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, 1879-05-06


The Commissioner Of Public Works tu have all
Of thu Atrhos In tho Filth Ward cleaned; also,
lrrettiE tlc rltts!'Irg II Fnrt Wayne ltatoatl
to pink stcwnrt avenue, between uruyu Bttous
Ail,l E.An arrnue. Referred.
A1. Turner MISC introduced MI amendment to
t!,r huihl!tsG ordinance providing TOR allowing
Sheds cl1lsec1 feet tu height ntl 9lG fcet nrra
and rrtvlcs ttn feet etlunro a,l twelve fcrt hg
to be ereetctt o. lnFnber,-rot to be usctl for
On tl1s trout d Iot. Re,srrcu. wv ~ ~ p"~''
Tho bond q clty-Attorney Grunell was read
Aid 'cu,1trson submitted communication
giving notice of'thc intention OF gamuet EnRto
notice Ind before bcch rtran, ntnl 'rns rctcrrctl
att"r After somc dispute to tlfc fc~c6mmstco on Elee.
Aid: l.aw!er Introduced resolution elcctng
an officer Thy body has greatly needed, ,-and
Ain. 1AwLBR J
also introduced resolution charatng .hat d!f.
ferent kinds Of siono were being usrl in tho
sT:'fi;' pss s %a I'll Syt' s S gsss
at to'' i. next 'S nessrnge aasst III o oesss spssa
on the atof,o question, which appears 10
9 hts asorlt' o theme tneehe.i charging tat
from BEDFORD. Ind. u WAS being gotten from
Harrisburg, EIcrtsviLIr, mud Deadourv, iu tint
State, uni insisted upon tho Council being
placed IN possession Of tlic Information from the
rroper soureo. lle closed By moving the adop-
ton OF tho resolution.
I AID. Tl,roop moved to refer the resolution.
and, aftrr a parliamentary sQunbbIe, the Chair
decided the resolution rGfcrrcu to the Commit
too On Public Buildings.
Aid. Thompson submitted petition frnm the
milk dealers asking tho repeal Ut lie ordnance
providing for inspecting milk, for tho reasan
tl.at they were belnE taxed to pay such an olccr,
anu no Inspection was being made. Referred.
AID. sTAunRn
introduced a resolution. providing for the ap-
pothtment Of special committee Of fva to
count tho halfnts In the contest In tho Fifth
Ward Of AID. McAuloY'a seat.
Alu. luleY said laero waa q qNeatlon as to The
power Of the Aldermen to nppoInt sucl, n com.
Committee on Elections.
All. stanher introduced an ordinance provsd.
nE tlIAt street raflwars bo prohibited from carry
lug moro PRISONS u! the strcot-cafs than can TO
comfortably acatcj, and fixing lno of from e10
Referred.
ALI. stauber also introduced u resolution for
bidding INC Board OF Edusation to purchase
sSno n,I e'.e at ths corner of Western avenue and
ty, and II WAS entirely unsuited for The pur.
pose. being In the midst Of qunrres and pouia,
Acierred TO the Committee on Schools
tr nla. waldo introdsssd e.! M resolution providing
Fund to extend water lnnIns. Rrfarrcd.
AID. Lawlcr brought up tho stone question
agaln BY n0vlng that Ills resolution on i!c sub
iect be talicn from the Committee to which il
had been referred md adopted.
A a'ut[on to suspend tile rules for the pur-
pose was put md lust.
AID. Tucy moved tic appointment nf q COM
mtttGee OF i've to revise lhc Council rules,
which prevailed. The following wsro appo|nt-
cd: Aids. Tuley, Rawieigh, AicCatirey, All.
peter, niIt Smyti,.
The Council then adjourned,
, 1879-05-06
COL. CLEARY,


Was 1Te. or WINS Ito Not, Held Up?
a few days Rgo tfero appeared In t1ln daily
papcrs M item to tho effect tl.at q man named
Forbes had becn arrcstcd fos wayiayug at mid
night nnd robbIng Col Cleary. A short ti,no
thereafter Col. Cleary volunteered tho inforu,a-
tton that lie hull not been robbed. THO man
Forbes simply asked him for the price Of a bed
10 cents,-and the Colonel had responded
cleertnll5. notwithstanding Tho alleged
irlsaa'S M cs[,aSlo rSiatons existing! be-
The latter was eonsigucd to tho 1Iousu
of Correction charged with tlle
attempted robbery Of thu aforesaid Coonnl.
How these thugs could be, reporter coud not
uncertainty TINT hung over his intellect he he
eoug.t information. 1lo Is still III as much
doubt and uncertainty as he was beforo be began
tEit wofNoftnquiry. ...n"s ;".,! ~: 50: "A:
:, It ~as learned t,at the officer who arrested
Held tint he bad taught tho fellow in the acl OF
robbing the Co1one1. Hence ttl.eonstgntpent TO
the |fouse of Correction. What object the
o'iieer es,ald hayc tn fatsely swearlng away, In
and pursuit ot happiness Of fc1low-be!,.g, Ia 4
nuoatlun which be, TINT officer, alone could
answer. Although police officers tavu been
Known On sundry occasions to furnish very im-
portant nisss,inE ll'ks of Testimony, there arc
otsfccr sllould not he aroused Of any stretching
of .he Imagination. Those who knuw Col.
Cleary, know tnlf we'll that Ile never tarsies #,
town late ut night; anl TINT, although not u
metnber Ut the Reform Alliance, ha Ia vyer
diltEcnt IN the putting down OF tie ery iiuil
tint steals away mems brains. Under othrr
conditions there might arise vague SUSPICION
TINT tho gentleman who waA robbed had been
induIgIng pcrhaps too freely In the foarnI,lE
lager, the succulcnt coektai|, Or. the bubbiinS
c''a'nongne, nu1 thcsefrom the friends Of It's
aniortn'ate M M!gl't oe inclined TO badger him
thu kind ra1, bo said neainst Col. Ccary Il ia
tftcrrforo 1ittlo strange tllat thu policeman
antt the tolonel should differ 50 essentially IN
their ycrsioo Ut tIse Incident which for.us tc
grnnt't work of the lleref,l.tlrscribcI antt mar
rated circumstances Col. Ctcary's friends ra,,-
not. therefore, "salde the horse " upon hin.
Tue colonc' led npOu tllc Mayor Yesterday
to sccnEt tic pardon ot 'le Young 1nau WIN hull
been sent to thy nrldcweli charged With huli:
lux hM up lhe Co!oncl denied tint l,e hul
been "hrld up" by Fovpes Or any onn else, int
tle Mayor seemed 10 think tllat s might posi-
hly liz mistaken, and refused to lnIu anv ar-
tton on verbal application. The Colnnol will
inaka tho application In writing antf Bta.e tile
tacts, ana says ho llus no otl,er !utereet In Tho
matter than to do Justice to nn innocent man.
, 1879-05-06

autne Of the ct,untry doctors IN England arc
rsu. M 1syts4 .r G6 eIss4 IT, Ss'gaa o.
used by then, lEu ut itun. thu rim Ut thu wheel
covered with ruhber, nlnl they can move over
tnitrably rUugh roads u,nl upqulte stntp gru1cs,
MaktAs tsun eight to tcu sntles .! tnolu in au
AuAt.
, 1879-05-06
THE CANAL.

BnlpagroHr, ILL.,, May 5.-Arrivcfl.--Mh!ete,
Ottawa, 5,s0u bu corn; Industry, Morris, 1000
hu oats.
Clcarel-rrop Imperial, Lasallc. 10000 It
lumber; IInrrIet, 14asa)lc. o., 200 It lumber; ".
j. Roebuck. LaSaic, 33,777 It lumber, 2,a33
posts; A. Woolson, Joliet 69,4S3 II lumber,
Il, ,UD0 lath.
, 1879-05-06
Nt1I.WAUIlElt,

6b2E3d7 7TS11lE1 70 7Hd 7T36NNt.
MILWAUKEE. May 5.-Among the arrivals
here to~tuy aru thu stcaa'.bargo Egyptian n.l4
Porter Chanlbeslnln, stcaH-barge Lngoll, as,l
culIsosts, a,,a props Canshtco u.nl Wnycriy.
ri,s seow A,lnia T0lnno ana the ssltr rortgr
are to bo .locked at Wolf j. Dayl,!sun's s!,Et,.
yArd for repairs, .....-
a new l:.incl. hawscr, 1.0c0 fcot losg, Ii to l,a
aldcd ~ tbs wFcckins appliances Vi tbs tuy
LryiathAu.
According to private tcleeru,ns received fru,u
0swcso ttttay, vessels aru icavln. that port
light bceausu shippers Of toal rufnse to my 1.4u
rasu IN coal txca ty tile iulalal yessul ursauixa.
, 1879-05-06

i.rInk. t!uenoF, scott
Gallon. Reilly, soutliwosth,
Ehcnney. Ice. 1alllaferro,
Dearborn, MUntts, Walker.
Dc Lnncy, Mum, Matr,
Frnntz, Ececc, While.
fuller, Parkinson, Wllsun-17.
Total number Of Republican scnatoFa;..... 30
Number Of Republican Senators neeseni..... ...1a
Number Of Democratic Senators present.. >. !;
Tie HocaltstiC-Lnbor pariy's Senator Gen.
Artlcy. was unanimously present.
Tic resolutions In regard to a1 1journmcnt that
]inyo from time to time hecn fred off fron1 thu
Democratic stdc, and the speeches In the way of
economy bascd thereon, arc rather
vapory niratrs In the presence Ut the above
facts: And, as Il las been previously
every instance, When the Senate l,as been with.
out q quorum, contributed the larger number
OF nbBcntcc6 ''
Now, Il lilo party'of "reform would intend
rom nnna with the ''fa!thful ~ about wl.at they
arc pleased 10 cali thr deIays Of Republican
LEGISLATURE, thee wheels Of legislation would bo
ss sSoas seso sss sqs teS s slos: 9 'sess sno
ono,1s. Facts are what tie people ,sant,-a.l,i
those, arc not on the side of Democrats
II! Ia tliS Lcc;elatarc In this matter.
green t!elds will be the ruin Of this great party
yut, mud It tloes look as though thu railroad
companies wcrc D!utting its downfall. .,
By avoiding tue consideration Of any disputed
questions a1'.a combining themselves to routine
work, they managed to do n littlu work.
Among the inoro important measures consid,
erpl was the House blu authorizing cities 10
contract With adjacent towns for the extension
III beverage md Tor water. Which was
ordered to third rcadiHE. Sr,ator Cafnpbeli
had the same measures IN SeDats bill, Which
lie 1ntd On the table when this one calie frurn
Several hills wcre sent bar,x IN cnmn,ittcra
Wncn there was lull In business, Senntor
Jostrn arose uua said: Afr. President, would
1ikc to inquire II It would be fn or!lcr to move
call Of the Democratic Btdo OF Tic l1ousca" As
the Chair rendered. no opinion, sonc ono aug
Ecstcl thai there was not enough of II present
togall.
The Senate then took rccess until 9 80 D. III.
In Tie afternoon Three lnoro Senators "; were .s
present, whlsIt Eavc q quorum.
2enGtor Lewis called up his bill authorizing
Lie Canal Cotntnsssionnrs to mako decd of
conveyance Of l1os In Block 10, In the Town Of
Ing.
Senator Mayoornc called I'D Ills b!ll to organ
ixc the Illinois STATE Dasrymen's Association.
Thu third stett0Et. which provided for a,l Mpprt,-
prlatlon to ba maao to the Association, md the
drawing nlch appropriations from tic sia,o' a'
Treasury, wcre stricken out, and the bill was
Heuator Demcut called up House bill :}o8.
Tllis proposes q method OF establishing cor
ners and boundaries of lantls that may
Se u isnute, ala !c restoration 81 plats by
ccry under bill filed for ttlat purpose. 1t yaa
ordered 10 a third readlnr.
senator Davis then asked that House bill 4G7
read i d m ut to prevent nnors s playing u in;
cards, dice, hats, or any otcr spucjes OF ra.,i,
lnE, lii saloons, or In places ,shere Intoxicating
liquors ars soll.
benutor Astay moved to amend go as to limit
fltr tHnn1tieg ftnn1sp1 IN rnaHa ,p1,nrt, tt.,
, 1879-05-06
A Rcally-Shancful Showing Of
il, Abscntcetsm in, Both
Houses.
The Petty Tyranta Actually Hang
ing On for tho Per Diem
Alone.
No Possibility for Their Ever
Earning" So Much
Money Again.
Sincere Belief Of Some Of Them that
Thoy Gan Sit Till October
Anyway.

SENATE,
Eneefdl Dspatch 10 Ths Tribune.
spR1rorlHbp, May 5.-" Blue Monday " again
in the Senate, there being only twrnty-four
members prcscnt when Senator Hamilton called
that body to order.
, 1879-05-06
THE COUNCIL.
The Standing Committees Finally
Agreed Upon.
Frank Adams Nominated for Corpora
tion Counsel.
Tho Stone Question Again--Carrying
Passengers OIL Strcct-cars.

Tic regular weekly meeting Of the City
Couh'l was lcld last evening. All Of tho Alder
tncn wcrc present, Mnyoi Harrison presiding.
by unanimous consent, Aid. Cuilertun shb.
1nittcu the report uf ttc Committee appointed
to select
, 1879-05-06


Lowell called up tIts bill tllis morning to pre-
vent tie adu!teration of mllk. Tic It'll was
rcAd at large, And after tic n.loption Ut Bom,e
trtttug amendments It was ordered engrosscl
and Rdranecd to tile order OF first readlnE.
Hopkins called up House Bill ISL, Of which he
% tl'e uuthor. establishing yremntorIcs fur tl.e
burning VI dead bodies. which was read at large
md atiYanced 10 tic ortier Of third reading Tie
House adjourned at II o'clock a. N. to 80
p. m.
The House met Luis AFTERNOON, and cndeav-
orcl to got I'll with business, but soli,e one
called for thu yeas asu nnys OIL motion to
strike out tlIc cnartnE clause Of The Druggists'
bill, which revealed thu fact TINT NO quorum was
present, whcrcupun Collins moved call Of the
uouEc, uni tile lI0use ahjhurngn.
Saturday and Monday WIRE thus thrown ,way
for Wnnt VI d quorum. Four days In week ate
the maximum amount OF work which can BE- rot
Of tllts Legislature. Still members AtE urolillI
nlld whine beeuusc this General Assembly is
abused 1y the newspapers.
, 1879-05-06
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND A0UE cured for afty ccnts. 1htra sirts
mol remedial agent II this world that VIII snf @ LIT
TXphod. Yellow and otheE Fey5rs {a!ts1 ~
r!!lsl. M quickly ~ RAILWAYS EEADl AEL411'
Eltty cents per t1tttcs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
ACCIDENT At THE ALTA.
MIehasl Kssss 10 Doubled Up b. the
Giraffe and BADLY Isjursd.

An accident occurred al the Alta mine
about z o'clock this morning by which
Michael Ksefs, who resides at As Bull.
lion ravine, was very seriously injured.
he was coming up from the 1850 level
at the change OF shift and was sitting on
the connecting link Of the giraffe and
bending over toward those sitting In front
OF him on the forward end Of the giraffe.
While In this position he Strengthened
up too much and struck q timber over.
head.
The giraffe was In full motion ct the
time and the blow received was full
against the back and right shoulder
blade. Ksefe was completely doubled
up BY It's force, which caused him TO
turn . somersault over toward the body
Of the giraffe. whore he wal caught BY
the foot by one OF his companions and
saved from instant death OF from an
equally fatal fall down the incline. Tho
giraffe was Immediately stopped and the
Injured man carefully taken 70 the sur.
face.
BE reached home ats o'clock and was
attended by DR.. Anderson, assisted BY
Dr.. Magse. The surgeons found that
his shoulder blade was broken or the
right side and, also. In some singular
way, two ribs low down On that side
were fractured. Hs complains Of severe
pains In his chest and does not feel very
we'll generally. The fact Ii he 10 badly
bruised pretty much all over. Still his
injuries are not necessarily fatal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
Piper.s Opera House.

Last evening at Piper's Opera House
the double bill announced for Miss Ros.
sau's benefit brought out an enthusiastic
audience and the entertainment was eI.
cellsnt. The wide difference between
the Magic Slipper" and Robinson
Crusoe" was plainly apparent last even.
ing when the two pieces were thus
brought side by side. The troupe
played "Magic Slipper again at Mat.
inse this afternoon and will take the
train this evening for San Francisco to
open ut the Bush Street Theatre Mon.
day evening.
This evening inaugurates q new sea.
SON at Piper's Opera House, which
promises to be one Of unprecedented
enjoyment. The coming week will be
one for the lovers OF the legitimate, and
everybody loves that. Miss Ada Caven.
dish will please in every impersonation
in which she appears aud her support
will also be in every respect worthy Of
the star and the plays. Tonight Lady
Clancarty " will be produced with Miss
Cayendish in the title role. She will be
supported by T. W. Keene and the Cal
iiornia Company. There will DO q mus
ical treat thrown in with the perform.
ance. William Withers, Q violinist Of
more than local celebrity. will delight
with his solos. and altogether the even.
ing and the week promise to DO most
entertaining. Reserved seats for any
or all evenings can be had at the boz
office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
Scott lddons' Troubles.
Davenport Democrat.

Davenport Democrat.
She has separated from her husband
In England, o division Of the property
having been made. and she returns to
this country next Weekdays the Now
York Herald Of Mary Scott Siddons.
Well, II 10 q wonder that she didn't sep
arats from him years ago. Such Q life
Is be, o great big man, led that beautiful
little wife Of his In the West isn't often
endured so long by women OF pluck and
energy. Mrs. Siddous Hrst visited Dsv.
export In 1871. va believe, and while
she was entertaining q great audience IN
the Opera House, he was drunk as . fool
In the old Burtis House, raging about
his wife. using vile epithsts concerning
her. and swearing that hs would DO
divorced.
That was the kind OF Q husband hs
was. Yet he handled all her money.
and her readings were In demand at
5000 . night those times. And the way
he took care OF her money was to scatter
Il around. One Winter night Mrs. Sid
dons, her maid and husband were on
the train from the southwest, and the
conductor asked SCOTT for his fare. He
was In q drunken sleep. He put his hands
In his ovsrcoat pocket, pulled out Q
great bunch OF ~grsenbscks, held his hand
up to the conductor, opened 1t wide. let
the money drop on the door, dropped
bis ist and was asleep again In . second.
The conductor picked up tho money and
there was $40 In the pile; hs took ont
the fare for three and handed the rest 10
Mrs. Siddons, who was warming herself
at the stove. When tho train reached
Columbus Junction the Siddous party
left IL 10 change cars. and SCOTT allowed
his wife and the maid to carry two big
trunks to the other baggage car. while
he followed with Q little vslise In his
hand, cursing the weather. Yet Mrs.
Siddons complained not Q word; In fact,
she never was heard to complain BY out.
sidsrs. He may never have abused her
to her face, but hs was terribly abusive
Of her to bar.room loungsrs when on his
''tsrss." The party were here three or
four days once, aud while their hotel
bill was sos. SCOTS liquor bill was $50!
He must have spent . fortune for her.
The Herald says that In the settlement
"Mr. Siddons 10 to have possession Of
tho property In New Zealand" which 10
very valuable. II appears. and thst Mrs.
Siddons begins LIE over again with Q
largely reduced fortune, but with Q brave
heart and talents ripsned with growth
and culture" Some Of the old.tims
New Zsalandsrs ought to get hold Of that
fellow Scott, who appended bis wifs's
name to his own. instead Of preaIing
her name to his paternal ooguomsn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
AKhauistau.

AIsusuissaus
simls, Nov. 1.-Sir Frederick Roberts
has issued . proclamation stating that
In consequence Of the abdication OF the
Ameer, and the outrage at the British
Residsncy, the British Government has
been compelled to occupy Csbul and
other parts OF A~fghanistan. The Afghan
authorities and chiefs sirdars, are In
structsd. by the proclamation to continue
to maintain order In the districts under
their control, and are invited to bold q
Joint consultation with General Roberts.
The people Of the occupied districts will
be treated with justice and ~bsnevolsnse.
and their religion and customs respect.
ed. Loyalty and good service to the
British crown will DO suitably rewarded,
but all offenders against the English
Administration will be punished. Ar.
rangemsnts for the permanent admins
tration OF the country will be made alter
the aforementioned consultation has
been held. The people OF Cabul :
quiet 1t present, but Il 10 . sullen calm.
and there can be no doubt that beneath
Is q deep dread Of British dominion.
The Cabulsse are kept down simply BY
fear, and would rise II they saw .
chance Of success. The trial OF the
Ameer's Ministers is about to begin.
There 10 said TO be convincing proof OF
their completely in the massacre OF the
British embassy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
That American Flat Muss.
Nee York Tribune.

W
The Hddlss were crsaking. the damsels
were signing. and the blus.shirted
swains were smelling unto heaven with
the fumes OF C~sliforuis whisky, when
suddenly there wss . row. Q most dread.
ful row, on American Flat. Miner
Mitchell, who wal on one side OF Q
quadrills set. noticed that Miner CLARK.
son, at the other, was whispering to the
couple opposite. Miner Mitchell sus.
pectsd that IL was Q conspiracy on the
part Of the two side couples to dance the
iirst figures In advance Of the end
couples. Hs resolved to assert his
and as 500 II the music struck
up and the order WAS given to " for'ard
aud back he broke for the center Of
the floor. All the dancers 10 his set did
the same. and the result was that there
was O violent collision. Miner Clsrkson
suddenly hauled Of and hit Miner
Mitchell In the eye. The hght then be-
came general, and after . lively scene
the fighters agreed TO meet at the Police
Court In Virginia City and argue the
case. Miner Mitchell thumped the
Bible and made solemn oath that he wa
end man. Miner Clarkson retortsd
that according to the rules Of the dance
the two head couples always danced -
the cracks Of the floor AN. Hs had
to dance - designated by the
cracks, and knew hs was right. The
called for the fiddler and a.
that whom there were no
In sight the rule was TO dance TO.
ward the music, and % everybody had
done this there were NO side couples
and nobody was to blame.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
MINING NOTES.
Natter. Of Interest All Along the
Lode.

It will take Q week yet to complete
the Union new ore house and get 1t
ready for use.
The survey OF the Uniou.sierra Ne
vada line is progressing. It runs
parallel to the north and south lines Of
the ground as patented. and hence the
necessity OF great are in establishing
the post.sites Of that survey. In Q very
short time folks will know who has
what under ground and just whore this
parallel division line runs.
Utah would have had her lower pumps
in the incline running only for pulling q
pump rod in two Wednesday night,
which caused Q short delay.
Sierra Nevada is making slow work In
cutting out and t~imbsring the 240o in.
cline station on account Of the heat.
Two sets Of timbsrs are In.
Seams Of low-grade ore are still found
in the Ophir incline. In the crosscut
west, 2400 level. and drift south. $500
level.
Look out for o good report next week
OF operations at the G. & @. and B. q
B. joint shaft.
Savage has the big pump now as feet
below the 1900 station, and does not ask
any odds Of the water any longer in .
sinRle.handsd fight. The Hale & Nor
cross was mustered out OF service this
morning. The enemy Ii weakening every
dsy. Grant has been to the front and
the war il virtually over. A forward
movement has been ordered.
Cbollar.N orcross.S Savage shaft Is In
position and condition now to proceed
with work.
Julia 10 cleaning up and cooling OF.
Ward will make connection on the lSO0
level soon.
Bullion has q wonderful body OF
quartz ON the 2400. It looks for all the
world like that OF tho HOO level OF the
Crown Point where they driited south
along the vein and 1t commenced to In
crease in value till they got the bonanza
"a nice. susary formation Of genuine
quartz matriI.
Yellow Jacket Is getting ready to open
up q lower level.
Trojan has milling ore above the SEQ
ond level.
Scorpion Is showing a most interest.
ing vein In It's shaft. 1t Is in ground
never prospectsd and 10 liable TO open
up good things. Most people believe
there is ore in that vicinity, and 1t has
1900 feet OF the ledge to find Il in.
The mouth Of the air pipe In Bullion
crosscut, 24O0 level. 10 q mile and = halt
from the Baker blower at the surface In
the Con. Imperial works, where the air
starts and the current at the end IL
strong and fresh. Something OF .
blower that.
The ssstsrly workings on the lower
levels OF the Con. Imperial are about
$50 feet from the parallel OF the Yellow
Jacket new shaft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-01
Grant Tells q Story.
Carson appeal.


In Reno the General wasdriven about
the town In m open carriage. Senator
Pownipg holding the lines. In crossing
the Virginia street bridge. Senator Pow.
ming explained that II was necessary to
walk the horses or they would be fnsd.
Eyes, that's right" said Grant. II was
oucs fined, myself. for fast driving. II
was In Washington. just after the war.
I was driving q good horse through one
OF the back streets, and was going along
pretty last. By and bye I wa pulled
up BY . policeman. and taken into court
to answer to the charge OF fast driving.
Four or Ave fellows went along with rs
Is witnesses, each expecting to pocket Q
witness fec Of 81 so. I made up my
mind 10 fool those chaps, and whom
called to answer the charge, ! told the
Court that I had . good horse. and that
he had been making good time IAN
right" said the Dutch Justice, ~ vines
you vivs dollars" Ipsid the Aus. and
had Q good laugh ct the Witnesses, who
looked badly sold."