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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-04
THE PARADISE MINES.
Brighter Prospects and Bigger Strikes
than ever before.
PARADISE, Sept. |. 1879.

PARADISE, Sept. |. 1879.
Ed. SILVER STATE: l notice that
your correspondents, Jas. T. Boyd, Jr.,
H., of Spring City, and Ching Foo, of
the Sedan Mill, are hitting each other
without gloves. The subject: Who of
the three is the best judge of mines.
Ching Foo thinks j. T. B., Jr, no bet
ter than a Chinaman, at the same time
}. L, B., Jr., thinks, lnodestly enough,
that he knows as much as the China
man at the Sedan Mill. H. proves the
mines are good from actual assays of
ores from the mines, and | must say
that the prospects of Mount Rose Min
ing District were never so favorable as
at the present time.
THE RATHER NINE
Is now producing, with small force of
men, about two tons of ore per day.
Last month the ore sampled $j4 per
ton. The ore as now taken from the
mine assays, from battery samples,
from $l7S to 5000 per ton.
THE BULLION or PARADISE
Mining Company have struck the
ledge through the tunnel, and the Com
pany is reasonably elated at its magnifi-
cent prospect. The cross-cut is now in
l35 feet held tape-line on it this
afternoon-and no hanging wall yet.
The quartz shows silver thoroughly
mixed in a number of varieties black
sulphurets, ruby and chlorides predom-
mating. A specimen taken from the
lowest depth-about 100 feet-this af.
ternoon, will assay into the thousands.
The ore from this mine works easily by
the wet process from IS to IS per cent,
proving it a very free milling ore and
much more economically worked than
if it required roasting. And here let
me say OH behalf OF the Bullion Com
pany, that although they have an abiln-
dance of ore, much more in fact than
they can work for years to come, yet
they will assist prospectors, at any and
all times, by buying ores from them,
paying 20 per cent. for 500 ores, and
deducting the discount on silver and
milling charges.
THE PARADISE NINE
Never looked so prosperous as now.
The company is working, in all depart
ments, about so men, and when the
new mill gets down to steady work will
make an extra showing of bullion from
ten stamps. Those who hold Paradise
stock are lucky, as it is mine of actual
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-04
Cattle shipped.

Daniel Shea shipped twelve car loads
of beef cattle from this station to San
Francisco to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-04

There are three live English Lords in
New York City-the Earl of Dunraven,
Earl of Caledon, and Lord Rodney.
They 60 west on hunting expedition.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-04
DALEY BULLETIN.

var Departmeat-- StjaaI Coros U. ). army.
SEPTEMBER, 4, 1879, 4:52 A. N.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
time at all stations
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-04
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice is hereby giyenthat sealed bids will be
received by the Board Of Trustees, Humboldt
District No. 6, for the term of fifteen days from
date, for building school house in said dis
trict, according to plans and specifications now
on file with said Board, and also in office of
the County School Superintendent,
Carpenters will please state the least amount
they will build the house for and furnish all the
material; and also what they will do the work
for and let the Board furnish the material,
Separate bids for either way are solicited.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids and to award the contract to the
lowest responsible bidder. Sealed bids to be
addressed TO the Clerk OF the Board,
w. p DALE, Paradise, Nevada
August IS, 1879 15d
POsTPONEMENT.
The time for receiving sealed proposals for the
above named building is extended to Monday,
September Is, 1879 W. T. DALE, Clerk.
au3-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-04
TRANSFERS. PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION.

Freight Forwarded to all parts Of Idaho,
Eastern Oregon and Nevada
Consignments of Goods respectfully solicited.
Freight forwarded on short notice and on rea-
sonable terms.
A. J. SHEPARD, AGENT ~
Mark Goods Care 1T. p.
Winnemucca, Nevada.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-04

sEpTENBEa Bird Maximum thermometer, so;
Minimum thermometer, 30.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-04
POsTPONEsaENT.
WiNSENUccA, NEVADA,
MTLLINERS AND DRESSMAKERs

Fancy Goods, Straw and Felt Goods, Ribbons,
Lace, French Flowers, and all kinds Of Wo-
mems and Childrea's Wear: Latest Styles.
Are now receiving their New Stock, which is
the largest, cheapest and most fashionable
ever offered to the people of Humboldt
county.
They have secured the services of French Lady
who. a first class Milliner, and all work in
that line viii be done in the latest and most
fashionable style.
Agent for Mme Demorest's Reliable Pattern
and Fashion Books. Subscriptions received
for Demorest's Monthly Magazine
MRS j. u. BROWN & CO.
Winnemucca, Nevada Feb. II, 1879.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-12
FOREIGN.
French Politics.

LoHDON, March ll.-A dispatch from
Paris says: Fourton is to demand inn
peachment, and will vote in favor OF the
resolution. 1t is believed that the feel
ing of irritation in the country against
the factious conduct of the Radicals is
as strong as that against the Ministry OF
the 10Th of May.
PARIS, March 1.-THE story is dis
credited that the French govern
mCnt have resolved 10 retire il ma
jority on the impeachment question is
only obtained by support OF the Right.
Ii is thought, however, that such sup
port is necessary, as the split in the Re-
publican camp has begun To attract
general attention.
PARIS, March 1.-THE committee on
the acts of the Ministry Of the 18th ot
MAY have issued a supplement 10 VI.
Brisson's report, containing hundreds
OF telegrams in support Of the facts al
duced in the report. The groups of
the Left hold meeting tomorrow 70
determine their action upon the i'm.
pcachment question. The Royalist
Right has unanimously decided TO OPP
pose the Impeachment, whatever may
tranSpire during the debate.
Dying Of Famine.
LoNDoS. March 1.-THE Pal N1N
Gd:.tts saws a private letter from a high
Indian official states that the people in
Cashmere are diving of famine liz flies.
and that at the present rate ot mortality,
the province will be nearly depopulated
by the end Of the year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-12
GEORGIA.
Bloody Tragedy.

ArLArA, Ga, March ll.-This after
teruoon the office nt the state Treasurer
nj the Capitol i'm this city was the scene
OF bloody tragedy, the parties being
Col. Robert 4. Aston, member oi the
Legislature. and Capt. Ed. Cox, OF DO
Kalb county Aston fired three shots,
Cox two Aston was shot m the
right temple, the hall passing through
the brain. Cox WAS shot in the mouth
and through the left hand. Alston IL
dead. Cox il not seriously hurt. The
difficulty arose from Aston having pow
cr ui attorney from Senator Gordon Ia
sell the latterS interest IN the State
convict lease. Cox is a Sub-lcSsee un-
der Gordon AMI wanted Aston tn sell
Gor,luu'S interest to Walters, who hal
promised to buy Cox ont. Aston sold
tn another person. Cox threatened Al
S,un al noon that he would XIII him be
fore Sunlown il the trade was not can
crl,ed and made with ms man, and he
hunted Alston down. Gov. Colgnitt
AMI Others having detained Aston az
the Capitol, the quarrel was renewed,
and both drew piSto's with the above
result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-12
REV. DEWITT TALMAGE.
His Speech Demanding a Trial.

New YORK, March 1.-THE following
is Talmage's speech in the Presbytery
meeting, demanding trial. He said;
''The reason Of my silence so long has
been because did not like to spoil so
much elOquence. have much to say,
and yet this does not seem the time at
which to say it, We have been ready
for trial for nine years in Brooklyn Tab
ernacle; the air has been full of threats
by the Presbytery toward US: We have
been committed and committed, and
not 10 be ready for trials at this time
would be very strange thing. \ month
ago | stood up here and demanded an
investigation and trial | said, Il am
here, now. prepared to answer any and
every question put to me, and l want an
investigation but / was not heard. l
want an investigation not for one year,
but for fOrty-seven years; an investiga-
ton for fOrty-seven years-that is the
time | arrived in this country at Browns
Brook, y. Y, (lsughterl OF all facts con-
cerning my life. Between God and my
own soul there are 100000 sins and inn
perfectiOns; but between myself and my
church, and btween myself and my
brethren, | challenge investigation. l
waive the ten days which have right
tn demand To prepare for trial. |
am ready now, with documents in
my pocket, and with witnesses
here TO prove that atrociOuS
crimes have been committed
against me as minister OF the Lord
Jesus Christ. Ii the presbytery does
not try me at half-past ten o'clock next
Sunday morning, at Brooklyn Taberna-
Gle, | will try the Tabernacle. Sensa-
ton and applause. i am ready for
trial. hope it will begin now. Draw
ing ont his watch. At twenty minutes
10 o'clock. | have no fear, Mr.. MOder-
ator. | have been trying to serve the
Lord Jesus Christ here in Brooklyn, and
10 bring men 10 God. ! never laid a
straw In the way OF any brother on this
floor. During nine years | have had
opportunities To say pleasant things
about all of them. have found many
obstacles thrown in my way, but not by
any people except by members OF the
Brooklyn Presbytery,"
New YORK, March 1.-THE Brook
lyn Presbytery, to-day, began the trial
OF Rev. De Witt Talmage on the charges
preferred against him. The session was
occupied in discussing the manner OF
conducting the trial. 1t was decided to
cOnGne the Witnesses To- the speCitica-
tons, and inform Rev. Talmage what
witnesses were 10 be called. Rev.
MeSsrs. Crosby and Mccullough were
selected as prosecuting committee, and
the Prcsbytery adjourned until the 24th
instant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-12
Grains.


WHEAT-There was fair tone to the
market holders feeling more encouraged.
The demand, however. from manuiac.
turers was light. We quote choice red
and winter at 95c(d 81 90.
CORN-The market is medium with
very little offered. The demand was
light, but BUYERS in need of supplies
were compelled To pay full prices;
sheiled and ear ranged from 3S(d40c q
bushel.
RYE Continued firm, but the sales
were exceedingly small. For first class
quality the prices were ID C'5Oc g
bushCl.
OATS-The market twas firm and the
demand moderate; good to prime ~
quoted at 2Sld3Oc.
BARLEY-ls steady with comparative
" no demand. except for the better
qualities which are quoted at 95td9Sc.
HAY-Thc demand is fair, with an
easy market. Cdoire timothy sales at
SS 00G9 90; prime To- choice mixed
81 5OCd7 ~ per ton, loose on wagons
3 j0CoS 90.
MuLFEED-ln fair demand and holds
steady; middlings SIS per n;ship stuff
SIS per ton.
Provisions.
The demand shows no material in
crease in quantity, rs Il general thing.
The prices paid for leading articles are
the same as those of last week and are
as follows:
CorPEE-In this commodity a light
business was transacted during the
week, the prices demanded being as fol-
lows: Coffee fair to good Rio at l2G BE;
prime l4C l4JC; choice l6c, best Wheel
ing roasted l6c, yellow Rio 20c, Java 25c.
Syrups, common 35(d40c, prime i5c;
New Orleans molasscs, old crop, 30td,
81; new crop, prime 35c, choice I0r.
Sugars refined hard crushed 9lc; granu
lated &c, powdered 9!C. \ coffee Sic, Il
Ste, commercial A sugar S!C, commercial
G Sc, yellow G 81, golden c I, common
yellow G!@6}c. Rice, Carolina Choice
74c, New Orleans prime &c.
Wooden Ware.
TrRs-No. !, three hoop 81 30 per
dozen; No. >, two hoops 5,j0per dozen; (;
No. 3, two hoops 81 10 per dozen. Pals
Two hoops 81 10 per dozen; three
hoops Il 6j per dozen. WashbOards-
star 81 40 per dozen; double face - 10
per dozen.
Meats.
In this line there were no changes,
holders demanding full prices but pur-
chascrs did not seem disposed to invest
in more than would satisfy immediate
demands.
Packages iOr meats hold as follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks, 800 lbs;
ticrces, $50 lbs barrels, 30 lbs; bags,
200 lbs. No charge Tor packages.
We unntc as follows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-12
BEI.I.NIRE.

U.u option petitions are being cir
''a.u.aut uuwrruu>ly sigucd in this
....
seventeen loals ut stock passed
.l-H this rlty, Yesterday, consigned
' Eastern PARTIES
Wis, Aayr Fitzpatrick, formerly Of this
...", 'H' moore rryrutlv ui StcubenVille,
u. .a',.'' "a; $40 Yesterday morning for
....."..,. o, 900 which IGJrr she in
E. IS masking her future home.
g. !. smith AMI family, ot Columbus,
VISITING trends iu this city. Mr..
-,H"J> ,pruyriv the auditor Oi the
Nu. railroad
Il. meeting oi Company ID at the ar
"'.l, "n Monday uisht. q resolution
NJ adopted providing Tor the dlScon-
"'tt."r n' company drill. The COM
i'F H1N hrru divided into squads, and
,'..' vi, be- squad driu every evening
'- .A" 'rmury until further notice.
s'ranc ?, whose name we were un-
..' 10 .rIru, attracted considerable at
..."."a, agt furnished amusement lOr
r' .'".muo Belmont street last night
'.' -'Nj"uUu WAS walking along, list
- >wH>lus am alter supper cigar.
.t u.N attention was attracted hv the
.,'' -.dr" u, the blast iuruIre. which
''.N it0>yD m Brlaire il familiar with.
""'H uc Wlstuok tor a irightiul
.'.'-r'loU, and putting his hat firm
." ,"g back of his head. he started on
- ga, run Tor the awful S,vne, yelling
e.. q, every jump, and pointing 20
r ~, ..ru1rr \ philanthrupic gentle
- p. ''N.HcD the situation. stopped the
g. ,' 90 ai> m2d tli-ht and explained tn
=. ...r cause oi the light Alter the cN-
.r...'.''N The man was yi~iblv affected,
= '.AINnc inr his house with his head
So, 'A ms VEST pOvket, he mutierel
'.,e 'docSoued town could burn
a" before he would halo tirr again.
- Parry ir1m BvuWoud visited this
49, '.' Monday afternoon, ar the pur-
having time. In the cNhuhcT-
g-I ,. o' 'hCir spirits they became noisy
- >,,ufocd the peace, ami were ar
t''el by OhCcr Kern. They had a
o-'.iS,, yesterday afternoon. and but
~ u. 'Ne party vas iognl guilty. He
M. ,uaed - and Gusts. i'm default Of
~" ne Wa> committed
NJ tN'nan giving her name as Annie
tr -. -, : confined in the city cooler
j .,..I ,,'S, uI1,InS the peace. The woman
is in irts.uHy ry.lsy crazy. She slyS her home
"A / dirne.d county. T.,
mn ''Sh oy the name ~ Peid;cord was
Mp, ,,f,' Yesterday by TALL oi coal while
n. ~c ;- 'a lieatheriugton's coal bank.
co7,;j.,-lr55eS; though painful, are not
ran5..'I,t dangerous. DR.. Junkins
''"'eTed the surgical ain
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-12
CAPTAIN BOYTON.
His Arrival at Cincinnati.

CNCiNNArI, March ll.-Captain Panl
Boyton left Maysville last night, ON his
way down the Ohio. and reached this
city about O'Clock this afternoon. He
narrowly escaped being run down in the
darkness by the steamer Telegraph and
travelled the greater part Of the night IN
a pelting rain and against a strong head
wind. lie was met above the city hy bnIt
had Of people and escorted 10 the mail
line wharf boat. below the suspension
hriicc, WHERE he emerged from the
water. His entry into the city was
witnessed 10y thousands Of people, who
lined the river bank from PculletoH
street to his landing plaCc. The date
for the resumption OF his journey J. not
Vet fNei
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-12
Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON. Marvh l2-l A. V.-For
Tennessee and the OHIO Valley. clear
or partly cloudy weather, north winds,
shifting 20 easterly and westerly, and
slight change in the temperature and
barometer,
For the Lower Lakes. clear or rarity
cloudy weather, rising. followed by fall!
ing barometer, slight changes in the
temperature, westerly winds, shifting 20
sputherly and easterly during the night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-12
MEMPHIS.
TcstimoniaItoJohn Mccullough.

MEMPHIS. March ll.--To-night, at the
conclusion 81 the tragedy of Niryinius
at the Memphis theatre, john McCol-
lough Was called before the curtain, and
presented, by Colonel J. Mckeatinc,
on behalf Of the citizens OF
Memphis, with an elegant and
costly gold badge. The presentation
MAS made in grateful remembrance OF
the generosity OF Mr.. VI CCollough, who
contributed the gross receipts OF per
tormancc- last fall 10 aid the fever
s,ricSrn people Of the South. The au-
dience was one oi the larg,s, and mot
fashionable ever congregated within
Walls thcairr. The enthusiasm Vas
unbuundcl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-12
Gone West

NEw NoRE. March IA party OF
thirtv-iour New York street boys was
started this afternoon, for homes on
farms in Kansas. hy WhitelAw Reid.
who used thus a portion Of the fund Of
81 200. gwen him by a stranger from the
interior Of New England for any char
table use he might select Mr.. Reid
also sent West six destitute families,
numbering in all forty-tvo persons.
These families mostly intended also 10
begin life again on fArma
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-12
Keutncky l,awlesSneas.

CINCINNATI, March IL. Saturday
night a party 81 masked men called al
Mr.. Moore's, near Winchester. Ky, and
told him that unless he male immediate
settlement OF his debts he must Ieaye
the county. Moore procured 4 shOt gun
ami firel into the crywi. and they fired
volley in answer. three shots taking
effect in Moore's body, inhicting severe
wounds Two men are suspected a. be-
Ing Implicated in the affair and we're az
tcrWaris arrested. Their confe,lerates
went to the jail Yesterday and overpOS-
cred the guard and lberzted them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-12
Fatal Shooting Array.

~. Louis. March ll.-H. II. Nickery,
sheriff oi douglass county, this State.
went last Saturday with posse 10 the
house Of Shelf. AlSup to arrest HIM.
AIup resisted. and tirSi a number Of
shots at the sheritf-s party, one Of which
killed the sheriff. AlsuP and his little
girl. five wears old. were then killed by
the sherifFs posse, and two other per
sons wounded. The ehild's death, Of
course. WAS not designed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-12
A Wise Deacon.

"Dearos Wilder. ] want you TO tell
me bow you keIt youn~lf and family 30
well the past -..s-on, when all the rest u
us have been ,ick ~ much, and have
had the doctors running % ne 10 long"
Brother Taylor, the answer IL very
Easy. u.ed Hop Bitter, in time and
KEEP; my family well end saved large
doctor bills. Three doliars' worth OF n
kept u MI we'll and able to work I'll the
time, and ! will warrant that it has cost
you and most 81 the n-izhbos one 10
txo hundred dollars apiece 10 keep the
sirk the same time gue,s you'll take
my meticine hereafter" See another
column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-12
ARCHBISOP PURCELL.
Assurances of Assistance.

CrNCIvNlTf, March ll.-Archbishop
Purcell has received from Cardinal
MCClosky assurances of assistance from
the Catholic congregations in this
country. At conference held recently
between the Cardinal and Arrhhishops
OF Philadelphia. Boston and Baltimore
il was decided that the case Of the Arch
bishop OF Cincinnati should be given
preference over all others The matter
will be brought before the bishops OF the
country Immediately and plans will I've
promulgated after Easter and will be
presented to the different congregations
through the priests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-12
CHARLESTON, w. VA.
Blpd to Death.

CHARLESTON, March l0.-Worster
Booz, a mineral Dannis' Works, Camp
bell Creek, bled to death under very
peculiar circumstances this forenoon.
His nose began to hled, and, failing To
stop it, ne sent for physician, but
without avail. He bled to death i'll
about thirty-six hours, all efforts OF the
physician To the contrary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-12
wool.
PhiladslphiA.

PHILADELyHIs, March IL Wool
Quiet; fiDe delAine sozroe; Ohio, Penn
sylvanis, and West Virginia Xxx and
above 33iS3jc; extra S3ils34le; me
dium 3Sls57!e; coarse onc: New York,
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine -
e &c; medium 3Is37e; coarse Soc;
combing washed 3ss-+oe; unvashed
do 2Js2se; CansdA oonbins 36(s 37e; /;
fine unwnhed 2is2,ei ooars and
medium mas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-12
River News.

Tho marks at the wharf last night at
q o'clock showed % feet 10 inches
and rising
The Andes departed on time last
evening with good trip of passengers
and freight.
The Stockdale and Salt Valley passed
down yesterday morning.
ny Telegraph
PIrIsBuRou, march, l.-Riycr Is feet
inches and rising. Weather clear and
pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, March ll.-Rivcr rising
With l2 feet In the canal. Weather
clear and pleasant. Arriye'i-Cons.
MilIar, Memphis.
NEw ORLEANS, March ll.--Anived--
Henry Frank, Memphis. Departed
Golden Crown, Eldoraio. Cincinnati;
Centennial, -. louis. Weather cloudy;
thermometer 70; showers.
vrEsB, RI. Marh lI.--Weathsr
clear; thermometer II. River fallen u
inches. Up Brown. Down White.
Richar,lson and Natcbez.
NASHVILLE, March II.-Riyer falling,
with feet on the shoaI-. D~parted
Anderson, Cairo.
CAIRn, March H. .Arrived--Golden
City, Cincinnati: fcarbps., Pittslurgh. I.
III. Pope, Memphis; Robin, Louisville; I;
Grand lake andst, Genevieve, 81 lou.
j.. DcpsrteI-E. ". Norton and por
Ezds, New Oriesus: Pope. Ohb river.
River - lcet inch and ialling. Wealth
er clear; thermometer 81
CNciSsATI, Marh li.--Riyer Is fee'
5 inches and rising. Weatber clear.
Arriyed--Aliee, Pttslarsh; Hudson.
Wheeling; viryie l<e, Evansville; (;
Mitchell, New Orleans. Departed q.
Hudscn. Wheeling; Ice, Evansville; I;
Alice. ~ LDuis; Morgan. View Orleans.
RyaxsyrILg, Msrch li.-kiver rising
with - fret q inches in the channel.
Weather clear; inrrcury 55s. With north.
west winds. Departed-Gniding Star.
Andy IIsnm, B.lle, Dick Johnson, W.
/ 4. johnson. Thomas sherlock, Morn.
! Ing Star. Bu.ip.s- very good.
~. LorI-, Nsrcb il.-No arrivals,
DeJarf-i-besrnet. PSiurah; Montana
Pittsburgh. Weather clear and cooler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-12
Destructive Forest FFire.

IANKroS, ID. T.. March IA FIRE
swept over about fifty square miles Of
forest few mikes from Gankton sunday,
destroying the standing timber, cord
wood, houses, household furniture,
clothing and cattle 70 the value OF about
$4,000. The hre burned itself out.
No lives were lost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-12
AOOu, ,ha, County Seat Removal ContrO-

NtToN.
Columbus Dispatch % the CiH. Commercial
To multiply the troubles oi legislation
and Increase the opportunities for free
drinks. map Of Belmont county has
been hung IN the hall of Representa-
tivcs, sure advertisement OF one OF
those never fully decided conteSts-a
county seat removal controversy. The
parties 70 the hair pulling are the
residents 1T ~. ClAirsville AMI Beilairc
respectively Their appearance - time
". Tor the members OF the Legislature
begin 10 feel the need ot more than the
usual allowance OF something TO brace
up the system in this relaxing spring
weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-12
New Departure.

PHILADELPHIA, March II. - At the
annual meeting OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, resolutions looking
20 a reduction of the salaries Of the men
operating their own express, sleeping.
parior and palace cars, and prohibiting
the issue Of passes, were referred 20 the
new hoard OF directors