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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
ETHE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ISL OF ORLEANS.
INTERDICTION OF JOSEPH DUMAS-No,
40

I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE FIFTH
! day OF July, 1875, judgment was rendered In
this court In the following entitled matter, In
the words and figures following. to wit
No 40,445-Interdictfon OF Joseph Dumas.
For he reasons assigned In tho written opinion
OF this court, this day delivered and on file, 1t
Ia ordered TINT the rule herein. taken january
10. 1879. be djsmissed with costs.
1t is further ordered that the demands OF the
intervenors. Mr. and Mrs Charles belmont and
Widow Gibbs Hobbs. filed January o. 1879 be-
dismissed, and ihHt The said Joseph Dumas be,
and he is hereby duly interaicted. the defend
ants TO pay all costs Of this suit.
Judgment renderaa July g. 1879.
judgment signed July H. 1919,
A. +. TissOT, Judge.
In testimony whereof haze hereunto set nv
hand and affixed the seal Of the said court, nj
the city Of New Orleans, on this twenty-second
gay OF october. In the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy nine
EUG. DHERETE. Deputy Clerk.
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f. JauiroId VS.. HIS CredItors.

a. ish Of Orleans. No. 9ss9-Notice ia herebv
given 70 the creditors Of y. Jaufroid and to ali
other persons herein Interested to show cause
II any they have or can. why the account
presented by Frederick Japfroid. provisional
syndic OF MS creditors, should not be approved
in accordance Herewith. 1"'"
BY order of the Court
Oc27 mol - THOMAR DuEFY c1arb
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RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD,
IN tMOBILE FAST LINE.l
THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO EASTERN
ONLY LINE WITH DOUBLE DAILY PAS
BENaKR TRAINS.
On and after Thursday. Ocfober2, 1879 trains
will arrive and leave depot. foot OF 0anEl street
as follows:
LEAVE, ARRIVE.
No. l Express No. 2 Express.
daily Y 30 am. daily. TAI a. m,
no. Express No Express
daily. ........ 800 D. m. daily .,......9:14 o. m
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping UaI
Berths secured In advance on application Mt the
Office corner Camp and Common streets. eDpo
site City Hotel.
Oily J. w. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY Vincent 81 Co.
7so GASES BOOTS. SHOES and BROaAES.
10y VINCENT Il co. AUCTIONEERS-WIL LII
ID be sold TODAY, at their salesrooms, Nos.
60, Ga and GG Unstomhouse street. at II o'clock
$50 cases BOOTS. IIOEBand BRoGANs.
comprisng q complete assortment, suitable Tor
Roth cjtv and country trade. nos
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.


SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- iah q Orlenns. No 4lsa Notice is hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate and to ali
WITHIN ten days from the present notification, IL
any they nave or can. Why the account presented
approved and homologated. and the fundg dis
trlbuted In accordance herewith
by order OF the Court.
oc31 nos 81 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW GR.
LEANS RAILROAD.

THE QUICKEST ROUTE EABT.
Trains will Leave and arrive at the Callfope
Street Depot. on and after September a. 1879. az
follows:
Leave. Arrive
Exp. No. l. s:15 p. m. Exp. No. 2. TAO a. II
Nos 1 and run daily. Nos. and daily. Ok.
cept Sunday.
Saturday Accommodation for McComb City
I SUNDAY 80 EXCURSION to McComb oity
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING UARf
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI
G0kg gs O.; AND az G nH45 9 WITHOUT
tached at Milan, enabling passengers to &C
through without leaving the train. Only ONE
CHANGE TO New YORE and EASTERH
CITIES.
Improved Sleeping and Reclining Chair cars
to VickBburg daily. without change.
Tickets for sale, berths secured and lnforma
ton given at No. "a Camp street. corner D!
Common.
r. CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
, 1879-01-26

house No. Ss3 Indiana av dos GO feet 'front.' buiIl
b. y S. Doalon: has hard WOOD finish, Ii heated ~
ELeatn. ant In Caou ordcr.'
Also tue double brick house GA MchiEaa.nv.: near
sitxm md n rood oricr A. J. AFEl.ELL~
-%T -~@~ - J. rh1rn at.
, 1879-01-26

ad sSAr osi E9 sn
IosY Is rentcd DOW D. a for Wholesale ViSie Il
ysaS nt:rc ys on lis 81: ea
Slcn Fer footlor AK IT, eou,h front. on Madison,
aaa YOU eanaot lad chance again 10 invest your
6 nice residence sopth Tfna f1en
c an bsae of
ISL aa 1 III nnary y ,ne very centre OF en'o lucy
ss-icie zftt fe' i ~ barsatn: eroom dwelling good
harm: and lot a1l Frarleav, 9st south a co9d 9d
1stef ae!sh1o9'ood ashis ao 4 s w
sas,.lsroon 81 ~, aitoy {t ana en- srpensI.
an n e bat or 'hs hs
Is haia y dass' i
where 0n can e. T. eG:G oY 'ra osm sss9 +
9tt sA@S 4 sas 9AS9
81 rsae wenst 1
SstH aSsaa IS 81 s. Y ss 81
ms Xus so s3: iNl4 ard 1923 q Msh!san'av- Frame
HS M aa' sos w. iss aehxauav and
T1a,ne dwellings Nos e4s 24e and calumet:ay
Elegant residences northeast corner prsxsl.hoMs. @
yard and Forty and soutisast corner onc
esss and los fsr sas il eveTy poroa lhs city
o ol an ent
esPt a,s;c,e TS!fJ5e %shFkTb d.
rect win owner Apply 10 1883 Lass.lc 81 st. chicaso.
EEE1L 51r'Se Ss WHST Sn;sG rAPl paIR
5 E: g s
Ts nseery al ,cf1 ren'ea z2d p3!!nE
nsaf On on
rec a1S IS 1T fonu op haS
only $500: .l3 South GEren.st.- cheap: 2oi North Ear
sssa IS "a Wtls g 81 s nsaE @ M
s1 s s@ss: s9s 81
TOR. sAIE-5ox1lo FEET. SOUTHEAST CORNER
+ IIncon and Van Rurrn. n.s1s. :. eon ~ O en-
5vxas inkcay near Thirty nutn.st..::..... 4.ooo
Msrole-fr house. IS rooms. near Four ~ ooo
K9Es FEiacE 8 CO., So Deaf6ornss: ST
oS r., :svitt is5sn N5km ASn k5a
e0n ased and sss. ony T
a9a: nsss aaa oaais n3 ~
&n5wiGuT. northeast corner VI Washington ana na''
17or sA77:-CLEAE PROPERTY AT 4 DANGAlN,
Z or ezs'lsuEc for stock Of hardware worth 5000.
Address Y 81. Tribune office.
eIic 1sS GSGASsERssa VA {3s] aeai
9sa sss ra s2a5te s4 q! 81
Slsl TS SaFa
dssy!; sscoaeh ss ss
nor sALE-lo ACRES CORNER OF AsHLAND-Av
and Forsy.ntnth- st.; price ST. mere: THIS PROP,
in1rovemca;s a:c made Ia the spring We once could
a ssan This 4 & IL S sas:
born-st-
I7o: sALESoNE CHOICE EESIDES,cE Sa PEHr. T, 31;
ses aef s5ss
instons, east OF unt3n PARIS Wight ~ sa1s EGO lots
! in part paY. It. z. MOl.t.l. - C.ark-sS.
| Tor SALE-DY II. G. MOREY, a5 CLARk-Sr. THE
L following properly on West Madston-st: 4 1ccs
rear Parcst. ~ fer. lphey, both at low figure
25,lso and cottage nens Lsfnsi: aox57 near neS.
pIa.Gesst, With store: soxO choice corner On Naui-
renting for IL cents II $50 Adsma'at near
Wood; e feet Warren-ay near lloyne-sI, $bo pei
| foot:
| DOR SALE-NY n c. MOEEY. q, CLARK:sT. TWO
s!ory franc house furnace gas futures
lot feet, SauEao- near ConRrcss 81 SUB: TWO
story house. and lot oSxl8n Adams.st near unsted.
sa.6O'; house End saop. Adans,st near ne:raines x
| Aberdeen 81, C0l:
, 1879-01-26

SUBURBAN. EkEtiE4 ESTATE.
I7OR SALE-FOE TIE PURPOSE OF nlsFos1SG OF
Il some Of r.y unIE1prcvcd property. VIII build TO
Of mir rcelencc en- Wabash or tchlf:un-a ava. one Of
the choicest locations III Cook County; couple O.
houses rcady aG great b1rgnlEs- LuuEess IL. b.
LEWIS. Englcwood.
ZOE sALE-EENT, OR EXCHANGE-HousEs,
L lots. End acres Iinsiale; the highest aod best
snhurl;of ChicESo. o J. EfOut1H 1.3 DeaEborn.k st.
, 1879-01-26
TO LEASE.


YIsO LEASE-I WILL LEASE LOT 1211Oo FEET.
l south from. on Adams-st-, opposite new Custom
House. between Dearborn and C1ark-sL. for 20 years
on easy terms to some to build on: this IL So.
lot Tor m Office building. T. 3. BOYD. Room J. Ito
Matt5Qu.st,
, 1879-01-26
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

o,.z, .wn nc.uuxacre
ersr1sMAy Will 81 xTAlH r;:icE Foa
dreas WI g.. Tnbunc ib5 e once.
AN ETHAN ALLEN H0EsE FOB SALE At HALF
sSsse aaa
Wa6asa.av:
horss; must be IN good order aaa cheap. IS
rAEslAcs (s1a: AGE REPAIRING 4 SPECIALITY; PANT:
price, S1ELaE, Ii..,H:'iz izo jssE.oass:
as. e. III fqg 2eoa sR9 aas sd saSa aa
L,ot: sAIE-1 SPAN or VERY FINE cn57KY
Say horses They and years + Of age , tney n
5e ns . 9her hsy weigh so p9na' ID ds s6eE Tosx tSx
soand al ana Find and gentle ii e1sry
S s Of weq da Of ether Of q hs IN II r
house -: Wahash-av.
FOR sALE-Two OF THREE GOOD. BUSINESS
M pTee 70 ts sis VII e sGa n
MALL0ki 8 CO. IL Wess ssnleahs.s 49, --.
tsdas sd,9c aoce = ksa5asEy ~ Two good
Ion SAIr1F 51s.1ei SACRIFICE: II Livery STocK or
ntees o aaa ag g es ISn faF
ss ss:! e1 -, 1ee l.3=ao.aE ~ SALOON. near VI,
!fots sALE-A VEkf FINE kENTuckT-BRED
pF5 mgs .0 o ans wsn ;a pSrn .n Is golden
es s fa Or
E:}s ssSsfsy sss:S
ri: sria siYsn. ~ A0''s' ''eAe'' ~1''sa'
,o;, sA7:F-a TF1V 0F R7TcTFy.R777TT
ny gay hosse' ~slsus T. ~ = nn noa:eou!s
, 1879-01-26

770i sALE-SoTICE PAl.r1CuL LAKLY-Ann:AMs "
:onrce-ss.. sts: ST. choice Iocat sixl-s only s,a9 per
foot; Wa1rnay-. choice south front !eL near un!9h
Lcs5is. ycrr nce ri n,ek nonss' fa; ,t Monroe 'F
rs;ore lot 5xla5 90 ladsson.st:. 10 feet With
al house only sa1D Jackson c1 nsrSans trnnt a
snTc: orcr wanted. Other pieces Improved and "a.
can't ye7y iow. II. OSBORN & SON, l25 Lasalle-st,
Hoom 1,
, 1879-01-26

/ TEsJ-S0 IMPnS1TloS-LOOK HEl:E-THE
II greatcst independent business anil medical clair
roy,ni Is rs POi.TEl: born with ur gitk. She
as been tested by OF great nobility OF Europe
and America Tcils You the name of the one you will
fui: shows xenesaes las that great French for
sucn love and speedy cures al dseasss s'e
Eesiaing on Ct the city e2n @ consult MRS P0RTE By
s53 Wsbash-ay.. ucar Thlrteenth-st. No gents
no SEE THE WONDER OF Tue WORLD n
" telling past, present. md future. Satsfacttou or
ne pay. $50 uubbA.i-st. Nine, TERHUNE.
NTME. NILSSON. NATURAL CLAIeVOYANT, o34
ll .Statc-st.. near ATcher-Av. Established 1865.
, 1879-01-26

EEEAI EsSAAEE TxaIq.a E11s
yTANTED-A COTTAGE AND LOT SOUTH OF
w Twcnty-socUnd-s st. and east of CLARK; will pay
81, ECO cash. Address " II, Tribune o1Ecc.
II1ANTED-l HAVE SEVERAL INQUIRIES FOR
w 81 nO0 S., OU1 houses In good nctytburhools,
from parties offering to buy for money. j. Z. MAGlL,
sc Westinghouse.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE, WELL LOCATED.
w ! have Ill inquiry for good place. J. C. MA
GILL. Sc HaHhiuaton-st.
, 1879-01-26
11i1E sALE-NARBLE FRONT HOUSE +16 VASE

M.1b1 trout house 418 Washington
Marble frcnt house IS EiIzabeth-st-
MarhtfJuu1 nouss 81 ElZaheth-st.
MsroeIrout llouEc 81 Ada-st
Marble froat house ST Ata.st-
Possession given May !. lS7n VIII be ScId s1nxly or
r. LYMAN.
Ppon II Portland Block.
, 1879-01-26

pvfCE iEsEE-Cl;assCEs" fi:EE-CasCE;s, Ef1IEFsY, DEAF.
n ness+ catarrh lung diseases chronic ais. and
stuttern9 cured Best COZ hdental aid: artificial eyes
AKIN, H. D., Isl CiaIE-st-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07
WILD WEATHER..

For seven long. demoralized days and
nights the Wild southwest wind howled
Ia farce, uncertain rawlings across the
sagebrush valleys and mountain ravinss
from of the snowy Sierra. For seven
days the dark ~convolving clouds rolled
in threatening masses over the white
capped mountains threatening, but
eonstipa,ed. yielding 10 storm. The
Oldest inhabitant never saw or heard Of
the like. IL never blew or threatened
that way from the southwest over three
days before without q storm OF snow OF
rain rs the result. Would those seem.
ingly oyercharged clouds never let loose
and relieve themselves OF their contents?
Would they never cease their dark.
gloomy iorebodings' Yesterday MORN
ing a responsive change came. and the
rslsnting clouds generously scattered
forth three or four inches of snow. COW
ering our little Comstock world with q
mantle Of peace and safety. as it were;
but the winds did not cease their bois-
ferrous rawlings. and the clouds again
Withheld their contents.
Stout hearted. or reckless OF danger
are they who can sleep peacefully at
night while the wild winds roar apd
howl about their dwellings and through
the streets, threatening to fan pillows Of
dercs flames into existence at any
moment. The more timid and watchful
%ner,ously wake at every fierce blast,
fearful each moment that they may hear
the ominous sound Of some steam
whistle. bOotipg like q midnight bird Of
evil omen. sending terror and dismay to
the hearts Of all. and ~heralding the rapid
approaching moment when a raging hell
Of leaping. cracking flames shall devour
their homes and worldly possessions.
leaving them with their hali.clad little
ones sheltsrless amid the sagebrush. on
the bleak hillside. Cease rude Boreas,
and taks a rest. Come storm in piling
masses Of snow OF pouring floods Of
rain. Stop your blowing and give us
something tangible. The sooner the
better. Anything for a change. Even
a seven days earthquake would be a TO-
ireshing variety.
z. S.-Sinee writing the above the
clouds have commenced to turn loose
their pent-up SHOWS, and as we go to
press a p. NJ q very promising snow
storm Is on the programme. All right.
Pile it down. Two feet Of II tonight
will not be at all Objectionable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07
Reno Mining District.


The news from the LOOMS, Con.
Esmeralda and Mountain View mines !.
OF the most encouraging character. AZ
the LOOMS they are sinking D snait'
and are now down 30 feet. The bottom
is in n green formation which indicates
silver. Their ore is easily worked and
assays well. They have a kind OF white
spongy matter. which pulNerizes and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07
rnE .PAssiOS PLAY"

A correspondent OF the San Francisco
Cal gives the following. under date OF
March 4. relative to the play the pre-
sentation Of which has so shocked and
asitated the religious.hsarted people Of
San Francisco:
About thirty years ago . representation
Of the passion Play" was enacted 81
Quebec before an immense audience. IL
was looked upon by the entire community
a. sacrilegious and blAsphemous; still the
theater was crowded to replstion. In the
c~ruciiIion scene. wherein the Saviour was
nailed 10 tho cross. the stage appliances
and curtains caught dre aud . general
stampede occurred. A great many people,
estimated at upward Of . hundred. were
burned or tramped to death. This. at the
time. was looked upon ~ . special inter.
position Of divine providence, because Of
the profans character Of the play. and. to
this day. the singular contiAgration 10
talked Of with only shuddering thought.
No :. Passion Play" has been Attempted In
Canada since that time. These fact. are
vouched for by . most respectable lady,
who Was In Quebec at the time, and who 10
now q resident Of Oakland.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07
CONGRESSIONAL

As has been shadowsd forth for the
last few weeks an extra session OF Con-
grsss has been made necessary M Is
called to meet on the 18th instant. This
is through the refusal OF the Dem
ocratic portion Of 1t to allow the neces'
sary appropriation bills for the various
departments OF the Government to DO
passed. unless the Republicans would
repeal the Congressional election laws,
or such portions Of them as arc oojec'
tionabls to the Democracy; also the law
relative to juriss. The present Con.
sress has been Republican by q small
majority. but the incoming Congress
will bs Dem ocrstic by q larger major
ity. Thus 1t will be seen that
the difficulty Is not abated. but
apparently increased. Hereafter the
Democracy will have to shoulder all
blame and responsibility II the wheels
Of Government are cloggsd or the proper
progress OF national matters unduly i'm.
psded. The Enterprise OF this morning
| gives the situation a. follows:
The Democrats In the Forty-sixth Con.
gress will have . majority In both Houses.
The Senate will stand politically ~ fol.
lows: Democrats AZ. Republicans 80 and
| Indsnendent 4. which will give the Demo-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07
VALE!

Or in the language Of the vulgar.
'Buily 2" The Nevada Legislature
closed its two months session at mid
night last night, and most OF the men,
m.rs are making their way home
ward from tho State capital. They
started in shortly after the Christmas
and New Years holidays, with every 4.
spicious circumstance in, their favor.
They had a good. full State Treasury
to make raids u~pon-plenty OF money
to do with-and amid the compliments
OF their friends and the press generally
upon the high standard Of ability en-
braeed in their general makeup they
commenced their labors. They tn
umphantly Endorsed and reelected
John p. Jones az United States
Senator from Nevada. and since then
they have legislated to the best Of their
ability on various subjects, the most
kno,ty and complicated Of which they
found to DO the reduction OF freights and
fares on the railroads. Railroad bills
came before them in plenty. and each
ambitious member tried to get up n
on his W hook. Railroad bills over.
ran them like the lice in Egypt until
they became totally demorslized ON
the subject. They ate, drank and
dreamed nothing but railroad. until
1t settled upon them like a
chronic nightmare. and they became
incapable OF effeeting any sensible legis.
iation ON the matter. Tho result was
that they did nothing. or next to moth
ing. in tho way Of railroad legislation.
and were rs near right as tho reckless
dsmagogues who so wildly endeavored
to urge them to the preparation OF
measures which would have resulted to
the detriment OF all concerned. They
acted sensibly, and nobody will hang
them for what they did or did not do in
that matter.
But. above all. they are entitled to
the special thanks Of tho taxpayers and
revenue contributors OF this State that
they so well protected the State Treasury
against the numerous bold AMI thieving
raids which were made upon it. They
kept bright eyes to the future financial
condition Of tho State. and seeing no
such revenue u ahead a. those
which have heretofore poured aiiiuence
into the treasury. they wisely concluded
to protect and economic the present
money ON hand. They leave the treas.
ury in a state Of prosperous afiiuenee,
for which their constituents and sue
eessors will specially thank them
two years hence. Moreover. they
wound up the business Of the ses-
sion amicablyand decorously last night,
which is more than can be said Of some
OF their predecessors. Upon the whole.
this Legislature has done pretty well.
leaving some things undone which ought
to have been done. but doing many
things Of public Importance and benefit,
which gave u good balance in their favor.
Let who likes abuse them and their acts,
the Nkws sses no occasion to do 80.
"Well done" etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07

The most effective point in Mr.,
Blains's late letter on the Chinese ques'
ton. and which a be appreciated by
the people Of the coast. is that in which
he shows that Chinese immigration is
not voluntary. but that nins-tsnths Of
the Cinnamon arc brought here under
contracts Of labor. presenting the strong
es, analogy to slavery, for terms OF years.
Inasmueh as the Chinese in this coun.
try have their wi laws. and even their
" courts, wherein these contracts are
enforced. they amount to involuntary
ser,itudc. In other words. the old con.
fiiet between free and slave labor il 70.
nswed in an aggravated form. in which
free labor is at a greater disadvantage
than il was in the Southern States before
the war.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07

Tnr despotism Of the monarchies,
which has been impatiently borne for
so many centuries. is being Questioned
moro than ever. The educational pro
gress Of the nineteenth century Is the
greatest menacs to the ~autocrats. A
pubiis-.is. st I'll. nassisu secret press
declares that the Governor OF Chakoa
had been condemned to death by the
Russian Socialists Society for inhumsu
treatment Of political prisoners. The
act Of assassination was consequently
executed BY members Of the party. The
publication charges the Governor with
beating students nearly to death. and
concluding with = declaration Of Death
for death Terror for terror This is
our answer to all threats aud persscu-
tons OF the Governor"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07

A REronr comes from Boston that the
treasurer Of a synagogue aud Of a He
brew lodge in that city has run away
with some Of the money intrus,ed to
him. II this proves to DO the fact, /,
will merely show that Mr.. Henry Bern
stein. the treasurer in question, is a
rascal, or else that. being . weak man,
he has suecumbed to temptation. rs so
many Christian t~ressurers have done
before him. 1t is only at long intervals
that the public hears Of an Israslits in a
serape for embezzlipg trust funds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07

Ma. Eptsos. il Is asserted. occasion.
ally attends an operate performance in
New York City. and returning to hi,
country house repeats upon the piano,
with much expression. the airs he has
heard. Another diversion Of his is run.
ming about the house with his children
"like a squirrel" says his amiabls wife.
That lady also says that "as soon A. he
gets the electric light finished. and one
other invention of his hands. he will
20 to Europe with US and stay two
years."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07

SOME Senators and others were 10
very generous and thoughtful last night
as to make our Legislative reporter who
Is not much accustomed to public speak.
ingl experience 4 quite unexpected and
embarrassing and at the same time graft.
flying u Of their kindness toward
herself. She does not know what to
say, and We are at q loss for anything TO
say in her behalf; but We both Of us)
can say that We thank these gentlemen
most heartily for their delicate land
substantially complimsnt.-carso Ap.
pal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07

The latest novelty in the way OF Pull
man cars Is that Of palace hunting
cars" four Of which are about to be
built. They are intended for the &C.
commodation OF parties Of hunters who
want to SO West for game. and they will
contain sleeping apartments. q cook
room. . smoking room, a kennel for
hunting dogs. and place in which to
store game and guns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07

A man named Gilbert. who has been
employed at the Vivian mill was taken
in charge Of the Sheriff yesterday as a
person Of unsound mind. His insanity
was made manifest by his kneeling to
strangers and addressing them - Jesus
Christ. and In the incoherence OF bis
talk upon the subject Of religion. We
understand that Gilbert was for q time
in our County Hospital. We suppose
he will undergo an examination before
the proper authoriiss.-Cdrsoa Appeal,
IMdrch z.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07

One day last week Mr.. Phillips. a
Republican member OF the House from
Kansas, made q forcibls demonstration
Of the progress Of the Southern lion in
lying down with the negro lamb. Not
long ago there were seven colored Re-
publican members in the House: now
the number is reduced to three. and
nett year there will be none at all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07

The Court OF Inquiry to investigate
Major Reno mildly chids his apparent
~eowardics. but recommend no further
proceedings. II has been 80 ordered.
aud Major Reno remains in good stand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07

VIZ have received q small pamphlets
prospectus report Of the Maryland Tun'
mel and Mining Company. Eureka,
Nevada. The report upon the mine Ii
by +. J. Mstts, practical mining expert
as well as mill man. Having been well
acquainted with Mr. Mette in years past
in connection with tho mining interests
OF this State, we regard his report as
very liable to DO correct aud just In
every particular.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07

THE Eureka Leader man groans under
the objectionable sin OF Funeral obss.
quiss'' In . headline.