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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-25

each month"; al tvo O'Clock in u afternoon, uniii
CHAR, Es HEwISs, Register. '"''''
N"v ! ls7s. tSw,f
~ Der has been duly appointed Administrators
On the estate of
RUFUS WRITTEN. late of Augusta,
in the County of kennebec, deceased, intestate and
has undertaken that trust by given bond as the Law
drects' All persons. therefore. having demands
hb the same for settlement and all indebted to said
estate are requested TO make immediate payment to
,s-a HANNAH Written.
June y, 1872 3w2J
KENNEBEC COUNTY-Ia Probate Court. AZ
Augmsta. on the seeoad Ma.iay Of June, 1879.
A CERTAIN INsTRU MENT, purporting to be the
lcdse. late of Clinton, In said County. dec deceased,
having been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY prior to the first Monday Of
july next. In the KeRncbec journal, a newspa.
per printed in Augusta that all person. Interested may
gusta and show cause. If any. why the said instru.
inent should not be proved. approved and allowed
as the last viii and testament Of the saia rcsa,c
Attest: CHARLES HEwrNs. Register. swa,
NoriCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the sub.
~ scriber has been duly appointed Administrator
MARY sEDGLEY. late Of Realized,
IN the Comfy OF kenncbec, deceased. intsstste and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond as the law
directs All persons, therefore, having demands
against the estate of said deceased are desired I"
hibit the same for settlement and all indebted 10
said estate requested TO make immediate pavu,ent
to- &C.,. JAMES SEDGELN.
June Y, io'Y. 3w25
KENNEBEC COUNTT-In PROBATE Court at An.
gustd, on the second Monday o. Jane, 1879.
HENRY WOODWARD, Administrator de
bonus noa on the estate of Joseph
~. Metcalf, late of Winthrop, In said county,
deceased. having petitioned for license to sell
at public auction or private SALE the following real
estate Of said deceased for the payment Of debfs &c
viz, The Homestead Of said deceased, subject to the
widows right of dover therein:
ORDERED, That notice thereof he given three
weeks suecessively prior to the first Monday Of
July next. IN the keHnebee journal, a news
paper printed In Augusta, that all persons interested
may attend at Court of Probate then TO be- holden
at Augusta, and show cause, II any. why the prayer
OF said petition should not be granted
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest = CHARLEs uEWINs, Register. 3w25
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-25

20 WASHINGTON, ID. G.. May :, 1879
GIN JNo &. ROBINSON, Comma nder in-t hief era nd
Army of the RepabHc.
GENERAL. Referring to the letter of the Quarter
master General of Feb. 90 1879 IN regard TO collect
ing information relating to Unmarked Graves of
Union Soldiers, desire 10 say that blank forms for
The preparation of snch Information will he furnished
any Post OF the Grand Army, application therefor
10 this otfic~. naas
In view of the many inquiries made upon a point
which seems not to be generally understood il may
be proper to add that the recent law concernin1
headstones applies TO all Unmarked Graves of Mon
Soldiers and Sailors, whether they died in service or
since their muster out or discharge.
hope that each Post of your organization will
take this matter systematically in hand and attend
10 II at once 1t seems 10 TO be- n work in which
the Grand Army has special interest and | can ns
SURE you thai no pains win be spared by this office 10
carry out the generous provisions of the law
Very respectfully, your obedicnt servant
\. L. Roc KwELI,
fapt. and A. O. NJ. L. :. Army, in charge Of Nation.
alseneteries.
III. Post Commanders are urged to attend 10 fiji.
duty al once, and for its better TO secr
the assistance of our friends outside of the Order
They will take notice that the work is TO b. done IA,
direct communication with the Office Of Nation,l
teineieries,'' and not through these Headquarters
BY Command Of JONI {. 8oBINsoN
Commando -ia-C hief
JAMES l.. FARLEY,
AdJutant General.
tomeisi HARVEY Il. DfSisoN
ISL Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-25
HEADQUARTERS SETH WILLIAMS Posr.
M Il 4. L. AI.L-I..an.

HEADQUARTERS SETH WILLIAMS PosT.
No. 49, G. A. r., AUGUSTA, June 49, is7e
Inendations, would respectfully request ali persoh.
living In this city, or in neighborng towns where
there h no Post of the Grand Arny of the Republic
having knowledge of the whereabouts Of any Rrsye
or graves Of Union Soldiers, unmarked TO notify The
snacEssnsd by letter. Or IN person. giving nqae Of
soqer. RANK co8tpany, re9glsaf and place and ddte
n dafh, ~ BY calling at The "Fnlier Drug stose"
sAegussa an fnfofnstioi desired silsa q Major
ID hyrnk-& lsm.c.ahaana
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

lsrsuAL DIssArcxrs TO rHs Coin Hiu
DAILY NEws.l
Those RiendIsh Murderer.

OMAHA. Jan. 7.-Ksarnsy junction
Just o IL the center Of attraction In
the criminal way. Olive and his hsrdsrs.
who were arrested st Plum Greek on .
charge Of burning Mitchell and Kstchum,
in Custer county. are now confined
there. together with Richards. Olive
and three others are kept under q strong
armed guard In the courthouse. the Jail
not being large enough TO hold them all.
There have been fourteen arrests made
up to to-day. The rest OF Olives gang
are scattered around town In twos aud
thrses. each party being we'll guarded
night and day. The prisoners are afraid
OF being mobbed. but there 10 nc danger
OF this, for the citizens are anxious and
determined that the prisoners shall BE-
legally tried, and. II found guilty. legally
hung. They will have their preliminary
examination Immediately after the trial
Of Richards. which begins on the 18th.
Olive Is . rich man. owning 10000 head
OF cattle, worth over 500. 000. He has
employed able lawyers for his defense.
There have been various rumors that
the prisoner friends would make Q raid
on Kearney and rescue them, but II 10
not likely that they will do anything 30
rash. The Ksarney people arsi on the
alert and prepared for any emergency.
II Is claimed that already sufficient evil
dsnce has been procured to convict ssv.
eral OF those arrested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
Estiek's Bsaent.

Tonight the friends OF John Eslick.
blinded by q blast In the Mexican mine,
will tender him q complimentary benefit
al National Guard Hall. Virginia. The
good people Of the Comstock have often
experienced that "it ia better to give
than to receive" and will doubtless do
30 again tonight. The benefit Of itself
will be worth p~atronizing. az the best
local talent will participate In the con.
cert and the sociabls will be enjoyable.
The good to DO accomplished by the
present effort must not be lost sight OF.
Those attending the benefit will get q
double satisfaction; first, from the enter
tainment, and second, from tho con.
seriousness Of having done q worthy and
truly charitable act. The former may
pass away with years, but the latter will
remain with all to their dying day and
grow swseter 10 the very end. Good
actions never die.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
Challenge from Borardus.

NEW YoRx, Jan. s.-Csptsin Bossrdus
says in response to Carvsr's challenge:
I will accept the challenge he seemed
about to make and shoot him 1000 glass
balls, half double and half single. for
$1,000 aside, or I will make q time match
ut 20. 900 balls. Each man to load for
himself. Carver to use shotgun or ride.
II this does not suit him ! will shoot
him for two hours In the afternoon and
two hours In the evening. The one
breaking the most balls 10 take all the
receipts. and the loser to pay for the
balls. Ny match in Gilmore's Garden
tomorrow and next day at COCO balls,
without a miss. will show what I can do
under a severe test. will wager $1,000
even that Carver cannot equal my score
there. Like all my other challenges.
this ono is open to all corners. Carver
included.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
Bi,i nerari.ad'. Candle.

Mention was recently made in the
Nrws Of the taking OF q coach candle
from Bill McFsrland's omnibus. He
yesterday received = postal card post.
marked Nevada City. CAL, on which
was written
FRIEND McFAnLAsD-Sir: Allow me
to tell you that you made n slight mis-.
take an to the time Of the robbery OF
your bus. / robbed 1t by daylight.
Now, I am no coward to do that at night.
! do that kind Of business nil by day
light. Mrs. Ri Is my witness. Your
candle IL In Nevada City. and I had lots
Of fun when I raw that notice In the
paper the same evening ! took the can
die. Brother F. tried to make me
think I could not get away. Say, give
my love to Mr.. and Mrs. r.. sharing
bountiiully yourself. Yours truly.
CANDLE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
Acklen's Scandal.

New York. Jan. 8.-The Tribune's
Washington special, on the Acklen case.
says: at was doubtless wise for Reagan
to declare that Il was not within the pro.
vince Of Congress to inquire into the
morals OF It's members. It would prob
ably have been IN ugly precedent to
establish. The House did once sIpsl .
member for bigamy. and his constituents
Immediately returned him to all the
vacancy made BY his own expulsion.
and the House was obliged to receive
the member 1t had just expelled. True.
the secret Of Aoklen's action seems TO be
found In the tremendous efforts made by
his friends and himself to regain his
place in society. Thus far the effort has
been unavailing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
Rald RahhArY.

CHICAGO. Jan. IA bold robbery 90.
Cured on West Madison street at 2
o'clock this evening. Two men, ~ 70.
unknown. drove up to Goldsmith's
pawn. broking establishment in q cutter.
One Of them locked the door while the
other entered, broke In the show ssss,
and secured two trays Of diamonds
claimed to DO worth $1,000. The two
then drove rapidly away. Nothing has
been heard Of them since.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
Killed In n Row,

WILLOWS, CAL. Jan. IAN alteration
took place In = saloon last night between
b. D. Masness and ]. W. Morrow, dur
ing which Morrow shot Mssness In the
leg. Magness ran out Of the saloon,
following closely. and firing several
shots, n Of which took effect, the ball
entering Masnoss heart, causing instant
death. Morrow was committed to jail
to await his examination on the 10th In
slant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.
They nsd . child nader Four
Years Of Age abie 60 Converse
with shem In French or Germau.

E. Bali. F. Delatoui. A. Bertrand
aud A. Audsoud. who are connected
with French scientific expedition.
we're the guests Of Colonel Fair, In vir.
sinis, yesterday and were by him shown
the wonders Of the Comstock, and each
was given q small sack Of specimens. Col.
Fair met these gentlemen In Panama.
where their steamer. which had come
round the Horn, was lying. and they
took passage with him on the Grenada
10 San Francisco. They were well
pleased with their visit. and took the
train last evening for Stockton from
which place they will 60 to the big trees
Of Calavsras. Nothing. however. sur
prised them more, during their visit,
than to find that Col. Fairs little
daughter. not yet four years old, was
able to coverse with Thorn freely in the
French language. They found her
equally proficient In German; under.
standing every word addressed to her Ia
either language. As a linguist she is u
marvel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Robert Meere Horribly Crushed By
. Failing Rock ~ she sierra
Nevada.

Robert moore Horribly Crushed ~
. Falling Rock ss she sierra
Nevada.
Anot her terrible and fatal acciden
occurred at the Sierra Nevada at $50
this morning. Tho workmsn were low.
sring = rock eight feet four inches long
by three feet wide aud two feet thick
into the pit for the foundation Of the
new air compressor. II was loaded on
Q truck and run over the tramway to the
pit. and whom making the descent to 1T
place the rope attached for staying pur.
poses broke. The warning ''stand from
under" had previously been given. and
Moore. who was In the pit. had retired
10 Q place OF safety. When the rope
broke the truck made q rapid descent
down the incline and the rock shot of
and tumbled and slid to the place where
he stood. knocking him over and catch.
ing him Just across the lower portion OF
the breast bone. crushing all his body
from that place to his feet. Death was
instantaneous. The body was 80 horri.
bly, mutilated that all attempts to put 1t
In . coffin were abandoned and II was
boxed and taken to the undsrtaker's.
whore IL was sswed up and fixed In as
decent shape a. possible for burial.
The deceased was an Odd Fellow.
about 60 years Of age, well known and
generally respected on the Comstock.
He leaves q wife aud one child. Coroner
Brodek will hold Al inquest on his 70.
mains OF O o'clock this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08

TricHrns TO nj ExAxsEp.-The new
school Board Of Virginia have resolved
that the Superintendent Of Public
Schools for this county be requested to
hold an examination OF all teachers now
holding positions In the public schools
Of their school district. and also of all
persons desiring certificates rs teachers
In such schools, such examination TO
take plsos not later than March I, 1879.
MunDrn IN BELLrvrLLr. "A letter
from @. r. Edwards, Of Bsllevills. gives
information Of q fatal shooting ARRAY
which occurred at that place about noon
on the 4th instant. In which Charles Z.
Buck, Secretary Of the Northern Belle
Mining Company, shot Levi Keithly.
keeper Of the company's water ONCE.
Ksithly died from the effects OF bis
wound In about three hours alter the
shooting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
GAssss-mKSrs

Havy Asa-in cents per share: levied Jan,
uary etb; d~elinqusnt February ioth: sale
day March ~.
LsSiy nsyaa-so cents per share: levied
January %; delinquent February 81, sAis
dss February 3tth.
Neat q Bslehes--Si per share; Levied
Jsnasfy 81; d~eiinqasnt February 9Th: sL'
day febnarJ .sth.
silver Hltit-5 cents per ahare: levied Jan
usry 9TH; d.inausnt February 9Th: sale dA,
February 18th.
white Lead-s cents per shaw. levied Jan
ussy sth; ~dsliu9usni February sth; al'
day February 25th.
Wtptss@ rsss-s cents pes share; isvies
Novvmbsr nd; dsiipqasnt Isl: szis dsl
February 9Th.
NE Paseh ces.-si per share; iesied De
eenbsr ifth: delinquent January i'tn: sal
day February isth.
Nessh sisrss Nsysds-s cents pss .hare
LvIed December i9tL; Delinquent JanuAr.
12d: sale day February 10th.
naeeog- so cent? per share : levied Decembs
issh: ~dslinqasat January aist; sale ds'
February ioth.
Hsps-A cent per share; levied Deeembe
i'm: d~siingusns January Nth; sale dA.
February sth.
senator. 81 per share: levied December 10
delinquent January sodh: sale cay febru
sry iith.
Crews rstsa-t per share; lsvied Decem
hsr i2th: delinquent January 10; ,As ds,
February oth.
nsussn Cssssiidase<A = 50 cents pe
sharr: levied December iith. dslinqusn
January ish; sale day February ID.
Hale 4 Nsseresa-5o cents per share
levied pcoemesr 10th; delinquent Januar'
islh; sAls day February tn.
-..-. h.,lal naegmb0r Ifhs ale
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

Asbestos CovERrso.-In the matter Of
asbestos covering for boilers or steam
pipes. a letter published in our advertise
ing columns to-day 10 sslf-eIplanstory.
The best material in this line 10 that OF
Il. w. Johns. It IL being introduced
TO use In the mining and milling works
Of the Comstock. and wherever tried.
has given the most perfect satisfaction
10 all respects. II 10 not only the very
best and effective material for the pur-
pose ever discovered. but II Is also fur.
nishsd at hall tho cost. John Gillig.
the we'll . known hardware man OF Vir-
ginia, has the agency for its sale.
PuBLIc INSTALLATION ANIL Ball.
There will be a joint public installation
Of Pioneer aud Silver State Eucamp-
ments. I. o. o. F., at Odd Fellows
Hall, Virginia, on the 10Th instant at Z
p. NJ. After the installation Is over there
will DO . dance In National Guard Hall
for the members Of the order. Tickets
TO the dance can DO obtained OF the
principal officers Of the Lodges and En-
campments and of the COMMITTEES Of
Arrangements.
c.. ,.u
which had been clogged for some time,
a. now o,..r .na In "ooa o,a., I, was
found that balls OF rolled up hoop.iron,
old bottle. aud all sorts Of stuff had
been thrown into the sewer by some
svilly.disposed person Tor the express
purpose OF clogeing II up
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
Senate.
CIRsoS. January X. 1879,

CARSON, January o. 1917
The Senate convened at II A. NJ.
presid.nt uro tam. In tbe chair.
n...-..-p..n.... ....... go. ,.,a
on the tasle until oeha's coinmi'tes
were formed.
Governor Klpkead's message vas re-.
..,v., 90, ,.m,o,.,u. LA . A..
~" ~
table,
4 resolution was introduced by stew.
art that n committee of three. TO inquire
,.,. A.. ..,a,,,,, =, a.. Co.. un;v.,.
'n'o 'ne o'uou " !" W
sity, o whether further apporuon'
msnt be made for its continuance, was
laid temporarily on tn. table.
c.--,i-,. -, .-..,,,,.. h., o KIM
Csssidys Joint resolution 'na' z,ooO
cop'es ol Governor prauioy "'AS'
" printed WAS
SENATE COMMITTEES.
Doolin Of Eureka introduced n reso.
a..
lu'lon 'nal .ns iolo"'nS 'onS0'u'' 'ns
SENATE como's nu,... u....
Elscuons A. o.ohs' "'''on' @eA's'
Gallagher, onui'z; c...,- v..
oo,porauons-pooin' oaSS'oy' hins'
Bosrdmsn. Kaiser - c...-u
DounuAI'oS Day'on' S'"'
thompson. p...,u cu..xn
'uulc'nry prum' o'
stewart DOOM, Farrell. c..L..
mays anu oa'''''
ptsi,, siafun, mss.s,ns a,o,, w,..,,,
puu0say. % % ..n,.
p'AAeJ S.s.,,. pH.I.. p,.,. E,na
NJ. IA Sn.n hi, S,hni,s
nooiin s, ar Thown,on
Hn.i,rI,ur. NJ Nfanp,oc,r,o.-sh.,.
n.nah".a
Po,s. o"s' -. W..
Eng,o's'ne-AArun. DoafumAn "eS'
'eineiu. ,,.u. v.c-u ,n..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wha.i., C,o.s.
we'll.
Public Priptinp-cassidy. Poyninp.
Farrell.
Military and Indian Affairs-Galla-
Qher, Perley, Cresswell.
Public Claims-Dansberg, Shepperd,
DAYTON.
Federal Relations-Perley, Cassidy,
Doolin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
Political Poker.

New YonK, Jan. s.-Ths 7risuns's
Washington correspondent sums up the
hssitancy Of the Democrats To take up
the cipor dispatches In the remark Of Z
Republican Representative 70 . Demo.
crst to-day: "ln the language ofa game
I know something about, but do no,
play. We hold the age. II you do no,
bet we shall rake In the pot, and II you
do We shall call your hand"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
Assembly.

Carson, New, Jan. 8.-The Assembly
convened at II A. N. Shakespeare Of.
fsred q memorial TO the President and
Senate relating TO the Burlingams treaty.
requesting action thereon. Referred to
the Committee on Federal Relations.
REVOLUTIONS.
BY Plannsry-Allowing $50 TO each
member for stationery. stamps. ETC., was
adopted.
Shakespeare introduced a resolution
relating to irsights and fares on tho
Central Pacific Railroad, and asking the
United States Senate to pass the Regain
bill.
Mayhugh moved II be referred to the
Committee ON Federal Relations. Lost.
On motion OF Foulks the rules were
suspended and tho resolution passed BY
unanimous vote.
By Allen, OF Lincoln, that when the
House adjourn It do so until Friday at
II O'Clock, out OF respect to the memory
OF Assemblyman Il. l.. Wash, his col.
league. who died this morning. Adopted.
BILLS.
Senate bill No. 1, creating q Lcgisla-
laiivs fund. passed.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
BY Foulks, Of washos-To locate .
rsiormatory school on the State Prison
grounds Of Reno.
By Plummer, OF Elko-To exempt
mineral cabinets from taxation.
Also o bill to amend an Act entitled
an Act to provide for the preservation Of
nsh In the watsrs Of this State.
yr1sr READING or BILLS.
By Smith Of Storsy-A bill TO provide
for the INDECENT insane OF this State.
Referred to the Committee on State In.
stitutions.
By Lane Of Storsy-An Act to amend
an Act entitled An Act 10 secure liens 10
mechanics. Referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
rkxpNo ooxnrrxrs.
Elections -Frassr, Sharp. Lamb. r.
win, Smyth.
Corporations and Railroads-Smitb,
Plummer; Foulks, Watt, Morrison.
Public Prinhng-Fisk, Harlow. Tay-
lor.
Ways and Means Foulks. Taylor.
ws.muth, Lane. Williams, Wilson,
Smith.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
L. o. o. y. ln.saiIa,iou.

At the regular meeting Of wildey
Lodge. No. I. I. o. o. f., Gold Hill,
held January 7th. the following named
officers were installed by District
Deputy Grand Master Thomas Rowe,
N. g., Daniel McShery; V. G., Thomas
Stevens; Treasurer. II. o. Dauchy; SEQ.
Rotary, q. w. Rogers; II. 3. to N. c.:
p. II. Neville; l.. s. to N. g., Henry
Lagsrman; r. b. TO V. g.. Phillip
scsden; L. s. to v. O.. Edward Phillips;
r. y. s., q. A. French; l.. s. s.. James
Mathews; Conductor. VIM. Mercer;
Warden, ]. d. Martin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
stesmship on Fire.

NEW YoHx. Jan. San abandoned
steamship was seen on FIRE by the Cap
tain Of the ship Cambrian in latitude
IS, north longitude. 10 west, December
29th. 1t Is thought by marine under,
writer's here to be one Of those engaged
in the South American or West Indian
trade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
THE COMSFOCK.
Latest Official Mining New,
FOR the Week Ending wednesday
January \, 1879.

Divtdesd On t,slifersts-A Fissd 81
water lee the eeuid a Carry new
shan-The Lightstsx Drin and
Yiseded Mines Bsiehsr - sisk
Ssr Asosher Level-A New Level
60 be 0pened is silver Htii-rhe
suastios In Ophir. nextcaa ssd
s.esra Nevada
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
Atlantic Cable Broken.

NEW YohK, Jan. s.-Ths Times says
The direct cable has not been working
since Saturday. The cable IL believed
TO have parted near Tar Bay on Novs
Scotia. and the steamer Nina has been
ordered from Halifax 10 make the nsoss-
sary repairs. The company have no
further particulars. They have kept the
accident quiet,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
Go, III. :. ro.i,h."

Sam. Davis Is happy. Although not
Deputy Coroner. he 10 Coroner Brodek's
clerk. and prefers that, after all. to
being ghoul and banqueting on the dead
ere they are abandoned by the living.
The only difficulty will be with Sam. q
manuscripts. Generally they need H.
Eliminating and remind OF Tennyson's
Kidding OF the Bards:"
"Confusion and illusion and relation.
illusion and occasion and evasion"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
Murdered nj Bodie.

BoprE, Jan. Tin . difficulty this
afternoon In o Chinese gambling house.
All Sow drew Q knife and stabbed Don
Chon. killing him instantly. The muir
dsrsr has not been caught yet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
Prolific Edison.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-The official list
Of patents granted during the six years
beginning with 1872 and ending with
1877, shows that Edison has received
100 patents during that time. nearly all
for tslsgraphic improvements.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
Porrer Arrested.

RIO JlsEIRo. Jan. 7.-Thomss d.
Conynsham. q forgsr from wilkssbarrs,
PENN, United States. has been captured
In this city,. The Brazilian Government
has siCuiasd IL willingness 70 surrender
him 10 Justice and be will b returned 70
New York BY the NEXT packet.