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Jamestown alert., 1879-07-03

rest assured that his efforts to do it. will
be. as abortive rs his attempt to supply
'Stntsman county, with "Fiat Money i"
the form of Store Orders.
d. Nj, kELLEHER.
Jamestown alert., 1879-07-03
Description. S. Tn. X

1NE n and Z 4 ofNW a 25 14l 64
Lying IN the James River Valley, Xix
mites due North of jamestown. This Is
one of the finest pieces Of land in this
vicinity; all level. Wood and water on
it, (the James River running through it,
Jamestown alert., 1879-07-03
100000 ACRES

Land Department Reduced rates Of fare and
freight to actual settlers.
Full information given upon application to JAMES
D. PowEa. GenI Agent at Is jackson street, St.
Paul or brainefd, MINI.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-04
WE WILL HAVE THE PAY OR KEEP OUR
 GOODS!

We hereby notify oul friends and the public generally that from this time forth we will cease to sell for credit on any terms whatever. We are aware that in order to do this we will have to sell cheaper than our neigh bors, and we are prepared to do so. AS we are building we are very much pressed for cash, and therefore 1t will be better for us to sell for cost than to sell on ever so short a time, no matter how good the buyer. The facts in the case are just these: it is a necessity with us to have our goods or to have the wherewith to buy Of course we do not expect to do so much business, but we are de- termined to do what we can.
 Our Lumber Yard is now full and nearly com Dlete.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-04
She Came newn on Her

A young lady gave her skating ex- perience, as follows:
 You ought to have seen me-" said the vivacieus young lady to the new minister; I'd just got the skates on and made a start, when down l came on my"
 "Maggie!' said her mother.
 What Oh, it was so fannyf 0ue skate went one way, and She etEer'n t'other way and down l eanse on my
 Margaretlr' yelled bosh parents,
 'On my little brother who had mo by the hand, and like to have smash ed him. Now, what's the matter"
 The girls mother emerged from be- hind the coffee pot, sigh of relief es- capped from ihe minister, and the old gentleman adroilly turned the con in 3 political channel Ne,cs-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-04

George C. Swan Of Paradise Valley, near the city of San Diego, has a secdling lemon tree in bearing the fruit of which was recognized in competitive test at Riverside and Los Angeles last March to be of superior quality The rind of the fruit is very thin, but thick enough, however. tN bear shipment. It proved to be less hitter than any other seeding lemon submitted to the competitive list mentioned above. It had also the largest per cent. SS of acid of any of varieties passed upon by the Commit tee The great merit claimed for if, aside iron It's general superior ap- pearance, is that it has very little bit terness-so little that the majority ot the committee making the test al the Riverside Fair failed to detect any whatever Its three copetitors at Los were grown on foreign stocks.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-04

Miner Messrs. Gnspsr, Richards and Shipman went out 10 the Emmet mine this morning for the purpose of examining that property. Should they find indut n;s sufficiently flat teFing, we understand ihat they will cause the removal ef the Senator mill 10 the Ernmet. where it will be l CT manently established and put to work reducing the said 10 be fabul- iously rit h ores of the Emmet and other rich miRes of that vicinity
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-03

A4x0L& - 884EIE&A 441kF48 AE004 8884E
Exchanges.
res stamp miEl il hzing ezecssd 1t
Tzscarnrz-
Five ns1bsrs Of = Reno family are down
with scarlet fever
A csrrespoadeat Of the " Enterprise"
calls Esaa the garden sown Of Nevada
There are rs applicants for fszchers' eer-
6Geates before The School Beard Of Exam
iners in Virginia Clty-
HzmboElf county has wisely bad its
Cosrthe1se provided zith 1re-proof and
bzrglzr-prDof vaults
JACK Szgie, an old Conassocker, died in
Sacramento On Saturday from Bright's
disease II the kidneys
The Rsao .-Gazs.s= says the high winds
Of the last few DAYS has driven the noun
tzin IRE zer0ss Hunters creek, aud it yes
terd2y burned 800 cords Of wood belonging
TO Msekay A Fair.
The Truckse and Sseanboss Springs ca
nal Is being hurried forward About ave
miles remain to be dug. but as this Is in
good ground. where piovs can be used to
advantage. it will not take long to COM
ple.s it,
A purse has been made mp in Paradise to
be asarded TO the bisgssf liar. on the
Fourth. The bless " are selling pools on
the issue Jim Harvey Is the favorite.
The Paradise Reporter y quotes . jim
Harvey. first choice. SIS; 0'Neal. SO, and
81 on the field.
The School Census Marshal Of Virginia
reports II children u school-age, the
mothers Of whom are women Of the town.
In most cases, these children are ~ private
~Seminaries, bat . few nave been adopted
By families and attend tie Public Schools.
As . general thing the expenses Of the se
children are paid by their mothers, who
never visit them and are entirely unknown
except to the parties having the little ones
in charge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-03

The sad news Of the death OF two Of her
o in Arizona, on the 18th instant, says
the Elko independent" has just been
received by the widow Of the late Joel
Willard. cf Pine valley, Eureka county.
LAST winter the father and four sons vent
with . lot Of cattle to Arizona. and soon
after their arrival the father died, and was
buried far from home and friends; and
now comes the heart-rending intelligence
that the eldest son, ~ T. Willard, aged "a
years. and Alexander. the youngest, aged
10 years were drowned in the Verdi river
by the capsixing Of = boat in which they
we're assisting to repair > dam in the
stream 1t Is said they were disabled by
injuries received at the time, but little
beyond the nurnful fact Of their death ia
yet known The letter bearing the news
stated that the eldest Of the two remaining
brothers would reach home pcou after the
arrival Of the letter, while the younger
would remain TO take care Of the stock.
II il seldom that 80 great : weight OF
affection Is poured upon enc devoted
family, and they are certainly fitted for
the full measure Of coincidence from SYM
pathetic hearts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-03
STOCK LOST

THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES OF
j Stock OF the K X Consolidated Mining
Company. in the name OF T. Fisher. Trustee:
No. 1893. Tor 100 shares: No. $50. for two shsres:
No. $50. for 100 shares; No. 1900. for 100 shares:
No. 1910. for 10 shares; No. 1Is9, for 1--WE shares.
In the name of Woods 4 Freeborn. Trustees:
No. 1i0o, for 100 shares. In the name of W. G..
Crandzil, Trustee: No. 1896, for 50 shares: No.
1856. for 80 shares. In the name Of Ciute L
Loyelsnd. Trustees: No. 1i42. for so shares:
No. 1444. for 10 shares; No. 144e. for 10 shares.
Also OF the California Mining Company: No.
$500. for - shares: No. 2.501, for 70 shares,
NO. s2.5l5. for I'VE shares: all in the name
Of NJ Liilienthal. Trustee All persons are
cautioned sgainst negotiating the above stock.
A. transfer has been stopped.
VI. r. CHAMBLIN. Eureka. Nevada.
ieze -Jd
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
OF Mrs. Nellie Millich, . Married
Woman, TO become n Sole Trader.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT 1T is
IN my intention 70 apply to the sixth Ju-
dicial District Court Of The State of Nevada. in
and for the County Of Eureka, on the First
Day Of August. A. D.. 1879, at the hour OF 10
o'clock a. NJ, or SO soon thereafter as such sp-
plication can be heard. for an order of said
Court permitting me to carry on business in
my own name and on my own account the
business ] intend to carry on being that Of
hotel and restaurant keeping, in the town of
Eureka, State Of Nevada.
MRS NELLIE MfLLICH.
LAsPEYEE L BEATTY, Attorneys for the Ap-
piieznt.
Eureka, July Q. 1879. jy3-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-03

Upon re.sssns.:Is. HsSa J. Glenn. tie
nominee Of the III. b. Convention, was
nominated for Governor by accIzmahon-
Recess till evening"
The Third Congressional Convention
nominated C.. L. witcoI for q member Of
the State Board Of Equalization.
Congressional Nominations.
SACRAMENTO, JSly 2.
The Fourth Congressional District Con-
rention assembled this morning. Dr.
Garvey, before the Convention nominated
. Congressman. wanted some rule adopted
on the status Of candidates He under
stood that anne we're TO be presented
where men had arc pied the nomination
upon . platform rejecting upon the Demo
erzcy. The remarks Of Garvey were
evidently directed against Ayres Of Los
Angeles. nominated ky The W~c-x;nguea.
A resolution Was offered that no candidate
be nominated who took any nomination
from . party which had declared that the
Democracy cannot be trusted. After some
discussion . resolution was adopted past
po1ing nominations until sitter the recess Of
the Gonselti1a-
The Second Congressional District Con-
vention assembled at 9 O'Clock Several
delegates made IN effort to postpone max
ing nominations, bat il vas voted down
Foote, Of III Dorado. nominated T.. J.
Clunie, Of ~Sacranenfo. DR.. T. o. K-lrosh,
of Tu Gimme, nominated Judge c.. II.
Randall. Of hat county On = GALL Of the
roll the vote stood, Clnnjs. IS: Randall,
81. CIanie's nomination ras made 1nsHi-
nous
The Third Congressional District Con-
vsnti0n assembled a. 9 O'Clock. IN the Sen
ate Chamber. Caster. 81 YEba. nominated
for Congress. J.. r. LasrreIi- Mundy. Of
S0a0na- psssd Barclay Henley q thai
county in nomination Crzddoek. Of Yubs.
nominated ex-sPeaker c. p Berry. Of Sat
ter. On cali Of the roll the vote was
Berry, 81; Henley. q; Lr.sFslI. IL Be-rys
nomination Was made unanimous.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-03

TEE memorial lately presented 70 Con-
uess in behalf Of an allowance for loss IN
spirits Withdrawn from warehouse Tor eA-
portation contains some striking fsess
shout the growth Of alcoholic trade. y
rose from ST., 413 gallons in The yssr sna
ing with June. 1875. by regular graduation
70 $500, zoe in the year ending with last
June. and reached IL ,ooo. coo gallons al zoe
close Of March Of this year; and the snoah'
exported ia the last named nine months
employed 5000 laborers. and yielded ~
oo0. COO. Ii also called for vast Oh
lumber and iron for packages. and coal i0l
distilIasion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-03

xfUh tBe FItt.burB POST
The only Appropriation bill that Hayes
signed without h~esitafion was the one that
gave him $50. 900 Of Uncle Sam Tiiden's
money. The Fraud salts down forty-dve
thousand OF this every year. He is the
most Notable sponge that ever held high
ONCE in this country. No former Presi-
dent has conducted affairs At the White
House g -parsimonionsly- Few Republi-
cans are invited to put their legs under his
mahogany, and no Democrats will.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-03
Gard Of Thanks.

V'o THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
THE FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRA-
TiON: In the name OF the officers and mem
bers OF wirnemueca Tribe No. Q. Improved
Order Of Red Men. we tender our thanks. The
Tribe ia not prepared 70 participate, In . body,
In the procession, therefore we must most re
specially decline your invitztion-
MAX JACOBS, On. Of Records.
Eureka. July !. 1879. tyz-3t
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THE man who voald crawl cot on ne
c-ow-cstcher Of an engine tszssiiHs aaFs''
miles an hour to pick . child Cd the naeH
deserved . better end than 10 die in . ssfee'
bra~l. Yet that is What bappsnsd him.
His name vas Grier, and when engineer on
the Pennsylvania road be did the heroic
deed described Afserwsfd be vent TO
LesdsiIie, and nov be he fallen = victam
10 the pistol Of > desperaao-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-03

THE Chinese are coming Is fast as ever
There i ros . larger number Of vessels On
their wsy TO San Francisco than At ang
previous time in many years. Every ner-
chant vessel which viii take passengers IS
eruvded with Chinese
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-03

NV YoRK physieisns are deeply iner-
essed 10 tie treatment Of . man whose
heart las in sor1e way been shifted from
il natural plsss 10 his risAs side. and has
been doing its duty in al inade4uass fish
ion in this move, location for sso years
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-03

Francis Murphy is conducting . tenn
persnce crusade at Petaluma, and the
liquor traffic has become 90 dull that ~
saloons have had to close. We are in
doubt whether to attribute this to Mr..
Nurphy's earnest efforts. or TO the natural
desire Of the California stomach to fast in
order the better TO enjoy its feast on the
coming Fourth.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-03
Attention, Guard

THE CENTENNIAL GUARD OF RUBY ,
Hi are crdsred 10 zaeet It the Con- a
~Ezzred Ha1<.icz Works. IN full uniform. KY
Fer eseozt Gzfy. On Jaly 4th. 81 s4 O'Clock n
AN By cr1sr Ct
H Z coSKLIS. Captain
G.. J. EEzz- S-rsts-y-
Ezty HILL July :. lss2 jy52t
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TO

CEALE0 PROPOSALS WILL BE RFCEIvED
- II the Parker House, or at the Wales Con.
Eizs. znrl July 1th. at 6 o cl OK P. NJ, to run
fifty feet If the Wases Con. lateral drift
For particulars. inquire Of
GRIF. J. GEIFFITHS, Supt-
Eur<ts. July ?. 1879 tyatd
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPECIAL 70 THE EUREKA DAILY sEsrrxEL.l
A Dinner in Honor Of Hanlon.

LesDoS, July 2.
Hanlon sailed to-day ON the steamer CITY
OF Chester. On his arrival at Liverpool.
Governor Packard, the American Consul
General, gave a dinner in his honor. The
Hanlon Club will become cnstodians Of
the cup until 1t is challenged by England,
when Hanlon will be sent for to defend il.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-03

From the Richmond (vsl State.
II looks very much now - il the foolish
ness in Ohio. had made the nomination Of
Tilden a necessity. Indeed there appears
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-03
CIergymen ea the Chinese ones.
tion.

FROM the Morning CAL.
We are willing to hear what the Beech
ers and Cooks Of the East have to say. but
until their speeches show some practical
acquaintance with the topic they attempt
70 discuss the impression they leave be-
hind will be very faint. 1t is : matter for
sincere regret that certain clergymen Of
cminencc. representing wealthy and aristo-
cratic churches, should ON 50 momentous
. question as this array themselves against
the interests Of labor. and show q willing
ness, il not desire, to lower the condi-
ton Of the isborer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-03

TIE Atehisoa & Ssbrzsks railroad VII
build aboas s. miles ; the Central Branch
ever 110- and the AsrhisOn. Topeka 4
SaztA r- aizozi - asis- sss sssIezs rear.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-03
WANTED.

4 GIRL TO DO THE GyNERAL HOUSE.
"a work OF a small family. Apply at the
POSTOFFICE.
Eureka, June 10. 1872. ,eo1-ff
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Sc.on. Ranch. Humboldt county. June g.
Charles MeDeid 10 Miss Sarah NJ Guthrie
SoDoma Ranch. Humboldt county. June p
Joseph W Guthrie to Miss Mamie v George.
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Bodie viii dispense with "Horribles"
On the Fourth.
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FOR SALE

A DWELLING HOUSE OF THREE -
IN rooms, with cellar aud closet. The -
property is on Mob Hill, adjoining Dr. -,
Sehneider's residence. and is at present oses'
pied by Mr.. w. II. Naclarcn. For partegse
apply to CHARLES ALop.
Eureka. June %, 1879. 1"eas-4SF
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Attention, Hook q Ladder
Company, 80. 1.

yTEEBy2s OF The COMPANY. AND ALL
VI others. ara requested 70 d-Posit the hats
ard bats and all ot1er property belonging to
HOOK All Ladder Company. No. 1, zt the
Stare q o Dunkei 4 Co TO-DAY. By order Of
SAM RAPHAEL. Foreman.
Eurekz. JAY }. 1871 lyJIt
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List Of Unclaimed Letters

List Of Unclaimed Letters
ID ENAISIsG N THE PosToFFIcE Al
IL Earekz. New. On the I'd day Of July
viii please say, a. Advertised July 81. 1873"
Ladies' List:
Brophy uoliie Lamb Mrs CA
Ba-E= Mr. B-3 OSesl Mrs Felix
C-4wfyrd Mrs Phillips Lizzie
Coca EzTy b Mckenzie Mary
Dix EnsazE Rogers 6sorgI2
Dxn.e1 Szszz Rogers nv
BsruE& Rogers Jennie
L4ss5n Mrs Frank swlek M
Lyons Esry Smith ~
LozkHsr Ms White Jane
Lzxsou Mrs Geo
GentIenen-s list:
Alderman Norris
Andersen Morrison Alex
Brossxrd Xo<es NolInxn
Brown W. Moo4eJ
Brady psf MooreJC
Breen Peter AooreJno
Bssksslee selden-2 HilIiurn Sc
BLANCHARD orvilIe BIS IatiIJss
Bi&neAl 2solo HefsrleF
Biuu1e At NzItson Cnzs
Beanehfn John Mason Chzs
BerfolOr1nN u Morse
Barton MeL=ad MsleoIm
Benny WA He<silL
Bennett Geo Z s.1SAnnJ
Bal. J H-z NcashanJ
Barry E1wsrd MeDerlnoTt 81
Butler dC-2 NcDerHoott Jno
BzxferJH NeDoaAlIDI
Bati1rJ Z NrFeuJB
Brown Eznsr- MrDouali
Candy Thas MeIJozsId Kenneth
Conway JzOF NeAveyJn8
csrfeJR Mcdonald z Fl
Cochran Thos NSGuire James
Cowden JssA McIntoea Jzzes
Clement BI Sevbery -
Churchill Jokn-2 Nell ChSsy-s
Call4Tsy James Peterson Jn0
CzstleAR Porter Jas
Cornwall Pol1te Is
Carlo Beta Pearre J1o
Dorseh CT BsssJshl
Doherty b Roberts oh
Dzbney ISmes Rowe chzsF
EEsDs Thos A Rec Ms
Ferd Phil Koderiek II
Fryer VA st9@kz1aa
Frank = hwifEJW
Franco Stubs wmH
GriswcLd ST Stone sara
Gibson kobt Stone Geo W
Groorns James Smith Eli
Gavin Geo Smith Ed
Gesry Chss Shields Thos
Humphrey Cd Schneider Chris
Hampton Sir SrIpp
Hughes WI S-hmiatJ
Huff.r James S~wAzdNL
Hanson IL sehlesinger C
Hsssi-r 1r SiasJ r
HInmo1iE Trsyers JB
Hath JcLu Tnosn.s Wm
Hay &C Thompson HA
Herr1sR IB Thompson Jno
HaIninjll Is TomsssoP
Hansen Jas Thorson GE-2
Harris Ssm1 Yiz<utJ-2
JznsenJ Woodruff L d
johnson JJ-2 Wilson Thcs
Jones S Wilson Nm
Jacobson NJ Williams HI
jeffrey Pa Williams wi
johnson Alex Wilson IC
Kincsid Williarns r J-2
kipplerW Wilson Jno G
Levy II weilzndJ
Lyon Clark Wellington Vim
Lindeburg IN wrightTI
Foreign List:
Persons calling for any Of these letters will
please say. Foreign, Advertised"
Roast Jesn-2 w~illoughby VIM
Toucnette D-2 Spence ID
Roberts ID II Mcleod Geo
MeDonald Aanie MeGreagor d
Morrison AiexA M1rkfey
Mayeon Oliver LseJohn
HansenC gamma Evsnsto
Dorian P DubruleJ
Cool Cameron VIM
Campbell Vim Galloway James
cAcheux Cameron CD
~CampbellH Rodoni Pietrf
Brsse I'd Bochet jules
Bergerin E Beat.ns J
Dairy AAoILao angus HS
Italian List:
Jerro Giovanni PHO Bernardo
Cayanagaro Giacolnello je Giacoms
Angelic Seila Posts Giuseppe
Pisetti Gerolimo Perata Pietro
Giuseppe Rossi Giorgetta Gentle
J Zsnnelo Degiana Giovanni
Ogsr Giuseppe Bsroni Andrea
Angelo sena Giuseppe Andreola
Sershno Tonols Gianota Battista
Dutrs Geronimo Mattea Andrea
Nssgini Fratella Persts Nicola
Chinese List:
Sung Sing
Registered List:
Persons calling for registered letters must b
personally known to tie Postmaster, or b.
identified by some responsible person. Ii no
called tor within 20 days. these letters Will b
sent to the Dead Letter Office:
Frank Becbe Chas Northey
jy3-lt VIM. j. SMITH. p. NJ.
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The Angera goat was first introducedi into
California in 1859.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
IN indebted to ID. MANI Elm. will please
call ut his former place Of business, at Franz
Doutrick h to's, and make settlement. ny %
doing, they will avoid cost and trouble.
All bills against me will be paid upon pre-
sentation. ID. MANNHEIM.
Eureks. NAV IL. 1879. my12-tf
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Business Opportunity.

FOR SALE CHEAP
A HALF INTEREST IN A WELL EsrAB.
LIsHED BARBER SHOP and
FAITH coated in the central part
Of the city. next door to Wells. Fargo 4 cos
Express Once. Austin. Lander County. New.
Apply to ''Postofiee Box IS. Austin, Nevada.
je2s
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PACIFIC T.
Especial TO rm zSs<xs rarLx sEsrISEL-
CALIFORNIA
The Dupont Street Frauds.
REPORT or The GRAND JURY.
FIRE IN THE YELLOW JACKET NINE
Other Seses and Items Of Interest
The Dupont Street Frauds.
REPORT or THE GRAND JURY.

SAN FRAxcrsco. July 3
The Grand Jury reported to-day They
are very severe on the question Of the Dn-
pont street frauds, and animadvers strongly
on the action Of VIM. n Person the at
torney Of the Commission. who. while State
Senator, exerted himself to procure the
passage of an Act establishing the Com
mission, and then accepted The spPoIni-
uent - attorney OF the Commission The
manner in WHICH the work OF the Commits
sion was conducted Is strongly condemned,
ard Mayer gr-==s - President, accused
Of astonishing, and almost criminal negii-
gence. in signing fraudulent warrants.
The report intimates that nothing saved
the Mayor from indictment. but legal sd-
vice. 10 the effect that il could not be made
% stick. The project Is held to have been
conceived in fraud, and is conception veil
carried out The report condemns the IL
crease IN taxation. and the recent action OF
the Board Of Supervisors 10 refusing to re-
duee the levy
The stock Board adjourned this after
noon till Monday next
a Virginia City dispatch last evening,
says . Are broke cut IN deserted vinzs
in the Yellow Jacket running frola she
-.o40 70 shs Abs levels. B1lkhezding 1t
U8G1 DckI0- 0AC #A1 tAf IA RA ~ %A"
Ierel. near the 400 drift from tbe incline.
and another on the Ass level close to the
winzs where the fire originated This
drove the smoke and gas along the Abs,
norsh into the Bailion, and dense v0lames
poured up the shaft The fire Is noE under
control. and the damage il not over . few
hundred dollars Three Bullion miners
are missing. Jno- Crocker. William Perry
and D. o. Doaohue- They we're at work
in the Bullion incline, and we're probably
sufocSssd.
The Republicans last evening nomin.ted
Hon t. Gay Phelps for Railroad Commits
si0uer Of this district
The Workingmenis Municipal Conven-
tion nominated D. l. Smoot. . pioneer
resident. for City and County Attorney
Minnie Walton, wife Of Fred Lysser.
died this svening.
The Grand Jury have found two true
bills against Dr. W. +. Smith, Of Arizona
divorce odor, q for bigzmy and one for
adultery
The presensrnens against George Schulz
ex-Presldeaf Of the Justice mine for en-
bezzIesneas we're ignored
Black Hawk levies an assessment Of 50
cents.
rA D---~-~s C--.-fa~- NJ
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Youisiana GapitOlian
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-11-08

There is nothing sadder to ones
sight than sane woman with her
hair banged or fringed. A lunatic
may be pitied and therefore excused
for such an erratic style of hair dres-
sing, but how a woman in the full
possession of her faculties, and with
the knowledge that she has a charac-
ter to keep up, can wear her hair
banged is, to Us, profound mystery
From whence came the style? What
originated it q Who set it aAoat ?
Those soiled doves, the demi monde
Nobody on earth can say truthfully
that it is beautiful. It will metamor-
phose the prettiest girl OF our ac-
quaintance into a monstrosity, and, as
for its effects on a woman may the
saints deliver rs from seeing it! 1t
sets our teeth on edge J 1t imparts to
the average female face the most dis
couraged, woe-begone, done for gen.
orally expressions, we have ever seen
as if the person had played her last
card, got badly euchered and was
ready to sell out cheap to the first
urchaser.-Exchange.