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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-18
STOCK REPORr.
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100 Day. 45c
2020 Navajo. 90c. Sc. 75c. Sc
470 hillside. 4a.4
200 Paradise.
200 Highbridge. I 80
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80 Ida.
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1900 Santa Nina, SOC
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were produced for political purposssis
this campaign. He was tolerated In his
attacks on those gentlemen. but when he
ASSAULTED JOHN p. JOINS


-. 49,. l. s,.h..h =.
by an inPausH' A"p' ~ 'io"
nun 'ne aonV' 'o ae p"s'"s'
" wv "1
A"Ass " .u 49, ar, T. ",nn,
tones
"And q good man he is. too I"
Mr.. Biennerhassett paused. and be-
slowed q LOOK OF whitening contempt at
the quarter from which the voice came.
He consolidated bis awfnl wrath IN n
crushing answer. That answer was
eli l so to the Legislature, Ill vote
against him."
Promptly came the unanswerable re-
ply "we1l sec that you don't 20
there !"
Mr.. Blsnnerhassett was Disconnected.
He was thrown of the track. lie made
n few more rambling remarks about
.. crushing Jones'" and :. tramnlinu on
thu a-ristoerats. and sat down.
CLEARING THE HALL.
Blennerhassett had been slowly but
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MISlnSworrSs
MATTERS OF ISrERUr ALL
ALONG the LODE.

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asd Reqwa shsfts-winser Dump
for the Consolidated virgtsts-
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-18


DAN. LYONS,
J. r. SMITH,
JOHN l.. HANNA,
OWEN FRASER,
GEORGE l.. ANDREWS,
1. FULTON,
J. r. FLANNERY,
A. LAWSON.
For Sheriff.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON.
For County Clerk,
JOSEPH X. MCDONALD.
For Treasurer.
D. II. cARRICK.
For Assessor.
WILLIAM sKYRMK.
For Recorder,
STEPHEN wILKIN.
For District Attorney.
JOHN II. HARRIS.
For Public Administrator.
II. T. BRODRK.
For Superintendent Of Schools,
T. u. JAMES.
FOR county surveyor,
CHARLES y. HOFFMAN.
For County Commissioners.
THOMAS GALLAGHER dsss ssr-),
ID. II. FRASER dsss tsru,
X. NYR tshsrt term.
For Justice Of the Peace. Township No. 1.
Third and Fourth Wards. Virginia,
THOMAS MOSES.
For Justice Of the Peace. Township 80. .,
First and Second Wards. Virginia,
JOHN KNOX.
For Justice Of the Peace, Township No. 8.
0old Hill,
WILLIAM COOK.
For Constable Of Township No. I. Third
and Fourth Wards, Virginia.
.,,, ,vxvUvv
For Constable Of Township No. .. First
and second Wards, Virginia,
&. l.. METCALF.
For Constable Of Township No. ., Gold
Hill,
FRED. wEsr.
For School Trustees.
VIRGINIA.
w. l.. AMEs usss tsrmh
". II. HILL dsas terw),
JAMES MeALIsTRR t.hsrs tsrn).
GOLD HILL.
RICHARD MERCER usss tsrns
X. WILLIAMS dsss tsrss),
JOHN O. BENEFITS tshsrs tsrn,l
County Central Committee.
c. q. STEVENSON tss iarssh
J.. p. WOODBURY.,
X. Il. SMITH,
JOHN MAGgB,
LOUIS r. wARDLK,
JOHN BARCLAY,
A. J. TYRRKLL,
JOHN ). sHRPnBARD,
q. A. WEEKS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-18
JOHN MCMAHON.

The next speaker introduced was John
McMahon. who is deceiving himself
with the belief that the citizens Of this
county are anxious that he should sacri-
fee himself to their service as State Sem
ator. Mr.. McMshon devoted himself
To an arraignmsnt OF the Republican
party as the enemy Of the workingman.
and the e1altaiion Of Democracy and
Broadhorus. He told nothing which
has not been exploded a hundred times.
and after making a few promises which
he will never be called upon 10 fulfil.
sat down amid u storm Of juvenile en-
til usiasm.
J. II. Graham. candidate for District
Attorney, made the only sensible.
manly. speech Of the evening. and he
vas rewarded by an outburst OF genuine
applause. He was followed by L. q.
Bleunerhasse,t whose eapaeious straddls
overs NJ counties. He made a vicious
attack on Il. II. Daggstt and Harry
Mishels. by the reading oil articles
which he knows that the gentlemen
never wrote, and which II has been
proven that they never saw, until thsy
, 1878-08-03

PERMANENTLY CURED-NO HUMBUG-BY
One Month Usage of DR.. Goulara's celebrated
Infalliable Fit Powders. To convince sufferers
that these powders will do all we claim for
them, We will send them by mail, post p"id,
Free TRIAL BOX. AS DR.. Goular1 is the only
physician that has ever made this disease
special study, and as to our knowledge thous-
a.(ls have been permanently cured by the use
these Powders. we will guarantee permanent
cure in every case. or refund you all money
expended. All sufferers should give these
Powders an e.rly trial, and be convinced of
their curative powers.
Price, for large box, So 90, or boxes for
$40 co. sent by mail to any part of the United
States or Capada on receipt Of price, or by ex-
nresS, G. .. D. Address,
, 1878-08-03
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

oGATTLG, Aug. 1,lS7S.
Ihe Common Council met for
Their regular monthly meeting.
Mayor Brown in the chair.
Councilmen present--Messrs. Den
ny, Murphy, Miller, Baxter, Chill
berg, Clancy and Abrams,
! Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
The Council proceeded to the
election of officers for the ensuing
year.
W. H. White having received a
majority of ali votes, was declared
duly elected City Attorney.
D. I. Wheeler having received a
majority of all votes, was declared
duly elected City Clerk.
j. NJ. Blanchard having received
majority Of all votes was declared
duly elected City Treasurer.
Dr.. f. W. Sparkling having re-
ceived a majority of all votes, was
declared duly elected Health Off
GER.
Z. G. Eastwick having received
majority of all votes. WA declared
duly elected City Surveyor.
NJ. J. Costello having received a
majority of all votes, was declared
duly elected Street Commissioner.
Y. Quimby having received a ma
jority of all votes, was declared du-
Iv alactad HarhOr Master
Fl. Butler having received a ma
iority of all votes. was declared duly
elected Assessor and Collector.
+. Scott having received a major
ity of all votes was declared duly
elected judicial Officer.
f. A. Minnick having received
majority of all votes, was declared
duly elected Chief of Police.
Jas. Welsh having received q ma
jority of all votes, was declared duly
elected Assistant Police.
Frank Robinson having received
a majority OF all votes, was declared
duly elected Night Waterman and
Assistant Police.
Report of r. Scott was received
and placed on file.
Moved and seconded that the
night watchman take charge of the
street lamps and light and extin-
guish them at the proper time; car
ried.
Moved and seconded that ordi-
nance No. 149 be referred to the
City Attorney, to be reported npon
at the next meeting Of the Council;
carried.
On motion Council adjourned un-
til next Thursday, Aug. oth, at ~
o clock.
D. I. WHEELEE,
City Clerk.
, 1878-08-03
Special Notices.

rSA. THE NATIONAL GOLD MEDAL was award
ed 10 l5radliy II Rulofson for the best Photo
graphs i'll the United States, and Vienna Medal
for the best i'll the world. 429 Montgomery
street. San Francisco.
81 WILL CURE CONSUMPTION. To all suf-
fering from the following diseases ray OF hope
is t1ered through the Kindness of missionary
friend who has sent me the formula of q pure
ly vegetable medicine which has long been used
by the native medicine men Of Hindostan:-for
the positive and radical cure oil Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, Dyspepsia,
Throat and Lung difficulty. General Debility,
Loss of Manhood and all Nervous Affections,
its power has been tested i'll hundreds OF cases
without failure. how feel it my sacred iu-
ty as far as possible 10 relieve human misery
and will send the recipe-FREE OF CHARGE-to
any person who MAY desire it with directions
for using. Sent by return mail by addressing
with stamps naming this paper. DR.. o. L.
Brigham. Drawer 2s, Utica, N. Y.
, 1878-08-03
re occasion
-s<Aiayor Of
I
Iras be i.a-

cipicnt of an eIeg;h>t stove-pipe
hat. presented by CnS2t justice
lewis. as a token OF res2ect and
= contribution to the digiity of
the position. Amy suggestion
of the use OF firearms in connco
lion with that hat, will be re-
garded as an indigni5y to The
city government, and subject The
offender to arrest and imprlson
ment for counselling the viola
ion of a city ordinance.
, 1878-08-03
The CITY

IN UNWILLING BRIDE.-The
San Francisco Bulletin of the 26th
contains the following: "Yester-
dav morning, upon the arrival
Of the Oregon from Portland, :,
Girl fifteen years old was handed
over by Capt. Connor to an Off
GER, with the request to look out
for her. Beinga a mere child, and
evidently in wont Of assistance
she was placed in the care of
Nathaniel Hunter, Secretary OF
the Society for the Prevention
Of Crualty to Children, to whom,
she told the following story:
Her parents are Scotch and emf
granted to Wisconsin many
years ago. For a long time her
father and mother have tried to
force her to marry man nearly
60. years old, but she refused.
and once ran away lrom home,
but was brought back. Last
May, when 15years old, she was
1T last obliged tomarry the man,
. says that he is So years
No clergyman could be
Jund to marry them, and they
employed a Justice OF the Peace.
Soon after marriage she and her
husband came to California, and
then went to Oregon. During
their journey her husband repre-
sented himself to be her grand
father. At Portland, he left her
in 4 boarding house while he
went into the country to work,
and during his absence, she told
her story to the people in the
house. Dlsliking the man to
whom she was married, and not
Wishing to live with him, she
was advised to leave HIM, and
come to San Francisco and get
york. She was given some
honey, and took a steerage pas
age down. On the way she be-
me acquainted With some hood
ms, who made hef promise to
at the Paris House This
to the earE Of Captain
it induced HIM to take
large and tand her over
deer. Mi Hunter has
nr to- ldles' Protec-
:iety, where
, 1878-08-03

.nu lllls.
i MINERALS
who recently
Oh the steamer
lrned on account
=. has left upon our
il mineral specimens
rought from that COS
ding coal, copper :1d -
sill -er quartz, and express
opinion derived from his
tied observations, that that
ntry ahounds in precious
ais.
SKRuPTcy.-Judge Lewis this
ing rendered a decision in the
Joseph Roberts, sustaining
The liens Of the losgers,
-snp TO TURN OVER. .-Sheliisa
Of Jefferson county, and
of King county. refused to
sftheir prisoners 10 Sheriff
IS, who has the contract fol
g allthe Territorial prisoners
ad to return empty-handed
not know what was the au
for this proceeding, but a
Athey\ propose to hang on te
konaJ | further orders.
, 1878-08-03

GARRoTING.-An Austrian fishers
man, named Antoine, from the Col
umbia river, was garroted, stabbed
and robbed in one of the
> .re ~ ; "a beds lasNnight,
3nty dollars
at the tin
The stab,v
w~-s not
, 1878-08-03
P-Dssa 4e Not zee.

In the Probate Court of King County, Wash
ingtoa Territory.
In he matter o: the estate of William Row
land. deceased.
aDMINIsl RAT0R's NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
by an order Of the Probate Court Of King
County, washington Territory made and en-
tered on he 6tl, day Of June. y. D.. 1878, was
appointed administrator Gf the estate OF VII.
ham Rowland deceased, late OF said county.
Al persons haEing claims against the said
estate are required TO present the sans Hlth
the necessary vouchers within one year from
this date to the undersigned, at the ctfce OF
Mcknight & Leary, in Seattle, il sill county.
If such cIain.s he hey presented W.SAl:1 one
year they VIII be bafTed by law,
E 1. MARSHALL,
Adp inis;Tstor ;ss aforesaid.
McNar: :-hs I; i.eary.
Attorneys fer admnistrator.
Seattle. ". T., Jure 10. 1873. jel5-5w
, 1878-08-03

AIDING and film, etition of
w. George adminiss, atoiIpf the es-
Woodward, deceased. setting forth

AIDING and film. eti.ion of
w. George adminis,, atoiNpf the es-
q. '.Wondw ard, deceased. setting forth
thnt ate is III proper condition 70 be
coseo. nd that portion of the residue of
sal estate remains To BE- divided among the
heirs of said docea. ed. it IS o dered tha: al
persons interested in the estate Of said L. Y.
woodward, tieceased. BE- and appear before rhe
Probate Conr: of King county. Washington
Tel"tors. a; the efife cf the judge OF said
Court, i'll the city CT Seattle. IN s,ii conr,y o1
King on Saturday, the 10Th day Of August. a.
u 1873 at IL O'Clock A. NJ, then ard there to
show cause why an order Of dist: it utioa should
not be metle of the residue OF said estate aino ng
the heirs OF the said deceased according 20 law.
1t is further ord~red, that copy CT his or
der b. published once week for four srtccs-
size weeks before the slId 10th day of August,
A u. 1873. i'll the Puget Sound Dispatch, >, Il
new spaper printed and published i'll said cyuu-
t. King.
lone i'll open Court, this 1ith f.ay Of July, \.
D. 1875. THOMAS BURKE.
Julga OF P.'eb4te.
Ter )rr i Washington County of Hingss.
l. ,bclnas Burhe, judge and eX-of1icio Clerk
of the Pr bate Court OF said King county. do
hereby certify the foregoing to be 4 tue and
correct copy Of an order this day made by the
probate Court of said county and duly entered
upon the records of said Court
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court
this l1tA Gay Of july \. D. 8:9.
(L.s.l THOMAS BURKE,
Judge and eX.otficio Clerk Of the Probate Court
Of King county Washington Territory -4wjyl3
, 1878-08-03
ASH & ROBBINS,
.t--Iy ooV T UIIUH otitFt, BFUOKIEH, n. I.
CDMSsJM P7lON
Positively Cured.

All suffering from this disease that are anxious
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Consumptive Powders. These powders are the
only preparation known that Will clUe Con-
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Lungs--indeed, so strong is our faith in them.
and III order 10 convince yoc that they are no
humbug, we will forward to every sufferer, by
mail post paid. FREE TRIAL Bon
We don't want voglr moI-ey until you are per-
fectiy Satisfied with their curative powers. If
your life is worth saving, don't delay i'll giving
hese PowDEEs trial, as they will surely cure
ycu.
Price, for large box, s3 0e. sent to any part Of
the United States or Canaea by mail on receipt
Of price
Address,
Assn & ROBBINS
eddy $50 Fulton Street, Brooklyn N. Y
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-17
Personal.

Mr.. H. c. Akin, left yesterday afternoon TO
/ ST. Louis.
Hon. Thos. p. Fenlon left yesterday for In
dependence, Missouri.
I c. A. Deere, of Moline. IlIs.. WIS reciStere,
at the Planters yesterday.
| ]. X. O'Neil. of Winchester, was registereC
at the Mansion yesterday.
Ut. Stein and ~Iic, OF Nashville, Tenn.
are registered al the Mansion.
Chas. r. e smith, OF ~. Louis, was register
ed at the ContIne nj tai yesterday.
j. q. Matthews, of Lexington. Mo, is I,
once more be seen al the Continental.
A. I. Van Camper, of Corning, New Yorz
was registered at the Planters. yesterday.
Lieut.. Clasgett, of the 2-Sd Infantry left YES
terday afternoon, on thIr,y days leave ol
absence. for Washington.
Ed. COrrigan. who has been here for some
days attending the District Court in the mat
ter of Rush W.. CorIisan, left for his home in
Kansas City, yesterday afternoon
Lieut. Bolton. of the 2Si Infantry left yes
ter,iay afternoon in command of an escort
accompanying Col. Vim. II. Johnston Ia the
Indian Territory, " here troops are TO be paid.
DIR. Victor Biart, one of our rising young
men, is east, where he will appear before a
board of examination ON the Iith as TO his
qualifications a surgeon. He will return
ranking ~" as a surgeon in the United States
army.
Rev. j. T. HarIwicke, u. d, left yesterday
afternoon, in company With Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Singleton and Miss Nillie Powers, tor
Atchison, 10 attend the wedding Of Mr.. Fred
Nandegrift, Of the A,chIson r. tTi,l and Miss
Mamie Price. Mr.. Hardwick-, 1t Is supposed,
faithfully performed the duties OF his Office
on his arriv al, and left the pair happ.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-17
MUSIC EVERYwIIERE.

EDITOR TIMss:-In obedience To the popu-
lar demand, fostered and encouraged by THE
TIMES, Prof. Hoffman appeared in the court
room yesterday, accompanied by histuner Mr.
johnson. to put up and tune piano for the
District Court, SO that hereafter cases Will be
tried under the inspiring strairs OF Strauss
and Betbeoven, and criminals will receI, e
their sentence to the music of Lei5ach.
The Judge is hereafter to instruct the jury
in song, thereby greatly relieving the dull
ness and harshness of legal phaseolOgy, and
impressing mis- words more firmly upon the
memory of the jury.
This is an age OF progress. Under the slim
ulus given to music by the School Board, en-
Outraged as a:orsaid by THE TINES, the new
Sheriff is going to employ a teacher of music
tor the jail, and the prisoners will hereafter
waltz out of their cells, and he polkaed back
again TO the strains Of BEAUTIFUL music. The
battle cry of the inpecunious tramp viii here
after he, "GIve me Liberty or Give me
MuSic"
Let the good work go on, and very soon all
the ordinary transactions OF life VIII be per-
formed TO soul-inspiiing music, Tice Ia School
Board.
McCown Hunt will hereafter write the min
utes OF the court in poetry, which will he set
To music and sung every IuOring in op,n
court. PROGRESS.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-17
CONGRESSIONAL.
Congress Again Assemble and Gets
Down TO Business.
The Representative Wonea Have
Their Claims Urged Both in
the Senate and House.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, January 10. - A large
number of bills were introduced and re-
ferred to the appropriate committees
Among them were The following:
By SARGENT-To regulate Chinese im-
migration.
By DOGSEY-Supplementary to the act
al March Sd 1877, in relation to the Ho;
Springs reservation in Arkansas.
B. PLUMB-To reorganize the pay de-
partnent of the army.
By VOORHEES, to extend the provis-
ions Of the act Of 1874, in relation TO prize
money to all fleet officers.
By KELLOGG, Of Louisiana-Authoriz.
ing steamship mail service IN the Guli oil
Mexico. between New Orleans and certain
ports of the Republic of Mexico.
Alter the maring business had been dis
posed of Mr. EDMUNDS of Vermont, ea.I-
ed for the regular order and the Senate re-
sumed the consideration OF the resolution ol
Mr.. Matthews. submitted before the. rec ss,de'
claring the right of the government 10 pay
| principal and interest on bonds in silver
4 coin
Mr.. BECK spoke in favor OF the remone.
| tization of the silver dollar.
| Mr.. CONKLING submitted a resolution
1 instructing the committee on the Judiciary,
| to inquire and report in regard to the
| action taken br any deputy or othcer Of
| the Government, in restoring Maj G +
| Hinkle of the army of the United States
| agreed to. He aiso submitted resolution
| instructing the eommitte on naval affairs
TO inquire and report in regard to th'
/ restoration of DIR. L. J. Draper, to TIN
medical corps of the navy; which was de
bated at some length, and agreed to-
Mr.. EDMUNDS submitted joint reso
luton proposing an amendment to the con
sti,ution OF the United States, prohibiting
the states from making appropriations TO
sectarian purposes the provisions OF whici
are similar to the amendment proposed dur
ing the session of 1875 and lS16. Referre'
to the committee on judiciary.
| The bills introduced and referred are a
follows:
| By SARGENT, TO relieve certain lega
disabilities of women. Referred. Ii pro
vided that any woman whe shall hav
been q member Of the bar Of the highe>
court of any state or territory, or of ths
supreme court of the district of Columbia
for three years, and shall have maiataine,
. good sesnding before snch court, and VIII
| shall Be . psrsoa Of sesd MORAL character
ihall % motion and Pcodnctien 81 SCI
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-17

Rush vs.. COrriyan jury returned vcriic
for plaintiff, assessing the damages at $50
Hoffman VS.. Mathus.k Piano Manufacture
ing Company; proof of publication approved
and filed jury waived trial by court; iind-
ing and judgment for plaintiff for 500 and
costs attached property ordered sold.
Faulkner vs.. Miller, Il al; writ of assist
auce allowed as prayed iOr-
In the matter of the assignment OF George
Russell, jacob Geyer appointed assignee.
tx parte j. W. Hughes and j. ". LOar; eX-
cused as jurors for the term
ID. X Anthony, " Charles III. Miller. The
plaintiff appeared by Hon LucIen Baker
and Hon Byron sherry, his attorneys, and the
defendant appeared by Hon. y ID. tecoInpt,
Hon. L. y. Goddard and Hon. J. W. Tay Tor,
his attorneys. And the ease was called for
trial, and To try the issues found IN this case,
the following jury were imptnelled: Joseph
Stiggers; James Baussrmsn; Samuel Dur
ham; +: NJ. Wells; b. ,!arrod; j. NJ Hull
A. u. Cogswell; G.. W. Starnes: Joseph
Buchanan; ~ l.. dunbar; %. Markham
and W. H. Hiatt An attachment was issued
at the request Of the piaintiff, for George
Sharrif; 4. ii. COncy; and NJ. r.. Joyce
tdefaulting witnesses in this ease
defendant for &. W. hI-fer; Alex. sldwelI
l.. T. Smith J. e. Stone; j. Z. Vaughn VI. ii
Insly, and A. j. Angel
The following witnesses were sworn 70
testify on The part OF ths piaintilf
Z. ii. Miller; ID. ]. Keller, &
behalf of the defendant W. q. Coffin, e. K
Brace, .George Weaver; j. b. Iaing, Edward
Russell, =. a. Couch, VI. W. ueIahay, NJ. +.
Joy,e.. David ii. Mitchell, A. -. spslding
William Booth and L. Il. Wheat. rial moi
concIud. Il. Jury admonished and excuse
Court adjourned until this morning al ten
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