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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
BULLION MINING COMPANY

ID Location OF principal place OF business,
San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill District, Storey
county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that ct . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on the 81 day OF
December. 1878. IN assessment No. 81 OF One
Dollar per sharv WAS levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately,
In United ststes gold coin. 10 the Secretary, at
the ONCE OF tho COMPANY, No. as California
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the It'll day OF Jan.
uary. 1879, will be delinquent, aud advertised
Tor sale at public auction, and unless payment
IL made before, win DO ,old on WEDNESDAY,.
The 29th day Of January, 1879. 10 pay the delin.
quent assessment, together with costs OF I'd.
S~ertisins and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the board Of Trustees.
JOSEPH 0RuSs, Secretary.
Ofice-tl6 California street. Union lnrur.
ance Building. San Francisco. California. detid
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iss...y.v...;.....a....s' ii.. n....S e.
Woods q Freeborn, True
,ses.....:..y....:..... .osi......s.....i 80
.tee.........;. .........siso. ...io.....a &.
Woods 4 freeborn. Trus-
tees seSd. ....i5 =.
Wakefield 4 Go BIB, Trns.
wsiensid 4 Co 5 D. Trus-
,,s.;;;y,...s.v.a: .s,sa... 80. ...ia :.
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WHIrE LEAD nINISo CON:

opce-Room 8. No. 2os Bush street. San
Yrsncirco, California la6ta
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07

Hss ~ - ~
IL MINING COMPANY.-Location VI princi.
pol plAce 81 bushes. San Francisco California.
Location OF works. Virginia. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting OF
the Board OF Dirctors. held on the i7ih day
OF December. Isis. an assessment tNo. u VI
une Hall Cent per share was ieyied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable inine.
diately. ~ United states gold coin. TO the Becrc-
tsry. Of the once of the Company, ass Bush
street. Nan fapcisco, califorbis.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 20th day Of January. 1879,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale n
public auction. and unless payment In made
before. will he rold on WEDNESDAY. the eth
day Of February. 1919. 10 pay the delinquent
sssessmeni, together with coats Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
by order Of the board Of Directors.
JOHN rPEcHT. secretary.
0nlce.-JJs Bush street. ran Francisco. Gall.
fprnia. deIstd
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AssAYERs.

ASSAYERS.
Mccullough 4 Co.. Main street. Gold
c. wiesand a Co.. C street. Virginia
~ ADJUSTMENTS.
piper.' opera House. Virginia City.
National Guard Hall, Virginia City.
BANKERS.
Agency Nevada Bank Of San Francisco.
street. Virginia City.
Agency Bank Of California. Main strset.
Gold Hill.
Virginia Savings Bank. Al south c
street. Virginia City.
BROKERS.
l.. p. Drexler a Co., ofice In odd Eel.
lows Building. Virginia City.
l.. d. frankel 4 Co., Main street. Gold
Hill.
T. II. Ralstou. Main street. Gold Hill.
Douglass 4 Thompson, ~ south Z
street. Virginia City.
W. IL. Clarke 4 Co.. 81 South q street.
Virginia City.
T. II. MeGarn. 100 South c street, yir.
ginia City.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
4. Block. Main street. Gold Hill.
MINING PROPERTY For SALE.
z. Lyford. Gold Hill.
BOOKBINDER.
William Stewart Mol South ID street.
Virginia City.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Reinstein a Wolf. Main street. Gold
Hill.
Plat a Rich. 1913 Main street. Gold
Hill.
Banner Bros. corner Z and Taylor
streets. Virginia City.
Gold Hill Furnishing store. =. Block.
proprietor. Main street. Gold Hill.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
o. II. Gallup. in Maynard Block. Main
street, Gold Hill.
d. T~horburn. opposite NEws ONCE.
90 mil
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Grcencbaum, nslbing h Co.
Trustees ...s......... VII. ...D. ...lV o.
oreensbsum, Hclbing a 90.
Trustees ........ .........g1to 10 ....b ..
0re.nebanm. Helbing a Co,
Trustees .6sOS.. .lb...s.o -
0rcenehaum. nslbing a Co,
trustees. ltAo.s. 9.s..lu 81.
orectebaun. Helbtns \ Go.
TRUSTEES ..lSiS. lbs =.
orecnebaum. Helblng n Co.
Trustees ....s....s. ss.sia41i.s .iVs....s -
oreenebsnm. Helbing 4 Co.
TRUSTEES ............ ..slo1tS. go. .o.....z "
nr,enehAnm. Heb NJ 4 %.
, 1879-05-23
The MORBID SINNER.

An emtuent Clergyman once said that
clanga Of stomach ind liver would bcnpf1t the
morbid sinner almost ~ much Us change OF
heart; yat any atil attribute Gil irritable tenn
per and n,oEosa disposition. TO the Ingenious
Workings Of the devil, willie ihey are simply The
ay,nptoms Of dYspepaia, torpid i!ssr, consttpa-
lion, aud goaerlI or nervous debility, MI! aro
F.erre'a Golden Medical Discovery mud Pleas
ant purgutiYe Pollota. Boula may be pursunlsu
into trying oIer ne,ltes on ths plea tat they
p1u :" cheaper" aut "tuat ~ good, ;" hut after
usIug u few Of the peculiar and Heterogeneous
combinations, thoy usually prefer 70 return to \
remedy that has earned . reputation bY reason
al il merit. Dr. Plerce's Family Medtclnea ato
prepared fsom the choicest extracts. a great
of = sk,lllul chemist, whose buenesa It Il so
know tlltir purity and strenEth; huneoe tie sue
cvrs Of ulcse remedies In overcoming disease.
, 1879-05-23

times far 20 crntfmes. The lmsion Is cornplete;.
YOU have evcn cardboard tunnel taooit twelve
fect lofi.}. stn'f'sII, af my atnornt Ut Willis
Ting nntl letting OF stean'. 1'ca'dc' tl'cho'
MID hundreds ot such m'tlor attractions ~
shouting galleries. ewcctn,cat'sthtn,h. nnd r1eep"
shows. AZ night sumo Of the tl1eutrGs nre H.
Illuminated by The electric 1gtts md on s,tniaEb
thcro IL n GENERAL Di.ta1np illumination III tho
fincc and The principal aVent,ct. :,
The rlacb tl1i 'rrottu Ia long way from thr
rcntre II The town, but The distance docs not
prevent IL from drawing tho,ts,nt!s. And yet It
hnvu llal onu on small as:ale lor three or four
months past, IN ttm itncst, uewcBt. Alld must
central streot in rarls,-
THE AyEHuE Oh t'orEnA.
The rent asked Tor the splendid alops on the
Eroun]Toors Vt the ,n1tses In the Ayenae iS so
stance, pay .0o0 year. tint n1any arc not
yet let. BY tbs permfesion uf the police, tic
iforcnptcd aflons llavn ior aotnc tEus beo'i tcn:
,osarily taken t'nsscssfon of by number nf
ut place ainong their magnificent surroundings
Our obesa fr1ctitt Abd,tlIah for n inomcnt took
up his quarters In ono. In Two Or Tires others
they arc exhibiting female phc1otncs1a, giant.
four arnls women will, hearls, and 80 OH. tiose
h1 they sliow you On unhappy dwarf; md. l!t.
lie tnr1hrr, u MISUNDERSTANDING htaekgunsd ttN
latoly did brisk trndc IN Improper photographs
elected in a few days; and then. II wc rant to
nrcssionisls ,' ID ExI'biiion 81 retures, witch
occuptes surcra1 roon,s tn the Avenue.
SEVERAL INTERESTING r1cTURE.6ALLERtEs
invite nttcntion just now, besides those OF tic
ing ~ well us rrutesque. There Is .hr exhibi.
| tton OF tie French Wntcr-C0lor 2ucscty, lntcly
founded; tile dc Militia co!crt!on nssu deserves
70 he secn; anil, nbove ali, there ts the cxhlbl.
, 1879-05-23

tntcraperscd with ayes, s.r,r ayes, SIR" uni
wv Lord." an,l o!he; ,e.pons'ya 1t.srances
very much cxcitcti thcre VA, ala ciappng of
ha,;,,s. The nrayer was nlru,ms a continuous
,netant,or niutlt p,oT r,coplc snii,e originally
fts1 I ,rs IT,, n v'o ,, BY st25% ,:
r,iiIcr. ami begged tic "f;cnerai Jesns -" 10
uot thrm safely to the other ebnrc where ,hry
woujd praise The ra,nc III ftlt: lord fnrevernorc.
There was not suggestion Of sfc lna'ern'. atsut
ii ti,c end uf til. praytr The pro6larnt Raid
thtr" wc1e u,any mnn,hcrs who had not yet
paid tt4c 1.-TWO |,Is. u which hal been fixed MS
5 E. ., .' ., q,ke ,,, n r. rs sy
.ii,Iu'L i,xfe ite 1.-TWO bitt,n i!,ey might pay
dime.
Tie wra1g1e have referred to aroso over the
sta,. x.,r q L. con,s ms1 M sRe
up Of sa|d Committee. lie was at oncr c,largis,
WITH ,vinv MI cr,sanE7 OF The white mnn aud an
enemy Of tIs race. Tie S.rReant.atrA Arms t,rcctl
% 70 s. Il. a"m I t" s ra 1e ts s
f1,sr aid Il syns nn, n nn,;ttcai t,ofv Int r..
iwn,,s a ' h,aIr In, w.. nsse,nh,l. n,nI tbst no
rhienrery should 1T. pernlitted to dcpnralize the
=. ,iMl foomed "I nnl iii sh enca,or % to- to rccaii
sour nv 7,1r ,to,s sTu,K,sf, sr4rrufnr,.
t,S' ,"s'. ~ "s "'. =, har, ;, ..,a
one: .ttMft, oin' a.golng 10 be rent q money
t., haml1e. 'Frt. /. = ur1tnic'a mnyetncrt. md
Maxim wintj,er inv rot cect or not" Al.
Dthcr said tl,r air WIS EfrsrrantH with rumors
nj rt,rr,tnti1n, thnt t',r cttutnon enemy was
as-a.,t !! ti,n,t tho fssta,, Erchamcu and
the r,onttttu,!nnat Cnnrruiinn lad nit
n't tnnncv whirh haI vns tnto tic
hands nf rome Of tic preachers aut,
nutitdans, hut tltat ut wouldn't do no good"
a',1 Vat n,'r "rot,,,s vii rrush rn,t i,v III
,Iat wnr.,Jnn Amo,hrr. With n hurioto,,s iu2,,
cnnnarrd ti,r atie.nntrd Interference OF aid
| ag"mts ,stth thr rcrnnrl, tint his swect,eart
| 1ffsnr', ~ him. aul hr minitrI NJ her. nnItiet
s1c vcnt oif VIII onn,bcr fc,1nw'n tie wos
tts,s,ssT f. ..mskc Thurs hftn,s.n Another
ali fin, t1,c ermi,1s was tim rscnpa trom the
sIut,ri,t rim, ,rcns nj thr aalth. n Niwon!d 10
| m fnii.lct J; .t,nffri onr Wff thought the
, 1879-05-23
TOPEKA.
Locatlon-pr prospects-3u -3usiness-surroundinG
Cnuntry-Fnat DrlvluE.

Locatlon-prospccts-D -Dusiness-surroundinE
Country--Fnat Drivlug.
Special Correspondence Of The Trfouns.
TorEaA, Kan. May 10.-A few words about
thIs city uay be Interesting, Mt It IT, In fact, tho
starting point for immigration to all parts Of
Kansas. It 10 handsomely tocatcd on high
ground, which gently slopeh toward the kaW
Rircr has streets from 100 to 150 Ieot wide, aud
presents very clearly appearance. Kansas av-
cnue ID one OF thu finest to bo found west Of
Chicago, atld on pleasant evenings Ia covered
with stylish turnouts, OF which this city boasts
Of a large number. Tic state-Uouso Is located
on one ot the h!ghcst points IN The city. and Is
surrounded By d beautiful park. at present
only one wing OF tho building haa been COM
plctcd, which presents very imposing appear
nnee.
The Atchstop, Topeka s. SANTA Fo RalIroad
general oillccs arc located here. occupying ouu
Of tho finest blocks Ia the city, every portion Of
which is used bY tic road in It's different de-
partnAcnts. The road has branches from Kansas
City antt Atchson to this point, and then cx-
tends West to Colorado. The Kpusas Pacific.
from Kansas City to Colorado, also passes
through tns city, giving II rnilroadcommnufca-
tton with all parts Of tho State. The citzeus
claim tint the Chicago, Rock Island d Pacific
mud tho Chicago, Alton Il St, Louis Railroads
RI coinr to extend their lines to this point.
r,,.s h.r. rr,on, rncc+ at,ona for thc fu,ure.
Que thing this place can boast Of IL tho fact
thnt It hos moro politicians TO tic square ihch
thup any other place 10 tho Union. They can
I,o saen A. eyerv ppIbt bus,ty laying wires tor
coming campa'ens' "a tot soou osos'' ~ - NV
surpassed, as 1ttllo 'nclaent Mn' shoW' lea
tcr,lay q frht took placc In tho lower part IT
| tho city, in which one Of Tho lighters hit the
wv e'' =: ~. ~ n.sd ,.,,h a e,nne uo wsx or.at.
otller ~ the ncao n''u M '.e"s' Ta. @s as,.
ed md lockea up IN ihe "sooies ~, anT a psopaa
llava furgotten eYsrsthit,e eiss LOT ins 1ie He
i,lE, mud the solo top'c ol eonset6A'''' ~ Lac
, 1879-05-23
AIRS. Hcnator EpEaEus-A Washington Couri
Uugnlluutly uecidca Her Legal Non

Uugnllautly uecidea Nor Legal Nom
entity,
Waahtnafon dtor. Nav Ia.
A case OF peculiar interest Was tried IN tue
Circuit Court In the District Of Columbia Oil
"Wednesday. The plaintiff, Afr. AlcxnbueF lar,l-
nur, BY direction Of tic dticudant, Mrs. eeuatoF
snragnc, daughter Of thu late Chicf.Justlcc
Chlso, 1natle series Of photographs Of the
library OF her father, aud this commission Of
PRESIDENT lancoln 10 her father, a1t q whssh
met her approval. according to thu testimony OF
piaint,t{'s wtnessos. Tbs p}ea vet up tor not
paying for the photographs Is that shn IS mar
ried woman aul flat no Separate tatate. Tie
distinguished defendant Clltlo iiltu coIFt 2tte
eft by Den. Sherman, nnd on tak!ug the stand
made ansEcr TO her Cotlrssol TINT sko was
4 married wuman a1Iil did not own my trpa-
ratc estate. On cT0ss'exa1n.latldh sopA-
rate e8tntu wat explained to her 10 b0 TIM tstatu
either personal Of real which she lad Inherited
from her father md owned npart Atll indepcEH1-
ent Of her hush banl. senator spragac, s1d re
agAIn stute1 that sllo owned no Separate Gstat1
IN this dtstsick, Counsel for plaiutin then pro-
auccd ln eyilruro the will of 1t'o iato Chief-
Justice as recorded, which passed only the per-
sonalIty, tf,e will i,enG faulty o. aecount Of be-
lpE j,nptopcs,y Witnessed. Ttlo acrount Of per-
soaa,ity showed oycf $4,000, wt'tcl was tho
eoparseo property ot defendant mil ller s|stor,
Mia. lloyt. Tho testimony of detendant, II ID
said, should haye been given betore CoItg.fcss
r&sse1 the act cxcMpttnE EdEcHoou IRON pay
npnt Of taxes, ~ II Ia In Tho faco Of her own tcs-
this district, that tody would hardly hAys G1'
eMptet the property nj ioT. apfakls' Il'e
Court held that Mrs. epraku1 naY = honehttlX
In law, md as matter OF course tAo plaintiff
| liwk bIs suit Tllat lucky lawyer, 4tr. lslcharI
| r, Mesrick. apteartd for the distinguished LADY,
, 1879-05-23
The Futurs 4unpss Of Spatn.


Thc Arcaftuci.ass Muric Christine Destree
Heurlettu Felcite Keuiera Of Austria, whom ru~
NOR mcntinus as iikoiy to be tho Second Queen
OF Alfonso XII Of Suain, IS tllo only daughter
al thv Arcn.iuko Charles Ferdinand OF Austria
iwllo sltcu tic :a)th III Nosetnber. 1874 BY his
snarrk.ge with the Atchluchess EllEabath, tho
wiIow Of Arrhluks Ferdinand Charlsa Victor
ot Altstcua, Nhe was born On tic 2tst Of July,
ISIS, .4nI Is consequently In her 2lst ycar. Tho
u,lanrs does not sectu to haya beco sorioualy
entertained nt siattrid until tho condition OF tha
lnfantA Marsu Christina hal been pronounced
lulclcss. but frUtn more than ono point OF view
it must hs considered fur moro suitable match
fur tic kiuE than ono With blu deceased Wile's
a.stct, Tue Austrian Princess IL faw months
younger than tito KInR, whereas tho Due do
Muntpenslor's second daughter was more tnsn
tive years ha senior, having been born ou tie
...Itil Ut October, 1saa. Her death has no" left
lilo slontpensler faually without q marrtagcable
daughter, aud all the shutlllng aud schem!ng o.
Louis Philippe to br'tlE about ms son'a union
with tho lntuuta Louisa haga eaded In dlssp'
a,nfntulnnH
, 1879-05-23

70 thf Editnr NJ 1hs Tribune.
Chicago, Mny "a South Sit!e Taxpaycr"
finds fault that the telegraph polee mil wires 10
obstrt,ct our streets. How cau Il be avoided nt
tie present ttulei Our telegraph companies
ind telephone connections arc now an absolute
necessity, antt the network OF wires overhead
only gives us q faint idea OF the mighty good
that is being continually worked out by cper-
gettc aud entarpr1sing men for the welfare Of
We ought to quietly submst to "encroach-
tnents upou our streets u which arc 40 uuin.
postant when wo t;lts into consideration tho
incslitnable va!uo Of telegraph poles and wires
to almost avery one, until the time comes Tor
putting such things out OF sight, III Iron tubes
or otherwise. .........
Chicago nolslshcs and fosters every bcnctse1al
enterurjse tH,ly for tn. woffpru Of tiip eouury
a,ul It takes tiiur with tile rush OF business t,1
our midst, to become 1T my manner like statl
OLD England. uer entcrurtse In on the Wnno;
sl.u is too particular and solenu for her own
good ut the present Aay; still her underground
wiru systetn ought IL cutE,mend ttsolf 10 The
earnest consideration OF our telegraph nna telc-
phone compa.lirs, nnsl, X possible, adopt 1t at
their cnrltcxt convenience, SO US to remove lin
"pnc forcstsn irom our streets lust Us soon
US ps,ssibie,
fnE TRIBUNE llas taken notice OF this befose
BOW, but In sncs tl.auncr as to thoroughly
convtptt fnsteull Of coudtinn. Ilcro nro mn1by
tllnga wl!icl, our large corporations ot cyery
numn ought to perform, aud they Doubtless Will
In good time. In thu. meantime lat us all be
thankiul Tor present blessings. and healr hraVciY
up under Imaginary tra!s until relief arrives, as
J.. MouAT,
, 1879-05-23
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
A Carl froua MIR. All0rton.
IN fbt E1ftnf df The Trituns.

UH,os STocs-yAMps, Cu1cAao, May 2oo.-lu
your ycst crlay's Issue yun stnte that prominent
shipper ON the Vanderbilt 1iues stated t!Iatit wns
his honest belief tlnt the stock We shippcd was
purchased for nccounto of the Pennsylvania Road.
Now Tint prominent shipper told what he
knew to bc M nbsolute fniseloM1. / meyer
bought Il car OF live stock on accot,nt OF the
Pcnusyirauia Ioad. think Mr.. Morris and
mysclf have money enough to comneta with any
shippers ia the market without the aid OF nns
railroad campany. We laya 80 iar in The world
tnken caro Of ourselves, and hope to bo nbie to
do 90 in the future. have nn doubt when they
find out what other roads nre shipping for they
will trent US accordingly.
The Lake Shore Thought they would he very
cunning to take a few naltrv cars Of local stocX
to ittaburg at 81 per car, 80 IL Is said BY ship
pers M ttAt lire.
mist say It maas me, vcry happy, a.. tho
Pennsylvania Road has always hell r,gidly 10
ratea IN Pittsbnrg. while northern lines have
cut rates to Buffalo, and We hive always been
barred from doing business to any extent in
PlttaDurg, as the oil reEton nntl Eastern Penn.
sylvanta cattlo were turned bT Buffalo on nc-
count OF cut rates OH northern lines. Yours
| truly, SAMUEL W. ALLxRToS.
, 1879-05-23

A remarkable case Of IynchinE occurred u
vaa,cd lug lscel, a6uoxlous particularly to tho
usual eouEte.y, the !lrnchess allowed Reed e
sclcct tbs method Of deas!' most asreeaolu 70
to ID anEet., tscy wsns still further a1.u a,lox-
cd hln, 10 bu his own uxccuttoncr. He touk the
fnpo IL hls t.ud, clltnbeA telegsaph.fulc, tas.
tened QUO cM so4nd tlse top, asHl fotus:d =
moose at The other cul. Then ho lnade hls last
lying speech, wl,ict, vas short, being no lnoss
than "{;ooa-Gy, Buys" n!"l, juu'ptax Of, wsa
luunellsa tuto ctesnitY. Some Cofoner's, iurles
u.tcht tlaA tAis tu ts caAs ut suicide; but, 70
sous extent, this crowd At the foot Of tue pola
must bv eous!dvsel u a!4!4ss an4 Abotttns.
, 1879-05-23

y TPf4f FlIHF tcd3 1FS1&
M., Ed Reed, fartner near West Polut,
savs thxt on Monday last hs killca nineteen
snakes, on Tuesday twenty r-oue, n,M on Wetnes.
day VII, x,-maktn9 fosty-siK fn thfee days, lie ~
burrows by tho side ot his cofu, a,ld then coYef-
luz them.
, 1879-05-23

h,mtcIf hy hanrlng srpnl the tics Vi 1atlfoaa-
briigo wiiile Trains rolled above him. Quo day
he pulled hlnlselt up to zee low neae a SLOW
traiu had approached, and hia bead Ma taken
oil by the coWcAtchGf.
, 1879-05-23

Hothess will grow wsary and efgh over the BABY !
tronblea when Dr.. Bulls Uaby syrup would 1elaers
iha csila. aad taeleux xjYs sbs mathaS scst.
, 1879-05-23

tputtcrl hut cxa,n1nusl tho building, aud ihuuA
iilu character .,fihe stone doubtful nMl to tollow
It up by lc eorteaponds.'ss' rGsalt: ~ t''o M a.,
suspension, a,lt hrAow's iIlal or1iar to Potter
! to 70 ahead undar existing conEttlo1is.
Mr. Canlphel1 asked tic Court II 'lc would
% Te G Court @ did ;.ot 100 how to avofa II, md lot
it Ia for tu purpose Of getting ali Ie light or
| tatnabIs on the question Of tha alleged con-
spsucy>
he proposed 10 read. It Was etnootti hatlaf'+t'.
until he c.sue to tho ptgitlun OF ChtclEo cit,xcH
praylug uraus 10 ofur tha hullJlg to 70
alead, a,ai then Mr. Campbell objected. 1is
was willing to have tho nrtler real. but tla didn't
tltll,.,. A long argument followed. Str. Swat
! claiming thut the crcuInstakcs uuduf WliiCIl
{jrnnt acted rere eurtaiuly ltnportnnt, Ile
| polut Waa tlsat Gtant, .ascGrtaMttg thu truth
abous this stono, ordcrcd the work TO 20 on.
Now, tae Government having nrrcrted ts!al
| stoue, knowing Just wllnt It was,-.lron Sl,ots,
| petroleum spots, AMI alI.-couin't seid the
contractor 10 to tenttcntlsry for flrls!itlas y.
| III. CanposlL rupl!e4 sLst, II !: catne to
tl,at, he would produce lesters from du1Ee
nsGtuuoad anl glgasY of ots,5. Is, wt,ttsh ~ t"e
tins, anu asktnE TINT tho building 70 on;
4att inttnatel n'at u; wv IVY go soul9 also
HSffuM u1e new4oapeTs u s4144 uaya IL any
.alIit further Were letdeu. ,
III, EalnplclI sold ha WA glad conuael hatl
sp1,oupctai wlleru they stood anu what they pro-
posed 10 DO. liz unt!erstood their purpose now.
II WAS to
TIT rue Politics or TINS cAss,
uul 90. tl!e facts. A good deal Of Wild talk had
burn heard about ~ order IRON Graut tu bur-
/ ling tu 70 ahead with the building. No such
order wus ever given. unL couldn't be produced.
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dered Hurltng to 20 at,ead 4nt put In lot "
| ruttcn petroleum stone, sud that. BY 10 ootns'
| tho Government NUS bound 10 actept tl!c Stone
! aud estopped row from uaAslG Any luss 3bout
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-10-11
ELECTION NOTICE,

"
NOTICE is hereby given TO the Judges Of
~ Election and the Qualified Voters Of
Carroll county, that an election will be held
in the several Election Districts Of Carroll
county, at the usual places Of holding Flee.
tions, on
The First Tuesday after he First Monday,
being the IN day Of November, 1879,
FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELEcrISu
One person to be Governor Of the State of
Maryland
One person to be Attorney General of the
State Of Maryland.
One person TO be Comptroller Of the Treas.
ury Department Of the State Of Maryland.
One person TO be Clerk Of the Court Of APP
peals Of the State Of Maryland.
ALSO FOR THE PURPOSE OF EI.EcTIxG
One person to represent Carroll county in
the Senate Of Maryland.
-Four persons TO represent Carroll county
in the House Of Delegates of the State Of
Maryland. "
One person to be Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county.
One person to be Register Of Wills for Car
roll county.
One person to be States Attorney for Car.
roll county.
Three persons to be Judges of the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county.
One person to be Sheriff Of Carroll county
Three persons to be County Commissioner
of Carroll county.
One person to be Treasurer Of Carol
county and Clerk TO the County Commission
erg.
One person to be County Surveyor Of Car
roll county.
The Polls for said Election will be opene,
at o'clock, A. NJ, and close at O'Clock
?. NJ, when the ballots shall be public
counted.
PETER WOODS,
Sheriff Of Carroll county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-10-11
BETTING ON ELECTIONS.

The attention of all persons is particularly
called TO the following sections Of Article SO,
Code Of Public General I.awsi
80. No person shall make any bet or wager
on the result Of any election 10 take place in
this State.
AZ. Any person offending against the last
preceding section shall be liable to indici.
ment in the Circuit Courts, if the offence be
committed in any county, or in the Criminal
Court Of Baltimore, IL the offence be commit.
ted in Baltimore; and on conviction, shall
be fined not less than fifty nor more than Eve
hundred dollars, to be paid to the State fol
the use Of the School Fund.
As. Every deposit Of money in any part o.
the State as wager or bet upon elections in
this State or elsewhere shall be forfeited anC
paid over TO the County Commissioners o
the county where deposited, for the use o
the county; and il deposited in the City o
Baltimore, to the Mayor and City Council.
PETER WOODS,
oct 4.to Sheriff Of Carroll county.