECTIONS, purchase Bullion at the most
fhvocable fatsa. or advance coin .nereon vnsn
fmwardsd 10 the Parent Bank In San Francisco ;
celia BILLS Of RxehAngs, and transscts General
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-20
A Shower of Live Worms.

The Auburn Advertiser of Friday
evening says: I'VE were called at AN
early hour this morning to examine u
garden plot covered evenly with the
%fast.falling snow on the surface of
which were millions of living, crawling
insects of about half an inch in length
and of the uniform size Of II darniug-
needle. They We're of Il ycllowiSll-
white color, translucent, with II dark
colored portion, of small extent, near
what we judged to I've the head. There
We're no trees near the place, and no
means, by any of the processes of finite
philosophy, to account for their pres,
ence. We made a second examination
some forty minutes after the first, and,
although over half AN inch of damp.
heavy snow had fallen in the interval,
the living squirming things were still
on the surface of the snow, and alive
and kicking"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-20
schurz,s Great Batl!e with Rlnyster.

There is II curious combination of
interests which is arrayed against Sec
Rotary Schur2. The present attack is
believed to have been inspired 10y the
Indian ring, who are already complain
ing privately of the kind of report
which the Secretary received from the
board of investigation and sent out for
publication. II the rings that have
inf, S Ell the Indian service. the l.HLd
Office and other bureaus of the govern
ment are Ia lie broken down, Secretary
Schurz..will requi re I'll" Whole strength
of the administIn alton and of tlr best
country to sustain him in the work.