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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
Assault 10 Murder.

SAN FRAScIsco. jan. q. - Charles
Martin was arrested last Sunday night
on a charge Of assault to murder. II
appears that Martin. while under the In.
iuencs Of liquor, was calling at tho
house OF Justus Algern. 10 Evsritt
street. and ~ he was about 10 come
away got into q scufiis with Algsrn. for
some unexplained reason. during which
the latter either fell or Was thrown down
Q flight Of stairs, receiving an ugly
wound upon the head. Mrs. Algern,
who Witnessed the row. states that Mar
tin made an assault upon her husband
with u knife. hence the charge. Algsrn.
who 10 q cook In the Palace Hotel, was
taken In an unconscious state TO the
City Receiving Hospital.
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Irip.r's opsr. Iasase.

Josh IIart's Novelty Company last
evening concluded q very short but sue
cessful engagement at Piper's Opsrs
House. The company Is an excellent
one and would have drawn good audi
enees for . longer season had not the
Opera House been prs-engsged. Harris
entertainments have the right swing to
them. There are no delays. no vexa.
tious waitings. sneh a. cause the weary
soul to rush out aud take . drink In
self defence. The various specialists are
artists and prime entertainers.
Tonight the famous Rentz Female
Minstrels will entertain. They will be
patronized by all lovers Of art, whether
in tho male or female form divine.
Their performances are a. free frcm OBJ
jectionable features ~ any on the mod
ern stage. and as artistic. Advocates Of
the rights OF woman TO enter new fields
OF occupation will be especially general
in their attendance. Ladies' will 20 us
usual-at least there Is no eason why
they should not do 80. Those who
wish favoIite seats will lose no time in
securing them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
Moro State Rights.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The Demo.
cratic Senators in caucus to-day agreed
upon 4 substitute for Edmunds' rssolu'
ton declaring the thirteenth, fourteenth
and fifteenth amendments equally valid
with other amendments OF the Constitu.
ton. The substitute. while recognizing
the binding force OF the amendments
named. regards Senator Edmunds' reso-
luton a. proposing legislative action in
conflict with decisions OF the Supreme
Court. particularly in the Cruikshank
case, holding that the Constitution does
not confer the right to vote on any one
but simply coniers the privilege Of free
dom from any discrimination on account
Of race. color or previous condition. aud
that the regulation Of suffrage belongs
exclusively TO the several States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
ASSAULT 10 MURDER.
Mariner J. Kent Trying to Put Bay.
light Through n Friend.


SAX Francisco. Jan. 20.--A shooting
ARRAY. the cause Of which is involved in
considerable mystery, occurred about
7:3O O'Clock last Friday evening on the
corner Of Dupont and Berry streets.
Mariner j.. Kent, who was very much
under the influence Of liquor. met John
Landsuberg. and after shaking hands
with him drew a revolver and fred at
Landsnbsrg. the ball taking effect high
up on the right thigh. Kent was heard
TO mutter AZ be was being brought TO the
City Prison by officer Michaels that he
wished he had killed L~andenberg. He
refused to say why be shot the latter.
but intimatsd that his intended victim
had insulted his wife. On his side,
LandsnberR characterizes the affair a. q
cowardly attempt to murder him. He
states that for three months past he has
been on quite friendly terms with Kent
and his wife. frequently passing an
evening with them. On New Years day
10 dined with them. and last saw Kent
before the shooting on Wednesday Of
last week. when he chatted quito pleas
antly with them. lie declares his ina
bility to fathom Kent's reasons for at
tempting TO kill him. rs he had certainly
given no 20 far ss Ksnt's wife was
concerned for any such proceeding.
Kent was locked mp OF a charge OF as.
sault to murder. and on being searched
S25 and two revolvsrs wsro found upon
him. Landenberg was removed to the
hospital. whore his wound. which is not
serious, was dressed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
County Ceuuissss.ss..

The Comfy Commissioner met this
afternoon. all present except Canavan.
County Assessor Skyrms reported oil
the books missing from his Office. Ex-
Assessor Fox said they had been taken
from the Office, he did not know by whom.
The Assessor was instructed TO make
out q list Of what he wanted and the
matter referred to the Court House Com
mittee.
The District Attorney was nearly in
the sane liz. He wanted the complsts
snaetmsnts Of the State. Court House
Committee.
Hszeliine reported the requisite bill
authorizing transfers OF county funds.
ETC.. as drawn and introduced.
Policies Of insurance were accepted Ms
follows: Instruments at Comfy Hos
piial. $1,000. Pest-house. $3.50: Hospi-
tai building. ~. 500; Courthouse, 81,
900 (total. $50. 500 on Court.house).
A policy on the furniture Of the Hos
pital for $4,000 was referred to the
Hospital Committee.
Bills were allowed as follows: George
A. King. insurance. SGG %; L. L. Shan.
non. mistake Of tar roll. 81 40.
The bill Of George 5. Saunders for
SlO5. presented q year ago and never
acted on. was referred to the District
Attorney.
Adjourned till l p. N. OF the Sd
prpximo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
liotiir Travel.

Travel between the Comstock and
Bodie Is brisk. The country seems
filed with people anxious to get to that
place, and there seems to DO about as
many there who are anxious to get away.
Those away expect great things OF that
camp '.in the Spring" Between ths
two camps tho present means OF transit
are kept well busy. and not all who wish
seats In Allman's stages a get them.
The trip Is made in 81 hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
Slungshot Brulser.

San Francisco. Jan. 2l.-on Satur'
day evening Robert Black called upon Q
lady friend OF his residing at the Idaho
House. on Montgomery street. While
cropping his way through the dark hall.
way he was suddenly struck upon the
head with 4 slungshot. lie grspplsd
with his unknown assailant, who drew
a knife and cut Black on the check. The
noise Of the scufiing brought special
officer Manning to the scene and he took
the parties TO the Central Station. where
Blacks adversary gave the name OF
Robert Parks. lie was charged with
assault to murder. and carrying . slung.
shot. Jealousy Of Blacks attentions to
the woman caused the murdsrous as
sault on the part OF Parks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
Aru,.,. shla nar.l.x.

Harry somers. J y Ksneen. y Bishop,
n Hosdieh. n G Hillyer. G Derby. George
sohultx and wife. u Morrison. Vim Riley,
T Y Alchoru. rhos Costello. p Coyie, o I
Barber. Y Peterson. George Nonson. N d
Levitt and wife. Jas Collins. Miss Adah
Itternsli. MAbsl santley. Lulu Mortimorc,
Ida Kenyon. Hattie Forrest. May Ten
Brock. Kate Raynhsm. fiorie Plim'oll.
Marie Pascos. Nellie: MeDermoit. Kate
NeDermott. Rosa Lee, iii Henry. J Z
Hsnswaw. John Gilbert. Mark Ksiniz. Ben
Levitt. J Lehman. J sehrader. AZ bailey.
james Grimm. Miss Lyke. J Broderiek and
wife. J p Forbes, A Forbes. Miss Engle.
y u Hunt. Mrs y s Osborn. TT Dillon,
Capt John Kelly. Jules obenrsizer. Z y
Burton. J p HiIon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
.oLD TINES Ro1.D
Grand Blowout BY the Veterans
of 40

w.
New YoRx. Jan. 21.-The fourth an.
nual banquet Of Cslifornisns last night
at the Sturtevant House was we'll at
tended. About 100 psrsons were pres.
snt. Among those present were Gen.
eral Vance. General Swssny. George +.
smithsrs, General Johns. Warren Ls-
land. Clay N. Greene 1.-THE first Amer.
can child born in San Francisoo). Judge
Z. o. Perrin. Colonel Fritz, W. B.
Somsrville. Stephen L. Merchant, Geo.
Hamlin and George s. and Jerome Ls-
land. Sickness prevented the attend
ance Of General Suffer. General Glib.
son presided. A dispatch from General
Suffer read /: "Sick In heart and body.
In vain appealing TO Congress to do me
Justice and to return only part OF what
was wrongly taken from me, and with
little hope to succeed during this Con.
grsssionsl session, II not all my friends
help. cannot bsa guest ct yonr cheer
ful taDie, ~ I W uot Wisn W Whf youh
pleasures. Remember old times with
out me-" Letters were read from Gen.
srai Sherman. sx.Sscretary Bristow.
Governor Robinson. Generals Casey
and Revin, Admiral Livingston. Mayor
McKinns. Mayor Cooper and others.
Shsrman's letter referred to his broth.
er's death al Q Bereavement which he
felt unusually for family considerations.
General Casey's letter stated that he
commanded the escort for the first at
tempted survey for . Pacific railroad
through the Sierra Nevada BY Captain
Warner OF the United States Engineers
In lsi9. J. p. Robinson read . tribute
to Suffer. J. ]. McClosksy gave rsmi.
niscsnces OF 40. Chairs were drapsd
in memory OF Joseph E. Lawrence and
Colonel Thorp. An orchestra and quar-.
tstts enlivsned the banquet. Many Ia.
dies were present. The festivities lasted
to . late hour.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
Purcell,a frouhlas.

CINCINNATI. Jan. l9.-An effort viii
DO made to adjust the financial troubles
Of Archbishop Purcell. which have been
creating considerable excitement among
the Roman Catholics 10 this city. by
placing q large portion OF the church
properly in this diocese In the hands Of
i've trustees, who will issue bonds pay
able at will after three years and within
twenty. the bonds 10 bear Ave per cent.
interest. 1t Is expected these bonds will
DO taken largely by those who have de-
posted money with the Archbiahop. II
Il now ascortained that his liabilities
will reach $500. 900. In the meantime
strenuous efforts are being made to have
the Pope decline to receive his resig-
nation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
BAN FRANCISCO.
Miscellaneous Items from the Bay
Citv.

City.
SAN Francisco. Jan. 2l.-Ths SIX.
mile walking match between Messrs.
Gordon, Lonsrgan and Scott, at the
Recreation Grounds. was won by Gordon
In Aity.eisht minutes. Scott being fifteen
fsst behind. Lonsraau retired on the
second mile. A quartsr.mils race was
then run by McIntyrs, Lonsrgan and
Gordon. which was won by Mcintyre In
one minute and two seconds. F. E.
Davis, the California running Napoleon.
and F. w. Stone OF Australia then ran q
hundred yards for q 500 purse. Davis
won In ten and q half seconds.
Warren @. Butler, q member Of the
Exempt Fire Company. who died on
Saturday morning In this city OF con-
sumption, aged IS years, came to this
city In 1859. and was Tor years connected
with the local press, editing the Callfor-
MIA Mail In 1856, and other publications
later. He was connected with the vigi-
lance Committee n I'M OF its officers.
and for seven years was chief adjusisr
In the Mint.
Colonel J. q. Fair is stopping at the
Palace.
Twsnty.thrss thousand dollars in
bullion was received from the Grand
Prize to-day.
On Saturday night the ophir Mining
Company shipped bullion valued at
$40. $50 10. making total shipments thus
far In January, $40, 148 CO.
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Tux reputation established by the
members Of the National Guard for Civ
ing elegant receptions has suffered no
loss during the past years Of their pros
perity. They have always been and
will always remain, w~hole-soulsd enter.
tainers. Their sixth anniversary ball
will be given Friday evening. February
81. For further particulars nee adver-
tisement.
fundamentally evening the fol-
lowing officers were installed over the
Italian Benevolent Society. Virginia (:
President, l.. Pinsglia ; Vice President,
C.. Orzess : Treasurer. NJ. A. Marie |;
Secretary, George y. Cavalli ; Vice Sec-
Rotary. q. VI. Postiglions. Trustees
Dominicus Anzoli and John Monaco.
by q resolution adopted. all the officers
Of this society will net as trustees OF tho
same.
M,LM's CAsE.-Ths cass OF Edward
Malim will come up Thursday on . mo-
ton in arrest Of Judgment and for . new
trial. These points have been virtually
decided already by the Court, and prob
ably the defendant will be sentenced at
that time. II his sentence 10 severe his
case will DO appealed; IL not be will
submit to 1t.
The knights Of Pythias. Of Virginia.
will give . grand uniform ball. at
Cooper's Hall. Wednesday evening.
January 10Th. II will be tho siTtssnth
Anniversary OF the organization OF the
order. and will be marked by degree OF
spl.nder never before attempted on the
Comstock. The names Of the various
committees appear in the advertisement.
DrsrrsoursHxp Gursr.-Lord Aissr'
non Gordon Lennon. Of the drenadisr
Guards, London. and Ii. Col Ralph
Vivian. Of the Scots Guards. London.
Who have been hunting for several
months In the Rocky mountains, reeon-
Cd Virginia yesterday, and vsrs os
guests Of John NsckAy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
Carhin Va. Rufler.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2i.-The Senate
Committee on Elections to-day expected
to come to . final vote in the case Of
Corbin vs.. Butler. contsnding for the
S~snatorship Of South Carolina, but the
Democratic members purposely remained
away from the meeting. leaving the CON-
mittse without q quorum. thus prevent
ing action. II appears the policy Of ths
Democrats Is to delay action until near
the close OF the session aud then, by
manifesting q willingness to consider the
case. throw the responsibility upon the
Republicans OF an extra session. The
present outlook Is not favorable for seat
ing Corbin. although the Republicans
have one majority, counting Conovsr,
who now rspents Of his former vote In
favor Of Butler.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
Lively Democrat.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Jan. 10. -
Lieutenant Governor Hull has been
indicted by the United States Grand
Jury on q charge Of conspiracy with
others in obtaining false returns Of cleo.
tons in Brsvard county. Hull was a
Democratic candidate for Congress at
the election from the second District
aud holds . certificate Of election from
the Governor. He is presiding over the
Senate at Tallahassee and telsgraphs he
will be here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
A %RRMARKAnLR RESULT.

II males no difference how many physicians
or hov much medicine you have tried. Il 10 now
an established fast that German Strip IL the
only remedy which has given complete salts.
faction In severe clses Of Lung Diseases. II ID
true there are yet thousands OF persons who
a,e p~redisposed TO Throat and Lug Affections,
Consumption, Hsmorrrhsges, Asthma. sewers
Colds settled On the brcast. Pneumonia, wboop-
Ing Cough, etc.. who have no personal knovl,
edge Of Boschss's oerman Syrup. To such wo
would say that q, 0Oo dozen were sold last year
without one complaint. O~onsumptives, try Just
one bottle. Regular site rs cents. old By ell
dfuegists IN America. deal COW Nat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
Prize Fight.

PrrrnuRo. Pa. Jan. 20.-A dssper.
ate prize fight occurred twenty miles
from this city Friday morning. between
Professor Clark OF Clsv Gland and George
Baker. q Canadian. Thirty.six rounds
we're fought In one hour and seventeen
minutes, whom BAKER was knocked out
OF time. He was terribly punished.
The police have sinoo been looking for
the principals. No arrests Is yet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

Senate.
CAasox, New, Jan. 81. 1879.
Convened at IL A. n. Lieutenant
Governor Adams In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. T. II. Weir.
journal read and approved.
PETITIONS.
Cassidy presented petitions from citi.
zeps OF Eureka against repeal Of the
Drummer Law.
MOTIONS AND lEsoLUrIoxs.
by Farrell-Tbat the sergsantst.Arms
procure 0 suitable room for the Com
mittse on Railroads. Adopted.
by Cassidy-An Act 10 provide for the
payment OF certain claims against the
State OF Nevada; also. providing for pay.
ment OF extra clerical help In the Score
tary Of Stats Office. Referred 70 Com.
mittes on Claims.
Joint resolution relative TO granting
pensions 10 Mexican War Vstsrsns-
Referred TO Committee on Federal Re.
lations.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Blain-BiM relative to the salaries
Of county officers Of this State. making
all salaries liable to execution. The
Judiciary Committee reported unfavor-
ably thereon. After some general de-
bate the engrossment Of the bill was lost
by Q vote OF - to
At II O'Clock both Houses met In
joint convention to elect Regents OF the
State University.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
Hsekmsn wounded.

SAN FRAScrsco. Jan. 20.-A shooting
ARRAY, which will probably result fatally.
took place ct 3 o'clock Saturday morn
ing at the corner Of Dupont aud Morton
streets. George W. McInerny, mate Of
. ship lying at Union street wharf. and
one Connolly. q hackman, engaged In
q fight which finally led up to McInsrny
drawing . pistol aud firing n shot al
Connolly. The bullet struck the man
In the abdomen, intiicting . dangerous
vound-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
Potter's Committee.

WARRINGTON. Jan. 2l.-Ths Potter
Investigation Committee will meet to-
morrow morning. and II the extra ap.
preparation, which will DO asked for. Is
granted by the House, they will proba.
BY at once commence the investigation
Of the cipher dispatches. Nothing fur
thsr has been heard by Sherman or Shell.
labargsr - to the evidence Of 1t. Mar
tin and the chances arc be will not DO
called 10 the stand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
Laid on.

The stopsrs Of orc at the Justice have
all been laid OF. rs q four months sup
ply Of ore for the mill has been accumu-
lated. Prospecting work will be con-
timed. however. aud a drift was to-day
started from the 1850 level Of the Alta
to run south to meet the big winze that
Is going down from the 1850 level. This
will open up for prospecting purposes q
large area OF virgin ground. and pros
pectins drifts and crosscuts may 30 run
eheaply and rapidly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
DeadWood Workmen.

DEApwooD, d. T.. Jan is.-Affairs at
the Old Abe aud Homostaks mines TO
main unchanged. Two additional ar
reefs have been made; Ave In all will have
Q hearing ON Monday. The miners held
. meeting and organized an Executive
Committee. Superintendent Mem asters
declares that II further trouble 10 expo.
risnced all the works aud mills operated
by Cal~ifornians will shut down. This
would throw fifteen hundred men out OF
employment. The Sheriff and posse arc
still guarding the property.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
Nus 10 isuie.

Sierra Nevada will reach the $500
level Of the incline some time during
the coming week. This is according TO
programme. This level was to be
reached by February ist, the 2iO0 by
April lst. aud then to run up and down
the lode and make crosscuts will take
the balance Of the six months needed by
Mr.. Macksy to open up the mine. There
is talk OF prospecting" on the $500
Immediately by outsiders, but 1t Is eI.
trsmely doubtful 10 any unnecessary
work will DO done by the economical
management.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
Glove s,sasess.

There is a tidal wave Of excitement
now rolling over tho Comstock concern
ing the comm. glove contest for $4,000,
between William Lynn and John Hdli-
nan. which is to come OF ut National
Guard Hall. Virginia, Thursday even.
ing. The covers are regulation and are
within the law. The contest will be
wnged for the coin with all that science.
pluck and endurance can bring into the
ring. Tickets. - 80; reserved seats.
50. See notice elsewhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21

CoRuSl SPAIN, Jan. 10. - The
Spanish steamer Trurao. from Bal.
timore via Liverpool, arrived here In .
damaged condition. She reports that
she was in collision with the British
sailing vessel Lascashirs Witch. which
sank with oil on board. The steamers
bows are broken.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21

Norm BoxASxA.-Ths new donkey
pump which was started up at the North
Bonanza mine last Saturday lowered the
water at the rate OF Ave feet per hour.
All the water was pumped out OF the
shaft last Sunday and yesterday work
was resumed at the bottom /: work was
also resumed In the north drift on the
200 level, whence the water flows. There
IN still q fiow OF about ten inches OF
water. but this is readil, handled by
the pump.
Coon APPoxrxEsr.-C. A. V. Put
nam Was yesterday appoiaied State
Printing Expert. by the State Printing
Commissioners. The appointment Is q
good one o. Mr.. Putnam knows the
printing business FROM alpha TO omega.
He has held the position Of Expert In
this State some six years.
LAST Sunday . little son OF Charley
Youngworth. . boy about four years Of
age, fell from the balcony OF his fathers
restaurant to the street, q distance oil
about fifteen feet. and escaped with bu,
. few scratches.
The Sutro Tunnel Company has deed
Cd TO Pipdslla Mcdonald. in eonsidsra.
ton Of -. ZOO. lot No. ], block l52.
X, corner Of Washington street.
Virginia. With the improvements there.
on.
vInorxtA's cross streets are being
cleared OF snow and ice and grooves ART
bsine cut across the roadway every six OF
siabt inches TO enable the animals oil
loaded wagons TO obtain q ioothold on
thu frozen ground.
Tur China New Year. Shem Men,
was ushersd In along the Comstoek al
midnight by . hery salute OF rockets and
bombs. IL will o be hzz. bang. pop
and spluttsr for . week.
The North Consolidated Virgins
Mining Company have levied an Assess
ment Of n dollar per share on theii
capital stock.
The annual meeting OF the siockhold'
srs Of the North Consolidated Virgins
will be held on tbs 9Th VI next month.
THxsx will DO preaching at the Bap-
list Church. Virginia. this evening, by
Rev. T. j.. Arnold. All are invited.
A rIRr alarm At ! last evening brought
out the Ore companies. 1t prov ed 9
''falss."
RosxHr Ours has license to wed
Christina Barnard.
Tx. Grand Jury have adjourned ill
n y. tomorrow.
Y1uzuss are appearing again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21

sroRrr COUNTY has Sl7.S3 80 sur.
plus money In the Railroad. Interest
and Sin king Funds. The Commissioners
wish TO transfer this to the School Fund.
Asssmblymsn Prisk has introduced q
bill authorizing them 10 do 30.
Tnn Trench mill, Silver City, started
up again yesterday on bonanza ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-21
FATAL pRLAY.

10 10 often the case that We sacrifice our live
By delaying the use Of proper remedies. A few
hour Lost 10 often fatal IN acute diseases
Fever and Inflammation waits for no man, bui
and death. Do not be guilty Of this fatal delay
Use frsely Bristol's B~arsaparilla and Pills; Ii
than you have safety and health. oc76 cod In
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Shotgun Suicide.

CHEROKEE. Cal. Jan. 20.-Frsdsriok
Schupback committed suicide here BY
shooting himself In the head with .
shotgun. He was worth several thou
sand dollars. and was laboring under .
at Of temporary insanity at the time OF
his rash action.