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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
THE DUFFY Case.
A Statement from Judge Sheehan
on the Merits OF the Case.
New ORLEANS. February 2G. 1881

New ORLEANS, February 2G. 1890.
To the Editor Of tho Democrat:
In your Issue OF this date, under tho head
Ing Of "Dlscharged and Rearrested." appears
tho following statement concerning tho ar
rest and discharge OF j.. J. Duffy, viz: cow
Ing to tho negligence of the police and the in
difference OF Judge Sheehan when tho case
came for trial, there being no witnesses, the
accused was discharged. The discharge Or
the prisoner having created comment. to-
gether with tho fact that Mr.. Andry, tho prln-
cpal Witness, had never been subponaed, ;"
etc. This statement. 30 fur rs / am con-
concerned. does me grave Injustice, and ! will
| now give concise statement Of the fucts OF
said case. 80 that II correction may be- made
Tho facts are ns follows On tho thirtisth day
Of January, 1880. Capt. Thomas O'Neil ap-
peared before this court and made affidavit
against L. :. Duffy for violating
january Mr. Duffy was arrested and his case
fixed for the fourth day OF February, 1880
Capt. O'Noll was duly Notified, on tho fourth
of February. when the case WAS called. Capt.
O'Neil failed to appear, md then continued
It to the eleventh Of February. and Capt.
UNell was again notified and s,bpenaed. On
the eleventh, when the case Was called, tho
Captain again failed to appear. although
served personally with subpoena. again
continued said case. hoping that would sue
eeed some time In getting the Captain to
prosecute said case. Tho case was then con-
tiDued to the twenty first day of February,
1880, and the Captain was again notified
thereof. Up to this tlme Capt. ONell had
not sent tho name Of q single Witness and on
the twenty. first OF February, after tho case
had been continued three times tho accused,
L. J. Duffy, through his counsel. j .Ad, Rozler.
Esq, moved that his client be discharged,
and under the circumstances | had no
alternative. This In q concise statement
Of tho case rs far as | know or and
30 far IN any indifference on my part is con
cerned, | leave the same to your unprel-
diced mind to judge / will also state that So
far as tho facts of the cass and tho knowledge
of who were tho necessary witnesses were
concerned, IL was impossible for mo to have
them subpenned, as | bad to Judge the case
when 1t came properly before me on the afll-
davlts made. And ngan, ] know OF no law
that requires mo to find witnesses; on the
contrary, ] have always been OF the opinion
that II was the duty OF the person making tho
aIidavit to furnish the court with the neees-
eary witnesses In this | do not pretend to
not be censured for tho faults and mistakes of
others.
Trusting that you will do mo the Justice
which / think ] am entitled to In the prem
ises. and believing that the item In your jour
nal was caused by the reporters not being
conversant with oil the facts OF tho case, will
say that the facts have herein given arc all
according to the records on file in this court,
u scrutiny OF which would solicit.
Very respectfully, etc.
M. j. SIBERIAN, Recorder.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

OAssIDY,s HOTEL jos Cordell, franklin
ey Eh Dsye ooSns
$ + Thompson. Mrs Duckworh and sister. a
Gohp; Misslss!ppi: D Fletcher, Terrebonne
on LaePa Mer haA}Ps Bsaas ana
Wife. 81 Charles; r NJ Broadnax. 1t ii Ward and
wifn. Has,t,ropi p Howell wife end daughter.
iana; 4 v wilson. Gar,h"ge. Mics; Nj q Red
m"na Az H2 y :, GIark na1 qen,o5d; Thee
Wn mn G9str Af1
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Jas G . ckly. Port Jefferson: j q Moore Vlcks-
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MnrdI,h,. J J Magulre. viii McLlnr!e steamer
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IN: g IL Bell md wife. Hunnower river: I N
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Morley. Baatrop., La: l. Mn,lon a, Natchez,
Mlntms, W Il Smith, CRYSTAL apeinge. Miss: J
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daughter, M inneapoiis. Henry Root and wife
Quincy. LII John Muffin. J h Gililian. ] G Null.
lon. Minneapolis. Min: Williams. La
fourche, Ia
ST CHARLES HOTEL-R Alexander.
Louiavil!e John j Wood Baltimore: y Ban-
dali Fall River: q II Faliy and wife, st Louis
Frank J. Vance. Milwaukee,: Geo Cooper. New
York; Mark Valentine. Arkmnsas: n G Walker.
Chhs FL Wmiker, Iherin: u Gnrro VickshurR:
Paul Cornell. II Hale Mrs Holt. Nc s Evarts
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w Is Trumbull. city. Thos J. Hume. WHshing-
ton: l. Llymnll. Nashville: Johu buchanan.
Louisiana: II L Thompson. Minnesota.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

F. Haug, to Mrs. K; Bosart, and Mrs. E
Busch. lot with buildings. bounded by St
Charles. Carondelet. Erato and Clio streets
31ye3. $1sOo.
and Mrs. v. Malus to james Reagan. six lots
with i'm improvements bounded by Poydras. Dry
AIDES. Lafayette and Baronne streets 2sxl52
sal 800.
Henry Sehnell to q. Hauschild tsheriff's salel
three lots with buildings. bounded by st. John
Baptist Robertson. usic and Claiborne streets.
S2x124 ta1t.
c. NJ. soria to F. NJ Hall. John A. Blafrer and
=. Laconbe. commissioners (sharif's sae>. a
lot with buildings, bounded BY Dryades. Per-
dido. Ramnart end Gravtsr streets. s3x95 $500
D. w. Adams. O. 8. Adams Mrs. D. v. Adams,
B. Blum. Merchants Mutual Insurance Com
pany. TO Mrs. A. Blum. three lots with build
inRs and past duo revenues. bounded by Pry-
tania. Clio. St. Charles and Calliope streets.
7bxl20. 81. $50.
Michael Kelley to Miss Cath, Aughey, a lot
With improvements IN Fourth District, as feet
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

A SALT DESERT.
The Beautiful Country Through Which the
Russians Are Marching in Cen
trail Asia.
rCorrespondonee London NJ W.. ]


Our way lay across the marshes OF the At
terek, vast expanse Of giant reeds, amid
which, from time to time, Rrunt and q
crashing noise announced the presence Of q
wild boar. The main channel Of the Atterek
through the delta 1s Mt present much further
to the south than 1t Is marked on the Russian
Staff map. After the reeds came vast ex-
panses OF salt fields binding white plains
which give the impression OF o. country COW
cred with freshly fallen snow. Not q shrub,
not blade OF grass interrupts this hOrrid ex-g
pnnse. The tracks OF horses and eamels
mark long black lines from horizon to hori-
zon. The great salt desert is no Idle express
sion. After twenty miles OF this CHASTITY,
waste some traces OF heritage begin TO appearI
then pasturages and villages ~ the GiurRen
ls approached shortly after q vast expans9
OF plain, dotted here and there with the
numerous encampments OF the lamont Iur.
comans seeking refuge from the Tekke raid
ers. All along the route are troops OK laden
camels making their way to Gumuche Tepe,
and, mingling with the0n, the curious tent
litters, borne on camels, conveying the wives
and families Of the fugitives. Far OIL are the
waters OF the Caspian glitterfng on the hOri-
ZOn and like q vast collection o. bee-hiveg,
the klbitkas OF Gumnche Tepe itself come
into view. G'lmuche Tepe 10 remarkable as
being the only seaport appertalnlnR to the
quasi independent Turconan tribes.
The last Colorado horse-thief to meet the
requirements Of Iynch-law WAS escorted to
his doom by n brass band, no torture being
considered too great for q stock robber In
that State
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
CITY ECHOES.

Jno. McCauley, for the larceny Of lot OF
wearing apparel, is Ia the Third Station.
Annie Moore holds forth In the Third Sta
ton, charged with petty larceny.
Frank Abbott, for cutting and wounding, La
In Third Station.
N. Woodwork was locked up In the Third
Station, having surrendered on hearing that
he was charged with petty larceny.
Willis Gray and VIM. Wood, charged with
the larceny Of s2S, was incarcerated In the
Third Station.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
CITY HALL NOTES.

Administrator Behan had conference
yesterday with the State Engineer for the
purpose Of devising plan for the construc-
ton Of rice fumes. The intention Of the Ad-
illustrator Is to embody the plan decided upon
In bill to be submitted to the Legislature
No conclusion was reached yesterday.
Administrator Behan, on investigation,
finds that there are but seven piles Of ballast
on the levee which are there la contravention
OF city ordinances. One OF these piles will be
turned over to the Sanitary Association to-
dav
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

LEAVE OF ABSENCE. a.@ zm..
David Urquhnrt was granted permission To 10
out OF the jurisdiction of tho court until Mnrch
30 without forfeitng bis bonds.
GASES CONTINUED.
Owing to the Illness OF tho district attorney
tho following cases have been continued.
Michael Owens. burglary.
j. Celentin alias Carleon shooting etc.
Chas. Morris A. l.. Alugar and james Griffin.
shooting. etc.
L. Stratton stabbing etc.
PLEADED GUILTY AND SENTENCED.
Chas. DeLisle. carrying n concealed weapon
sixteen days la tho Parish Priaon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
F'irss District Court.
PLEADED NOT M1sTRrA1

PLEADED NOT dUILY-MIsTRIAL.
Mary Pepl having Havana lottery Tickets In
her possession. Whom tho Jury came into court
and stated that 1t was impossible for them to
agree tho court said. that the case had been
tried twice. and that II WIS astonishing that
twelve intelligent men could not agree upon n
verdict In case where tho law and the evidence
was so clear.
The court was anxious to 500 II It was posi-
BILE that Il law would be enforced for whose on
forcement the honor Of tho State had been
pledged. One jury ought to have agreed In Il
very few minutes. ono way or tho other. and the
court WIS of tho opinion that 1t was but little
tlae for the Lottery Company TO pay n heavy
license whom the law breakers were Let off by
the Jury, M in the above case. The jury was
then discharged
Acquitted.
n. Borowasy. knowingly receiving stolen
property
PLEADED GUILTY OF ARsAuLT.
Horny Stephen assault and battery
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
THE NEW DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, FEBRUARY q,

the Executive Department ut the State
House. Gov. Witt In the chair. The object
OF the meeting was chiefly to give the new
members opportunity to become acquainted
with each other. After Che appointment OF
DR.. Holiday rs vice president, and the selec-
tlon Of Monday next ms the day when the old
board would be waited upon and possession
taken, the meeting adjourned
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
CAPTURED CIGARS.

Inspectors Lawler and Stewart on Thurs
day morning captured on board the steam
ship Chase 5000 cigars which were not on the
manifest of the vessel. The cigars were found
done up in bags, and concealed on the ship.
The owners Of the Chase have been called up
on to pay the penalty OF $500.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
SIS THE CONTEMPT CASE.

Tho placing OF the Republican Senators
Cahen. Demaa. Stewart and SHINES, In the
custody OF the Sergeant-at-Arms, yesterday,
was followed by their being paroled by that
officer shortly nfterware'.
The effect OF tho suspension provided by
Senator CunninRham's resolution Is to pre-
vent tho Senators not only from In anywlse
participating In the proceedings OF the Senate
until they have purgrd themselves OF the
contempt charged, but deprives them as we'll
OF their per diem until that time.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

inches front on st. Mary street and l2l feet
inches la depth. $500.
Joseph Fortier to Joseph Vigo Jr.. n lot with
buildings, bounded by 81. Ann DumaIne. Ro-
man and Prieur etreeta, 26Sl2O. t21b.
Samuel Flower To w. Q. Flower. a piece Of
ground with buildings bounded by Seventh.
Harmony. st. David and st. Patrick streets.
Isxl0l. $50.
John Cromwell to Mrs. julia A. Marley. lot
with improvements. bounded by Gravier Oh
ronhelct Bnronne and Common streets. 3lxs3.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
CONFIRM ATOMS.

The following appointments OF notarles
public made by Gov. Wltz. were confirmed
by the Senate on Wednesday:
EIlas. +. Presley, parish of Sabine; John
Moebius, Pointe Coupee; Luclen Darby. st.
Landry; J. III Sutherlin, De Soto Fred Zen
Gel Or,puns
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

The executive committee Of the New Or
lenns Auxiliary Sanitary Association. has for
week pnst been actively engaged in com
plotting the preliminary and necessary ar-
rnngements for laying tho water pipe on the
levee, and ground will be broken In q few
days. The work will be rapidly pushed for
ward to completion, and In n short time
water will be flowing freely through all the
cutters or tho city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

Tho following were recorded yesterday at tb q
offloe OK tho Board Of Henlth:
BIRTHS.
Mrs Lawrence Ktllelen. n son.
Mrs Henry Crush. u son.
Mrs. Timothy DAILY. Jr.. IL daughter.
Mira. Joseph Israel. " daughter.
Mrs. Eugene II II art. u son
Mrs. Ferdinand Marks. u daughter.
Mrs. VIM. johnson. n son.
Mrs. Edward Woods. q son.
Mrs. "A. J. u. Meynier. Il son.
MARnIAaEH.
Alexander Blanc to Virginia LaWlR
Randolph pavagORu to Cemenine Oampanel
DEATHS.
I.ottio @. Williams. IA months.
Florence II. Vannblea 7 yenrR.
Dominique BiRnehini. CT years
John DOWi. 3 m nntha
ThoH Williams. ~ years.
Felix Lefebvre. AZ years.
Julius Andiea. q months
Sylvia Downing. T5 years.
Gertrude Irving. II months.
Tho best tonic In tho world Ia Malakoff Bit
ters. Prize medal ceived mt tho Paris Expo
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
ORLEANS ARTILLERY B. A.

AL meeting held on the twenty sixth In
slant BY the officers and members Of the Or
leans Artillery q benevolent association was
formed and styled Orleans Artillery Benevolent
Association, and the following officers we're
elected by reclamation: Capt L. F. Bouchereau,
president: Capt. Chs. Lejeune. vice president !:
Lieut.. u. FL CanonRe. secretary: Major P. g..
Witt, Jr.. treasurer: Col. A. j. Baohemin
grand marshal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

THURSDAY. February Is, 1880
the House was called to order at IL O'Clock.
speaker OGden IN the chair and eighty three
members present. ~
Prayer was offered By Rev Father Hubert,
HRneY. 80 4
The Speaker asked leave Of absence for the
day. which was granted. and Representative
OGDEN. Of Booster. called to the chair.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Representative Biuiu-An act relative 10
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
Sixth District Court.

This court WIS yesterday engaged In trying
tho case or Aniceto Alvarez Vs. Yate \ Bowling,
In which damages to tho extent of tlO, 900 arc
claimed for Illegal arrest.
Tho caae having boon submitted 10 tho Jury.
n verdict In favor of plaintiff for $3.50 was given
Judge KKhtor having obtained II short leave
Or absence Judge Tissot will preside In this
court during his absence.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
DAILY LETTER LIST.
Ladies' List.

=, -,
Ladies List.
Arthur I,u,v miaa Iaab mias
Ramhara"r mrs MniIi1an Nora
H,nnn Evanr,iina mIas Mariea mrs
nnIDett r Perkins I. miss
nayis saiIv mra Rnaaall mra
Dahnn mjaa Hmith MarUar.t
IarEn NJ mr.. amith NJ misa
goaanb n rnra stamnrt mra
Kern miss Tucker miss
dentlemens Llst.
Alexander Ku9ler PJ
Adone B Kenney A N
AlletrenO nj Lehman
Grady X Lislee 4
Bear u Logan Jqnn
Bnnnet, u u Lhchs
BiilinRH Leigh q CrenshaW
BOYD nleGaJ
Blake a u Medley y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
Fire.

Thursday morning the shed attached to the
building occupied as a second hand clothing
store, corner Of St. Louis and Dauphine
streets, was damaged by fire to the amount
OF $40. The flames were exttnRuished with
out the necessity OF an alarm.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
NEW BOOKS.

We have received the following new publica-
tons:
The Manliness of Christ" By Thos. Hughes
.. O.. author Of Tom Browns School Days, y
etc. Boston: Houghton. Osgood d Co.. 1880.
The Interoceanie Canal and the Monroe
Doctrine" New York: G. p. Putnam's Sons,
1850. New Orleans: Eyrich, 100 Canal ct. u.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
Third District Court.

Argument Ia tho case az p. and H. Michel ys.
Thos. Lay ton and others wns opened by Mr.
be resumed to- day ard on to- morrow the jury
may probably receive tho case.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
THE WAYS AND MEANS COM
MITTEF;

The Ways and Means Committee Of the
House have not "a yet succeeded In obeyIng
instructions, and making the bill recommit-
tod to them conform TO the net Of 1855. The
committee met last night and considered the
matter, but reached no conclusions.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
First Recorders Court.

Mrs. McHale, assault and battery on Officer
Muller: Superior Criminal COURT under bond
Of $3.50.
Mick Slater. dischargtng firearms within the
city limits: fined t7b or thirty days imprison-
mant.
Bazle Muses.. assault and battery: 1850 ap-
pea. nee bond
L. j. Duffy. violating ordinance e7l: 1850 ap-
panranee bond.
Susan simmons. juvenile vagrant was sent
to the Boys House OF Refuge.
Samuel Alfred, assault and battery; $3.50 ap.
pearanee bond.
Q. @. Westhon. assault and battery; $3.50 ap-
pearhnce bond.
John Matthew's alias Spencer, alias William,
assault and battery: $3.50 appearance bond.
Elijah and George bnoWden and Jackson
Vim. petty larceny. were sent to the Boys
House Of Refuge.
Thomas Bishop. petty larceny $3.50 appear
ance bond.
J. J. Miller. shooting and woundinR John Nc
Hale: discharged.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
TILE COURTS.

United States Circuit Court.
r. II. Newton and Leroy Graves vs.. dermania
Fire Insurance CompAnY.-Sn to enforce pay
ment OF Judgment for t174s D5, obtained In the
United States Circuit Court OF tho Eastern Dis
trict OF Wisconsin.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
CHARITY HOSPITAL.

Yesterday meeting Of the new board OF
directors OF the Charity Hospital was held In
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
Second Recorders Court

Jerome Pascal. charged by Joseph Adams
with assault and battery upon him, was dis
charged.
John Cause, charged by Lima Kastner with
assHulting her with dangerous weapon. was
sent before the First District COURT under $500
bonds.
Officer Thoe. Ryder. charged by A. O. Mat
thews with false Imprisonment. WAS discharged.
the prosecutor not appearing.
On the affidavit of 9, colored woman named
Betty Thompson. Chtnaman named Alfred
Fott was arrested charged with having kid
Mapped tho tweIve-year- old daughter Of afflant,
Fanny JoOr Fanny was the daughter OF Betty
Thompson by her first HUSBAND aud lived with
her mother at an eating-hou kept by thu
latter on Dauphine street.. Betty, 1t must be
known, had taken to herself second husband
a Chinaman. aud her house consequently be-
came the habitat Of Celestlals Fott had OBJ
tanned position there as waiter. but an init
macy between him and the girl Fanny led to
bis discharge After being displaced from his
exalted position. Fanny followed him. and 1t is
alleged that for safe keeping he had her sent to
Baton Rouge: hence the charge OF kidnapping.
Fott was yesterday sent to jail In default Of fur
ntshtnR $500 appearance bonds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR UEpARTMEN9sY
Signal Service. United States Army. s.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 2:Os .. M. Thursday. February rs. :.
observations taken OF tho same moment OF
tima Mt all etatInns1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

The best tonic In tho world is Malakolf Bit
ters. Prize medal ceived ut tho Paris EXPO.
sItiOn In 1873.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
THE BANITARIANB.

Reeds CIT Edge Tonic restores tho aupeti Q
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
Superior Criminal Court.

PLEADED GUILTY. OF ARsAULT.
Horny Stephen. assault and battery.
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LOCAL RECORss.

X. indicates rising: T. indlcates falling: q.
Indicates stationary. :.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-30
Passed June nh. 1891

TEE BOARD or TRUSTEES OF GOLD
i Hill do oidain:
GEO I. The President and Clerk Of the Board
OF Trustees Of the Town OF Gold Hill srs here
By authortsed and required 20 Issue one Bond
Of the Town OF Gold Hill IN the sum OF Five
Thousand Dollar United States gold coin.
z 2. Ths said Bond shall be In such form
- The President and Olsrk Of asid Board may
prescribe, and ahail Do 10 the eject that the
Town Of Gold Hin 10 bound and holden and viii
pay TO the holde u said Bond The sum Of
meuey named therein on the fifteenth DAY Of
October next. with interest thereon st the
rate OF one per cent. Per month. United
States golo coin. Interest payable quarterly.
$50; =. Ths money received from the sale OF
aid Bond shall Be- used for the purpose Of
gsytn& on the floating debt Of the Town Of
sso. 4. This Ordinance 70 take eject and b
In force from and amer its passags and one
veek's publication In the Com HnL DAILY
L. T. FOX.
President Of the Board Of Trustees OF the Town
Of Gold Hill. las
Attssti v. Q. HYpH. Clerk Of the Board.
On motion Ordipsbce No. ZIG, - red, Vas
peeeed ~ The following vote; tf'
Az Trustees Nsfesr. DsuchH Lsmssy,
neoufdy md President Yox.
". q. aTDs. CLERK Of The Beard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-30
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
ANNUAL MEETING.

OyFrcE OF UNION CONSOLIDATED Sill
~ yer Mining Company, Ban Franeisco.
June isth, iD0O.-Ths Annual Meeting Of The
stochho,dsss Of n Union oon.olid.,:d Silver
Tor the spsuing ysaF. and for the transaction Of
such other buSlness - may properly come
before Il, Will b. held q their once, 20 Call.
fornia street, Rooms s and 4, second fooF. Ban
Francisco, California, On MONDAY, July nine
tesnth. iSeu. q two O'Clock 2. =. Transfer
books win Be elossd Thusday, July 18th, 1880.
q sSs.s o'eiGes hnrrrnoroN. SECRETARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-30
ANNUAL NETTING.

nyproE OF THE GKNHRAL GRANT
~ Gold and silver Mining compsny, Gold
Hill, June 10. ls6o.1Tbs annual mesties o.
The s~tockholdsfs Of the General Grant Cold snd
Silver Ninipg Company, for the election OF z
Board Of Trastsss Tor ths ensuing year. and
for the transaction Of such other business -
may properly ceue bsfore u; via - hsia at
shsfs. IN he own food Hill. on MONDAY.
JULY isth, isop, q n a.. \. Transfer books
viii BE- clvSed JAY eth, $50, ct Q O'Clock =. =.
ieistd HRRCKK OTIY, Secretary.