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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-12
A BOLD RASCAL.
llsw He borrowed Mss~y Of lin
Hsektsg asd 0avsSsessity for %
-SaViiie Ga Jait Again.

Savills. the English forger. who made
such an ingenious aud successful escape
from a Deputy Sheriff at San Francisco
last week. was recsptured on Sunday at
Gilroy. The Post gives full particulars.
from which vs take the following rela-
tive to some little financial transactions
Of bis with Jim Hooking. formerly q
well.known resident Of Gold Hill and
Virginia:
A . daring criminal and indsfatisa.
gable foreer and swindler Saville has
perhaps few equals. New and startling
forgeriss have Just come to light.
brought out by his escape. The partio'
ulars Of the newly discovered crimes are
as follows: About three years ago the
wife OF James Hooking. manager Of
Bucklsy's varistiss. corner Of kearny
and Pine streets. got . divorce and all.
nony from him. For not paying the
latter she had him. about seven weeks
ago. sent 10 jail for Ave days. There
Savills made his acquaintance. being
from the same county In England. and
representing to Hooking that his mother
had sent him. through Bliths 4 Co..
bankers at Psuxancs. E5.OO0 sterling.
he induced him to procure him some
blank checks on the London and Ssn
Francisco Bank. whore he said the money
was. These he nllsd out - follows
One for Sl7, 900 was Numbered 50. dated
July z. 1877. and drawn TO the order OF
Leland Stanford or bearer. Asned BY h.
r. Sullivan or Selisman. and on the
back Endorsed. Leland Stanford. Geo.
Z. Slavsn and E. ]. Baldwin. July Goth.
The other check was for S26, 200. pay.
able to Z. J. Baldwin and drawn by ].
c. Flood. Both we're payable at the
Nevada Bank. On these he procured
some $500 OF Hooking. asking him 10
hold them until Bsldwin's return from
Los Angeles. when he would draw the
amounts and pay him. The day Of his
escape he also visited Hooking and boz
rowed q watch valued at $l7O which be
sold for SO at San Jose. Ssvills will
DO carefully guarded and given no more
chances Of escape.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-12
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
speeiai Mssiisx OF the Beard this
Anesasea- Biiis Allowed-CorO.
uer's lloud.

There vas q special meeting Of the
Board OF County Commissioners at l
p. n. today. Chairman Hazeltine presid.
ing. Prssent-Commissionsrs Fraser.
Nys and Gallagher. The minutes Of the
last meeting were read and approved.
Bills were allowed n follows A.
Peaslsy. jobbins Jail. s2s IS; Stephen
wilkin, Auditors fees for July, ssil IS;
R. II. Taylor, lunaoy matters, s77; G..
L. jackson. carpenter work on jail, $50;
Lonksy & Smith. lumber. S32 50; John
Gillig, hardware for Courthouse,
Sl4 so; A. Psasley. jobbing on Cont.
house, S5S 90; j. Fredericks, sundries
for ~Court.houss. Sill %; II. Schosne.
man. repairs to Courthouse. 30 26;
G. williamson. Shsrif's fees for July.
$751; 80; J. P. Smith. stsps for crazy
man, IS 60.
The bill Of wm. Mooney for Sl58,
hack to !Csrson State Prison with ]. 7.
Pritohsrd. was rejected; also District
Attorneys bill OF SIG for livery: also
Sheriff .Williamson's bill OF $50; the
same being rejected In accordance with
legal advice.
The bin Of Jamsa Jewell for $3.50 70
was reduced $i6 and allowed.
That OF Thomas Moses. Justid $ets
Peace, Township No. I. for 81
that oil John Kno,. same. for Tyv
No. 2. Tor Sl2i 20. ~ers sllowsS
]. Demling. groceries Tor poor, s22 90;
p. E. Shannon. examination Of bills. ~;
d. Donovan. Constable's fees, 1851; Q.
u. Brown. bnrials for poor. s42;
John Coughlan. milk for poor. 50;
]. P. Flanniugham, fees for July,
$40 75; Gold Hill DAILY NEWS. adver.
Using. %; q. w. Foulks, wood for poor,
SO 50; N. B. Parsons, Gold Hill DArLr
News for Auditors Office. 20 90; O.
Martinoni, interpreting. %; Lewis q
Deal, opinion In regard to bill, $40;
Coroner Brodsk. Sl75 80. :
Coroner Brodek's bond was reduced
to 90, 900 instead Of $4,000.
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A Polypanous Buck.
Ward Refer.

An Indian. who answers TO the name
Of Jim and who lived happily with his
irst love until Q week ago. suddenly
took q fancy to another Indian maiden
and, pressing his suit. induced her to
take him for better or for .~orss. No. !
did not take kindly. TO. the Arrangement
and refused to 20 to camp or share Jim's
affections with another. She has taken
up her residence In, town. and all Jim's
powers OF persuasion have failed 70 In.
duos her 10 accept The new order Of
things. Jim has attempted to steal the
pspoose, In the hope that Il would bring
her to terms, but bsing told By the Of.
ncen that be would DO looked up In case
he did, has finally concludsd 70 dsalst
and accept the situation Thus matters
stand 1t present. Ills mot oitss that
Indians desert their t1bs, but this ap.
pears to be q genuine Ssss: The strange
part opitls that No. fs rather . hand
some ssusw. whlls No, s.is - heus'y
- 1Aas il -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-12

MrNpHIs, Aug. l2.-on every side
to the north, south and wsst-the fever
continues to spread. Even from the
country comes Q cry Of distress. Ply.
sicians In the employ Of the Howard A..
ISOLATION report q rapid increase In the
number Of new casss. especially beyond
the city limits. There II seems to have
taken Q fresh start, with indications OF
following up the lines Of railroads run.
ming out Of the city. until II embraces
every village that was ravaged last year.
A large amount OF d%sstitution already
prevails, and In daily increaang. 1t will
soon reach such huge proportions that Q
nations charity wilt again be appealed TO
% O last hope Of saving from starvation
Al least 60, 900 souls. The city authori.
ties are straining every point, and hope
to be able to weather the storm without
appealing to the outside world. Within
ten days they will DO forced to make al
appeal. The Howard Association Is In
the same dilemma. It 10 at the great
expense Of over $500 per day. which Is
steadily increasing. with less Than 49,.
600 in the treasury.
At Q meeting Of the executive oom.
mittss last evening . committee Of three
were appointed to confer with the vari.
Gus ministers regarding the propristy Of
closing the churches and disoournging
any large public assembly. which 10 cal.
ouistsd to spread the yellow fever in our
midst.
DR.. o. h. Collins. who has been sent
to Forest Hill to investigate the cases OF
fever at that point, reports that there 10
one person from Memphis down With
the fever who viii die. Every precau
ton has BEEN taken against lie spread.
Ing by isolating the dwellings.
ST.. Louis. Aug. IA number OF
Memphis refugees held Q meeting at the
Lindell Hotel, yesterday afternoon. 10
response to . circular received here from
the Commo loo OF Safety OF Memphis,
asking for aid In supporting the poor
people Of that city during the preva.
ience Of yellow fever there. Ninsteen
business firms subscribed 1855 on the
spot, and donations will be solicited OF
every MemphlAn In this city. al
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CORONER saopEK.
He Ytiss llis Rspsss Sor che Rirss
Rsx Messhs or Hts Term OF o.
n6o wish she (eunty Clerk.

Coroner Brodek has flod In the office
OF the Clerk Of the District Court his
report for the first six months Of his
term Of Office. II 10 made under oath,
IL directed to the District Judge. and
shows the exact condition Of every estate
In which the incumbent has been ap.
pointed administrator.
Tho report IL tsbulatsd and shows the
date Of the appointment Of the admins
traitor, the date Of fling the inventory.
the cash received, the total appraise.
ments Of personal and real property.
the cash sale OF each. the rents. Issues
and profits, the disbursements, the bal.
ance on hand. the value OF the property
on hand, the present value OF each
estate, the amount OF preferred claims
against each estate, the amount Of
claims not preferred. the amount Of pre-
ferrsd claims unpaid, the amount Of
other claims unpaid. the total Of claims
proved, aud the amount due tho estates
from the former Public Administrator.
This IL the first report OF the kind ever
Alsd, although the Law was approved
April lth, 1867. From this report per-
sons interested In the various estates .
sscsrtain the probabilities which exist Of
their ever getting anything ont OF them.
Tho report shows suits brought
,S,ipst the bondsmen OF d. i. Hodges
Of the iollswina estates and Tor
.-y 70 .smouhts. y. Mccarthy.
sI3i 81; Campbell. Sl52 70;
Nathan Jonss. S26e ~; Rose Csb.ne.
500 IS; 4. O. Darling. sS7s 2s;, Mat
thew Devins. Sis; James MoVitey,
$3.50; Levi Steinhof, Sl7 e5; 8. D.
Bantsn. $3.50 e.; Morris Mitchell.
SS05 81; T. W. Roberts. 1886 o.;
David wrings, $789 81; Sam Ping.
$434 90; Annie Fox. 81 50;J. Pendls-
ton. $3.50; john Thompson. 5000 20.
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Ja.sp.dI -. rs~..

The Italian begging fraud jumped
Virginia. leaving 500 OF her fortune
behind for the benefit Of the court and
county. She put up that much when
arrested and forfeited Il yesterday.
Phillipo Fillipellio. who was about the
town with the woman. and Who pro.
tended to Do her father. val yesterday
arrested on q charge OF vagrancy. but no
coin was found on him. He VA found
guilty. as charged. and given ill 2
O'Clock this afternoon to appear for sen.
teucs. He also left Virginia. An
Italian in Virginia who knows him says
the old fellow is worth not less than
az. 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-12
On E~xhtbtsion.

All have an opportunity now to visit
Afillis Christine. the double-hsadsd
nightingale. and Count Rosebud and
Baron Littleanger. at National Guard
Hall. Mile Christine IL indeed the
wonder abe is said to be. Doubs heads,
arms and feet she has, yet but q single
body. One head sleeps while the other
wakes. but she In hungry all over at the
same time. She IL indeed Q mystery as
well a. q wonder. and the more she Is
studied the bigger the mystery and the
grsater the wonder. Nothing like her
has ever been seen before. The little
men are ~curiosities too.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-12

MnsrlrLs ConrSo. - Tue advance
agent OF Hsvsrlsy's Mastodon Minstrsls
va in Virginia yesterday. making ar
ranesnsnts for the appearance Of this
justly celebrated troupe al Piper's opera
House, one week from this evening.
The tronps numbers forty. and the
members have excellent regulations.
The next body OF burnt cork represen.
tatives will probably number about .
hundred. and be called ths Whales. or
the Pls~siosauria : or the Ptsrodactylss
might do.
A Cox1osrAsLx place.. - The hot
weather has not been uncomfortable in
Gold Hill-st least. not at Sam. South
worth,s Senate Saloon. opposite Liberty
Engine House. where the incest and
coolest Of drinks are dispensed to the
Thirsty and suffering. Sam. generally
manages to keep people from rattling
who come 10 his place-not that they
get soaked up there; but just nicely irri.
gated around the tonsils, that's all.
Hoxr AoAIx.-L. T. For. the distin-
suiahsd dispenser Of solid comforts and
thu best Of meats to his friends. Ia homo
again from his ramblings in search Of
the latest OF calves. the best Of lambs
and tbs hsalthsst Of pigs. He has found
thsss desirable articles In abundance on
the ranches Of Nevada and California.
and will continue to supply the tender
est and ~jucisss OF meats TO his custom
srs. Private families and hotels may
always Be- sure OF getting the best OF For.
IxsaovrSo.-Ths rock in the ophir
incline il improving very fast. The
amount Of quartz 10 increasing and the
quality 10 improving also. The indica-
lions are that the incline will run into
ore yet, and before q great while. The
2i00 station set il in. and after sinking
. stump the station will Be chambsrsd
ont and that level p~rospectsd.
TIE insidsfs are buying EN- now. and
q 10 . good time to 60 and nee l.. p.
Drszlsr 4 Co.. stock brokers. Odd Eel.
lows building. Virginia. and arrange to
have q few taken in aud oArrisd. See
their 1odos slssvhsrs.
Trn mAll quartz mills will shortly
- Qsslsd IN Como District.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-12
Good work ..a s..h a. 10 Needed

1t Is really worth while to step into
the Fulton Foundry on the Divide and
see the way work il done there. Every.
thing comes out perfect, whsthsr 1t be
au iron caster or q forty,ton spur wheel.
There are NO better workmen In the
State nor on the coast than are there
employed. and W. Il. Ecksrt. suPerin-
t~udent, il head Of the establishment.
He makes drawings. estimates and specl.
acations Of any and al kinds, and under.
stauds all branches Of mechanical en-.
cheering. The latest great feat OF his
Il the making OF that big wheel for the
Bslchsr air shaft. which ID the largest
job ever done ON the Comstoci and
equal in style. 6nish and general excel.
lence to The beat put up anywhere. The
engines constructed BY the Fulton
Foundry are very 6ne and work 70 .
charm. For further particulars zee notice
elsewhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-12
Tesehsr' E~xsmisasiss.

The supplemental examination OF
those Wishing certificates authorizing
them to teach in the public schools Of
Storey county will commsnes ct the
Third Ward School.houss. Virginia. at
10 A. y. tomorrow (wsdsseay) and
continue through the vsek. The
branchss viii BE- taksn up in the follow
inc order: Wednesday morning. read
ips and photography; afternoon, &C.
ocraphy. Thursday forenoon. aitth.
metic; afternoon. grammar. Friday
forenoon, history; AFTERNOON. aissors:
Saturday. philosophy. physiology and
chemistry. #.
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IYron, Mausmssh.

Reilly Armstrong Is in from Nam.
moth. Like the rest. he. too. reports
the outlook there favorable. The place
has 100 houses. some heavy stores, and
business Is brisk. There are more San
Frsnciscans there on the streets than In
Virginia. Travel 10 now mostly by sad.
die train over the mountains west and
then by rail to the Bay. and san Fran.
CISCO IL thus reached an soon as Carson
il by the route this way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-12
Avrsv.s. ssis asssssE.

n Merry. W II Clarke and wife. Vim
Raymond. II Shrier. p Nsuman. " Burk.
7 A xoons. J Skae. J Wilson. J Kline.
r b II Btsnhouse. n " Hambright, Mat
Canavsn. Carrie Zlmerman. Nellie Devine.
Mrs. Ncdrsdy. Mrs J xcLAin. W A Skid
more. "A Mccullough and family. J H
Pantlind. Mrs Kelly aud child. Lottis
Somsrs, W Grace.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-12

James Heating. Charles Corcoran.
alias Asrons. and John d. wheatAeld.
have been arrested for stealing the
gold watch and chain from eI-oflcer
Kipzls. The watch and chain were
found on young Whsatfsld. Jailer
Hanks did much Of the. working up Of
this case, and all the officers stood In on
il. Young whesiasld IL . resident Of
the Divide, and Corcoran got his name
from the man who wal shot and killed
by Larkin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-12
psparsarss Lat EvesisE.

Miss B Anderson. Mrs. Swan. Nellie
Howard. D Burwick. G II Hobbs. Miss
Hawlsy. Miss Hodgkinson. Mrs 7 II
Rooney. T o'drady. J A Brumsey and
vile. T Norton. b O williams. Nollis
Seymour. @ T Mills. E Mills. ] r Brown.
J Owens, @ L dilpin. J Barkls. Z vii.
liams. " scadden. L Samuel. Bertha
wol1. q Rsddeu. @ Jones. p Jones.
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40 PATENT, NO A 7.
PATENTS

NBTAINHD FOE MECHANICAL DEVICES,
~ medical or other c~ompounds. ornamental
slguments. Intsrfsrsuces, Infrineemshts and
ill mstterS relating 70 Pstsnts promptly sftend.
ed to We make preliminary examinations and
furnish opinions ~ 70 psssniabihty. fse OF
charge, and all who ara interssted In new tnven.
tons and Patents are invited 70 send 10. . ccpy
n sent frse 10 any sddrsss. and contains en-
plets instructIous how 20 obtain fses4ta,xt hd
other valuable matter. DURING. ~ psst I've
years We have obtained nsady thfSS thouaand
patents FOR American and foreign inventor. and
can Give satisfactory references In Almost svs1
county In the Union.
-. LOUIS BA0GKn 3 co..
: Dofyciton Of Patents and AttoFneys at LAV,
L. Droit Duiiding; Warrington. D. Q.
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n tbs principal cities throughout tbs usitsd
States. Europe. Jspan. China Ani tie East
Indies. tie Australian Colonies and Nss Ia.
land, and on uonolula (HsvaiD.
NIw Yoak Bkxxkns-Ths Bank a. NsW Yosk,
N, y. A.; American Exchange Sst;oaAl bssk.
sl .Ss.s; H. st Sa;ss s.ss e. is sa,,.: '''s e. .
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DiNelosss

10. Hampton, v. q. Pstsos.
p FL !. I E!%.s' ~; f ~. 7
lntsrest paid 90 Ordinary and Tern Dsposfts.
Deposits received In SUNNI Of 81 and ukNaf0.
Loans made on approved real sstats. bosds,
stocks, etc. Stocks, currency and silver bought
ii 4. IS. kLDRIDeR, sscrstas,.
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srocx sErOnr.


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50 Raymond 4 Ely. . ID.
2io Eureka Con-. lit. Is
1890 Belmont. soc. $50
20 jackson. A. ~ b5
$50 Leopard. I Is. I 10
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10 Northern Belle. 4 10
100 Husssy. i5c
80 Manhattan. 2
A70 Grand Prize. 4. 3 50. , 20
1900 Argents. I 10. I o..
200 Navajo, SIC
200 Independence. ~
40 Star. &0c
200 Tuscarors. So
SEQ Belle Isle. 5 co. 3 IS. ga
1900 Paradise. ! s.. ~
200 Real Del Monte. ~
200 Albion. 400
400 Nj. Disblo. ~
sA20 North Belle lsls. soc. toe
$50 Nodoc.
los Bodis. IN
l25 Bschtsl, IL
ITO Bulker. 81
sos Syndicate. Q
100 Goodshaw. $50
1870 Oriental, 40c. sc. SOC
l25 Bslsiders. I 40. IL
500 Champion. 4Se
800 Blsskhawk. ~
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400 TiooA, 4. o.
$50 summit. IL. ~
600 South Bodis. 20c
$50 Booker. II. I 20
eco Mono. 81. ST.
10 Con. Pacidc.7
1895 University. 400
so Cr0aus. $50
$40 South Bulwsr. SOC, 7:c. 800
$50 Dudley. I -. lie
% Addends. s5o
1870 North SoondAy. Ss.s
AGO Orisnt. use. &c
$50 N.rnmo 10 81
500 VORTEX. dee
500 Bodfe Chief. 5s
900 Eonsh and Ready. $50
40 Marin White, } -. 81
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Is Silver King. Sx.6
ITO Golden Terra. IL
$50 Caledonia BLACK Hills). Az
400 Queen Bee. 75c
1860 Giant and Old Abe. U
THIS MORNING.
40 0phir. 3Gs. 81
100 Mexican. 30k
40 Gould & Curry. lik. H.. Nb
10 Best 4 Bslcher. isa. Isl.
$50 California. 81. SAL
Us Savage. IL. l2S
500 Con. Virginia. 81
70 Chollar. ca
It's Potoui. ~. 4 10
250 Halo & Norcrosa. l%N. lit Is, li'i
80 Crown Point, I GO
20 Yellow jacket. l6t
20 Imperial. / l3. Il.
IS kentuck. A.
90 Alpha. CAV
40 Bslcher. ~
$50 Sierra Nevada. -. a.. Az
220 Utah. 10. lss. lss
$50 Bullion. ca. c.
Ids Overman. 9s.9
S. Justice. s 40. So
lS4 Union Con-. IS. Az
las Alta. ca. 6S
AGO Lady Bryan. &c. 90e
40 Julin, &i5. ~
100 Caledonia. 2 10. 2 10
$40 Silver HUI. l 90. I %
Is Challenge. ~. ~
100 New York. 75c
$40 Occidental. I G5. IL, l 30. ! o.
~ Exehequsr. Ga
400 woodvllls. 500
$50 Lady Warrington Con-. IL
100 Grown Point Rsvins. go
a55 Ardcs. I o.. I ~
800 wells-Fsrgo, Toe
so Ward. II. I 10
AIS scorpion. AZ. 2 %
$50 Lsviathan. Zoe
Is North Con. Virginia.
100 Trojan, So
lao Benton Con-. I 03. 4 10
900 Con. Dorado. I IS. IN
1850 Ylowsry. CSC. 600
1850 North BONANZA. I IS. ] 60. ~. I 8:
A0O Naokay. I Is. II. l IS. I co
1850 South Utah. 90. loo
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IssUEs Commercial aud fnvsisef csYdtts.
available IN any pat OF the world. oAkse
tnnsscs OF money By Telegraph md. eabis. and
draws exchange 81 customAsy usaness.
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suPEsrxrxxpExr JAxrs Of The Yellow
jacket mlns YES snssB The szzivals y
rail- yesterday.
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ExohAMcg

This Bank has Special rssiiissss -
Deating n Baillsa.
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DfRRCrORs,

LOUIS HcLANE. rfe1dsns
j. 0. ,phs y. 'iIsiGiTiY;." I. rIoC ,'-'
JAMES q. FAIR.
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PIGNoS AND DREAMS 70 RENT.

THE BEST PIANOS ANpLAz-
! ORGANS s.ef Offered for
g: ct, :. |. ,as .sais. Al nearly ssyl "
csissss e.
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Through Passenger Train for Ban Franciseo
leaves virginia daily steS:n and Geld Hll 2,
days) with Lightning Express Saving Reno q
0 ri arriving as ban Frsueisco VIA Vallejo
a. ii,i0 A. n. on the following day. On BAT.
uRDAYB connects only with Overland Pns.
sanger leaving Reno 81 1905 4. T.. arriving g
Ban Frsncisco via STOCKTON o. &is ?. =. On ne
sIEEYfNa CAB iesves Carson for Sen yrsn.
cisco via vallsio daily tsxcspt eaturdays) -
7:8 :. 4. Returning, ,lesves Ban Francisco fof
Carson via ysikjo daily texespt sundaysl o. .
Z. Y; L.RINaros. Gent sagr:
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS SANK.

No. Is SOUTH Q = K
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
The Yellow Fever.

.r,o..l 70 Il aolD ullL pAur u.v.,
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

+ Z. BAwYR1 DEsiRns 10 iHFoRx
IL, tha public that he Will eloas 6sslnsss BsS
TENDER Isl and that In the meantime he VIII
eel lumber and building material e. lees thsn
cost prise. AL parsons indebted 70 him IN
hersby potihed thai Their accounts must b
settied immedia'elS. or stsps will Be .ta2sASs
enforce payment. I. =. HkWYNI.
Goa 6i1, Alspst Z. 1878.
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eCC Awssk in your own town. &c.,
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BAxKERs AND BRokEH,
OF SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-28
THE PLAGUE.

ST. PETERsBURG, Jan. 27.-The Journ-
al de st. Petersburg and Golos, discuss
cussing the measures adopted abroad in
view of the spdemic ia Astrachan, ap.
prove the proposal of appointing an in.
ternational medica commission, declar-
ing that the question concerns humanity
at large. The Journal de st. Petersburg
says: "The timely and energetic meas
ures adoptedby the Russian Government
and the promptitude with which the in
formation was communicated to the pub
hc, are proofs that the time is past for
bureaucratic mystery In matter affect
ing the publ health"
Official kilograms received on Sunday
from the infected districts stated that nc
persons are now Ill with the epidemic a,
WetliaDda. In the other villages attack.
ed by the plague one death and two ne "
cases are reported. At Tsaritein com
mission has been appointed by the minis.
ters of the interior and of ways and com.
msnications to prevent the spread of the
catagion by the roads or railways.
A special public health commission on has
also been appointed. The town of Tsar
itsin Is surrounded by military pickets
and quarantine has been established or
both sides o: the river Volga. The No
voc Vrenga publishes report, which
lacks confirmation, tnat the epidemic ha,
appeared in or near NJ Moscow, and calls at
tention to the filthy condition and mode
of living of the Russian workmen and
peasants.
ROME, Jan. IA decree has been is
sued ordering the rigorous inspection,
and disinfection of vessels from South
| Russian ports.
VIENNA, January 27-The Austrian
! consul at Moscow contradcis a reporl
or the outbreak of the epidemic at Rusa
in the government IF Moscow.