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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
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VoussOir Arches. Apphea To- Ntoue BniFes Tn9ne'%
UYmts Arches. by william tAll, c. j. lJulo.
bolrlr, 1896 pp. Illustrated Price D. cent?
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MASSACHUSETTS, RAILROADS.

Bo,T0N, March by the report of the
stat. Ruload Commissioners it appears that the gross
earnings all railroads for the past were S29,0J3
OOs 70. falling OF of S9j5,50i 95. Frelghts in
creased O33 per cent over last year o. Gi cor
porations. 80 paid dividends. from l TO 10 per cent
TUDr. 3Ol casualties, an increase or thirty over
IS7617 M0ie tnan 81 per cent OF these occurred from
people walking uulawm upon IA" tracks. Ine average
oi acccauf passengers in the State nom causes he
youd their control was about one 10 l3S9J,OOO
who travelled III cars.
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LIFE IYSURINCE BUSINESS.
REPORTS OF FOUR COMPANIES.

REPORTS OF FOUR COMPANIES.
CONDITION AND BUSINESS OF THE MUTUAL KNiCk-
ERBOCKER, MHrROPOIIrAN ASD NEw-YoRR LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANIES FOR 1873.
ALBANY, March 1.-The accompanying IS an
additional nstament OF the fs insurance reports Tor
tho year ending December 81. 157S IL viii be seen
that except in instance. the depression IN business
Is s plainly indicated by the reduction IN income aud
IN the number Of promiums in force:
MUTUAL.
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liam Fa1on Of this city as Bank Commissioner for
years and Professor Walker, of Yale College. Rail
road Commissioner. Mr.. Faxon's nomination con-
Walker was tabled.
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r,oDs visitors Good hotels, so rare in tho south OF
aniou are found there with those comforts when one
trSuSIv enioys after roughtug II for Few weeks I'd
thoi @ 'n alma and several English shops have Oeeh
coened for tho benefit OF the American "uu NNe"'-
rceideDts.
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RnRERT- RRO~.


Signor NIOnudini's Niece Sold every where. Price 81.
Lie ana Time. OF ~teug on and Pfg>san 10
Napoi.ouc By j. q. ~eey. VI. y vols. >Eo O5th,
" IN portraits aud maps, price - D..
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PraiT1e Days The Irls auI o; oSoco D. NJ Is.
Sic ghi. $50 pIg.s lu nll Uage Illustrations, 81 90.
Wy BoyhoOd A ,toryJ1oa FOR boys by ID. g. Earkiey.
80 pages, 10 Illustrations. ~ 20.
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Z. b pETERsoN & BR0T EK..

S,bu BrOtherton 4 Love Stor, ~ NIs. ,lua u. Z.
y. -ouihGOTJ4 Puce. 30 cents lu paper or 81 Iu co
PhiiOmcue's Marriages. a French society >"fel ~
Henry PgCc - cents Ia OF - - IN
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MANCHESTER, n H., March 4.-Edward In
esIs Town ITeasuIcr oI CoIa Was robbed .dst Night
q SS.5OO l. s reported tina ILlas was calico out Of
~ house auiir the m.Ai by strangers aud gagged.
~ which the robbery accomplished. No further
R~ueu-aIs have been obtained.
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Pleasant WAYS In science. BY kcharl A. Proctor.
Or ctul h extra. - %.
Caledonia bed scott. Burls and Ramsay. with
bv John MatHh ritT Engraved uy Il Pdtor
SD. Ia deny itO superuue paper lTcH - 81.
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IrrrSs OFFICE, March 3. a. m Tie barometer
fell stead is throughout TIE entire day yesterday The
weather was partly cloudy and cloudy Win hshi
rain duru the lI-t hour OF the dai Inc average ten
,,r.tnr. VS. 93o higher than Monday, the mer-
nv riurug between 800 ana 43' The amount OF
moisture iu IN, air has been diminished.
weather. may De expected tuis city and vicinity to-
DAY.
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\ Southern ~ oman, story. bJ IAUbc attr P'mJcr
Of south carolina Price. =. cents
Widow Cherry by q. l.. FaJeJn. Author Of Bread
ltesc and h-se-"
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DO They Love / Yetg 8y 'r,. 'o.i,us W. Lawrence.
One yuI...e. .-.l, Oolua 40 Goth. pli. "a Ju.
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CLAYTON. REM~RN, & nAfFgLFINGER.
ID YaNNnsTRANn.

Heavenly Dawn or ,i11l and ectrd P.cte.. BIS Mar
rarpt Morris. volume, ltmo 2 pages cloth r1uA
git edge. - -. iull Eus isA - T. pare h14Ioe, -
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Inportnnt Dr. WM UAILs BNsN tor ths 'ungs cure,
coughs colds. Group consumption aud al disoA'es of Tue
U,e HFSRyS CARBouc for rimp!e', fracses cuts
anLl n
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Alhnnbra nd krcmiaI ga, NnIu tnt fhc -oH't or -u
rome I.t.ufIu. spain -NIIL,riLAd Russia -.ttI N"T
gy, sweden, Poland 4uu Denmark ~ >aAuc. Iteutds
Prime. D. liustra ions. l2mI -.
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Sc. GRIGG~ & "a,
IL WORTHINGTON

Roberf,- Rules Of Order sold AstOras, sent
prepaid, on receipt Of 10 cents ny the publ she
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MODEL TENEMENTS.
EPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF AWARD.


- - - ...,, 80, ,,-,oD
,.,,,,e , run. s,,l,ee,,,,, co,,perrrops rop rur
PRIZFS-REPORT OF THE COMMlTTEE-DESCRIP-
TON OF THE PLANS.
The awards in the recent competition Of de-
signs for model tepement-honse are published Ia the
March number OF The Plumber and SANITARY Engineer.
tho monthly Journal conducted by Charles F. Wmsate,
by whom tins useful enterprise was set on foot The
,,. ,,a,r m ,,s torm.
of The competition and manifested great interest IN the
u',' '',S ia' n 1''IuSu .tT ,, eAnU," v",
sEns' examining each pan taxing iuiI notes ana gNhE
close attention every detail. HIS illness and death
, ,,'lS 'o "e Urr "',' y, tho ow,r
but they aided work by his copous notes.
a' wen as oy ''e '',"@'' C"u''i Oi '''''
Tine conditions OF the competition were these:
s..,-,,r ....Ir.t c,,N.rrtt,p ,I,.Iuliu, fire
proof -. ,'I, tS lbe ,irj 'O'i "'''''
: T.,'a"4n%n V,I,l 'il6nl oi ns"'
,,,'''. 'l.. ',.'l. .,.. ,-,- ,.,,,,t,.r,o,ts
= i-' a., ' ', 80, 't ,.,..'' I.,'I ,',,i...,t,- Of
access 10 th.u
t. convenience "f Arrangements.
ibi h..,IIr fo fin clrv lot o. r, 700 fset in
g.o-,4 Dy uud.u.s Oh The sides and ia IL
10 yr o"i' OK Oi'a' ".'A A''is 'i '"'t"
THh REPORT.
1h' committee I'D making The AWARDS present ''i'
brir. r-lor.:
,.,,,,, ,,, ro -,,,,s ,, frl.r cv,,iu,tou of the
:" " W ',L a. ~ l'' % "' , " ''.',.'y"5 I
" ,'.. ,- ,.'. A.,,, A, M ' ,," .',.,' me ,,nd'l.
.li..t a, Xiii sIr.. f,Ir ..'i.f,ctnlit IN tur rurbtI
r y.II.tr.f ~, ,Il. .ri...f.,1 81 l... Diam 1910
~ l' i' 'I,.. .,I.,'e ,u ,I, I.....', r.-I. OF lie
I;.t, M .t .t. is.',. r.t.,,I .r. m C.i.,dr sIl,
t' a7 e''le" "I iir '"' III VS. H. D. ~ 90 'o
'..' ''S ' ',v.'V' ] o. i-" ip ", ,'', - ~ . II ,.'ii
,,' ,1;i,'. t..," " , ~ ,,,,.,c5t an, ma. ipy,.-t-
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DIT>ON & Co,


Her Nnje-ty's Ship PinofOre y ihrc.to. &c. i1l
score. 81 WOOL selectous bound 2Jct OaAop' ooc.'
'MAltZ," 3JC.,
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sUIIIVAN-NTCHOLS-A tho Grand Central Hotel,
>ew-York February a. b{ The Rev. r. Brace. sted
bv r. "a Ware, the Rev. =. j. sullivan. 81 lie
brou. Conn, and MIS- Lucy NJ. NI,Al, VI Ne"-lorA ty.
Al notices Of Marriages. must be jajorsed ri@ t4g
,,-.u. -I.LI
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TIE TRIBUNE has received IS for Calvin
Failbusl, rom j. ". Iorot. IHe money Will be
promptly forwarded.
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:. r. WELLS & q
LITTLE. BROW-N & Go,

Life at Home o. The Family and Its Members. BJ
William Alknln, D. D limo pp. 2i9 g %.
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,rought suit against the Eastern Railroad for personal
iamages was to-day awarded S39.J01 81.
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coNNEcrIcur coMMIssIoNERs.


HARTFORD, Conn, March 4.-Governor An
draws today sent to tie Senate the nomination OF VII
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Special Nohres
A-AA;--,. second spring Impor.afpioHH ION, gp.s
~" AMI -AiT OF iI.aaPORrED
JERSEY AND GUEHNsEI CATTLE
HAMPSHIRE 1owN SHEEP,
THURSDAY MORNING 6TH MARCH. AT Il O'CLOCK,
NOS 6AND : mi AVE NEw.YoRK
Alfred Vi HERKNE,s ( co. sole Agents
IqGia sgJ P ave no cIuAL Descriptive pampnl.t sent
lree by The agents h. FOJGEbA Co, 80 NoIJA william
~, Ne"-lork
Nervoa. Exhaustion met. al essay conpnsnsa',H5'
Of lostue- delivered kahns Nn-cum OF An"tomy, So"
.5s %. y J'g s S,q,s . 'q. , m ~ l9orinr la,
synopsis of o.. mprmen, o hrrihse ant he ret nI
prrrner ~ mai. z,o currsu,,. postage Ntt-sst
ScoeaU. kAH>'- 1tu-,um p'. nro4lV'1. Nr' iort
Post once >oncr me toro,sn man, me week 'nius
SATURDAY. March b. 1879. wiu At tn.s once oa
WEDNESDAY. 90 1880 p. m- 70. Eufoge b, 'i,Ansa,o
iArtba Queens,~n Corresponding Tor france ml'
.ie.T.aio Amcuque via Isyre on THURSDAY H ~ n..
,, t-1 naro5Sr9 e. Sg anG .nbr leat Tor Gr,a,
Britain Couuueut mus, be specially addressed aud
correspondence ,n4ny and f must
-terisy adlr s-r,lI, ou SATURDAY. az 1880 a. tor
Germany. g., oy 'telnNnp We-er ~ SOUTHAMPTON lad
Bremen ror-sb'nae!co ' 'ir1i hii'3.H anu ,i
.tcam.44U Lr4url queenstown ,yorrn'poa. enco Tor
~ n ior 500 Al tecl oy .te4man,p Aiopa, wa l'.
gov. The ne~u.nip. P4rth~ t.y MonirtA. Sna M Br
Ine tssil. y + leave Nes YORK Ma cn he
Te mails i1r The N,s Indie, Brazil and Argentine iraye
Neo.Yor4 March s. The mails oF havana leave Ne~i "a
: The mail. Tor A-pawAn and eoa,h Pacific Ports leave
New.York March 10 tLo uas tor emma Nnd Japan eh'c
SaI FrlucscO March = The mails Tor Australia &c leave
san ''-'''''o "'''" 49, rHos. t. JAMES Post alnsr
po.tonce New.Yors, Marcnl. 1879.
Patents secured IN United les Canafa aud all tor
sG oa@e' 9SoH 81 H. 's %iES 's SON FaSRss Isas
Scientific Nova 10 sprucestp Ae"-loIA
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GrNrRAL CHARACTERISTICS.

The four dcs.us which have taaru tnc prizes
pond rIo,c.yIu eucru plan Zach arcl mn odatcs four
families uu % door; cacn Two suites Of three rooms
Ina front; and all but nave the same number 81
rooms IN The rear. Each has d ccujrdi hal midway 90
Tine bufig-; each has AN open CONT iu tit rear thl
Two sIu 90 courts "a 10 SIDE lu the centre oi tNt po
d, O. ab ,gif. th-rc D.. I ddIr room cu Is I-I.cu
r.t-r b, "a well or ludrccl Dy the rooms ou ca side.
In lee o tAe degs the water closets alo IN tle cen
UtI hI.|. .. ......
NYfcver than hftv-our Of tho designs sent ~ were
for bat one o tuu families on ho"H, .Ht lHtIr'I
.aIu under category ol apartment Itihrr man 'i'
u. u.-Iuu-rs. Many of them were wei pidhhed aud
s.I .l4uN adapted for tue r4~, frI whom ih'l were
ucud-d opIriOu II thc committee could mot
m Ictrd uIoht4iy al ratt, which Wonld aitra work
u. usrpc. and hence were quito uusuicd Tor ihc luI
nose ,,iI Jon the CON priOn had In view. Ine commit
lee -u tircI.cd tutt Do Cud not consistently approve
m Ir.t.us where Dut Two rooms were allotted To each
family. The cla~. occupy tcuc utut HOUSES nave
Ilg.. faln..i,H and H'Iug ana ou, sItrpug-r"om
c,ut be considered sufficient accOmmod ton Tor more
INN -four persons, even II the majority are children
Al fine slne tInc two faIi-sIcd rooms Wuud Dc prefer
.bIe d, tbre. very small ones and tins Tact wa duF
drrcd pa reaching Judgment few designs were
M d. for eve ana bA families pH or. nut ia lhc
vl.,g oI The committee such an arrangement Wa.
siougut to be 600 crowded for health. comfort ana
IHirty.
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name an! address.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05

Patents secured m the United II les Canafa aud all tor
eisn ,nuuirs Information aud free Terms made
Satisfactory. Address =. H. WALLIS ~ SON. PublShers
Scientific Nova 10 Spruccst, Ae"-l OrA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12
now 1T WORKS.

1t was freely predicted. even among
the best financial heads Of the nation,
that specie payments could not DO re-
sumsd without bringing about . general
business collapse. and . still larger circle
prophssisd an utter failure Of the at.
tempt. on the ground that there was not
enough specie In the country to carry on
the exchanges. Well. says the San
Francisco Blkti'. specie payments we're
resumed on the LIST Of January; the bus
insss fabric OF the country still stands.
and Is on . much stronger basis than IL
Was before. and there Is mort speci.
than can DO used. The coin Is piled up
by the cord and by the ton in Govern
msnt vaults. Notwithstanding the Treas
ury Department offers IL to all who will
give Government notes in exchange.
Sherman has cashsd every note pre-
scented. Timid once have taken away
their coin one day and brought 1t back
the next, prsisrrins the payer promise
to pay in coin rather than the coin. All
that any business man cares to know Is
that he can have the coin when he wants
IL. The fact that the Government has
100000 more gold coin on hand now
than 1t had on the ist Of January. when
IL first began paying 10 out for notss. Is
pretty good evidence that specie rssump-
ton 90 far has been q success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12
the sILvE.

- -~..or. .avs the
60. r-a,.s~,,.u.,,n, TIA, Enron.
.h.n,. q,
=, .,I,s, a.
,s., n. ,;m. !. NO, Gar di..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, a, rn.l,na
"a o.,m.n, vill bs eomp.ll.d TO CON.
"a. = .,,s,;o,;,v of the doubls .t.nd.
ara 70 an oy.rvh,lmips popular demand.
~, Ian, .,,., An. c.bls brousht the
,h., IN. conne;l NJ thu Liy.rpool
c,.nn., q, comm.,cs had .dopted n
--.,,,,o, On ,.,o, ~ an international
.c,..m.nr %, ,hs generalization Of
-. A ,.- a.vs late, Di.,..li- In /.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12
Mormon Dolnps.
Sab Lake TriJ.s,, April 8,

.Sah Lake Trib..,. Apris B.
Within the past year eight Mormon
girls have married colorod gentlemen In
Salt Lake. The oarRoes recently landed
In st. Louis had better DO forwarded 10
Zion.
The question Of paroslins Utah out
among the adjoining States and Terri
tories 10 new attracting the attention OF
the best thinkers Of the country. Ne.
vada. Wyoming. Idaho and Colorado
can absorb II without dstrimsnt to them.
selves and In doing so. wipe from the
face Of the earth the twin relic OF bar.
barism. Let the work begin.
The spectacle Of . lechsrous priest
with sir concubines In his harem, get
ting up and preaching against prosti.
tuition. was Witnessed in the Mormon
Tabernacle ON Sunday. That sneaking
lsohsr was George .. Cannon, who has
been permitted to disgrace the halls OF
Congress for the past six years. and 10
now engaged In forcing polygamy on
the nation through the admission OF
Utah.
Now that the Southern darkiss are
hsrling West, wouldn't il be as we'll for
them TO come to Utahl We can offer
them all the inducements Kansas holds
forth, and perhaps more. The Jayhawk-
ers may otter them lands, but oh, 20
away sugar. you've Lost your sweetness.
Yesterday in the Third District Court .
colorsd gentleman named Williams was
married BY the late Chief Justice Shasffsr
to a bouncing white Mormon girl from
Ogden. NsItl
George Q. Cannon. In his Tabernacle
harangus on Sunday. said: "0ur hearts
have warmed to the Gsntiles, a. our
history proves" Those hearts warmed
at Mountain Meadows toward $50 men,
women and children. whose bones were
left to bleach on the desert. They
warmed toward the Parishes and the
Morisites; they warmed to the 600
unmarked graves Of lonely travellers on
their way TO California; they warmed to
the victims OF the hand. cart slaughter;
to the widows and orphans scattered
throughout the Territory Of Utah. He'll
Is full Of such varm.hearted creatures -
George Y. Cannon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12

The San Francisco Balstia Of the 10th
instant says: The Government yestsr.
day purchased 5000 ounces nns silver
In this city for delivery at the Mint. OF
this quantity. the Nevada Bank fur
nishsd 10000 ounces. Sherman has
been able to procure but little silver here
during the past three or four weeks. and
the supply at the Mint must b running
light. Il looks 81 though II might be
difficult to coin 81. 200 900 in standard
dollars this month. We learn from out
aide parties that the Houskons and
Shanghai Bank has been purchasing all
the available ins silver on the market
for the China trade. The quantity 10
said to aggregate $50. 200 n at from
81 09n 10 81 09H.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12
P..a .Ls.raaL. Inrl u.

Rsao Journal. April IL.
Below we give q statement made BY
All Chousy. Who 10 soon to DO under
sentence Of death. We give the card
for what Il IL worth. letting the public
Judge a. TO its merit:
To TIE PUBLIC: A few days ago I
learned OF the decision Of the Supreme
Court In my unfortunate case. and
although I don't question the honesty
Of their action. I feel kesnly the
INJUSTICE DONE NE
By some one. Conscious OF my inno-
csnoe, for q whole year ! have endured
the painful suspense OF n whose lie
was in jeopardy, and this too, 10 close
confinement, but at all times confident
that In the end I would be declared In.
nocsnt. I can yet scarcely realize that
I must die for the
ACT PENETRATED NJ ASorHrR.
And although death has little terror to
me, knowing I must 60 sometime. and
that Ii matters little how. l yet feel
that natural desire to live that l believe
all feel, NO matter how miserable that
lfe NAV hayo been. or may promise TO
n. b,ys vat hone that a msrciful
Ro.rd of Psrdons and friendly public
viii ..e that the sentence Of death be
NOT rxrcurrp.
And that the clemsncy 20 often vouch-
safed TO others may be extended to me
thereby giving to time. the solver OF all
thincs. he solutiou Of the mystery In
INV cass. and INV yipdication. No one
,.ts for INV dastb. The sntire white
community. Al we'll a NV W country.
man sInress sympstby for me. and On.
.onrssa mn. In tba hone mat I will be
oommr,oj 40 ,-mnrisonmsnt for life.
Tninrinn ~ ui,ht IsciIit.ta sncb com.
a.n..,,ar i-;sS ~ maj. m. follovino
$1,000, =, ,.ct. vhich N tbey don't
nT.n, Isu nv nsocrscr
Ma, .,;Ii cr.,,s 4 rsason.ble doubt suf.
49,, :, 80, 20 rrot.ct from nninst
p..-s r. IL ..
~ .s.n,a 1900. ,h.;s -n,.,o..,i,s
snS.s.nmn,. ms Sho..,. H., nv az.
-, ,o.,hs
xu,,xa nv A.. roxa
....,..s ;-n,arn.,;on tom N. Hon
W C.n,..w.. ...n,. =, s.n F,.n'
80 ~, ~. RI or.iiesJ .rsni.
49, ,h.S.rs
,on An ~ -" sonndsa on :
1891, .n.u;.s
TACT snst tney we're persi..en' suem,es
o' an IN Ms.n ~ ~ 80 =
" a .nnou,,n " H. -. a.,
"h.a.l,nn ,tl;. ia. .nd x.. 40 me-
o~A ~. ~. L.-.".s
Ssss,u, - W nns' .Iiu BUSINESS
Anef aalso ineieAsoo = wv
Aaph rhseo.sL
Against An long. spa .ns iA,,er nss
often s1prssseo nls lea, 70 me ,na. ms
nome NoIiu 10 ou'r Tu no ns.
muIes,eo W .nsu INV w
un'y .ney IN sone %nn,. nnS ~
anluhcuon through 'ns.I lASyer agai
long; = was .'s'"Au a~'e'
anu 'ney were tnwA'ea.
81. Al roSo Vas pAAA f,i.Np 8,
VI mins. ana ms y wen known;
could have q no mouVs LOT kiiing
nun, wnhe tnsir nosunsy wa y, al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12
mormons 6obblins Up Arizona.

The Mormons have planted q colony
OF l50 believers on Little Colorado. An.
zona. They are provided with machin-
cry for . complete WOODEN mill. now be-
ing erected. They have saw mills 10
build their houses and Improvements.
fiour mills and sugar mills; also q tan.
merry. focks Of sheep, seeds and farming
implements, with food TO last till hAr.
vest. and with no lack Of capital to at
test an sarnestness that knows no fail.
urs. With consummste Judgment these
disciples Of their modern prophet have
selected the most desirable lands OF
northern Arizona. where water abounds
for power and irrigation-whsre the eli.
mate Is delicious and the soil productive.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12
That Chinese Baby.


We want Ksarusy here right away.
The Chinese must 20 and that at short
notice. We a stand the Lamanitss
becoming u white and delightsoms
people. bat the idea OF Mongolianizing
the ''ysp" Is too much.
Ayoung Mormon girl gave birth to q
Chinese baby. on Friday night. and We
want to know what the teachers are do
ing anyhow. This thing OF allowing
Cinnamon to run at large soaring the
saintsssss must b put an end to. and
a. the official organ Of our candidate.
John the Revelator. We suggest that
some remedy be adopted at Confer
INCA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12
LouisvrIL. Couriu. Journal

LouisvILLn Couriu. Journal "Ths
young man Of the okolonA (Miss.)
Stats. who furnished the radical news
papers with the article about 'tramplins
the amendments In the nire.' Ia from
Ohio. and he bears the name Of Herman.
IL 10 reported that be. failing to get .
ConsulshiP from Hayes by virtue Of his
stalvart record. got mad and went to
furnishing Southern sentiment for
the stalwarts. The Charleston N,'ss and
Courier concerning Herman. truly says;
Seriously, the South has ito fools as
the North has; IL has its f~rs-ssiins
fanatics. invincibls in peace and invisible
in war. a. tho North has. The difference
is that dsmsgoguss Of the Herman type
have little or no influence in the
South"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12
Mrs. Porteous.
E.,,ka Ss.ha,l. April

karska SesfHst, dprt III.
Miss Lizzie Murphy will DO rsmsm.
bsred by most OF IA citizens as q lady
OF rare musical talent. She was married
TO Mr. Murths some years ago. who was
subsequently, killed by q railroad acci-
dent in Kansas. Returning to Virginia
q year OF two later. she married q Mr..
P~ortsous. Her splendid vocal powers
have made her q great favorite on the
Comstock. and now q movement Is on
foot to ssnd her to Europe I o complete
her education. She writes 10 inquire Of
US whether the people Of Eureka would
Be likely to assist her should shs give q
concert here prior to her departure. In
asmuch as she Was always highly appre-
ciatsd in Eureka. we have no hesitancy
in saying that in our judgment they
would DO much pleased to do 40.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12

DAoorrr. our stalwart Congressman
from Nevada. has been put on the Com
mittss on Militia. This is eminsntly
proper. for he has q mighty malitia-ous
element in his disposition. and believes
in military rule every time where civil
rule fails. They also put him on the
Committee on Census. which vas also
eminsntly proper in connection with his
military appointment. Infantry is his
strong suit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-12

IT never rains but II poun. A Luoas
county item from the Charlton Patriot /;
George W. Young found four pairs OF
twin lambs added to his dock. oon after .
pair Of twin calves and before night Mrs.
Young pressnsd him with q pair Of twins
"a boy and . girl.
From appearances 1. is fair to judge
that Mr. Young is bound twin Ito win)
in the worldly struggle for scompetsncy
and a family. II anybody is unable to
discern our joke in the above. we will
illustrate II by suitable diagrams.