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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-16
COnndens.

The following from the Francisco
Stock Report hits the situation just
about right: Not only in the East but on
this coast does the promise OF m era Of
prosperity shine forth. The great Com.
stock lode il being industriously and in.
diligently prospected, and already
enough has been developed in its lower
depths to show that its resources are not
only not exhausted, but that there Is no
danger OF their becoming 30 for years to
come. Therefore We say to our readers
that all they need is confidence. and be-
fore the year 1879 goes out they will see
an big il not q bigger stock market as
has ever been known in the past.
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Matters or Interest All Along shs

There are 600 tons Of Sierra Nevada
ore at the Mariposa mill and the miners
were hurryins up the WAGNER this
morning in order to make him take away
that extracted Is fast a. It reached the
surface. The new ore house has Its
gates ON and is about ready for use.
The hosting works Of the Reprsssn.
tstivs, Lucky Baldwin's new venture,
east Of the Sierra Nevada, have been
blown down by the heavy gales.
Some New York parties have got hold
Of the Astor claim, formerly the North
California, and have sent ashaft down
and timbered it go feet. The location Ia
across the street from the marble works,
near the cemetery, directly south Of the
Mariposa mill-a good location II they
can only stay there.
Lamps arc used In the place OF can.
dies in the Sutro Tunnel and the smoke
which they emit il sitting; at least the
quantity blown into the Savage from the
tunnel Ia oonfoundodly disagreeabls.
Everything Is working most finely at
the North Con. Virginia. That engine
tvirls Its hundred tons Of weight as EAST.
IL As . boy spins his top and without q
Jar. It lands cages TO . quarter OF an
inch and does not bang them about In
the least. Three shifts OF ten men each
are now pushing the shaft on down, five
msn working while the other i've cool
of. Next week guides for skeets will be
put on and then look ont for . rapid
Journey toward Avernus.
The water in the Savage docs not
raise six inches . day. Notwithstanding
the addition Of Julia's warm moisture to
the natural influx. The surface Is still
below the 1900 level.
The Eureka mill on the Carson river
il still running on tailinss. and the Mar
iposa on shines.
The points at which crosscuts will be
run in North Bonanza and Flowery
were marked out yesterday, and the
crosscuts will DO commenced as soon a.
turntables can be put in and other moo
essary preparations made. This will DO
within ten days.
The work OF sinking in the Ophir In.
cline 10 to DO resumed tomorrow.
The last streak Of rich ore encountered
10 the Sierra Nevada incline is said to
be broader and richer than anything
struck above.
Next Tuesday will be visiting day and
very many are anxious TO avail them.
selves OF 1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-16

HoprrRs.-It il feared in Long and
Sierra Valleys that unless something I'M
foreseen and extraordinary shall soon
occur to destroy the grasshoppsrs, q
clean sweep will this season be made Of
the crops in tho places named. The
choppers" are just Matching out, and
there are millions on millions OF them In
every spot selected as q breeding ground.
AssrssMrSr.-The Solid Silver Mining
Company has levied an assessment Of 20
cents per share, delinquent June 10.
The office OF the company has been re-
moved from room 20 to room 8, Steven.
sons building, 33l Montgomery street,
San Francisco. See official notices else
where.
The ladies' social at the Presbyterian
Church. Virginia, tonight. will unques.
tionably DO q very enjoyable affair. In
vitations have been very widely circu-
lated among outsiders. and all the friends
of the church will undoubtedly be there.
Sooiability will be the order Of the even.
ing.
TEE grand picnic Of Varney's dancing
schools Of Virginia and Gold Hill will
take place tomorrow. At Tresdway's
Ranch there will be an exhibition Of the
proficiency Of the schools Of this city,
Carson and virginia. Excursion tickets
for the round trip, 81.
LAST evening ticket No. % won the
silver pitcher which was gotten up for
the benefit OF the widow Little. The
holder can have the pitcher by produo-
ing the ticket at Miners Union Library
between the hours Of 0 o'clock A. n.
and l O'Clock p. N.
SUPERINTENDENT SCHULTZ, OF the Bull
lion mine, was considerably cut and
bruised about the head and face ysstsr.
day by some rock falling upon him in
the Exchequsr mine. His hurts are
quite painful. but not at all dangerous.
CALIFORNIA; YrrLD.-Ths April pro-
duct OF the California mine was a. fol-
lows: Gold, $249. 430 %; silver. $751;.
1855 %; total. s4s7, 16e 80.
TEE concert and festival Of the A. N.
E. Church. Virginia, last evening. was
Veil attended and was . most agreeable
affair.
CAPTAIN JACK CRkwrolD, the poet
scout, 10 in San Francisco.
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TerPible Suicide,

STOCKTON. May 16.-Last Wednesday
Bartholomew ~LssomarsinO, an old and
well.known resident Of Stockton, disap-
psared. His absence from homo caused
great unsasinsss in his family. Search
was instituted for him on Saturday and
Sunday, but without learning anything
concerning his whereabouts. Tuesday
morning q boy found the body under the
bridge beyond French Camp t~oll.gate.
Il presented the most horrible sight.
Apart from the decomposition and rava'
Rss Of vsrmin, II was evident that the
deceased had hrst committed hsri kari
while standing. and then with q vigorous
stroke OF q razor cut his throat from ear
to ear. The cause Of the suicide is un'
knnWn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-16

P~lscsrvills iCsl.) Republican, May l5:
On Friday evening last, Thomas David.
son. residing near Single Springs, had
his log badly broken by a fragment Of .
cast iron ring, which burst while being
used in connection with two anvils. In
place Of a cannon, to celebrate the
adoption OF the new Constitution ct
Single. Davidson touched Il Of with
are poker, which the explosion bent
nearly double. It Was the first salute.
and Il II fortunate that . crowd had not
gathered. One piece OF the ring was
found q long distance away. and another,
probably the one which hit Davidson,
imbeddsd itself in the side Of Mysrs'
Hotel.
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arrivals si,is norsisg.

George stoen. W J MoliniueI. A eyre.
J b Roberts, Paul Mayer. ID Q Storey, W
q Jacobs. CT B~oskowitz, II l. Levy. q
Ellis. O Pierce. Katie Meacle, NJ Mcleod.
Captain I q Messick, G Kennedy. Miss
Kittie Foster. Ruby Layton. Z n Howell.
I'd Quinn. II Crandell. Mrs ] A Buck. s
A stringfellow, s J Bermett, George Flem-
ming. John Gillespie, Dick Day, 7 Z
Kelly, d A Armstrong.
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Russian Troubles.

ST.. PETERSBURG, May lG.-Sevsnty
arrests have been made in 0rsnburg on
charges Of incendiarism. Four male and
six female prisoners are undergoing a
oourt.martial. The prisoners include
three mobiles, q Prussian subject and .
daughter OF . Privy Councillor. Among
other arrests are a titled lady and q lead.
ing Nihilist. The streets Of Kief, near
the Courthouse, will be closed during
tho trial.
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To He Argued.

The a OF r. V. Dsy against the
estate Of Charles H. Van Gordsr. de.
ceased, was yesterday before the Dis.
trict Court. The testimony was taken
and the case continued till the 23d for
argument. The testimony wont TO show
that in 1871 Dey and Van Gorder enter
ed into q copartnership for the purpose
OF securing q title to the kearsarge mine
in California. The company holding
the mine was put into bankruptcy. and
Van Gorder received $4,000 out OF 1t.
After paying expenses about $40, 600 re-
NAMED. ons-half OF which Dsy wants
To recoYer.
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Serious Accident.

About Z o'clock yesterday morning
William Jenkins. . young man seventeen
years Of age. employed at the Sierra
Nevada hosting works. had his right
arm broken in three places, while a..
tempting to oil a shaft which wal some
twenty feet above the floor. The shaft
was connected with the sheave-wheel.
and rs he passed his arm around to oil
Z on the under side his sleeve caught ON
!, ,tHs projection Of the machinery, and
ba vas jerked from his foothold on the
i'm, Sss and wbirled once around the
.hsf,. after which he dropped to the
aoor His arm was broken in two places
~. Nbs elbow and u place below.
az Il No y doing n we'll as might be sx-
nm, Yer the circumstances.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-16

The Journalssys Reno is happy. They
had . prize Hght for 90 there yesterday.
Both Of the bruisers were badly battered,
and on being arrested were found 70 DO
Sacramento roughs. Eight arrests were
made a. follows: Charles Wells, ]. vii.
iiams, D. Collins, Billy Russell. Jack
Jones, Jsek Brown, Joe King, Robert
Brsptou,
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Astonishing SUCCESS.

II IL the duty of every person who has ussd
p-oscx.x,, 0szxAx sYlur TO let its wonderful
op.litiss b known to their friends In curing
Tonsnmptiop. severe Coughs, Group. Asthma,
pncurnonia. ana In fact all Throat and Lung
Disesses. Nc person can use IL without imme-
diste relief. Three does VIII relieve any es,e.
recommend IL 70 the POOR. dying consumpuve.
a. least 70 Try one bottle. u to.ooo dozen sot,i,.
were sold last year. and not one case vnersl ~
failed was reported. such Q medicine astn
GxRnAr sYKuY cannot be too widely known.
Ash your druggist sboutte N ootties1
NV sold st 10 cents |; regular size. rs cents. For
sals By John Jones. Jr. oeov wed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-16
Stage Robber at Bay.
Car,on Tribune, Nay 10.


The modern Dick Turpin who ct.
tempted to stop the stage at the SiI.mils
House, this side Of Aurora, o few days
since, has been discovered, but not cap.
tured. He IL intrsnched in . natural
fortress OF rocks between Bridgeport and
Bodis, and IL surrounded by o posse OF
officers. As the robber is known to be
armed, and It being Q matter OF life or
death with him, the officers fear to
tackle his robbsrship. They accord.
inely have adopted q game Of %frssze-out.
q Il were, believing that hunger will
eventually draw him from his stronghold
and compel him to surrender. The
robber IL believed to be tho same
man who started out prospecting with
John stsigel, who wa found brutally
the other day. II so. he was
NO doubt the person who committed the
murder. We a~nxiously await the par
.ticulars OF the daring road agents cap
ture.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-16
Endipg q Strike.

LONDON, May l6.-Ths arbitration in
the dispute between the masters and
men Of Durham Coal Mining District
has decided on . reduction Of 81 per
cent. on the wages OF underground and
g.. per cent. on surface labor. The de.
cision terminates the strike. The coal
pits will be prepared for starting work
on Monday.
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r,.v.Ii.g 10 kxsrs-H..srdo. Y

II the tourist 10 unprovided with some m, y.
clnsl resource. Changes Of tsmpers'ure. 10 :
ana water Of an unsecus,omed or unwhoie
,oms quality. and . route that lies In the tropics
or other regions where msiari. exists are sseh
ana an frsnsht With danger to Quo who nss
hssn impfoSident enough 10 neglect . remedial
ssieguard. Tho concurrent Testimony , mss ~,
rovogSrs by land and sea sstaonsnes ,hoss
Tho nse IN 10 encounter hazards OF the natnie
referred 70 with impunity /; and that q . meu,'
cine adapted to sudden and unexpected ea,gvn,
cies, II 10 peculiarly valuable. Disorder o. . nS
liver, the bowels. and the stomach, fever !.
anna. rheumatism and nervous niItnen,s'
hsnn.ht 90 by exposure, are among the mals-
dies 10 which smlarants. travellers and new ses,
slsr. are most subject. These and others yiela
70 the action Of tho Bitters promptly and com
plataly.
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The Picaic To-Morrew.

All the arrangements for the picnic OK.
oursion OF Professor Flint tomorrow
have been perfected. A number Of pas.
ssnger coaches have BEEN ordered for the
special accommodation Of ladies. The
excursion train will leave for Bowers
from the Virgins depot at 7:46 In the
morning; Gold Hill at 8 o'clock. Every
body is going TO take . look at the fresh.
ness Of Spring in the valley and . stroll
among the buds and beauties OF Bowers
Mansion,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-16
A CARD.

To ali who are suffering ffon the srron and
lpdiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc.. ! Will send .
receipt that will cure you, Y1nl OF cHAnen,
This great remedy Wa discovered b. mission.
AIRY in South America. Send . sslf-Addresssd
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM,
Station D, New York City.
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p...r,ur.. l.., Evening".

Mrs o G Apgcr. Mrs n Carroll. Mrs W
Norehead. l. Dixie and vito. q Hills, Mrs
q A King. @ Hills. @ L King. 8 Young
and family. n A solomon. Mrs whi'comb.
y K Bechtei and wife. W N Leet, Mrs Z
s.srkey. ] q Barton. + Smith. J Sullivan,
A Lsrnhaat, D Nevin. J Hsfferan q A
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arm Broker.

.hou, 8 &C. ,oek yesterday morning .
-. =, ,bs su, 10 tunnel named Silva
-, N, hon q lths radius) bro.
sna 'n H. vas /. the ditch at the time
KEN ken VA. al leaning his g rbov on the track.
and was 'es -. .truck BY q passing shift
car. 1t seems he thought nus arm .I.r 0 y"
of reach Of the car. be .rd he
Virginia. His hurt is q bal one: mo ,s 40
viii b. laid up for a long time Win '''n
the best Of luck.
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Piper.s Opsr. Hoass.

There il not q man, woman or child
in this whole section who will not 70.
joics to learn that Wilson. Barlow,
Primrose & Vests Minstrels are billed
for another season at Piper's Opera
House. The season will commence one
week from this svening-Friday, the
23d instant-and will continue up to
and including tho Monday evening fol.
lowing. Matinee . week from satur-
day. It is conceded by all that this
combination is unsurpassed in its limo
on the American or any other stage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-16

Winnsmucca Slusr Stas mo. sir"
he said, as be planted his foot on q beer
kse and blew . cloud Of tobacco smoke
from his mouth, ''ths East and Wsst
don't understand each other at all, and
new will. The Eastern people mistake
a FREQ and easy manners for gross vul-
earity, while Wa take their staid, sanoti-
monious ways for Did hypocrisy.
And" he added, after Q moments pause
and another Whit from his pipe. ''nins
times out Of ten we're right. too I"
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o. n. GALLUP.

O. H.. oAILss. opposite the Bank Of oaiifor.
MIA Cola Hrl, hssps constantly on hand hl
ssvorise brands Of Imported C.gars. choice OIL
~. All kinds Of chewing tobacco. meer.
Cy.... rires school books and stationery Of
mi dssertpdons, me estisry. and tors nd nncy
eoo1s q III ttpds. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-16

Tn. strawberry festival gFsn Dy 'ne
ladies Of the Hebrew Benevolent eo'i''y
=, National Guard Hall. virgini.' has
proved a very successful Affair. and con
eluded last night with . very large ~
tendance.
A LOAD Of anthracite coal. worth $so
n.r ton. passed down Main street =
AFTERNOON, bound for Emmsts Fouho'''
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ELECTRIC BELTS.

A sure cure for Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay, Exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cure
Circulars mailed free. Addfess J. X. kkEVk6,
IS Chatham street.. New York. % Sm
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Three iyhIIdren Burned.

TORONTO, May 16.--Thres children,
Richard Casey, John Casey and John
Emard, were burned to death Tuesday
while at play in a shed.
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Barney Gallagher. Mr.. Jay and Thos.
Robinson were thrown from . wagon in
Eureka day before yestsrday. Gallagher
and Jay we're badly bruised and Robin.
son was killed.
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sTOcK REPORT.
nan Rraneasoo Beard.

-
LAST EVENING.
30 RAYMOND 4 Ely,
no Eureka Con-, TN, IS
1000 Leonard, IS, I 40
10 Northern Belle
10 Grand Prize, 8 20
100 Msnhattan,2k, AZ slO, 2 40
so Hussey, 20c
$50 Arreuts, 1 40, II
400 Mao. aoc
400 Star. I5c
500 Independencs, 2 so
100 Tuscarora, loo
500 Belle Islo, zoo
lSt0 Day, Go, Ioc
600 Hamburg. QUO
zoo Albion soc
S6s Bodie, IL
SSo Bechtei. Yoc: SOC
~ svS n
16o Tiosa, as'a w.
i5o summit ! ~ "a, IN.
lIo suiwsr, iiS'll,
wv Orienul. oSc, sSc. ooe m.
oo oS Deiv,aeio; 90. 'y 10
ooo -" o"
= SCUM Doais' JOG wv
aIo booksr. aoo, y
6lo Aono. sN, 40,
y Con: racine = oo' 90
" SuPiss,, too an. IN.
eoo Sousn ou,re,' i've
y . Noonday. % eo.
ilVo sor.es' ,vc' ooe' WV
y Lssds, 80 w.
10y Iiptop; ooc' zoe
lou SILVER hins,o =, ,co
3oo Saiedoni. tbiack hliis'
ioo diAnt and Ola Aoe'o
THIS MORNING.
1890 Ophir, 40. s9S, S9k, 39s
400 Mexican. "a, S4S. Sis. 34k
lisO 0suld 4 Curry, 81. 81
295 Beat 4 Dslcher. l4A
ls5 California, ca, Z, Z b5
$50 savage. III, In
1900 Cen. Virginia, Z, CT
SO Cbollsr, 6k,7
SOS Potssi. ~, 6S, J 60, 8 90, 8 80
2ib Halls 4 N~orcross, l3k, l3S, l3A
6i5 Crown Point, ~, 4 so, 4 6J, 4 10
205 Ysllsv Jacket. l5L, l6 bS0, l6
1880 Imperial, 40, l45
$50 Kentuck, Ia,f
400 Abba. 49,, IS
$50 Bsicher. 81, 81
2s5 Confidence, i3s, l3S
27S sierra Nevada, ASA as, Az, AN
l25 Utah, IA, IlS
700 Bullion, 4 60. 465
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GRANT COMING.

He Will Arrive ~ san Frascisce
ON she TWsnty.Eighsh-Brosher
Gibssa's Rsvelatioa - An Iesm
for shs Jshnny.C osne-LAselies
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Also, she Following Known - che
Old Works.

First-0ne Engine complete, two tabular
boilars and building covering same.
Becond-One Quartz MIL, consisting o. ten
stsmps. two mof,sr, three pans, two settlers.
one cleanup PAN, one retort. shAfting, boxes.
covering mill n achinery.
Purchasers to be a. expense Of tearing down
and removing.
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ned will be received Ut the superintsndsnts
once, Justice Mining Company. marked BID
woodville Machinery" mp to the 18th Of Juns.
1879.
The Trustees Of the woodvilis Gold and 81.
yer Mining Company reserve the right TO reject
all and any bid.
Tho property may DO seen BY applying st tho
once OF the Superintendent Of the Justiee
Mining Company every day from II \. n. TO
y. y. up 10 the time OF advertisement.
BAN. T. CURTIS,
Sup't. woodville u. b q. n. Co.
Gold Hill, Nevada. May 18th, 1879. myis
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Murder and Suicide.

[srserAL TO TIE eoLp uILl DAILY mws.l
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MACHINERY FOB SALE.
o SALE,
AL rar-
Machinery and Buildings
TO rnr-
Woodville G. & s. M Co,
Situated In Gold Hill Hi.i.s Dis.
srics, re-wist
Woodville @. s. M. Co.,

TNtRST-ONE COMPLETE FRICTION.
gesred HOSTING Machine. consisting Of
one ~directacting Steam Eugtne, with chan.
boxes and levers two hosting drums Tor
round rope, with boxes. sole plates and
ting lsvers: two Tubular Boilers, smokestsek.
bresching. guage cocks, feed pumps. boiler
fronts. grate barr, beck plates and door. com.
plets - Get mp including all the brick work.
foundation bolts and timbers, also v Manila
ropes belonging 70 hoist.
Seoond-One puppet.yalve1gsarsd Pumping
Engine complete, with ell surface oonn ections,
including surface vol and four hundred feet of
10 by 10 Inch pump rods, with strspplpg plates;
four Plunger Pumps, 9.inch diameter. 7.foet
stroke. and one i0inch Bucket Pump /: also.
$50 feet 9 inch column !; two Fine Boilers com
plets. With the steam p 20 belonging 70 pump
engine. and brick wvrf around boilers.
Third-,jns dirsctscting Air Congresses
complete tnew.i
Puurth -Four Mining Cars. Q lot Of old picks.
shovels and drills one sstety cage and ehain
for IAN .
.ith-The II listing and Pumping Engine
But Dig (kno IN - the CIV o isttng ~orks).
inciu ing the Railows frame. building bolts,
and windows /; also carpenter shop and
20 pisnes Of ~ BY i2.inch is-foot mining TN.
bsfs.
sixth One Blacksmith shop buildins. with
tools and materials In same.
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I!!Q9!H !, YORK !!9!!! !., e - =: e, i''' ss = -. =
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THE PIoNEER
sHAvINeA HAIRDREssIMo SALOON

rrxAN rowxL,s AND SHARP RAzols.
ouick. smooth, Neat, yirstelass WORK.
HSsr 6uftine ana Dressing done In the most
srtsstto. suitsbis and sstisfsctofy styis.
Ths Cd Pionssr saloon 70 The pises. and dom
you forgst 10. DE-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-02

aud exact Justice to ali men Z" /. seems
10 tne the facts which | have stated
furnish 4 conclusive answer 10 this
question. | .hould, nevertheless, te
very glad 10 receive from you any
suggestion. which you may be pleased
10 make upon the subject, and 70 give
them most respectful aud careful con-
sideration.
| trust you will excuse me fer writ
ing in relation 10 the whole class of
cOnvicts 10 which have referred, when
your letters related 10 only one. ny
object in doing this was twotoli. First,
because | know that no man in the
State would more fully appreciate the
statement. and remarks which | have
made than yourself; second, it enables
inc by the publication Of this letter TO
furnish at once answer 70 all other ap-
pIca,ions Of this particular Glass.
| am, my dear sir, with great re-
spec'. very sincerely yours,
L. ROBINSON
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MlSCEi.L LANEOUS
SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL
HOMESTEAD WARRANTS.

\ PPHOvED 40 30 AND 70 ACEL PIECES
y which are certified by the Commissioner
of the General Land Once IS genuine, aud which
are subject 10 location without settlement. fur
niShed at short notice. Apply TO
JOHN LEARY,
Attornsy-at-IAw.
SEATTLE. ". r, Aug. .. 1879. a'0dSwtf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-02

Gov. Robinson. Of New York, has
written 10 Ex-Governor Seymour the
let.ar following on the subject of par
doning forgers. the good sense Of which
We Commend warmly:
STATE or NEW YORK,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.
ALBANY. Aug. Q, 1879.