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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-12
vJ,ME ORIGINAL KEYsr0NE SIC.

THE ORIGINAL KEYRTONE SIC.
VER MIhING COMPANY.-Location Of
principal place Of business. Ban Francisco, Gal.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice. 10 hereby given. that at Q meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on the 2sth day OF
July, 1870, an assessment tNo. ~ of Twenty-Five
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable Immediately.
IN United states gold coin. 70 the Secretary. at
the once Of the Company, Room 8, No. $50
Pine street, Ban Francisco. Oalifornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the fret day Of septem.
Der, 1872, will DO delinquent, and adver.
tised for sale At public a%nc,ion, and unless pay.
msnt 10 made before, will DO sold on BAT.
URDAY, the S0th day OF September. 1879, TO pay
the delinquent assessment, together with cost
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
+. Il. LUTY, Secretary.
0mes-Room 8. 800 Pine street. Ban Francis.
co. oaliftInis. 10
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ORDINANCE NO. Il3.

AN ORDINANCE 20 Au'hsrizs the L.
ss.nee Of Bends for the Purpose Of
securiss Mssc, 20 redeem and Cas-.
eel Bssd Nc. % Of the Tswu Of Geld
MIL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-12
IMPROVEMENT.

A. . meeting Of tho Directors Of the above
Company, held on the 9Th day Of Nay. is7o. the
date Of deeming stock dslinquent for asseet-
ment No. ! was postponed 10 SATURDAY,
NAY TWENTY.YuURTH, 1873, and the day Of
nle 10 Monday. June Q, ISIS.
By order OF tho Board Of Directors.
9td RICHARD b. MOVES, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-12
POSTPONE MINT.

The day on which ASSESSMENT No. 2 on the
stock Of Gaid company shall become delinquent
has ben postponed To TUESDAY. SEtTEM.
BIER BlXTEEkTH. 1873, and the day OF sale
has been postponed 70 MONDAY, October D,
sold r. Z. LUTY, Secretary.
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rosrPONRMRNT.

Tho above sale u hereby postpoasd to SAT.
URDAY, sRPTRABBR ami. a. ID. ISIS. st the
sams hour and place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-12

sheriff Of Storey county. Nevada.
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NHoLLAs llnIHe co.sAnx.

omcs-Room 8, Hsyvard's Buildine. tip
California street. Ban Francisco, California. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-12


$50. Is. Every persop. nSm, sssocisticu or
corporation haytne . plscs Of business IN the
Town Of Gold Hill, and therein engassd In tbs
business Of banning. loaning monsy, buying and
selling EXCHANGE, OF receiving on deposit bal.
lion or coin, o. any or ell such tfsnsacttons,
shail ray, quarterly. for Q license 70 carry on
psid business, according 10 his, their or 10 sver
aee monthly purchases and sales Of exchange.
amount OF loans. or deposit Of bullion o. coin.
or any or all Of such trsnsactions, - the case
may b. - 10 the following schedule:
Ftrst 0isss--nonthly- tfsusastons one hun
dred and any thousand dollars or over. quar-
teriy license, ons hundred dollsrs.
one hundred and any thousand dollars. nfty
dollars.
SEC. 10. Evsry person OF arm eneaged In the
business Of carrying on . barber shop shall
pay, quarterly, for Q licenes 70 Cary on the
came, according 70 his orthsir sverags monthly
business or rsesipts. a. In ths following
schedule:
YirSt ciass-Monthly business OF receipts ave
hundred dollars or over quarterly hssnss, ten
dollars.
second Cisss-Mnnthiy business or receipts
three hundred and my dollars or over and
under Ave hundred doLars. quarterly license,
ex dollars.
Third Cisss-Nonthiy businsss or reosipts
one hundred and any dollars OF over and under
three hundred and nity dollars. quarterly
license, four dollars.
Fourfh Oiass-Nonthiv bvsipess or receipts
under one hundred and hfty dollArs, quarterly
hcsuss. thrss dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-12
EVERYBODY READS IT.
Weekly Mining Summary

Published svsry Wednesday In the Nxvs, b
carefully prspared nom the nosf AufHu-
TIC souncis, private and Otherwise, on
the day Of publication. employing
an sble and e0neisnt corps Of
reporters. II 10 universally
recognised - of1eiai. and the
uost coExcr and Hx1iAli1 m
ponr Of the condition Of the mines OF
ths onsrocx or sWAsnon" section.
We also give The latest mining information
oStamabls NON othsr parts Of the eoanny
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-12
THE GOLD HILL NEWS,
....AS A....

II thoroughly identified with the best In
'e e. ss % ss' s sS11 K, S snS i1 si =: &. o.
MECHANIC, to the MIR
CHANT or tho BANKER.
IL gives the LATEST
NEwS, t~elegrsphic
and Otherwise
nom a1pasts
: ~ :: 7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10

On the principal cities throughout the United
ststss, Europe. Japan. China and the last
Indies, the Australian Colonies and New lea
land, and on Honolulu tuawaiD.
New YoRx BAxKEas-The Bank OF New York.
N. d. A.; American Exchange National Bank.
LONDON BAHxEns-Msssrs. smith. Payne 4
Smiths; the Union BANK OF London. tn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10
DICK cATllH's BATH.
Or the lsssiiigess Msrses sf shs
RiprSsstsg Beaver.
Salt Lak. TriB.-e.

II was Sabbath in the little town OF
Frisco, and Q holy quiet settled down
~ though mist from heaven with ths
sunlight o'er the wssatch Mountains
wrapped all in peace.
IL was Sabbath. and out from their
humble homes came we'll dressed girl-
and store clad boys. breathing. as Gods
own should, the air OF ono days free
dom from the toll and worry Of the
week.
Ii was Sabbath. and out from the lit
tie town came the stags-ths stage thai
has rocked and swung and rolled along
from the white billowy beach OF the
Atlantic. across the prairie farms OF the
West, up, over and beyond the towering
Rockies, and bathed its alkali-stained
boot in the placid waves OF the Pacific
Ocean. bearing in its weather-bea,en
leather bags
Kind letters. thai bstrsy the hearts deep
history.
Dick Catlin drove that stage. and a
better driver never whaled the hank OF
q broncho. The day was warm rs up
the Beaver River river rolled he. and
his voice. clear a. a trumpet made the
carbonate-stained bills OF Lincoln ring
again aud again as he sang
Up and down the world I've rosmei.
"A And M 20 n.sy n e.%p,.lsss p,.as. Sss Sss' 'oom,.s
Tho.s .hasgy Iocls. weeu.
I've yet mp. there. rO~dy u been to old
,nI non,,nA W. ,.,o.
Bat 10 frisco give the banner.
where the bis boSanIa- grow.
ocd'. blessing on Montana.
ood e,s,s o.d s ,s.hS -, y,,..o
whsr. the bis bon.nra. grow.
IT,. warm ann ,h,ved the ola mans
bsa,, ana ths m.,nory Of old times stole
into Nj. sonI brinvin, hack acain the
dav. coma bv-tha sximminc' apple.
.tealinv doc.d,htiny days when he was
. INV ana Ben Holladay nowhere.
founding a point in the river. the shade
fall across a nook. Dick pulled up aud,
a. he hal NO passengers. concluded to
t.ls n sxim. Us knew his team. and
th.x knsv him. They hal been to-
o.tb., Tor wears AMI =, Dick dropped
sba I;ns. hs said 10 himself: "Thrre il
no,hin' Iika knoxin' stock that's posted.
S,ay still now boy.'' (thi, 10 the horses)
. ~ ,ha ola nan'II have a oood wash. -
raS,.s.in, snd nil;n, bis clo,be, ON
an. -, n.y. ist, ,ha s,,,s ami nlpno.l
go, an. .ooI v.,.,s I'm, the stoek
.'O !. .~.. '~o nos,sJ . Z" NJ ,oons, bsd piek
n,uns.j in th., ,hsv nlunv.d ou, and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10
ExChANoE

This Bank has Special Facilities sss
Dealing In Bullisn.
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BANKERS AND BRoKERs.
DIRRCrORsi

DIRRCTORsi
LOUIS hoLAHE....................pr President
j. O. ,ois " asGTiY. !. /. psooS, s,S;''n'
JAMEs q. FAIR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10

ISSUES Commercial and rnvsler' Credits,
available In any part Of the world. Make.
transfers Of money by telegraph and cable. and
draws exchange ai customary usAnoss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10
BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
40 EMoYi
GOLD HILL % NEVADA.

nEposrrs ofcorN OR BULLION received.
IL either ON open account or 10 Issue CkR.
TIPlCATRS therefor, payable lat the option OF
the holder) In Gold Hin or Ssn Francisco; TO
uake collections, purchase Bullion at the most
favorable rates, OF advance coin thereon when
forwarded 70 the Parent Bank In San Francisco;
sells Bills Of Rxehange, and transsets General
Ranking Business,
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
psesasssy rapsrasesng.

ln Is6s the Republican sialwarts tried to defeat Abraham Lincoln be- csuse he vetoed the Reconstruction Act. They denounced the modern Moses and saint. the Louisvillo Cour- ier- Journal alleges because be signi- fed his dissent 10 the proposition to place the Southern States in lhe hand of thieves and petty tyrAnts with sn army within its call. Lincoln pre- fesred to continue ,he purely military !. reconstruction " of ths South. These stslwarts wers SO mad ct him goE dnrne 0 veto their Bill shst they publishe mAnllesEo declaring, ameng other lhlngs. the following
 s'TheiE nehs and duty e cheek shs encsosehments of the Exscatgse on ihe authority of Congress.
 It ( ihe Presidens's action is a gfSFs Executive usurpstion.
 4An Executive peryersion of the consultation.
 sStrides headlong toward the an- srcby his proclamation of the 8th of December inaugurssed
 sA more studied outrage on the legislative authority of the people has never been perpetratsd.
 "He hse aiwavs exercised this dic- tatorlal usursation in Louisiana. and he defeated the bill to prevent ils limitation.
 4 grave usnFpatien.
 "A blow 8t the principal of re- publican government
 rThe body of the Union men of Congress Will not submit to be im- pesched by him of rash and uncon- stifution&l Legislation.
 .'If the supporters of the Govern ment fail to insist on this they be- come responsible for the nrurpsnons they fail to TebukO.
 eLet them consider the remedy for these usurpafions, and. having found, fearlessly execute it /"
 Nowadays Hayes yetoes an appro- priation bill beesuse ii hss legiBla- tion attached to 1t which prsYenH the President from ordering the army to the polls to interfere vith the cleo tions, and she ssslearts shout Rith joy over the act, and have sigui6ed their consent thiat the President shall once more be adImissed into their par ty. IL .s decldedly interesting nQ.-S. E. Examiner.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
rr.z.sE e. : 1ls.sls.

Three instances recently mentioned by the Southern papers show that sll the superstition has not yet been rubbed out of the negro. As hs still keeps memoranda of household ex. penses by means of uoscbes cut into pine stick. so be still fears the old boy with horns 4 few days ago thsl colored Meshodisis of Macon under. took to bring about & miracle that would cure Minerva Brown, one of their number. Of fits They net al tie woman's bedside and prayed by turns for nine hours eonsecuuvely. During that time tbe sister vas quiet. though she had previously been con- torfea as often as once an hour As soon as the praying band vent away she fell into 8 worse state than eyer. The experiment will be tried agaiB. Another story cones from Baltimore. Last week Susan Smith, q large col ored woman. aged about sixty years. died in that city. Her family and friends followed the coffin to the cemetery last Thursday. At the grave the lid Bss ,orn from Che coffin and the face Of the dead expossd to to view All present then gathered close around and watched one of the deceased'ssons raise the body from lhe coffin snd carefully turn it over. face downward. While .hss was gong on the bystaDders kept their heads un- covered, mumbllng au unintellig .ble prayer and going through strange motions of the body. They held charms in their hands. Hull, the old grave-digger, vas grsatIy shocked. The darkeys refused to tell why they buried Mrs. Smith face d0vnwasd. Still another ia from Boonsboro, Maryland, and relates to Simon sum mers, deceased. After the burial of Summers his widow became impress ed wiEh the belief that anless changes should be mzde in cerisin matters connected with che interment great calamity would come upon tAe sufvi yors. She accordingly hat tho grave and coffin opened and tho chsDgss aade
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
q wsnas e..rsss sg pgage..

The quiss villisge of Ssrasfor6 has been hsvsng 8 little sensation on lts own book in tbs healing wsy. The matter has been kept very qaiet. and until nov the particulars of tAe ease have never bean made public. A widow of dat plaes, aged about 42, has been confined to her bed for abcas three years wath a painful disease, contracted, as iB supposed, by ovsF- work. She has been created by a number of prominent physicians with ont success, and had almost degpaired of relief. Hearing of tbe rraya cures oF Mrs Aix, of WolcottvlIle, she began thinking about ealing upon hor for assistance, and lad made up her mind to do 60, when ihe thought occurred Co her that what Mrs. Mix conld do by prayer and faith she also might do by the same Ine4ns. Share solved 10 try the experiment, and for about a week prayed that she might be made who e. At last. she claims, her prayers were answered. She fe.t peculiar thrill run through her, and imnediatly sfEeTward she arose from her bed and Nslkad. She called out, and her friends and neigLborB rushed in, and were surprised by the sight of the sick women standing upon her long g-unused feet and able to walk. The lady aflerward attended church. manifesting great joy over her sud den recovery. This Ras about three weeks ago, and she has since remain ed as yell ss ever. She had been under medical treatment in New York and New Haven, but ssd aban- doned 1t some time before her sud den cure.-- Bridgeport (Conu Standard.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13

The numoer of deserted cities to California is very large Hamiltou, that had 5000 people, has nov 100; Treasure Hil 5000, new 50; sher- nantown 5000, now l family. All these were incorporated cities, wth Mayor. Council, fire departments and daily newspapers, with iHnumerable hotels. churches. saloons, gambling dens, gorgeous fancy stores. ball- rooms. In the Tolyabs rage. near Austin. are five such deserted towns, without g slngle inhabitaut.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13

From the Presgots Enterprise We hear a rumOr that &rIzons is Eo have a new Governor. and that Gen. Fre- mont wsll preside over the Executive Department of the Territory no long CT Whether tho rumor is founded on fact we are not prepared to say, bat no doubt a short sine xill deter mine she question.
 Several months nga sae of she dies from ths Mexican mint at Ures, Sonora. was stolen and completely lost sight of IL has lately turned up in possession of some men in this county. who were making begun Mex ican dollars and circulating them in thls vicinity. The officers here dis coysres the fact and have arrested two men and now have them in iaiI on 8 charge of making and passing counterfeit money. There Is no doubt whatever bat chat the men are guilty and that those caught aro the right ones.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
seUrwEssbAcsEIc DAEEaoAs
esas.al Vs.suAs avs@s-

SAN FnAECIscO. Msy IS, 'T9.
 UnHl further notice Yssss on osss from Cass GraDds. via sAs Seashssa Pacific Railroad, to San F5socsss, Sacramento, MslrOss, 0aklsn3 ss Oakland wharf, will sssfollows
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
St Louis Repu lican
rRRMs-IN ApvANeE.

TRRms-TN ADVANCE. The Desly Republicae. pulsished every morning, wlli be furnishsd at the following fateEs
 fyear, bF mfsil. post4gs prepaid. Sl1 % To neVesdeeleFG, per copy, ..-...-..-..... s-&e s,Sn.riss edition. ier veni. ni.. geo T'ri-fS e1kly, per year. ...-..-. % Weakly, ser yaaT ..-|..........s........ 13 PoakZs8Sterf end aelaFl 4ctinR as 6geits1 for the fseDuh ican ictEin per cent aa aIl subscrip1inn 60 Daily and Ifi- " e4iEig ilsons, and a9 pef cent ea subscEip1ona % she VT eak kly elti&ou-
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Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13

The New York Herald thinks the retult of he Ohio Republican con Vention shows that Grant viii have rivals for the Presidential nonina- tion. The great wonder IS that n this enlightened age he is considsred as a candidate outside of whisky rings and squads of political ban mers-
 Miss Mary clsmmer, a dysd-in- the wool Republican expresses her self thus in regard to the third tern business
 Neither Grant nor any man p0- litically, personally identified wllh him in Washington should eyer be made Presidens of the United Statss Surely, the nation IS not so poor in manly honor. in exalted personal probity, in executive worth that t can find no man 'avahable' as a pos sible PresIdent outside of the hungry hacks and 'bummers' political Who have been perpetually posing and masquerading for the Presidency for the last i've years. l love my coun- try, love ils people best of all, love its honor. I cannot live so close tc it's heart to see it dishonored-sc- cursed. az 1 have seen it-by the men who assume to govern 1t, with- out consecrated protest "
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
NlY litIIe ssTen- -year-oId giIi. 2

edy little seven -year-old giri, 7 writes 8 friend "wss in the sitting room alone with aer uncle and ook- ing dreamily, from the window Without turning her head, she sad
 Uncls Horace. eight and seven make fifteen. don't thsy Hereplied that she vas right. .Then, said shs, in half soliloouy, if is only eight years before sbaIl have a beau, and uhI ! dread itl -Ilarpef's Magazine.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13

The fsirse in Guernsey Ia not to be triaed with. At fancy dress ball given there recently by the su5 alterns of an infantry regiment. lady noted for orlglnality and wit vas brought by chance to the side ef one of the chief military authorities of the place. Said she to Colonel D.. "May l ask. Colonel, what you arel' .s0h." answered shs Colonel. who was evidently not in one of his happy moods, 'sI am no.h ingi What are yoal" ss I an next to nothing. was the prompt reIoin- der.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13

A market man was mercilessiy swindied in she town of B.. Hn misfortune gave him very unfavor- able opinion of che residents. snd he expressed his opinion of them by say ing that if the Angel Gabriel stop ped as B. saers would Do no resur- rsction Why g'' asked a listener. Because tho people would Swindi. him oat of -lss born before be had hms to blow 3 single teot "
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13

The new consttnc'on of California goes into effect on the fourth day of July. 30 far as is relates to she election of officers, the commencementof their terms of office and tne meeting of the legislature In all other resp spects and for all other purposes. 1t does not become operative until Jan. l i, 1880.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13

Asy|l98. in San Francisco. articles of incorporation were Sled of the Em- pire and Hartford Gold and Silver Mining Company. to operate in Pio- neer district. plnal county. Arizona. Capital S10.000 900 Direcsors- Frederic Clay. 4 Bruhell. D Schin- dler, Samuel Robinson, John W Ma hon
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13

"Vell, " sad new conner in e Western town. svet shsnce l would have in starting up nit saddle tres peesnis" Thas business is oyer done. aud competition has almost ruined the trade vas the answer Yell, cood l make someding init new pakery' Thiuk not. ? said the native. the towns full of baker ies nov The man locked ppzzled and half mad. and finally came to the concluson: Well, den, by shimny, vill run for office ''
Arizona silver belt., 1879-06-13
EInla MaEleana n al - - -.

" ~ lr- VI ~'' " F-+- r-~t
 The above rates apply CD Iois oT ten tons or over. To lots of one toa or over. forty per cent advance sa abeverstes. To lots of four toas sr over, twenty per cent advance oa above rates. On base metal add twenty per csnt. sdvaDss @ above rates. Valuation on which above rates will be based will be sb. mark ct price of ore at destination, to De determined by assays made at ovp- CTS expense and sabjest tO ysFi6c4- ton by the rAilr5ad c0mpsny. Charges on ore in car loads must ks guaranteed, and on lots less shan csT load, must in all eases ss pre- paid. THos. M. CAsH,
 Special Freight Agent, g. ?. R. R.
 Florence. A. T., June 2, 1873.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-07
GEORGETOWN.

MASQUERADE BALL.-See advertisement.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.-PhpnfX Tent,
No. IL, I. o. Of R.. installed the following ori-
GERS wednesday evening: II. Hazard, shepherd;
George w. Jones, past chief ruler; Nixon
Brewer, chief ruler; Edward Jones, deputy
financial Sec: VIM. ones, iesite: Thomas Free,
inside guardian; VIM. Weaver outside guar
dian; VIM. r. Hunt, chaplain.
The CANAL.-It is reported that the canal
company have decided TO abandon the charge
on -FOUR cents for wharfage at Cumberland dur
~ the coming shipping season, leaving the
tollS at Sc cents per ton
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILI.-InfoTmation
came 10 the station house yesterday evening
tnat white man named James Smith, aged q
years, nad shot twice at Mr.. John Mccarthy, OF
FAIRFAX county, Va, while riding in his car
riage near the Chain Bridge. and that Smith
was In town. He was shortly afterwards ar
rested by Officer O'Brien and brought TO the
station house, and was afterwards turned over
to the Virginia authorities without requiSitiDn.
The alleged shooting TOOK place on Wednesday
evening last, and 1t is said Smith was tried the
fOrmality In the warrant and left for George
town before new one was sworn out.
THE DASHAwAY CLUB held its weekly meet
ing at their han last night, Mr.. John Berry In
the chair. Addresses were made by MeSSr5
Greenbury Belt, p. Skidmore, James Hill. Frank
Reside, c. krOuSe, j. III. Hinton, J. b. Wheeler,
L. w. Litchfield, and John Tompson.
THE LARGE BOILER forthe engine in the re-
pair shops Of the Washington and Georgetown
railroad, arrived yesterday.
RIVER NEwS.-SchOcner Alice Curtis left for
Baltimore yesterday, with cargo Of grain from
Tenney & Son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-07
THE COTRTN.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Strong agt. District OF Columbia: ar
gued ana submitted. Smith agt. Tome e. al:
decree below reversed and case remapfed
Georgetown College agt. District of Columbia:
On hearing.
PROBATE COURT-Judge Mac Arthur.
To-Day, the Will OF the late VIM Wallis was
fully proven. Estate OF John Frazier: letters of
administration issued to S. " Niles: bond 500
VIII OF Thomas Burns admitted to probate. and
letters issued to Robert Mcdonald; bond 500
Estate or Robert NaSh petition for letters FLED
Dv WldoW. Estate OF John Jacob Winckles, pc
lltlon OF j. c. Mckibbin, for letters of admins
tratlon. Estate of James Haughey letters is
sued TO Soldiers Home; bond $1,000 Estate of
JOnn Shea, letters of administration issued to
Julla Shea: bond $1,000 Estate Of Catherine
Barrett. order modifying decree. The Register
reported accounts in the estates Of Elizabeth A
Dunbar, John Roach and Newton Harlan, which
were approved and passed. A number OF cases
were continued to Tuesday, at 10 O'Clock. to
which time the court ad ourned
POLICE COURT-J,tdge Shell
To-day, John Allison, indecent exposure; S.
Peter O'Day, loud and boisterous; S. Fred
IhCmaS, vagrancy;. personal bonds. John
Kemp, selling liquor without license contin-
ueo John Anthony, alias John Antonio, lar
ceny or suit of clothes and $40 bill from
Gnarles washington; six months In JAIL Joshua
Mllilams, larceny OF an Overcoat from Mack
Iayl0r; 60 days In jail. Carter Jones, larceny
OF pocketbook containing 81 from Matthew
ware; SIX months in jail. Martha Lyons. as
sault on Mary Bias; 81.