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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-15
GOSSIP.
Convention Taik-1hreats Of Boiling thu
Nominations,

The result Of the election on Tuesday last
may be very satisfactory to the party leaders
who arranged the programme which was fol-
lowed. but among the people at large. there is
much dissatisfaction with many OF the nonin-
atoms expressed.
When 1t was announced that the Citizens
committee and the Democratic subcommittee
had decided that the nomination of the candi-
dates for the. convention should be made d.
rectly by the people, there was a general ex-
preston Of approval, for it was thought that
every man who was DESTROYS of or willing to be
a delegate would come out on his merits, and
that the most acceptable man would win, but in
g majority Of the wards the leaders of the
Citizens movement and the old.time workers
of the Democratic party assumed the rtghtte,
unite. and form what have been called cornt,-
nation tickets. These tickets were anneun Dad
only q day or two before the election, and ID ,.re
was no chance to obtain the views and opipr ons
OF the men whose names appeared on their. put
whether they were acceptable persons II not
the fact that they appeared as reeularc andi.
dates for nomination, Endorsed by the atZ hts of
the Citizens movement and the Dsta1 )cratic
party, had the effect OF soaring Off ,tnbSf ambi-
tious ones who would have entelef thf race /
there had been an open field, and he1e suit was
peared, and the voters had TO acee 1T ,ffttbb that o. .
nothing. and many persons left the polls
without ninna o yot.hg q "a all tbore toro ,,a
bltCV SAlO hfF bIDLC iuN " ~ m q n II Il
sioi.ttoo2a ~ - a.. - 49, 5 to who ap.
tnarn ~ oo ~ os thn rrnunu11sass; Eli 70 authorized
ond nbooso tLeir 40 nJsdotas saef of the people
~ 80 49, = - * HEM.
Iarad p booUa 1850 st2hn nsA gu who was de
onnoa o,,t an5 daP "a VI, mination woulC
SotiSfsctorg resr,it ~ tbo o ~ ftion, but the un
N tba DEnsncRAg ~ cot ~ Is of the re porterl
onJ nIaoa III ,na.Iya 80, Gentlemen TO speal
tthis bnne. and nnw tbo = ord. has dis5ipateC
ards Of ~ talk in many OF tn
BoLTING TEE No
and placing in the fe' aIaa.,an aou ~
names of gentlemen u on el1ctloh uayt *
there can be no doubt hpouI "nose b.
third tanib and eia, Idulged in in the secoRG
onncsitinn siatas i zenith wards. and In ther
though moi as vet ar ave already been madt
Inounced.
REPUBLICANS
fiction aId rro lon with considerable satis
whenever and Y pose taho auFantasooa
ours. They are wherever Tue qppoLtunlly os
as harmonious NOV. nowofea. 10y any mmens
having the liz as tney misne ug, III lnSs -
effort to pegr |eleet tlmo lIhaEinhoio ~ tn
Committee. nanently orRahlze lnelr fafAs
sions IL th ever. Notwithstanding ths disser
in the faJT air ranks, talk of pu,tinr a tick
already he /, and the GLOWING named has
For tha Sc en- announced as their candidates
wall and cond Senatorial District, w. Ill. Blu
District B. I. Joubert; the Fourth Senator'S
Sirtb Se Nicholas Amann, Of Algiers; for til
Material District. I. Z. Stamps; In Il
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Lent has come. Lay in your Shadines.
AT THE CUsrOM-H0UsE.

Long before Office hours the ante-room Of
Collector Badger was crowded with white and
black applicants for positions. 1t had been re-
ported that In the course Of the next day or two
there would be quite a number of removals
In the customs department. There was q
perfect sweep Of falcons down upon him TO Sc
cure whatever might be lying around loose.
The story that Tom Anderson will not very
much longer be officer OF mine" gains cre-
dence, but nothing that drops from the Col
lector's lips goes to substantiate 1t. A call upon
INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR MARKS
developed no new facts. He said he was busy
over the tobacco question. and beyond this,
routine work was all that engaged his time.
SPECIAL AGENT e. D. Webster
was busily engaged in f~erreting out more to-
bacco frauds. and with his assistants promises
to show up the ends Of the wool they have been
weaving " hilst here. Yesterday a plug tobacco
factory was seized on the levee for violation OF
the revenue law.
IN THE PosToFFICE.
Gen. McMillen expects to take possession on
Sunday next. when, 1t is reported, there will be
changes.
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This day. ut 70 O'Clock m. Mt the u ca.
Auction Exchange. will be offered choice -.
property, bank aud insurance stocks. advsr.
tised DO lively to be sold at public auction sv
succession and other ~aceosnt, by G. Z. eirs,'
dey, a%uctioneer. The list Is large and yaria
comprising we'll located stores, dwellings ans
building sites, and farms. More secure. n,o.
duetive and profitable investment capital oas.
not command. The attention OF our reads,a i
specially invited. For terms and full psftiev.
lars see descriptive advertisements and plsps
at Rnle.
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Always ready. need no eooking-shadln,


Last night. to one of the most select audi
ences Of the season. the Danites was given at
the Academy Of Music. There was no rainfall
on the outside. but in the auditorium there was
quite a shower in which several handkerchief
were wet. 1t was one succession of smiles and
tears. and everybody left delighted. At noon
to-day there will be a DANTE matinee, and the
last presentation given tonight. Tomorrow
Barley Campbell's Opera Company will give
us with his talented troupe, Fl. NJ. 8. Pinafore,
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Nicholas Litzelman was arrested by CAPT
Manning, and locked up in the Third Station
being an accessory before and after the fact. d
the breaking and entering a house In the nigh
time, and assault and battery with O dangerous
weapon on Chas. Dorner, and also with laresny
of fl10 Is
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I'm weary of the food | eat. Try shadinss.
A Narrow Escape,

At 10 O'Clock yesterday morning. while Ma
Geroma was OF ending TO her household duti8
tbs store No. SOB Love street. her dress eaugbt
fire. and as she rushed through the store "a
ths safse on fire. Mrs. Geroms fortunately e
capped Without injury. "a the flames ven
promptly extinguisbed. The store was dan.
aged to the amount of $40.
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George Morgan was lodged In the Third sts
tion. charged with being a dangerous and ~
picious character.
Patrolman j. J. Donovan was YESTERDAY snl
before the Superior Criminal Court under a
bonds. charged with assault and battery M
assault with q dangerous weapon on Peter II
Johnson,
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A VIEWS,
Reply Of MIR. Fcr6. Marks to the Ques-
tons Of the nemncrat,s InterYleMer.

IAOHs Of tue democrats interviewer.
Mr.. FefL. Marks, nominee OF the Democratic
party as delegate to the constitutional conven-
ton from the First Representative District. has.
In keeping with his promise so to do, forwarded
the following response to the questions pro-
pounded by the commissioner Of the DEMO
Graf:
New ORLEANS. March IA. 1879.
TO the Editor of the Democrat:
In reply to the questions submitted by you. /
beg to state that / see no reason for answering
them .seriatim; In fact. such a course would
deem It best to be sufficiently free to fairly and
impartially Judge Of what are the best interests
of our commonwealth after a full hearing of
the representatives, of the people from all parts
o. the State. This is really the object OF a con-
ventiUn. =.
NY views were vol known to the people OF
the First Representative District when they
solicited my candidacy. and 70 many of whom |
stated that I should uphold all matters and
measures brought before the convention that
would tend to benefit the people OF the entire
State, regardless of class or condition.
/ favor a reduction Of expenses and salaries,
and and q ,s scale 9 Of taxation "a { ao as ,ow " as IT, + con MI, tent
ter al d protect the people OF the State and their
true Interests.
1 see 40 possible objection to an investigatlop
on all Gnestfd1s affecting the State debt, ana !
e teve itiWduld be for the best interests OF all
{ concerned that all the facts should be fully
shown, In order that a final and satisfactory
adjustment of the debt question may DO arrived
at.
I shall act In this matter free and unbiased
as ] have no money invested nor any interest,"
whatever toutside OF that OF all good citizensl "
! either State or city securities. but do not fee
! Justified In adopting any particular plan q SET.
Element until | shall have had opportunities t6
know the facts and confer with representatives
! from various sectors of the State.
Ihave the homo. 10 remain, yours respeGtfuliy
FERDINAND MARKS.
A STATEMENT.
Nt r1J- -~-oi- m ~ kha hauO nOrntt
party as delegate to the constitutional conven
ton from the Fourth Senatorial District. ha
called at our Office to say that from the re
marks In reference to lin which appears
In the report Of the interviews by the DEMocBA
reporter. the inference can be drawn that o
has no residence in the ward. Hs desires
stated that he resides at No. 1o4 Calliope stree
While at the office he was requested to give bi
views on the subjects embodied In the question
published In the report complained OF, Dt
declined.
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COUNT.

PLEADED GUILTY.
Dan Scott, assault with q dangerous weapx,
on a member of the Crescent City Police fOrosa
James Campbell, John Jackson and Il. founEl
carrying q concealed weapon.
MOTION.
The attorney for VIM. Clements, charged VIA
wounding less than mayhem. filed q motion q
grant time for the fling OF a motion for a nsa
frfut
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HALLS Little Gnmn.

Tuesday Chief Boylan received a telegrsn
from the chief Of police Of Galveston, inform.
Ing him that one James Hall was en- route b
this city, having robbed the head waiter OF ta
fremont House, The telegram further II.
formed the chief that the object was simply b
prosecution. Sergeant Pujol arrested Hall and
brought him TO the Contra Station. where ii
turned over the money aud was released.
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THE RETURNING BOARD SUED.

Messrs. Cullom and Castellanos. ex-attorneys
of the Returning Board. have fled a suit In the
Fifth District Court. against Wells. Anderson.
Kenner and Casanave. claiming five thousand
services rendered in defending them before the
Superior Criminal Court in the famous Wells
Anderson cases.
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UNITED STATES COURT.

Suit was brought yesterday by the Wilson
Machine Company. through Its presi-
dent. against A. ]. Smith ct ais, of st. James
parish. for the sum of one thousand dollars,
due on sewing machines purchased.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
r1xEn FnR rRIAL nay coNsENr.

FIXED FOR TRIAL B1 CUNSEFI.
May 13-United States VS.. Jas. M. Foster ct y
May 19-United States vs.. Danl. Nicholson q
ais. United States vs. Darcy Simpson.
May 18-United States vs. Jas. Wilburn CT ais
All the above are political trials growing on
OF the late election.
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far as to charge the board with fayor,p,sn
ihey SAID that In similar cases the bosnad sSna
prosecute officers. hem aa
Patrolman w. A. Roger. for failing 49,.
ms beat. and when found was under : ~ tga,,rpa
me 81. johns Market. was fined one daS wv y
Supernumerary :. Mayo. for sitting 49, pssi
sleeping on his beat. was fined two days ~ saa
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Did you ever eat a shadine salad?

My dear. 90 to Lilienthal's and sit for oneo
the patent photographs. They are such beah
tiful pictures" f
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The total receipts OF the late Catn
fair AT Savannah approximate slo,vo'
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My order was for shadines. NY grocer a.,
sardines. Hence these tears. 'oas
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-15

r ordered shadines nv grocer sent ralu
Hence these tears!
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RREvITIEs.

I'm weary Of the food I have to eat. Try
Shadines.
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CITY gCaOEs.

: If ever 1 cease to lover" what2 shsd,ns.
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THE COURTS.

II ever I cease TO love. whatq shadlnes.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
Gle Curt.
GKrurslou9.

4 NEW BRUNSWICK boat, landing 10
hs S1Ucvile, >oati AmDos. Perth Amhov, Iotenviie.
Woodbridge, Rosrle and star Lsning Ste Wyoming.
from ana. every week day AZ fare lower thsi
ANY route.
DRIGHrON BEACH.
OTTains the Brooklyn. Faibus1 AMI G)1'f fs1t RN
way until further notice, wil Ian lsfhJirG J5lFslI
FLATBC~HANL
UOng Island Depot, BftDElyu All
BRIGHTON REACH
from G:3j n M 20 lO:OJ D. Trans will alB slrs
BEDFOhD
(Frankn-ayel. halthOpriv, from 8:3j \. m. % lGot
p IA. Last train from the Belca Il o. m Al trains 70
aLG from EIdihi-li stop at ~ arlhnl Ton ave.
Tho ieoott De reached south agl wan 9'rse5
Ferries by AtIs and Fiith AyeHue Car Lines via fl-
Ferry Jg FlitbIsh Avenue and Adams ant BOernn
Street llne anton Ferry by south BROOKLYN Gen.
trs Grlnd and Roosevelt ferries by Lee aud
Nostrsnd Ayenu' TomPaas Avenue, and Franklin Ave-
Lines
Extrl trlins wall b, run when travel reluro,it
W r. DOkWGS. SaDsrutslielk
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
CEA BEACH ROUTE
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH


CHANGE OF TINE
on and after "WEDNESDAY. september g. 1879 the ponu
lat steamers "MORlIbANlA" and SYLVAN SfkEAA'
Will leave Now-lork connecting ~lh trains a. Lay iiiSe ~
follows;
FO Eychangepace. Jersey city. connecting win Penn.
syvauia H. r. lW25, li1l 100 l2A), lao, 23O, S25,
AIS. 5:2b t.5, $50. H;lD y. IA.
Comnnnipaw. Jer.ey Cliy connecting Win Central X u
OF - j. 10 ~ l:iO p 1900 1905 Jo -5o, $500 tSJs
t:iup M.
Pier l. stone Pier North RIVER. ssl3 lO4O ll;s) NJ
l2l5 lOO .UO. 2:45. 3:lO. i;lO jtO oiO. 7iV s.-O
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10

j Fftnch language in the NewYork school OF Ian
guar and In c Chautauuua summer Normal school btgs
IT, announce has returned TO the cy ana ~ hoN
tady pupils fT the fau Term ilol ti
ilOvs the Natural Method" generally acknOwl'nSeu
D. RAPID thorough system III use, and In "aicP he
las met with great success. . ,,o., ~, a.
Testimonials nom Professor BocAei, Va iiai" N"4 VI
siy. and other eluinent persons.
Apply IN person Dy letter at -. ,.,
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
MANHATTAN BEACH.
GILMOREs BAND AND Levy AFTERNOON AND
EVENING

Trains leave East c,1ssng the
Sylvan GVycl-s.ij Ji5. l0t6. HIS a n. aal halt.
hourly thereafter 10 s:i5 p n
Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach hAfh)lriy br
New-York via Greelp)nttD 1888 p
Elevated Railroads to south Ferry c)anssilg wish
steamer D. r. Martin hourly g.25 n s2j p M. yll
Bay Ridge.
Steamers Thomas CO.yc- 1ni Laura e. Sa.ni34gs SOsl
River lardngs-Fsom 92is- 9lO 1928 A m, ths1 hourly
to5:sj p. LcrOyst $50 l. m.. hoary 5.Jj p IN
Piers eb5 a. m. an noariy - jS5 p M.
Returning ttaos lolye Sl.nIagln BstlfDr sv.YO.e IN
Bay Ridge a..LhOurlY % iOf D. m.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
MANHATTAY RAILWAY COMPANY.

OPEs FRoM $50 A. N TO l2P NJ
RICIpk IkLLl- Nearest IOlnt Tor N2 street fsry,
AMI connects with for south Ferry
COIILAN Dts ill.LT-Nearest point for Jorssy C.JsIt
Communipsw ferres
PARK PLAcE-Nca-cst point Tor Post Oa;s. Cay al AL
CHAMBERss rREsr Nearest point for PayOla Aai Bsss
RaiiNay Ferry.
FRAN NkLIN.SrHEEI-
GRAND Ncarest point fr DesbrOsses street FerrJ
ant connects with for De.bros.es snf
East Grand street Ferries
BLEECkERSTREEr-Conne wish cars for East a1f
West.
EIGHTI,TREET Connecting with Tor Chri,t1Olsr-
sL, and East Tenth street Ferries
FOURTEEN HsTKEEr Connecting wi'n clrs iJr Elt
Twenty. third and Thrtyfo street Ferries
TWENTY TIL RID DSrkEEr-Conncctng WITH ears -
Twentythri Ferry Jersey CtT sni kst rlrtr
fourth street Perry for Hunters Point .,, ,,,. ~.
FORTY I'M. sTREET-C vita Neg-foe<
Transfer Comp eny's cabs for Grand teytrN DEPOT
FIFTIETH STREET aud SiNrH-ANENlE 1900,
FIFTY T1IT II 81 REEl-Sxtha entrance - csl'sN
Park, connecting with cars OF Belt lane hairpEi.
FIFTY lHIRD STREET aud hiSHdh ANk.NNt = F.
FIFTY. MIMI - fREvr and Mn ANleN -.
SEVENTY sECON DISTRICT and SiNtli.ANhNUE-
EIGHTY. RI rs TsTREkr ana NlNlh.AkENli.-
NINETY TIII itD>srREHr and NINTH ANtN -
ONE-IiU y ORED.AN DFOUkrH STREET ana NlSih
FOR iptown Trai rs take east siie stsuonA
For downtown traiDs take west side statt)ns
Will "a o-thsI Aud othANc, ani Aohsi'- ~
3th Alternately. ., ,-... ~. ......,. an, Il.
7s1 r, ana 3 10 D. IN. when the fare IL ) con..
sUNDkY TRANIs from $50 y IA. tili ~ M N
WA. H. GARRlSDS Pr5sts1L
NJ. VAN BROCkLiN. saDerintendeh'
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,

90 West 42dst. ms Tor The school o Nlhes SleNeIs
Institute Sheffield and technical proiesslons classes IN
ufal and Mechanical Drawing reopen september
= COLIN late Engineer Corps. L. > NJ ana Professor
Naval AcldHmy.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10

N NV \ UKk Ia IN - IIVOI1, q LII
N iathst rcopons september 1879 Prepares ior Coz.
lsre Scientific schools and business All eeme rtafy slueS
taug with oxacug thorOughucss French German DtM
ins Vocal Instrumental Music are taugh without ~ ,a
Ira charge preDaTaiOrv Department for small DOys gym
baslum for daily exercise. Military drl i0r many EnS
teaching in The department OF Physlca n
Natural saturdays Boarding pupils taken .ala
oru. containing information viii be sent ON appncAu0h
jrTcilas may be seen daily. JOHN T. HAYS. M. d. PhD'
4 - : : - a , \ Lr.L
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-08
Fine.Cut Barherism.

Tho foolish barber went In unto his
laborers. and he opsnei his mouth and
taught them, saying " Make thou
mine head smooth Ike unto billiard.
ball, and cut thou Of the hair that doth
appertain thersunto till not 30 much a.
Q blade be left whereof to get IA grip"
And they did even as they were com-
mand.d. and they sheared him like to q
lamb that Is led to the slaughter. house
And the heat came and the dies de-
scepdrd, and they beat upon the barber
and they butfs,ed him aud v.xed him
sore. and there was no peace III him, Tor
he was foolish barber and an austere.
Bot the wise barber went unto his own
and said: "Make thou my hair comrly.
not short. verify. lest the hies do prevail
against me exceeding much" Aud
they did even 60 as be had said unto
them. Aud the heat came and the dies
descended and beat upon that barber.
but he irll not. for he was wise barber
and his head Was founded upon level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-08

A PAarr met at public table. when
the eonv.rsation turned on the subject
OF transmisratiou. Mr.. X. was firm
believer in the doctrine. and was txpa'
tiating largely upon Its points. when he
was intercepted by a gentleman who
was present with. TX. what do you
suppose yourself to have been before
YOU were X. 2" 81 do not know" re-
piled X. ;"I might Lave been n pig for
nught I know" "Well rrj)ined his
friend. "you have not altered much
only got upon your hind legs"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-08

"PAT." said Suoegl.thorpe, who 10
fond Of using hish.soundiug phraseol'
ogy to his man. oi.all-work. +" I'm going
TO town at ~ o'clock. and you shall
weed out the cucumb-r b ds in the in.
tsrin." "Iuierim. thought Pat.
"that's q mighty quare rame for gar
den, anyhow 70 ia Mr.. Suosgle.
thorpe ut homo 2" asked visitor. who
call.d shortly aiterward. "Y's. sorr
yen find him at work 10 his interim
there bryant. so ye will"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-08
NOTICE Of SUITS COMMENCED.

ITO THE foLLOwIN0.NANgD OFFEND
! arts AMI to al owners OF ,r claimants TO
The ~ ! e. ue a. improvements thereon. or
inproyen.nta WIN ss.ess.d s~pa'atsly, IN the
Town OF uold h !, Storey county. tesada.
here usfttr descr,b q. known ana unkw wiz :
You are hersby notified thaf suits have been
com aeae'd In th- Ju-tiees Court OF Tow.ship
Nessdi plaintiff, ugAinst ca b OF The cef,ndshtr
hrrelua'ter banled, and each u ,he foll ".
ing.de eribed trscis or parcels VI land win
the improvements thereon. AID IMPROVEMENTS
when separately asessed. and .s hers VI OF
elaiInsnis TO IN. ZANE. known % NJ o.n. To
re- v-r the 'ax and d-lpQuency 't-ts ed 10
,aid drfvndan,s 'g,in Z ,aii properts. 'cr the
nseal year commeneink the 1t OF January,
4. ID. 1877. aud ending December 81, 4. u. lsIs,
aud that . summons has b en- dc isued In
unIe-s YOU appear and answer the mpiaint
ulec In paii ourt on "r before the nth day oi
August, A. D. lsT9, st the hour Of ii clock
A. N. Of said Gay. ludsms't will be tasen
aga,nst you and the real e-iste and improve
IA. ni- thcrviu d,-eribe :. Tor the amount Of tai
an del pqusuey spec,ned and Cas- OF suit
Nome. Tar and Delinquency
D. IiesGerty--r,x and delinquency on
p,rt Of lot No. IL. block 80. ]. RAJ
D and improvements s.............tloOO W
Gee Lee an delnquepc, "n ~ fet
OF lot NO 3 block NJ. .. range Z. aud
tmlrov' men's :::.:............., 80 ~ w
Burke & --miiton Nj, Ing Co a'orpora.
u n--Tax aud delinquency on lot No.
81. bioek No 1, range II. ana Improve
nlsnis ........................ - w
J. r. .Ai.m---Tax ard delinquency on
part of lot ~. hio L !. range Z, and
improvement s...... w
X. J. hAmil cn-rax and delinquency on
lots liH and ls. b.oek d. range o.
and ibp .ovrneLt. Lt....................tu vi w
Denni, G C.n.ll-Tax AID delinquency on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-08
ORDINANCE NO. lls.

AN OR DINtSCE TO Au soriz. tho l..
sa nee .f Bonds for The pur' os- 'f
secuti, q Jiose TO " edrem and Tan.
ce, u nd No. DO sf the Town or Gold
nill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-08

UNtHsr-ovE coMPLErB FRICTION:
cared " 'lstire Machins. oon:isting oi
ons dirs CO acting Steam ErEins. win ,hsn,
bOxe, q d, levers Two hoi.ting drums Ior
tound rope with bbxs>. sole plates ana connec
iiug i-vers:.s, Tuh liar Boiis,s, smok s.tsck
bfeechlng. gnags cocks, feed pumpe poIer
fronts xrate har-. b ck p.stes and donro G. M
plu,. As .et up iuciudirg all ,he brick woik.
found rio. b"l's and timbers, also tvo Manila
ropes belonging to horst.
Seoond-Ure pup; ct vslvsg-ar Pump ne
r, gi,s complete. with ell srrfsee connections
incIud ns surface bab and four hundred feet oi
10 nv 10 iach punp rode. with strappi'g z nl.t-..
four Plungsr Pus pc. 9tneh dian ctr, foo'
IT., u. and Que 10 iach Bucket Pump ai,o.
$50 feet inch colunn two flue boiiers com
plr'a. wi b the team % 20 bcl.ueipn 70 pump
engine, AID b iek wu,k around boil,,s.
Tniri-''ne direcIseting Air Compressor
complete tnewL
Z urth -Four Mining Ca--. Q lot Of old picks,
.hosels aud d'ilis o-s salty cage and chair
,i,h-rhs q listing and Pumping Eprine
Bui die n (kno IN - the ew ho tiing ~orto
inclu Ing the gailows frame. biiiiing bolts,
doors aud windows; also carpenter sh"p ann
u pieses Of ~ by i2inch isfoot mlninx sm'
byfr. go
six,h-one Blacksmith shop bui.dins. with
too.s ani rnAisr.als In same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-08
gxohANoE

d. B. Lyman, =. B. kdIidgs,
Interest paid on Ordinary and Term Deposits
Deposits rccsived In sums OF 81 and upward
Losns made ou approved real sstses. bonds
-tocks, etc. stocks, currency and silver bought
z7tf e. 8. RLDRrDoR, seerstsry.