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The West Joining In Trying TO
shake on the Load.

-
shake on the Load.
SAS Francisco. Feb. 24.-At a special
meeting OF the Chamber Of Commerce
this afternoon the following resolution
was adopted and ordered telegraphed to
President Hayes:
Resolved. That the Chamber Of Com.
mercs OF the city OF San Francisco ~ q
commercial body. aud understanding as
we necessarily do the scope. object and
purport OF the bill just passed by Con-
gress known a. the bill to restrict Chi.
nsss immigration. and which bill Is to
DO or has been presented TO the President
Of the United States for his signature,
earnestly. dispassionately and delibsr-
ately recommend his approval OF the
bill In the interests OF American ter.
ritory. American labor. American peace,
American commerce. American home
philanthrophy, American protection to
the most valued social interests Of the
Pacific Coast. and on the broad ground
Of wise and timely guarding Of modern
civilization and Christianity against
social contact with overwhelming num-
bers OF ancient and incorrigible social
t.nor.n. 4. onn.;.s. wa ms.n n IN be
aopnrsh.n.;vs ~ ,hs Last d.orss and
49, ~. r.nowm.rd, The annrorsI of tba
bill In the interests Of American labor
va mean to protect 1t from descending
tne eIsao .owala squa a,a.rs..n u m..~a ~,
auu VIZ. n.,,so,;on ,,om : wsr n ,sc.s
me- ..,sW;,,as ,h., ,o,Iaw In Inc
anu VIZ ". ns.;na;nas y, vhich M
unAi..n",;na q; lem. ,nJ WHARF M
so.isi -.x,nna,his. s.ist In common.
M. =, ., ,hs West on tbis mil.
;.cs whish 4. oyerwbelming. should be
yso,rSed by The East a. conclusive. We
20 an ,bs ground and know whereof we
800
sa;.r.a,. n n prux,ss p~,ssidsnt.
49, 49,. s.c,.,.,v
49, NwD"u,.
Inc question OIL ea.iing puono ma
meeting was referred 70 tne n.y. wiz
Inc request 'na' ne ACT wl.noa as'1y
Ihs san fLaneiseo oo y Co
m1oe, ~ an aiuclo ,a.o,ios sa ~
aon Q, Cninsso n' s,'' 49, IN
eaie'uiy'prspafsu Nh .n5 ,ho
anIe o. uaue $500, an. ,ha ,o,.I
oni'eu o.A'es' 'noN Wv
imports 10 anu from ou.na, % s ~.
y me oas'om ,oI,ows P,nn,,.
aSc 40 s imnor,. s,l Mi al or
49, sSs hsa SsG -ranrossnts
I'm I'D hnil,or Tha e,nort trnde.
~. "a, u 4. MAINLY in Chipsss hands
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Assembly.


Convened at lO:Jo A. u. speaker II.
A. CASTOR In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. MT. 1. M: Weir.
journal read approved.
Leave Of absence granted to Msssrs.
Wsrmuth and Watt.
REroRrs OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Powell. from Committee on Trade and
Nanpfactnrs ysnoytsd favor.blv ON q
n No. IoI fstsvsrt's Annrsntios hin !
Ferguson. from COMMITTEES on Public
Morals. reported fayorably ON A. II. No.
l07.
u woopsuhS BILL.
Alien. rom .ne JOINT p OF
roui,oen, plesen'eu mAlo1l'y lepol'
,h., n do no, nsss
Williams presented q minority report
from tho same committee fsvorabls to
the bill a. amended.
Allen Of Lincoln moved that the ma
jori,y report be adopted.
MeiaIkey, as an Amendmsn1 moVea
Una, .ne majority report % aaop.ea.
Maynusn no'eu - suosA'u.9 'ra'
DOM reports, togelner WIN me ol', 20
mauo sPecisi orusr tomorrow .. 1
O'Clock de subsequently Withdrew tne
MOTION.
T.. Ia =. .S. "a .s ~,
DO adopted. Lost on call Of roll. Ayes
Is, noes %,
A motion to adopt minority report
was los. q oy vote OF ~ 20 so; Ins ma.
)ority report was men aooptsd oy Vo1s
Of ~ TO IL.
PETITION.
Smith. NJ Lynn. offsred n petition
from silver City askinu he massage Of
Lewis and "Woodburn" biIls'
w,..,o, NOV ~, oo,,,vo,
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.,,.,.,. ,n,. n...,.r.

X Kelly. Jas Suffer. 4 o Alexandra. Geo
l. Drsnder. u y Armstrong. Adah Ellis.
Miss NJ o'Connell. 4 Newell. Mrs Gleeson.
II o Dodge. II Markell and wife. Miss
Madigan. II Plageman. y Plagoman, IA
Wise. JFB McCleery. Az Meyers. Mrs
J Winnie. Mrs L d Pi,ley. Mrs Freeman,
Miss Augustine. Mrs J II Ryan. DIR W U
Conwell, VIM Thomas. L A Littlefleld.
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. RESULT.

II males no difference how many physicians
or how much medicine you have tried. Il 10 now
an established fact that German Syrup II ths
only remedy which has given complete aatis.
faction In severe cases OF Lung Dissssss. lis
true there are Jet Thousands Of persons who
a'e preiisposed 70 Throat and Lug Aneeuona,
Consumption. HemorrrhAges, Asthma, ssvers
Colds settled on the breast, Pneumonia, Whoop-
ing Cough. etc.. who have no personal fnovl.
edge Of Boschee's German Syrup. To such No
would nay that b0,0 90 dozen were sold last year
without one complaint. Oonsumptivss, TT lust
one bottle. Regular sire 10 oents. Sold By al
druggists In America. deal COW Bat
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For the Girls.

DosroN. Feb. 25.-The officers Of
Harvard College propose to allow young
women to pass through the different
stages OF instruction under the tuition Of
the various professors. but with Q dis
tinct organization. to be controlled by Q
board OF seven Cambridge ladies. They
are not to DO considered students OF the
college. but moro properly private pupils
Of the professors, with oil the various
branches Of the college open TO them.
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lie VIII Veto Il.

NKw YoRx. Feb. 25.-Ths Tribune's
Washington correspondent says: il is
now certain that the Chinese bill will b
vetoed. The message with which the
bill will be returned TO the House will
set forth in strong terms the idea that
proper regard for the national honor
demands strict observance OF all treaties
until they are modified by the usual
methods recognized among nations hold.
ing diplomatic relations with each other.
II will also maintain that the bill VIC.
lates the traditianol principles upon
which the Rspuclic was founded.
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Iron Advancing,

NEW YoRx. Feb. 25.-I. Ia stated that
the price Of iron has advanced fifty
cents a ton in Pennsylvania within q
week. and the production Of certain
mills have been sold for months ahead
10 that further orders have been dreaded.
According to the Philadelphia Record
the demand is 40 great that producers
say they could sell tons for every one
they are turning out.
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cea,..ainx N.,is..i,si...

The irrepressible conflict was again
waged in Virginia last evening. About
4 O'Clock n ChinamAn sought TO obtain
of n Mexican -. and got q black eye
instead. There was a general rush Of
C.l,stials for tho Mexican. but miners
eomincfrom change Of shift protected the
fellow ill he beat u retreat. Verify. the
Chinese must 20, still. no one would
think Of sustaining. even in opinion.
such n way Of paying an Indebtedness
a. ana of their representatives.
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Bisbop Purcell,

CINCINNATI. Feb. 25.-The Iolks
Freud. a German Catholic organ.
demands a statement Of the affairs Of
Archbishop Purcell. which II has reason
to fear may DO worse than represented.
The German Catholics charge that the
money. much OF which Is their own, has
gone to build Irish churches.
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FOREIGN.
Revolution in New Granada.

PANAMA, Feb. 25.-ln an engage
msnt at olivsres, Antioquia. between
the Government troops and the Rsvo.
lutionists. twenty-five men were killed.
The Rsvolutionist had rather the worst
OF the battle. The Cauca Is invaded by
5000 Antioquiaus, and the nsighborins
States are called upon for men and arms
10 repsl the invaders. Some hard fight
ing and the expenditure OF u million or
more money will be necessary to restore
order.
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Captain Paul Boyton.

PrrrsBuRo. Pa, Feb. 2l.-Captain
Paul Boyton, who has undertaken TO
float from this city to New Orleans In
his life-saving apparatus. started on bis
long voyage ut $50 this morning. The
temperature Of tho water was ut the
freezing point and the river running full
OF ice. lie expects to reach Rochester,
Pa. tonight. Steubenvills on Tuesday
night aud Wheeling on Wednesday
night.
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VOICE PROM A

Prom Virginia oitya poor sufferer. alnoss
dsvoursd alive By an uicsrous secret disease.
sepds 10 bis thanks and gratitude for his n.
cover 10 health. effected By thoss sterling GOOD
medicines, Bristol's SarSaparilia and Pills,
established for over forty years. Thsy have thu
conAdsncs Of both doctors and patients.
su1ttm
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Locations.

Notices OF mining locations have been
filed In the Office OF the County Recorder
as follows:
Alabama Mining Company-By John
+. DAILY, 1900 feet. Virginia Mining
District /; situated about a mile and a
half in an easterly direction from the
County Hospital buildings and about
one mile south from Six.Mile canyon
and west from the Stone Quarry.
Stone Quarry-By j. IL. Moore. 1000
feet /; commencing 275 feet southeast Of
Rocky Bar shaft and running south, the
same being 400 feet wide.
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NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE.
NINTH SESSION.
SPECIAL TO TIE. COLD arIs !DArr .sr~,.
Senate.

Senate.
CARsos. New. Feb. 25. 1879.
Convened at 10 80 A. n. Lieutenant
Governor Adams In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Geo. r. Davis.
PETITION.
Mcconnell presented o petition from
40 citizens Of winnemucca and the
Democratic and Republican County Cen.
trail Committees. praying the passage Of
the Lewis and WOODBURY. bills.
REroRrs OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Stone from the Committee on Eleo-
tons reported favorably on Senate Bills
Nos. 90 and 80.
Stewart from the Committee IN Edu.
cation reported favorably on Assembly
Bill No. l05.
Shepherd from the Committee on
Agriculture reported ~unfavorably on
Bill No. 100.
MEssAoK RoN n GOVERNOR.
Transmitting approval OF Senate Bill
No. 10. relative 10 the erection OF the
Eureka Courthouse /; also, Bill No. 9,
relative to legislative expenses.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Cassidy - That Miss Frances
Hodgkinson receive 800 for extra scr.
vices a. Clerk Of the State Library.
Lost.
BY Cassidy-Thst the State Con.
troller be directed to draw his warrant In
favor Of Mr.. Gallagher for the payment
Of $l03. costs Of contssting the seat Of
Mr.. darrard.
Mr. Cassidy explained that q similar
resolution was passed two years ago.
but the Controller refused to pay the
bill. Passed.
by Boarman-That the Controller
draw his warrant for 500 In favor Of
l.. ID. Wright for services a. clerk Of the
Committee Of Fourteen. Amended TO
$40 and passed.
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Heavy Storm.

ST. JoHS. N. B.. Feb. 2i.-During a
terrific storm yesterday on Prince Ed.
ward Island the Catholic church at Car
digsn road. the Presbyterian church at
Souris and the railway sheds at Sum.
msrsids were all blown down. The
snow In the railway cuttings is from
sixteen to twenty feet deep.
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Railroad Accident.

CulMDxRsBuRo. Va, Feb. 25.-whils
shifting the mail train South at this sta.
ton yesterday afternoon one car cor.
tanning about twenty-five passengers left
the track from some unknown cause and
fell over an embankment six feet high,
turning over on It's side. Fifteen or
eighteen persons were severely injured.
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Robson indicated.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-Ths report Of
the minority Of the committee appointed
to investigate the official acts Of Robe
son during his career AZ Secretary Of the
Navy entirely clears that gentleman Of
anything like fraud or u%nfairnsss. IL
is, indeed. . oomplsts v~indication.
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should have pretty teeth In them. but Il is not
unusual TO see bstveen rosy lipa, teeth diseoi-
ored and decsying through neglect. This dis
figuring defect should BE- repaired without do
lay. By using fragrant sOZODONr. which 70
and renders them snowy white. This admir-.
able aid 10 beauty 10 perfectly harmless and
eIhAles Q most delightful roma, and II In
every respect preferable 70 the ordinary tooth
psstss and powders. Tu II and Sc 70. your.
saif fall In
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A CARD.

To al who ss suffering from the sror and
ipdisors.ions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. ETC.. ] viii send .
recsipt that will cure you, YRnE or ciiAnat'
This great remedy wa discovered By mission.
ary In South America. bend . selfeddfesssa
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH =. INhAN,
Station D, Bibls Hoase, New Sofk CITY,
fsl On
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n Tilden Wave,

Nxw YoRx. Feb. 25.-Ths Tribune
says: The Tildsn wave Is booming in
the West, East. North and South. oil ct
once. Connecticut has been submerged
by It, the South Is all prepared to 60
under, and now the word comes from
the West that "Bsrkis Is willin'" there
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Mining Excitement.

Boprr, Feb. 25.-The town is greatly
excited over q new discovery Of quartz
afty miles southeast OF here. Prospec.
tors have brought in large specimens OF
free gold rock. and claim II is the crop.
pings OF Q wide ledge. II assays over
100000. A stampede has already set
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pe...,.r.. a., E,..i.x.

IA Drumsey. n Smart, J = Lamb. As
Warren, II Nortyn. @ A Fry, q W sproule.
u s Rsinsiein. II c Vermont, 8 Schwartz,
Belle West. q TAvenor, II Drisaeher.
J Carpenter. s l. Ewing and wife, Mrs
Henry. J Harrington. A y Scott, L u Rail.
ID L Sessions, J Lewis,
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Highway Robbery.

FoKr wonTH. Texas, Feb. 25.-Sun-
day morning the stage hence from Fort
Yuma was halted inside Of the city
limits by three masked h~ighwaymen
and the passengers wsrs compelled TO
give up their money. Tho mail bags
were robbed Of fourteen registered
nackaQea.
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IT RRMoyRs wRINkL.Rs

And sofsus the akin. The regular use Of Nur.
ray q Lanman's Florida water o the toilet
tsnds TO prevent and remove wrinkles, The sort
nsss Of the skin produced By % taking away the
natural inclination Il the cuticls 10 form into
ridgss and furrowa uo1e IN
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Robhlnu a Printer.


GHftkQ L<udr.
The room Of . wealthy printer was On.
tered by Q bold burglar recently and
plundersd Of It's contents, or rather the
contents Of tho sleeping oompositor's
pockets. The thief wal we'll rewarded
Tor his trouble. securing = heavy booty,
including coin to the amount OF 81 70, .
pocket knife valued at fifty cents, q
bunch Of keys. and q faro chip. The
money is the entire savings Of two years
steady work, and its loss totally bank.
rupts the unfortunate man; the keys he
can spare. as he has neither trunk NOR
valise, and the knife was o giit, but the
faro chip was . memsnto Of many In
vtstments that have absorbed the greater
portion Of his earnings. While the craft
sympathize with their oomrade, they
temper their pity with s~arcastio refiso-
tons on his imprudence In carrying 30
much wealth about his person.
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N,our before last q man tired Of car
ryins too big a load through @ street.
Virginia. ran his head against the ballast
mole Of a curtain to an awning and was
picked up out Of the gutter. Inc
nearly sobered him.
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FATAL DELAY.

Il 10 often the case that We ssernes our lives
by delaying the use Of proper remedies. Aisv
hours Lost IL ofsen fatal In aeute disesses:
han unehected huriss on 70 morttncation
and dssth. Do not BE- guilty Of this fatal delay.
Irs frvsly Bristol's sarsapahlla and pilis; N
them ron have safety and health. oc1s cod In
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THE PEOPLE.

They Are Called Upea 20 rsek Up
Their Committee and sussais
tho Auti.Rniirosd novemens-
street asd Committee neetisEs
Ia virginia Last Evening".
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REM all Right.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-Ths Reno In
vestigation Committee will report that
sufficient evidence has not been eduoed
to warrant q c~ourt-martial. This will
amount 10 an exoneration.
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Dismissed.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 25.-Captain Blair.
who pleaded guilty Of having two wives.
has been dismissed from the army.
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Avs IRON rHE BONANZA MINES

The official statement Of ore extracting
and milling operations at the Consol.
idatsd Virginia mino for the past week.
as compared with the previous week, is
AS follovs.
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ISSUES Commercial and Tzvelen' Crediis,
available In any part Of the world. Makes
tlnsfers OF money by telegraph and cable, and
dnw exchange ~ customary usanees.
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CARsoS. New. Feb. 25. 1879.
Convened at 1880 A. n. Lieutenant
Governor Adams In the chair.
PRAYER BY Rev. Geo. r. Davis.
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BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
AGENCY,
COLD HILL NEVADA.
". II. sLAuvKLr ...................AGKsr

nEPosIrs ofC0Is OR BULLION received.
~ sither oa open Account. or 10 Issue Ckh.
TIPlcATRs therefor, payable lst the option OF
the holder In 9oid HIN or Ban Francisco; TO
mako collections, purchase Bullion stthe most
favorable rates. or advance coin thereon when
forwarded TO the Parent Bank In San Francisco;
soils Bill, Of Rxehange, and transsets General
Banking Business.
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EErOsr.
LAST EVENING.

Lasi hNttANss
20 Raymond 4 Ely,6
ITO Eureka Con-. 2ss
l95 Jackson. TAI
$50 Belmont. tjc, soc
20 Leopard. s5c
$50 ella. SOC
SIS Northern Belle. ~. ~. 10. 9s
40 Manhattan. ~. %
ITO Grand Prizc. ), ~ so. ~ 81 D,
AS
1t0 Argenta. 9Sc,
27j Navajo. 2Oc. loe
1850 Endowment. loo
go Independence, 50
200 Star. 7jc
100 Belle Isle, soc
200 Day. o
100 Hamburg. SOC
$50 Hillside. ~
$50 Highbridge. Ioc
795 Paradise, "a. = 20. 2 u, 2.20o
As Real Del Monte, ~
1850 Esmeralda. 1, l 10, 1
COO Modoc. Sc
ASS Boiis, IA. liz
$50 Decbtel. COO, Doc
$50 McClinton. I5c
SEQ Tioga. ~. l GO. IN, ~, IL
1850 summit. 2 ~. IN
les Bulwer. 10, ist
100 GoodshAw. SOC
200 Bslvidere. Coo. 500
100 Oriental, i5e, zoe
80 B~lackhAwk. l 10
100 South Bodie, soc
COO Booker. tjc, 4Oc
js5 Mono. I 20, 2
go Con. Pacific, ih,2
27j Dudley. Coo
1900 south Bulwer. 1. l IL, %, 10
10 Martin White. 81
los Leeds.
500 Tiptop,i
20 Silver King. %
200 Giant 4 Old Age, 30
THIS MORNING.
$50 Ophir, a, 4ik. us, AN b
IT'S Mexican. t3k. i3s, ~
400 Gould 4 Curry. l3s i3h, IL, i2s
40 Best 3 Belcher. y. 2is, 2ls
TOO California. Ca. GU, GS,6s,W
Go Savage. II, l3S
1900 Con. Virginia, ~
rs ChollAr- Potosi, AZ, Is
l95 Hale 4 Norcross. IGN, lea, i6s
eco Crown Point. 5h,,5
7s5 Yellow Jacket. II, 2is b, 81 b, 81
bio
1850 Imperial. 1 30. l 20 b5, / IL
80 Kentaek, 5a.5
lic0 Belcher. CT, ca, 6S, %
20 Confidence. iis
los Utah. In. Is, ISL
2305 Bullion. 10. ~, ~. IN,
li2O EIehsqusr. ca. Gu. Gs bio
i40 OvermAn, 10, 81
405 Justice. 4 30. 4 81, ~
ans Union Con- sis. sou
500 Alta. @. GU ..GS. ca b, 81
1905 Lady Bryan. ~,
96J julia. 5s..5s, ~
2si Caledonia, 2 80. IN
300 Baltimore. 1
720 silver Hill. 2 10, 1852
355 Challenges, "a, 3 10
500 Dardanelles. 4. . 30, 3 80, 3 50, 100
100 New York. coo, SIC
1850 Phil Sheridan. soc. i5c
200 Lady Washington, l 20
$50 Andes. $50
100 wells-FArgo. i5c
$500 Ward. I 50. I So, 90
leo Scorpion. l 20
$50 LsviathAn. Csc. 55c. soc
60 North Con. Virginia. Is, 1874, l2A,
l2S, i2hs
$50 Trojan. 3ec
AIS Benton Con-. 4 IS. 4 co. ~
1866 Solid Silver. Coo
$50 Santiago. 80
100 Con. Dorado, zoe
1900 Plowery. Sc, iOc
20c0 North bonanza. 2, 10, ITO, 2O5, AIS
800 Plutas. I co
GO MAekAy. 3 40. ~
200 Maryland. 75c
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On the I'D instant the Consolidated
Virginia mine shipped bullion valued at
Si7.57 Al. making q total for the month
to date OF $3.50. liS 10.
On the I'D instant the Hillside Mining
Company shipped bullion valued At
s5.i7O,
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ALI. poTEN.
Gold Hili. Feb. 81. isss.

Referring 10 the above. the News Publishing
Company desire TO inform the p1bhe thai they
will continue the publication % the Coin HILL
DAILY NEws and the business Of the job once
In eonneetioa therrwith. The patronage OF the
public 10 respectfully solicited.
WILLIAM p. PRATT.
Business Manager.
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OF SAN FRANCISCO.

IN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
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EXCHANGE

This Rank has Special Facilities ssr
Dealing In Builien.
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Convened at 1880 a. N. Speaker II.
A. CASTOR In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. T. III. Weir.
Journal read and approved.
Leave Of absence granted TO Messrs.
Warmth and Watt
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DIRECTOltsi

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Following Is the official statement oil
ore extracted and milling operations at
the California mine for tho past week:
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-11-14

the toe of a moccasin 10 which they
had fixed q handle about six inches
long, and loop to 60 around the
wrist. It is almost & miracle that
Mr.. York was not killed, but he WAS
worth several dead men, as was plain
~ exe,nplifed by the appearance OF
the prisoners after the conflict. Drs.
Morrison, TAFT and Clarke dressed the
wounds. Saluskin ard kiupt are do
ing well. but we fear that T~eone viii.
cheat the gallows, though he may live
to meet his deserts on Saturday, Nov.
22d.
Mcostonic, the murderer that turn
cd states evidence, was released la1
night. Just before dark two indians
came down from Moses camp, bring
ing his horses, 80 head. to pay his
costs. They say tina. Chief Moses
came TO them as they started and told
them that if they came hack to his
country he would Kill them, and told
them TO tell the whites Of Yakima
that he would memaio0se them should
they dare to come into his domain
J. H. /! IN Oreg0nioa.