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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-07
Inlin Consolidated.

VIRGINIA Crrr. July s, 1s7s.-Hsnry
A. Charles. Secretary: Repairs continue
TO be made on the southwest crossout on
the 1000 level. That part Of the crosscut
has been reached where but little repairs
and cleaning are really required. The ex.
trems heat encountered during the past
week has been 90 oppressive that 1t greatly
retarded progress. Our winze on the 1900
level has made fair progress In attaining
depth, and continues 70 develop . dine
body Of mstal.bearing quartz, which shows
. general improvement In quality - depth
10 attained. Water In no way interfsres In
sinking. The main and double pumps are
In excellent working order, causing little
or NO delay in the general working Of tho
mine. HENRY BAwpIS, supt.
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Upioa ahafs.

VIRGINIA Crrr. July 8. ls7s.-Gsorge
C.. Pratt. Secretary i: During the past
week the main shaft has been sunk and
timbered 20 feet. and 10 10 1853 feet be.
lew the 1850 station. The material passed
through 10 hard-blastipg porphyry. with
some water. On our 1000 level the Wine
being sunk from tho Sierra Nevada east
drift 10 now down 81 feet. passing through
vein porphyry showing some quartz. On
our 220O level Union Consolidated 230O)
We shall start . winze down 10 connect
with the sierra Nevada 2400, instead Of
raising up to connect with the winzs down
from the 1000 level. This winze when
completed will form . portion Of our shaft,
and the change In the work will enable rs
to reach the 2i00 level at an earlier date
than by the previous plan.
W.. H. PATTON. supt.
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s,riLi.s she Drill.

The drilling match between Robert
Large and Henry Tonkin at the Yellow
jacket new works last Saturday resulted
In o victory for Large. The conditions
were, each man 70 strike down . hole
two feet deep In q piece Of solid granite,
the man accomplishing the task In the
shortest time 10 win the stakes, which
were 500 o side. Tonkin struck frst,
and put down his hole In SIX minutes.
Large then took the hammer and forced
his steel the required depth In exactly
40 minutes. A considerable amount Of
money changed hands on the result.
Large Is . carpenter by trade. Tonkin
Ia an experienced miner.
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Goss 70 asvsds Gisy.

Hon. G. @. Stevenson has gone to Ne.
vada City. CAL. to attend the trial Of L.
n. Russell for the murder Of Robert No.
Cue. Both parties to this sad ARRAY
we're formerly Gold Killers and employed
by Col. Stevenson. McCue was . bully
and q quarrelsoms man generally, while
Russell was exactly the opposite. The
former assaulted the latter and contin.
ued the assault till Russell shot him In
s~slf.defsncs. The influence and test
mony OF Col. Stevenson will have great
weight In the trial which commenced to-
dsv
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raR yITAL RNEReIRs,

when depressed By fstgus. bodily or c.nisi.
BIZ sxhaustins diseases. or the influence Of q
debillts.ins tsmpsssturs. should b reinforced.
physicians tails ~, By some wholesome slim.
ulsns, and among those which have been
tsstsd and administered By them. nons has ~
csivsd such hearty Recommendation - Hoetst.
tsr's Stomach Bttters. II h. bssn gteferred By
which ID OF the psrsst description, u modified
by. and made the vehicle for. the vegetable
medicinal PRINCIPLES Incorporated With u.
Thsss latter render it canspioaousI service
able IN oases q general debility. constipation.
and other disordsls Of the bowels In dyspsp.
siA. nsrvous s6sotons, urinary and utsfins al.
fsysrS; which Il prsvsnts g we'll ~ rsusdiss
md IN livsr complaint A household seock Of
msdiciuss ean sesrosly b. called eomplsee WITH
oat this insstnabls msdictns.
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Received, placed on Ale. and ordered
published In the Evening Chronicle.
The money was counted BY the Coun.
~ Commissioners July 2. ct the request
OF Treasurer Carrick, and was found to
agree exactly with the above report.
The Hospital Committee reported
having employed W. N. Gillespie TO ex.
anime all hospital accounts and report.
Mr.. Gillespie's report was read. II
was impossible to get at statistics prsvi.
ous To January 1876, but hs had Tailed
Of the dates OF admission and discharge
Of patients and obtained expenses from
the Auditors reports. The result was
presented In o tsbulsted form and or.
dsrsd fled and ordered printed In pam
phlet form. From It 10 condensed the
following:
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NORM Bo.ap.a and PIewsry.

VIRGINIA CrrY. July 8, 1872 W. W.
Sist.on, Secretary: The main shaft has
not been sunk any during tho week. owing
to tho making Of the station at the 400
level. which 70 progressing finely. The
north lateral drift on the 800 level has
been advanced IS feet. just inside OF the
east wall. The quartz 10 gradually i'm
proving. both In character and assay, -
va go north. The south lateral drift from
the same level In the Flowery has been id.
vanced 80 feet, showing no change. There
Is nothing doing in the 200 north drift,
except making the upraise to meet the Rule
winze. This upraise 10 now up IS feet.
Not a. good hesdwsy was made last week
Is the week before, owing to tho rock
being harder. No work was done on the
4th excepting on reyairs.
b. II. JACKSON, supt.
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we will clean and repair II. The Com.
bination cannot take any water from N
for . week, owing 10 repairs 10 their shaft,
hence We can make no use OF u donkey
pumps until they are prepared TO receive
the water. The pumping Of the water
through the 16l0 into the Sutro tunnel ID
the saving Of . great deal, the consumption
OF wood being now only II cords daily.
Our machinery 10 all working we'll.
II. @. GILLETTE, supt.
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Ophir Consolidated.

Parties In San Francisco having Sc
cured the title to the old Vermont Con-
solidated ground as Virginia City and
satisfied all the legal demands against It,
have reincorporated II under the name
Of the Ophir Consolidated. and will soon
be prepared 10 proceed with Ito develop
ment. The ground 10 covered By U. =.
Patent, and IL one Of the most valua bic
locations ct the north end.
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Mexioan.

VIRGINIA Crrr. July 8, 1870. l..
Weller. Presids@t! On q 1000 level the
joint 0phir Vino on our south line has
been sunk and timbered 10 feet, passing
through hsrd.blasting porphyry. showing
some water. During the coming week We
shall place . hosting engine In position
and continue sinking - fast u possible 10
the $500 level. at which point . connection
will bs made with the main north lateral
drift on that level.
On our 1000 level the excavation for the
Joint Union Consolidated Wine on q
north line 10 completed and timbsring the
same commenced. We expect 70 finish
timbering during the coming week and
begin sinking the Wine.
W. b. PArroS, supt.
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Arrsv.is Yesterday Morning.

c J.Nagls. A Nevens. II Webb, J II Mat.
thsws. william Jonskin,!J hurry, J skae,
Il T Peter. Miss j Manshsld. Mrs. s
James,. 'Crosll and wife. N d Parsons.
Mrs. Reyes. Mrs Colcord. @ W Mapes. Geo
b Lester. Mrs Z L HiekoI. Mrs 3 E
Wright. + Toplitz and daughter. n u
Hunt. J N ChAnnsll. O Riordon. ] Kelly.
Mrs. Rosswarne. A Abbott, Mrs Matthews.
Nrs Eisnsr. b + Leets. May Cara. W n
Porter and wife. Miss Woodward. Miss
Klink. T y Gerald. A r Evans. J Murphy.
JgNansnsld and Miss Z Mccarthy.
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ATTENTION il called TO . notice In an
other column whereby Reinstein d
Wolf authorize ]. P. Flanninaham 70
cot - their attorney and agent IN oil
business matters.
TIE south drift. 1000 level. Of the
Savage Il reported all right BY supsrin.
tsndent Gillette, and the Hale d Nor
oross portion 10 but little damaged.
A cAsIs has arrived s7sl feet long.
6xh. It was made BY Rosbling's Sons
4 Co., Trenton, N. ].
TIE Savage payroll for June wa
$4,000. and that Of the Hale Il Nor.
cross 7.les 80.
An asssssmsnt Of % has BEEN levied
on the Union Consolidated.
Co.ox,a Baopsx Il ~iaqussting the
Bullion dad to-day.
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Hale q NOreroaa.

VIRGINIA Crrr. July Z. l87s.-Jod r.
Liehtner. Secretary. Since my last report
the water has been lowered 3si feet and ID
now mi foot deep on the 1000 station.
Tho donkey pump has been placed In po-
sition to pump water 10 the Requs shaft,
and will be started up - soon ~ they are
ready to take the water. Our pumps have
made 65.65& strokes during the past week.
an average speed Of $40 per minute. The
stoppages amount to 8 hours and 20 min.
utes. Repairs to the shaft still continue.
Our machinery IL all working splendidly.
PHILIP DIIpxsHEINIR, Supt.
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Ward.

VIRGINIA CIrY, July 3, 1875. - Jacob
Sfadtf.id, Jr., Secretary: The company's
shaft has BEEN sunk and timbered Is feet
for the week ending this date 7; total depth.
1885 feet. Tho general character Of the
ground passed through 10 the same ~
heretofore noted In our letter. The dow
Of water In the bottom remains strong, re-
curing constant battling. The east cross
cut, 800 level, has been advanced IS feet
the past week ; total length, 720 feet. No
material change In the character Of the
ground passed through. The company's
machinery In In good order.
HENRY BAwpKN, Supt.
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VIRGINIA CrrY. July z. 1S7o.-E. B.
Hoimss, Secretary : Tho water has been
lowered 70 the 1000 lsvsl. having been
lowered the past week $40 feet on tho In.
cline. The heat has been 90 intense That
We were unable until last night 10 get In
the drift south connecting with the 1000
Combination drift. We nnd but very little
eavsd. and q o - the little watsr left
In the drift and various crosscuts 10
drained. which viii taks about II hour.
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Trojan.

aoLS HILL, July 8. 1878. - Darid
Wider, Secretary. Tho north drift from
upraise, second station, has been extended
% feet; total length. l48 feet; face Of
drift in very favo~rsble-looting quartz.
West drift from face Of northeast drift.
material passed through. quartz and por-
phyry. West orosscut, 448 feet from main
shaft. 10 In &C feet. passing through bright.
lively quartz and porphyry. East cross
cut 10 In 80 feet, In quartz giving low
assays. ALBEIT LAcxKY, Supt.
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UsAl.

VIRGINIA Orr. July 8, ls79.-0ssrss c.
Pratt, Sscr.iary: During the past week
our main incline has been sunk and tim
bered 10 feet, and Ia now "a feet, on the
slope, below our 17S0 level. There II no
change In the formation, but Q slight In.
crease Of water. Sinking was discon.
tinued to-day. We are now ~excavating
for . water tank at the 1850 station. II
will require some two weeks TO complete
this work. after which sinking will be 70.
sumed. Work on the bob station 10 pro-
gressing we'll. Our machinery IL all Civ
Ing good satisfaction.
W. B. SHxPPrRp, 9upt.
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A CARD.

10 ~ who - suffering IRON the srou and
indisorstioss Of youth. nervous vsainsss. Early
Aso.y. lose q manhood. &C.. I will send .
This grsas rsnsdy va discovered sy q mission.
ay N eoetA Ancsics Sod . ~sslfaddresssd
snvsiops % N REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM.
stak1o6 ., Nsv Tort City. fsi On
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GOLD HILL. July 4, ls79.-Jo.eph Gruas,
Secretary. Owing TO the fire which o.
Cured In the Imperial mine on the lst
instant. no work has boon done 10 the
Bullion ON account Of the smoke and
gases which penetrated 10 all parts Of the
mine. causing the death Of three men.
Bulkheads were erected In the incline 81
the 1910 level aud the drift on the also
Imperial. to enable n 70 make search for
the bodies Of the men. which were found
and taken ont Of the mine on the night Of
the Ath instant. These bulkheads were TO
moved yesterday and the water which had
been let In 10 purify the air tapped out.
We will now 60 10 work and clear the
mine OF rubbish and debris, after which
work will be commenced - before the ire.
Four sets Of tmbers were burned on the
also level. at the junction Of the Imperial
and Bullion drifts. I have fully explored
the mine, and hnd no material damage
done to any other part Of II.
E. A. SCHULTZ. supt.
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YslIsv Jsekss,

GoLD HILL. July z, 1879.-Asresr 0tsy.
Secretary. The new shaft Il nov down
2e52k feet. Bottom very hard ; no wster
~tointerisre. Tho connection on 2600 with
now shaft from north winzs vas completed
on the Sd, giving good ventilation. Con.
nsotion between our 26o0 and Grown Point
made to-day BY Imperial. Getting ready
TO sink north wiaSs 10 2700.
L. Z. JAxEs. Supt.
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Gould 4 Curry.

VIRGINIA Crrr. July 0. 1874. K.
Darbro,e, Secretary: During the week end.
ing yesterday the Joint east i70o drift was
advanced 10 feet; tho face 10 In porphyry
and clay. The 0sbiston shaft wl sunk
and tinbered 10 feet, making total depth
$50 feet. All work about the shaft 10 pro-
crossing f%avorsbly.
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sroCK REPOEr.


LAST EvxSISo.
$50 ophir, so. 29k, 20. 29k
$50 Mexican, a, 24a, 2ik
$50 Gould 4 Curry. Ian, 12st. i2k
$40 Beat q Bslcher. 10. 19k. 20
6O5.California, 1 90, AZ, 4 80. 5, 4 soB
725 Savage, Is. l5s. l5h -.
$50 Con. Virginia, 4 IS, 4 80. ms w.
4 90. 4 80
$50 Chsllar. 9. 7S,7b
100 Potcsi. 81
Gao Hale q Norcross. 17a, IL
les Grown Point, 8, 81, 81, 81
80 Yellow Jacket. IGN
14eo Imperial. I 90, 100
$40 Dslcher. 6k, 6S
s IS s sisn.. Nevada n 40. sos. 80. '9s
10. Utah. 10
7s0 Blllion. 7S.N
20 Kentuck. A.
900 Exshequer. ~, ~
40 0vsrmsn. i0t. ION, ~
sos Justice. 8, 81
$50 Unien Con-. s5.is5H. san. ssh
1880 Alta IAN. II, In. ian. IN DO.
ian. l2k
40 Caledonia, q 40. 2 so. 2 IS
$50 Lady Bryan. ! 10, l 70, i 10
405'Julia. A.. 4 20
SS0tSilver'Hill. a.. 2 80. ~, 2 ~
256s New York. 1, I 05, I 10, s5c, l 10
22s' Occidental. 90c.
60 Phil Sheridan. Toe
200 woodville. SOC. 45c
1895 Lady Warrington Con-. ~, 2 so
1905 Andes. II. I 40, I ~
$50 WArd.,1 IS, l 80
~S0o..Scorpien.
400 Leviathan. 75c. zoo
SIS North Con. virginia.9
3i25 BsntoniCon.. 81, 81, ~, ., IA
81, 8b5. 8 bio
100 Solid Silver. 40c
1850 Con. Dorado. Q Is. ~. 2 10
100 Atlantic. 400
$40 Fiowsry. SOC
SO North BONANZA. ~. ! so, 2 10
800 Msrgarita, s5s
ass Msckay. I IS
500 South Potosi. '9Oc
i00JMountain View. 2 40
500 South Utah. Use ,,.lool
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BILLS.

Bills were allowed Is follows: Thos.
Gallagher. exporting on County Hospi'
tai. $l25 Dr.. Grant, examination In
lunscy. $40; Ice. Court House. 30 80
Thos. Moses. Justice Of the Peace. fees,
$4l2 rs; ]. P. Flanningham. same.
Sl23 25; ]. E. Mcdonald. fees, $3.50 45;
d. D. Donovan. Constable's fees,
Sl34 80; Chas. Williamson. Shsriffs
fees, SAIL 10; Stephen wilkin, Audi.
tors fees. $l67 rs; same. SOS Is; Jno.
Knox, Justice Of Peace, fees. $3.50 30;
Brown 4 Tassel. shoes. poor, IS 30;
Conbois & Co., burying unknown in
FAINT, $18; g. W. Foulks & Co.. wood,
poor, 90 so; Fred. Sharbaok, wood for
INDECENT, S3; E. Hyams. rent, $25; DR..
Manson. examining insane, $40.
The Board then took arecess till l:S2.
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non.rxorero...s.,.r. shan.

VIRGINIA Orr. July 8. ls79.-W. E.
Dean, Secretary: Al you are aware, the
pumping machinery at the O. N. 8. shaft
was fully started on Monday morning.
Juno 80, at 6 o'clock. Since that date the
engine has made 2s.ssS strokes, and has
thrown into the sutro Tunnel 4,1S0.9S4
gallons or 1888 tons Of water. The
depth Of the water has been reduced $50
feet. leaving $50 feet to remove TO got to
the bottom Of the shaft. Last night ct $50
o'clock the engine was stopped for the
purpose Of connecting the balancs-bob ct
the 1000 station. This bob was discon.
nected prior TO the filling OF the shaft at
that point with water. The connection
viii be made by 5 o'clock this evening
and pumping resumed. The water from
the Savage and Norcross 10 intensely hot
and seriously interfsres with operations.
By proper ventilation we hope 10 over.
come this difficulty In . measure. The
engine and pumps have worked satisfac.
torily, with . strong promise to 20 con-
tinus. Isaac L. REauA, supt.
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Whole number Of patients from Jan.
1, 1867, TO May 81, 1879. 4,038.
The cost OF treatment under DR..
Bronson, 1868. per capita per day was
% II DR.. Downer, 1887, 81 40
DR.. Zabriskie, 1912, 81 ~; Dr.. Bsr-
thier. 1874, 81 52H DR.. Van Zsndt,
1916, 81 SO; Dr.. Kirby. 1868.
81 03L.
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Z J Pssmore. Mrs. J + Moody and
daughter. J wsddington. @ H silliman.
Niss N Smart. Miss II Moore. Mrs Mat
thsws. @ G Stevenson. s Davis. X Blair.
Niss Herman. Miss Parkinson, Miss Poy-
zssi. J W Staples, D Linstte, Sim Dsnzis.
n Fsuchtwangsr and son. B N Low, u
Barney. L W Bailey. N Hsaley. + iDavsc.
TT Riley. J n Csmpbsll. . Arnstein. J
Crawford. Jos Detzsr, Jas Kemlo, W
Mason, W n Townsend and wife.
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silver Hill.

silvia HILL NINE. July 8. 1s7s.-W.
3. Dean, Secretary: During the past week
W completed q 1900 station and Id
vsnced our ssst drift on the same level 40
feet. On top we are repairing and reset
ting our old boilers and preparing for the
foundation Of the new compressor.
n. O. HMM, Supt.
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TEE woman who pm. her tongue to .
hat.iron 10 80 II Il was hot now sits
calmly and ssss her husband pull Oh his
dirty boots on the parlor carpet without
n word of dissent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-07

The Board Of County Commissioner
met ct II A. N. to-day. Chairman Hazel.
tine presiding, and q foil Board present.
Reading Of the minutes Of the last meet
inp was dispensed with.
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PRESCRIPTION rRER.

Yer II spssdy csrs Of Seminal wsshnsss.
Ioas of Manhood. and Ill disorders brought on
10 tndise.suoa OF cross Any druggist has
ths inGzedisata Ajdrsss
DAVIDSON . CO. 70 Nssssa D.. n. Z.
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Arr,y.,s ar. ner.i.r.

d z Mccarthy. Mrs Greer. J Morgan,
y Rrsdricks. d Il Jackson. n J Nc
Cutchan. J J Brayman. II W Smith. Mrs
whiehill. N O Hall and wife, s Isaacs. d
J Simmons. J Fusero. 3 Prsdor. L Busha.
D Nathan. q Hart. George Hoagland. A
shane. n q Standish. J o Powers. DR.
Hogan. II strouss. D o'Connell. L Moore
and J L Callison.
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DELTA SALOON.

rHs UNDERSIGNED. HAVING fUn
chased the interest OF Ofnoosn 49,
ma, Ia psrsonsi supervision. q hesetofcte.
"a sssnsetfuIiy Ssiicits Q o~oetinusncs Of NJ
ros,onsFs Of The old friends Of the 8sioouis ~
me pa'' PETER J. dunno,
Sole Proprietor Delta ealooo.
Virginia, Nsvsds. June 4. is7s.
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o..s.liaassa Innsrial.

GoLp HILL. July 9, 1s79.-A. X. p.
Harmoa, PrsrdsHf: For The weak endtng
this dats ws have. made the following
progress: Our north Drift 2soo level,
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REPORTS OF OFFICERS.

John Knox. Justice Of the Peaoe Of
Township No. 2. showing a total Of fees
for the past quarter $2,o25 rs. Of which
ee22 rs are from civil cases. $25 mis-.
oellaneous, and the rest criminal.
The Auditor presented the following
raport:
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Adjourned MeeHsg OF ths Board
Te-Asy-Rsperss 81 Oniesrs-iios-
pital Accousss from lse9-Btiis
Etc,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NRNDoRPF / MAGGIE BKo LEAVE TO
~ notify the public that thsy have ispos:d
Of their entire interest In the Delta eAoou 70
PETER ]. dunno. Vho VIII continue the o.
sssinss The arm ef oRkDORlr Z AAeEs
VIII please present them on OF osfors ne
TRNfH INSTANT for paymsnt: .ovv
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al Of ruunine Hospitsl from
or Ave months Of 1879

The attendance and treatment "
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20
.Ea=THR sWING..

Pretty saucy Kitty went swinging
up and down, up and down, herlight
muslin dress waving and Huttering
in the breeze.
"Glorious, Rupert, isn't it?" she
cried, calling to her pet and compan-
ion, a huge suaggy dog. "But where
are you? Why don't you answer,
sir?" And swinging more slowly
she looked everywhere around her.
Kitty was down at the bottom of
tho old fashioned garden at the back
of her fathers farmhouse, where n
swing had been put up for her in a
little grove of trees.
Suddenly merry voice cried out
"Here!" and a handsome young man
leaped the low fence, and advanced
toword her, laughing merrily and
dofiing his hat.
Kitty was out of the swing and on
her feet in an instant, her eyes flash.
ing, her figure drawn up to its full
height. She looked prettier than ev.
er in her indignation.
~ beg your pardon" said the in
trudcr, bowling half.mockingly; "but
I was taking short cut across the
field when l heard you call me-"
"Call you'll"
Kitty looked as if she would ami
hilate him.
Certainly" with the utmost cool
ness. "You called Rupert didn't
your"
81 was calling my dog, sir" said
Kitty, with infinite hauteur.
"Well, I'm not exactly a dog" was
the laughing answer; "but I've often
been called an impudent puppy'-at
your service, miss"
He bowed again, profoundly.
II should think So" snapped Kit.
stamping her little foot. And she
muttered to herself, not expecting to
be heard, "Impudence!"
The stranger heard the word, nev-
ertheless. His manner changed. He
became as serious and deferential as
the most chivalrous knight of old in
the presence of his mistress.
II beg pardon; I'm afraid I'm tress-
passing. But the path through the
field was trodden as if one had the
right of way there, and l heard you
call-well, I made q mistaken
Again the mirthful looked danced in
his eyes. "Good morning"
He swept the very ground with
his hand on the top of the fence,
vaulted over, and the next moment
was out of sight.
Kitty did not swing any more that
day, but went back to the house,
muttering; "The impudent fellowp'
while the real Rupert, who had start
ed off chasing q rabbit, reappeared
just at this juncture, and accompan-