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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-12-19

floor and made strong speech in opposition
to the resolutions. Gary again took the floor
and made another effort to demolish the Bond
Court and all who have any respect for that
tribunal.
Mr.. Witherspoon said he was opposed to the
resolutions on the ground that it forced upon
the judiciary committee responsibilities that
they ought not to bear.
Mr.. Lipscomb next spoke in favor of the
resolutions. He thought Mr.. Witherspoon's s
position very strange one. That the Judicial
ary committee ought to be compelled to answer
any questions which. the Senate called upon
them to answer. That the people wanted to
know at once whether or not the bond court
was constitutional. If it is constitutional,
then let the judiciary committee say so; and
if not, let it be abolished right now. Mr..
Lipscomb spoke very earnestly in favor of the
resolutions and insisted upon their adoption.
Mr.. Witherspoon wanted to clearly define
his position, and made few remarks as to the
impropriety of thrusting this matter upon the
judiciary committee He would be compell-
ed to vote against the resolutions in their
present shape.
The question was put: "Shall the resolutions
be adopted ?" The yeas and nays we're de-
manded, and the vote taken with the follow
ing result; Yeas, 16 nays, IL. The resolu-
lutions were, therefore, lost.
Those who voted in favor of the resolutions
were Messrs. Benbow, Bradley, Butler, Cray
ton, Crittenden, Fishburne Fraser, Gary, How
ard, Lipscomb, Livingston, Mcqueen, Mettze,
Todd, Williams and Wylie.
Those who voted against them were: Messrs.
Bird, Buck, Cannon, Coker, Collins, Counts,
Jeter, Kinsler, Maurice, Maxwell, Mccall, Moore,
Sieglng Taft, Walker and Witherspoon.
Absent Messrs. Patterson and Duncan.
In THE HOUSE, Mr. Callison introduced
bill which proposes to reduce the dieting
fees of sheriAs from 80 to 20 cents per day.
The judiciary committee reported unfavora.
bly, on bill to make hard labor the punish
ishment for offences for which Imprisonment
in the county Jail is the penalty. The bill
was placed on the calendar.
A bill to punish assaults with firearms on
the street, public places and thoroug hfares
in the cities, towns and villages of this State,
was returned with amendments, striking out
the word thoroughfares, and also leaving it
discretionary with the presiding judge to
punish such offence with one montb's i'm
prsonmeDt as the minimum. The House
conourred, and the bill was ordered to be en-,
rolled for ratification. .H .......
The following were passed and sent to the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
aus oem State.

Vie Stabt Sreton lift re6t iduer
pon ben Gems s~nsIern beimssiu6t worben.
DIE leste NsJbe, 70 ldreibt uns elm gorrels
p%onoent, baben mir feds bieier 8aIsrpre.
bigger bier sebabt unb ieber berieIben bat
oss Sansen unb Sreiten iein fraberes Sdus
rerleben ~auseinanber selsst. Cine @irtbs
i4aft TT ni9t mebr in Der Stabt. glnton
Solmann elm SaIoonteeper unterldrieb
ben sgIsbse". am nd6fen 9aae pers
taafte er beimIid Bier, warb ~usrtlaat uub
gu $50 p%srurtbsiIt.
5wet CEDAR Rapi6s SaIoonuirs
the, bic wesen Sdappsusrtaufs au elmer
9eloltrafe pom $40 uerurtbsiIt wurben,
tps'Serten ft9 ben Setras gu besabIen unb
iaBsn feds Gage i'm @sfdnsniB.
S4redIi9 aber a r. geraans
senen Oonnsritas srabuirtsn lis Qer,te
aus benz aeotuf mebi,iniidsn @olese, bic
lest idmmtltd nit Diplomas psrieben iber
Die arrne Weni9beit berfalsn perben.
S@rSbersuiIle Bel SripoIi III
i9neu i'm Badien besrifsn. Oas Stdbts
den bat leste ISOLDE wieber einen neasn
Suua9s BON 9 perionen srbalten, 10 bas
Die SsuOIteruns isst go SseIen betrdst.
Sn Sttumua wur6en bic 0irt6e
tiir3li5 pesen S9napsusrtaufs pom Gi6z
ter 8napp u%erbonnert. Die 9eiammtIrufe
betrdst $500.
Gines entiesIiden CODES ifarb Dor
rpenigen Gasen 6armer &obsrt 5alie BON
Winneibiet gountp. gr ~itirste topfiber
pom ieinem 8asen, bIisb nit ben SaBen
am Wasen bansen uno wurbe berart su
Eooe sei5leift.
Wan9e 6armer Bel Soma gitp
babsn idon ansefansea su pfiisen. @eis
zen 1T i9on pieler Srts Sabsram seidet
porben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

2lnter oen pieIeu suten benti4en Soitbdus
fern u. @irtbiduften in Dubuque itsbt bas
vGascabebauS" iett aud nit Oben an. 9r.
Msri6, bsr has Saus iett ieit einem Sabre
in gsIit bat, pirtte bort wabre Wunoer.
gr anberte bic sunse inuere GintbeiIuns
bes Sauies UNI, erweiterte bas S9ents
simmer, m6blirte elm idOnes Oamencabi:
net, usrIeste bic &ii9e ms llnterseitoB II.
(. 10. au9 bas Ameublement erIitt cine
game %rlmpanbIuns. gs wurben II. neue
Settsn unsei9uiit, aaes 2innen neu sc:
tauftu II. bsieres MobiIiur in's9aus seifeut.
&eiienbs unb Sarmer iinben bort cine aus
ssSsi9nete aufnobme. geim 9auie 1T
Elm id6ner, beuer unb luftiser Stau fir
10 @sipanns. SIM StuIe Iiefert elm
5abn Der itdbtiiden 9eituns @afer, 10 pieI
man mid. SIM 5of am staa III gIas fir
bic 9sfdbrts. OaS Gascuoebaus empiebIi
ii9 fir ale Sarmer, b~eiOnbers ba 9err
Msrid elm fleiBiser aufmertiumer 9ait'
pirtb lift. Siebe bic anseise.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
Al SOutb Ga Sale Ctr, @bieaso

Den Sattfer, 9errn Wiaiam 9enrp,
Der feline @ertitdtte beim @irtbe Germ
@s. @eber, an MaintruBs, spii9en 8. u.
4. Strabe, bat, empfebIen bic Bisrbraue,
9err Si4trsi q Sdwinb, beuen err Elm
boppsItes @sidtrr fir bic gferbs bss Bier:
pdsens sem,udt bat, uesen isinsr i9Snsu
unb tiidtisen arbsit. Das gsi9irr BON
beiten 9eber sefertist, 1T BEL GROCER Stdrft
fein, beinube elegant unb biuis. graudt
ibr 9ei9irre, sebt gu benz ScttIer @iuian
9enrp, er 1T elm iunser tii6tiser 9lrbsitsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
SER 3. n. 2i6om6era seiste uns

p~ersansensn Samitas cine Sammluus
@eintruuben BON Iestem 9erbit, bic auBer.
sepObnIid gut erbaIteu unb beren geersn
3uderiiB parsn. 9ie Graubsn paren elm
9ei6ent Der Sirma s. 9. Cline pon
ItO9eiter, g.. .. auf gefrusen, pie bic
Srauben bebanbeIt wirben, baB fe ii9 10
LANCE gut erbieIten, tbeiIte uns 9r. &boms
berg bas ToIsenbe nit: Our lleberpintes
runs Der Graubeu tommt es ni9t iowobI
auf cine ipesisle 8ubereituns aIs auf bic
alrt Der &ebe on, Ra4 ben @%rfabrunsen
Der 8sin3a@ter in &od.tsr eisnsn ii9
ba3u u bic Graubsn ~foIsenber bisfssn
SamIinse: California SsebIins, Sor
SeebIins. ROrtbon's SeebIius, gaswton's
SeebIins unb ROOres garIp Ssslins, be.
rem 8eeren siemIid bidbdutis unb reid on
JIeii9 iinb. Climb bic Graubsn i'm Serbite
reif, perbeu bieieIben on trodsnsm Gage
uorfi9tis sepftadt unb los in &iitsn pon
mebreren SuB San9e uno etpa A Sou S0be
unb 8 3oa grsite in ueridiebenen 9asen
log aafeinanberseIest. Obne baB etpas
swiidsn bic einaeInen Eraubsn ober SGid.
ten sebra4t wirb. 0urd einen i9maIen
SpaIt untsr benz DsdeI erbaIten fe 2uft.
Die sefiaten &iiten perben in einen Iuftis
gen trOtenen SeIer seiest unb 70 baIten
ft9 Sisa&raubsn barin bis gum Srabiabr.
Dabet p~srIieren bieielbsn ni5t an @ite,
fOnSsrn nsbmsn ar SaBe bebeutenb su.
Bir publidiren bies, gum Nusen Der @eins
bauer unierss Staates. ST es ,fdon i'm
9srbft elm GROCER @enuB cine pObIi5met.
tenbe Graube Su ellen, Inn pie pieI mebr III es
biss, wenn braaben bic Ratur in bas 0ins
tertlsib sebiat III. Sect MO mir nidts
@eiitises mebr trinten iouen, tOmnen mir
es alio ehen. aud elm Gorti6uttl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
Gract etue opbettt !

DO as be Majerus an be Sunssls mat
berem reie @siddft un Der Sd fun ber
@Iapfrab an Der @erier, wuO ben 5umbOfi
mar. MOrbIeu nat bun be Dir @irtbiduit
bsraus sebost: nseitrad, tupiiieert, ie
bIentt ewe RarfunteIlteen. In srtra feline
Beer bun ie, CUB Gisurren, m eng O'rsp
fir be 8audpeb. De Nid, be SunseIs,
be i4munssIt, baB ct eng Gret as. Slid:
ter! git emol tuden!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
sitp 2seeoroer Saraus bat bic Wabls

Gitp 2seeoroer Sarsns bat bic Wabl'
liitsn benz 9eiese semdB in ben psridieoe'
men @arbs u~usssbunsen. @Out ibr bel
Der StabtpabI itimmen, iebt mad, oh cure
Namsu bort psrseiduet iinb /; babt ibr bic
@arb psrluHsn unb ieib in cine anbere &C.
sosen, meIbst IS. Ollie @intrdse unb nm'
dnberunsen tOnnen sebn Gage Dor be,
@abI sei9ebsn. Der &esiitrirunssboart
bsitsbt aus benz MapOr, Naribal, afefo'
a2S Rssorbsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
aud eiumar elm 2So,t an sud il

aud einmaf Elm 2Sott an eud il,
Oamen! 9err Sames 9eup, gde Der 7. u.
MainitraBe, er bat ALE Gotten Spisen,
wie ibr iie baben wout, itmuIe, brsite
feline nnb %feinere, tbeuere unb biuisere,
beutids, frausOii6e unb beIsiide. @eb'
bin unp iebt eud bieie Spisen an; IS If
cine wabre a~usenweibe fir eud uno brau9;
ibr mas, wiBt ibr, no es gu finbsn lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
SAT- tpnnoer6ar m65ten mir bic Wirs

tunsen bon Or. Iu9uf &Dnis's
+ ambufser grufttbee nennen.
6rau Martba &snner, Sonona, Sas.,
iareibt uns 6oIsentes: Sd mar felt feds
Monaten 10 leibenb. baB i'd taum seben
tonnte. Oant Or. Iusuft &6nis's
Samburser gru ittbee bin i'd
II wieber 10 nett berseitelIt, baB i'd bic
&irde beiuden uno ssw6bnIi9e Sausar.
belt perri1ten tann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
2Sd6reno mir unisre sOrm brutfertie

2Sd6reno mir unisre SOrm brutfertis
MAIDEN, iett f6 Der 5us CUR 5eier bes
bunbertiabrisen geburtstases pom emmst,
bes uneIatIiden iriiden goItsmannes, in
gewesuns. Die SrIdnber finb elm bant'
bares guIf, bas muB ibnen Der Reib lais
fen. Die Wdnnsr, bic ii4 fir bic gefrei.
uns bss gatsrlunbss binsaben, bnIten iie
iosar bier in Der nsusn @eIt nod in mars
mem Nnoenten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
siir fatb. 3eitmmssberanseeber

Der llnter,sidnete iu9t bis l. Wai CT.
cine a~nberueitise Stele ais &ebacteur els
ner 3eituns uon ausgefprodener
tatboIti9er Eenben3. @efaaise
Sfferten ri9te man on
Bruno Gttter,
Rebacteur Der columbia.
Milwautee, Wis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
Sn S6crrins 2aount brad Elm alter

gu cVtRftHS cNVH"t VFUI q" uFe'
9aoer am Sonntas uor uGt 1asen in Der
0tdbe Der Stride in etne bIuiise WeNeraf:
faire aus, BEL Der Elm iunser damn nit Is
Sti4en unb @unben i6red!i5 Suseridtst
wurbe. Die Gbater wurber g"efeiieIt mad
Der Stabt sebra6t uno pom Squire iebsr
gu 500 Strafe unb ben Soften pert onrert
mas fir jeben Der Se,urtbeiltsn etpa $40
betrdst. Ni9t gu uiel!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
Gin Nufflebrer iudt cine S.eQe I!

Gin erfabrencr Ruiflebrsr, b.g i'm Stanbs IN
lnterri8t auf alsn Bias. unb Strsi9infrumsn.
ten ,u aebsn, iatt cine Stsls. Dtrlelbe tpirft
itrn att Sabre ais esbrer pom Wuffeprps, bat
msbrere ,Sanes" eomplst ausssbilbst unb iana
bic tsiten 3eusniIe isinsr 5batisfsit S~OrIestx.
Wabes ausfarft SittSis &sraetiun bee SIaAes.
O. bis ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
Den IL Der rsp%ublitaniidsn glatts

Den 5 IL Der republitanii9en glatts
form (bie SemperenjcIauieD ertIdrt bic
rNorb Soma 9oit" benz rNatiOnal Demo.
trat" auf foIsenber Irt: r8ir ioIen IN:
fern se0brten 9errn Goassen pom
vNationul Oeatotrat" ben IL. 9arasrapben
Der repubIitaniiden Staats 9latform sr.
tlaren. gfun Der il. 9arasrapb meint,
baB es nod INNER giel in bsiben Yarteien
sibt, oeren 9oriSont nur isbr serins iiber
bas Niueau ibres beidrdntten 8eritanbes
binausrei6t, wesbaIb tie bic unb ba fo1o:
iuIe 0ummbeiten bssebeu uab ibre llnuii.
ienbeit bur9 tinbiide 6rassn perratben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

Die Slinois Gentraf eifen6a9n
gompassie Iieb BON Wontas an cine I'm.
dnberuns i'm absuns ibrer 8ise sintreten.
Der mad Often fabrenoe 9aiiasisrsus sebt
nm 5:67 aHb Der M~orseuuisbSus UNI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
NewsYorf Warftberi9t.

Wer 1slesrabb). A. Nar3 1878,
WebI-$4.2 5 Bic 400.
Wetten.-WtiIpautee go. 2, $l.274.
9afer-854 bis $50 gts.
@eIi9torn-sem. weitl. go Cts.
Sdweinefeii9-$lO 80.
@olo in New Yort $l.Ol4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

per MetrepoIitan 3eibffaa In Der
Wape res Nteenaurns, friiber BON Isder unb
Sassr, test Gibbs unb 60. ~sebalten, IN nit elmer
anspabl sSrtrsfai&er 8utftsn unb Sussiss, TO-
trts ben bsffen pferpeH %perfeben. @er cine Spa.
~3terfabrt ma&en, Oper binaus in bic @eaene fab.
rem pta, lou bort feline Srbe binterladen.
auil@sn FUR ssiSsnbssansnihs gu nissrisfsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
Yortraits Yaptt SEQ XIII.

Photographic 4 81 3ou sroB so Gts.
y 10 IA $3.50
photographic 10 < IA 20 Gts.
@esen ginienbuns bes ansesebensn Be-
TRACES perienbsn mir bic gilber franco per
pof. @nbere ~s1ussubeu psrbsn Bel uns
idnea eintreffeu.
8u9banbluns Don
@Iblbaner e. 8ebrle,
ate Al 6outh ga SalIe Ctr. Ehicaao.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
Sebr intereHant u. niielicb

fur Steermann, DEFENDERS fur eol6t, BE itrsn srtunes en- In
europa cine 5rsuSs MAIDEN psasn, "A sas nsttt Satlrn
~Tnbrer fur Ginpanberer~, &c.
has man stsen einIast ron nur 10 gts. ~psrtsfrsi rem,
Vtfahsr islbt bqistsI Tam. -aereTs
Rev. ALEXANDER BERGHOLD,
22l South 9th. Str, E. D. Brooklin, n. Y.
3i5-3iS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

Les extremes Sc touchent! feel uns Elm,
ais mir I'M 3ase Der SrIdnber bic Raltpal:
ferbrisabe iuben. 0ie eiebbubsr bss 5eu.
erpaiiers unb bic Serebrer oss 0usupaI:
iers!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
Gbicago Rarftberiat.

Wer S%slssrapb.) A. Gar, 1878
Web l-$5.5 so bis $50
Wei5en.-No. 2, $l.l04.
WeIf9totn.-43 @ts.
fer-244 9ts.
Butter-29 bis 80 Gts.
@ter-1l bis IL Gts.
@bistp-Sl.O4.
Htnbpteb-$4.O 90 bis 5.25.
S9weinefeif9-$1O. 65 big 10. 20.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

Das f6one Drama ppn Cardinal W''
iemann rOer pe,bOrsene eosIfein" sins
@pnntas @bsnb in ber ct. Warieni4ul'
halle elatt fiber bic gretter. gleue See'
nerieu srb0btsn ben ginbrud. Das
SdIubtabIeau mar s~eIunsen. eeibsr NOR
Der geiu9 ni6t bas, mas ct ietn loute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
$taot 4 Ameeeeno.
Seiirnbcr s(scnt = alfred Nitten

pie 2Sese nod Der Stabt ftnO bOoen'
nc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
Wo. 1. = @6@entli9e BrieFife.

A6onnenten pom 9anbe, bic ibr Slatt
IN Der Stabt abbolen, fSnnen hasislbe iest,
penn ie bas winiden, bel Germ &iebeI,
@de Der Is. unb gIapitraBe, in @mpfans
asbmsa, psnn is uns Ober 9errn 8iebeI
bapon In 6enntniB issen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

Bis 9 NIB G lester Wo9e waren nidt
ais 1919 @eietantrdse i'm Senat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

Swei Sdger, bic ueriudten iber bas
Sis zines i9maIen @rmes bes Wiiihippi
Su seben, braden Bel OunIeitb elm unb ret:
tetsn nur nit tnappsr Notb ibr 9sbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
ct. Sous Warftbertht.

W. <VtWp ~eutttOV tuyts
Wer 3~sIsgrapb) a. Wars 1878.
Wei5 n-rotber, Winter SO. 2, 81. Is.
Welf4tOrn-424 Gts.
6afer-26 9ts.
S4wsineHeiib-&1o. 85 bis 10. 70.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
@p lit Nifplaus &rier 2

Deitlts p;rlits feline 5eimatb I'm Ispn gBalerid, Soma
70, getse., i'm SUM 1879, une III fsttstm fpurlps per.
%trrunhen. Or mar pebpren In 9lrsmburs. WtnIteu.
,reunes uelfe ausunft stben tSunsn absr ben gerldrun.
ptnen, fns get ten eitel6e an ben Nte aitsur eteles bIa.tss
eeer an ben unt'rlti6 uttsn ,ufsmmtn ~ laHen. inetm
ptbtiss uni trauriet 5amilisn. grsisHift, ten gtrmi5ttn
iebals ME mSeIit ,urGt rSftn.
Sacob Trefen,
3l3-346 Miusral point Soma Go, @isc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

SauboIs u. Soif's inter 20 GuB lang. 100
usbsr 20 8ub 81 90 msbr pei M. fir ispsu
peitern 6ub.
uns 4 Seaatlins $500 msbr per @. aIs fur
Spif.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-18
VERY r-Err,. o

We have received from the publish
ers. Culver. Page. Hcyns X Co.. Chica-
20. a copy Of the mining Directory
Of the American Mining Agency" by
A. p. W. Skinner. The book consists
Of nearly two hundred pages. and. a.
its title indicates. is well filed with val
liable information and statistics relative
to mines. mills. mining schools. seisn-
tihc men. surveyors. experts. inanufae-
turers Of machinery. etc.. besides Civ
ing q large amount Of other desirable
general information. II gives the full
text Of the general mining Law OF the
United States. which Is Of especial value
and interest to loeators Of mines here
and elsewhere throughout the country.
A long list OF the most noted scientific
men Of the United States Is given. and
we do not find the name OF Professor
Cunning in II. Full descriptive men,
ton Is made Of the mines and mills Of
this section. including details Of yield.
carscity. number Of men employed. dif-
fersni methods Of ore working through
out. not only this country. but in South
America. II il seldom that one finds SO
much useful and truly valuable informa-
ton condensed into . book Of this sine.
II Ii . neatly printed. well arranged
work. and just such ~ mining men
need.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-18
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

A fatal shooting ARRAY took place al
Bodie on Tuesday last between John
Brsssman aud u man named Blair. The
former was killed. and the latter's arm
was so badly shattered that am~putation
will be necessary. Both parties were
fast friends. but quarreled during a
drunken spree. with the above result.
A man by the name Of Peters. q ped.
dler. travelling on foot between Live
Oak Station aud Yuba City. RAJ ysstsr-
day stopped by two footpads armed with
pistols, who ordered him 70 throw up
his hands while they relieved him OF $62
in coin.
From July TO December. In 1876, the
wheat exported from California was
valued at S,G57. 45l /; In the same period
In 1876 1t amounted to SIS, s07, 3l6,
and in 1877 to So 5s. 613, q const-
quence Of the drought OF last season.
The Antioch Ledger says that In con-
sequence Of there having been no early
rains In that vicinity 10 start the grass,
thousands Of cattle and sheep on the
plains and tule lands have died from
starvation.
visalia and adjoining portions Of Tu.
lars county have organized . vigilance
committee for the punishment, sum.
marily aud severe. Of burglars. house.
breakers and thieves generally.
The baby show In San Francisco has
been postponed on account Of the rain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-18
the lfvlArHAH MINE.
Rspers Of the sapertssssdsas On she
Ceuditios OF The Nine.

The following Is the annual report OF
John McMahon. Superintendent Of the
Leviathan mine: During tho past year
the drifts on the COO level have been eI.
tended 1850 feet. The ledge has been
cro.scut at nine different points; total
length Of crosscuts. 275 foot; average
length Of crosscuts and width Of ledge, 30
feet. Ore has been Developed ct various
points on this level In quantities. but not
Of . quality To pay for extracting and
milling.
A body OF ore was found In this level
900 feet north Of the main shaft. extend
ing 30 feet northerly and dipping e~asterly
a degrees. Tho ore IL Of medium grade.
but contains many ~stringers Of high grade.
Al a point 40 feet south OF the ore body q
winze was sunk co feet along the ledge.
and q drift run thence %northerly, striking
the main orc body found on the 600-foot
level, at Q distance Of Is feet. This drift
VA. continued northerly through this ore
body for a distance Of sc feet. making the
total length IA feet. Tho ore Ia Of low
grade. but contains many striugers which
give high assays. This Is known A. the
G5O-foot level.
On the first Of November last the work
of .inking an incline from the GOO level
for the development aud permanent work
ing Of tho mine was commenced on the
foot wall Of the ledge 95 feet east OF the
shaft, and MAS sunk by hand 40 feet along
the natural dip Of the ledge. ~ degrees
es.t, while this work Was in progress
new machinery was put in place 10 sink
the incline 500 10 600 feet. which has now
reached . depth Of IS feet. would re-
commend the opening Of . station ~ q
point 100 feet below the coo level. and
then continue the incline To . depth OF
200 feet below said level. Al this depth
drifting should be commenced, for judging
from the improvement In the quality Of
the ore al the $50 level, ! am convinced
that BY extending the incline to the
stated depth q body Of rich ore will be
reached.
The machinery for tho sinking Of the
incline and raising the probable water
dow Ia now completed. The hosting
frame and the shAfthouse have been
raised twelve feet. thus afiording an in
crease OF fully 100 per cent In dumping
facilities. Besides these improvements,
a~carpsnter and blacksmith shop have been
built and provided with all necessary tools
and utensils. also . safety cage, water
tank. etc. The shafts and drifts are sub
stantiAlly timbercd. and the machinery.
a. we'll - all the appointments OF the
mine. are In good order.
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the STORM.
a Hsuss Biown In aad . Family
hurled Uader the Ruins-

This morning about s O'Clock. while
the family Of Michael Kirby were par
taking OF their breakfast. . sudden gust
OF wind lifted tho roof and carried II
about two feet TO the westward, and
blew down . portion Of the gable end.
il falling inwards upon the table around
which Mr.. Kirby. his son, daughter and
the baby were seated. Fortunately. Mrs.
Kirby had just stepped into another
room for some Cause or other. The
baby being close to the wall. escaped the
rubbish falling over her. Mr.. Kirby
and the little girl Kate were com.
plstely. and the son partially, buried
under the rubbish. With the aid Of
Mrs. Kirby. who upon hearing the noise.
had appeared upon the scene to ascsr-
tain the cause, they managed to extricats
themselves and get out Of the house.
DIR. Huntsman was Immediately sent for.
and upon examination found that Mr..
Kirby was badly bruised in the back.
Kate had her shoulder broken, and the
son, Dave, was badly cut on the head
and also had his back bruised. All the
furniture that was in the kitchen was
entirely destroyed. The family were to-
day removed to tho residence OF their
daughter, Mrs. Earls. Mr.. Kirby was
unable to walk ON account Of his injur-
les, being brought down Ia q wagon and
carried bodily from the wagon TO the
house. Dawes injuries are not serious.
The house Is situated on the hill Just
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Samuel Bowlss died al II o'clock last
night. For the last fortnight he has
hsen growing weaker. and his death has
boon daily expected. Mr.. Bowlss was
the editor Of the Springfield (Mass.)
Rsp.blicaa. aud by his genius succeeded
ia making Of that paper n OF the
leading organs OF public opinion. His
aid and counsel has always been sought
by political leaders. and In all promi-
mont questions OF public policy for
the last twenty years his opinions have
had great weight. With his death the
influence of the Rspubticm will probably
die, as did that Of the New York Tribune
with the death Of Horace Greeley. As
n journalist Mr.. Bowles Wa among the
foremost in the land. and as Q man he
was respected and loved BY . host Of
warm hearted friends.