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New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
SHIP NEUS.
PORT or NlcW.YOItK. K......JUNE
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tow % w ! Hurst.
STR Ethiopia Ir. Campbell Glasgow June aud Moville4 g.
la Henderson rOS.
str Hanover tGer Hoffman,. Bremen May 80 to Del.
Iiclls & 60.
Str Alemanla tGer> Zwanck Hamburg May 30, to Kun.
hardt * 60.
Str Bristol city tBp. Peters, Bristol days To Arkel
Tufts & Go.
Sir Cornwall tBr Williams Bristol MAY - to " Morgan
Str Mary latham l GurCy, Naples May lG Palermo ~
Valencia n. and Gibraltar -, To Henderson Bros.
str CELSIUS tI Hazard Cow liay. I dnyr, with coal
PcrkiuH Il Co, vessel 20 A OutrlDTldgr & Go.
str Bell Gibbs West Point VnO Ola dominion SsCo.
str WyanOke, COucl ichmOl, city Point and Norfolk
Old Dominion 50 c..
Brcakwatcr tncw, , Chester Penn. TO Old DOmin'
ION ~ Co.
Ship Marietta (Aust, Stl?anovc Rochcfort 30 days.
IN ballast master. anchored at sandy Hook Tor orders
BARK AngantYr tSwcd) Dannrylg Newcastle Tyne 81
days with mdse 10 order. vessel to Fuuch Elyc q co.
Bark FOlkYang (NurI IenukB,n, Dunkrk 80 days. ~ bal
last TO BOckmann OeTlcIn 4 co.
Papa RisttD tll, LanaiO Caas 2S days. In ballast
10 Beuham, Pickering & 60.
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10 ] A PAUL
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
EDMUNDs PLEASED WITH GARFIELD.

BENNINGTON, VT, June Ex-senator Ed
Inunds has arrived here, and in Il convcI atun cX-
presses himself pleased with the nomination Of Mr.
Garfield saying that it excellent could pos
shy have been made. he that lac (Mr Edmumis)
really did uat care for the nomination., and happy
that the PrrsidcmtIa raj lightning had him. hc
had been long cuongi public life to know thH the
uOsltlOn Of President is not AN rnvablc one.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
NOT A GKANr MAN.

TO me Edttor OI The Trt6Hne.
SIR The TRIBUNE report of ratification
meeting at the Union League CLUB last nig OF the Re
publican candidates represented INC IA strong Grant
mall What said was that though strongly III favor 81
Mr. Shcrnan's nOininatIOn hOICd all would sink their
individual preferences and heartily support the numna
mons Yours. etc., j. NJ. GUIIEAU.
NelC- York, June /, 1880.
(IOy other Iolf,cqL NeiCs ace 2dFdgel
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
NOTICE TO UdPINEPS

OFFICK OF TIE tGIGfotsE INSPECTOR THIRD DIsrRCTl
TOMrKNSyuIE. n. y. June ~ 1850. ;
The wtrc of the steamer Narrigansru Ecs directly
rnrk Of yrssrH milo, " ~ COrnird Point Light.
ship Is above water ~ al tmes
J.. VI. B tlIGZ, Rear Admiral &. =. ~,
Lighthouse lu5pec tor Third District.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ne,r York Hofel-Speaker Samuel j. Randall. go:
Brecoor HosGeuerAl Nelson Miles & I cancro wes
lev Merritt o. s. A. ara Henry c. Kelsey OF NeWJersey-.
GiSeg Housc-B. B Smallcy OF Vermont
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
STATEN ISLAND.
MARINE lNTELLIG ENCE
MINIArUR RE NLNNEAC.

san r.e. m t9V sun yrt.. 80. -42 Clock fast om Oss
N.nn IO Moon Snuth9 ; - Moons As',d1y-
Hi.,H WAIRK TuuN y. ".
SANDY HOOK Gnv Island. Ola lrh G1tn.... 2OJ
~ WAIEr rO.pAI--r N.
SANDY Hoax. 0O7 Gov. Island. OIL H"i q ito $50
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
Urw.vORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JUNE a. $780,

storm nassod on leaving the air clearer and purcr han
bcforc and aiding to tile enjoyment Of tue crowds VINO
remained Tor the evening concerts.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14

One day during an eclipse of tho sun boy
aold smoked glasses six cents apiece "You ought 10
make money" SAID purchaser yes" SAID the young
merchant tours would be q gO0d business il Tue uu'i
season were not so long"
81 am an independent voter, and can't
support you until I've seen your PLATFORM. she SAID as
he finished proposing couple OF hours later IL da~neu
upon the young mans mind that she wanted to know
the amount Of his Salary.-lPhladeipha Chronicle
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14

PHOTOGRAPHS OF AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM, 1881.
Grouped 2 sizes. 20 and 90 cents each.
A. BoGARDUs, Broadway and hlEhteehIhsE NJ" ieAo'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
fAnnOunrcment9 |

A Ten YEARS SIEGE
OF Malaria deadest kind quickly raised by Hoh-
MANS AGTE AND LIVER PAD in the case Of William Cathe-
wood Esq., r. Fourth ST., New'YOrk NO internal tneu'
IciLe used. sold by druggists
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14

WINCUEsTERs HYPoPH03PHTES
VIII cure CONSUMPTION Coughs. Bronchitis Debility q"
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
NEW JERSEY.

ORANGF.-Thc now house OF Asscmblyman Nc
Gill in Clcvr!and-sr., was entered by burglars on
FRIDAY night. Ihcir entrance started burglar
alarm. and they were frightened Ot without secur-
Inil nnN hnOIX.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21
A Fearful Encounter.

From the Helena tKoatana) Herald.
May 9th. while Hannibal Roe wa out
with his gun on the mountains about
four miles from Kisselpaugh's In the
Prickly Pear canyon. Montana, on turn.
ing 9 sharp point Of rocks he was sud.
denly. and without any warning. pros.
trated by q huge she bear, which reached
for him from the bushes. where she had
two cubs. The Hrst stroke was from Q
huge paw, which struck Roe on the top
OF the head. taking the scalp with II and
drawing 1t down over his eyes. As he
fell the bear clinched him, and In tho
death struggle they both tumblsd over .
precipice some fifteen feet, where the
bear lscerated. bit and tore her victim
into shrewds. and would then and there
have killed him outright. but for the
crying OF the cubs, which called the
mother of. Roe seeing the coast clear,
and with one arm torn from it, socket,
blinded with his scalp hanging over his
eyes and bis back nearly broken, one
ear of, and otherwise bitten, scratched
and torn. got up and walked to the stage
road, where he was found and taken TO
. shelter. He IL not expected to live.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21
h0vlNe ON.

@. @. Goodwin. late editor Of the
Enterprise. left for Salt Lake city yestsr.
day afternoon with his family. where
they will make their future home. and
he will take editorial charge Of the Salt
Lake Tribune. Some wrote him Hon. @. G.
Goodwin. and many called him Judge"
but everybody knew Charley Goodwin.
and those who knew him the most init.
matsly the more warmly appreciated the
masnstically honest grasp Of his hand
and the hearty friendship OF his smile.
A most excellent and versatile
writer. . friend to his friends and
an enemy to his enemies. hs
10 too we'll known 10 need any
comment from rs on that point. But
this was not intended for an obituary.
Charley was among those who in the old
days moved onward and westward to Pa
cino's golden shore. and now with the re-
turn wave ands himself again moving on.
this time eastward. and moro eastward.
perhaps TO sec the gallant old Sierra
Nevada or sniff the salt breezes OF the
blue Pacific NO more. Few men have
left more warm friends and well wishers
behind.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21
Lost the Cigars.
Ne,e York World.

One day q party Of gentlemen were
smoking together In . hotel somewhere
in Connecticut. "Young men," said
the inevitable social statistioisn who was
present, smoking Is an e%xtrAvsgant
habit. Don't you think II 10 wrong :
Don't you think you should give Il upf"
One OF those addressed removed his ci.
gar from his lips and ooolly replied In
behalf Of the company that he couldn't
sec IL. "Well." returned the statisti.
cal person. "I1l give you an example
which Is within my own knowledge.
Right here. in this very town, lives .
friend OF mins who used to be . great
smoker. One day he determined to
abandon the habit and savs the money
which hs would otherwise have spent
for cigars. At the end Of fifteen years
hs bought . very nice house with the
money saved in this way. What do you
think Of that 2" The spokesman Of the
smokers ought to have been crushed.
but he wasn't. HE has the house."
said he. "but you must admit that he
hasn't had the cigars"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21
Mount Grant.
ESmsralda Herald,

This geological sphinx. which rsars
It's peak heavenvard some fifteen miles
northeast Of Aurora IL attracting consid.
cradle attention ct present. A Ban Fran.
cisco company 10 getting ready To begin
mining operations there on Q large scale
a. oon a the snow leaves, and will run
q tunnel into the heart OF the mountain
10 tap at . great depth the immense vein
which runs through the ridge and crops
out along Ito crest like the back. I'm Of q
shovel.nossd shark. Considerable work
has already been done along the base OF
the hill, and sufficient explorations have
been made to warrant the belief that
Mount Grant will. In the near future,
yield rich returns to those who have
shaved and delvsd to unravel the myster.
les Of Its internal arrangements. The
ore 10 free milling, Of high grade; the
veins run from two to ten feet In width,
and possessing all the characteristics
which denote mineral strength and per.
msnencs. There 10 an abundance OF
wood and water In the district. On
Monday last Samuel r. WATSON and
brother uncovered Q wonderfully rich
vein OF gold.bearing quartz, two feet In
width. OF course the boys are highly
slated and begin to talk OF trips to Paris
and donations to the Irish Relief Fund.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21
The Stevens Battery for Sale.
Nsts York Truth, Nay Is.

The famous white elephant. Stevens
Battery. has been brought again to the
attention OF the public by Chancellor
Runyon, OF New Jersey. He yesterday
entered an order that the useless bulk
upon which 90 many Thousands have
been expended be sold. It 10 far from
complete. and occupies the same posi-.
ton It did Q SCORE OF years ago. at the
edge OF the Hudson river, on Hudson
street, Hoboken. II will not be dis.
posed Of unless q reasonable price-an
amount nearing the sum paid for is
buildins-is offered, which 10 unlikely.
II II 10 sold the money realized will be
taken In charge BY CLERK Little, Of the
Court Of Chancery Of Nsw Jersey. who
will hold the amount until directed By
the Court where to pay Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21
CONGRESSIONAL.
Senate.

Senate.
wAsHnoros. Nay 2o.-Moraan, from
the Select Committee. reported his bill
on the electoral count. Placed on the
calendar.
Edmunds said he and Teller noncur.
rcd.
Morgan reported adversely his bill
requiring the President Of the Senate to
submit 10 the Senate and House, when
assembled to count the electoral votes,
all the packages Of electoral votes. In.
definitely postponed.
The bill establishing Q retired list for
non : commissioned army officers wa
taken up.
Kirtwood moved to add to the bill
that when an enlisted man has served a
such fifteen consecutive years In the
army honorably and faithfully, and the
last dvs years thereof a. q non.oom.
missionsd ofdcer, he shall be eligible for
appointment a. Second Lieutenant In
the army corps Of the line In which he
has served. BE wished to hold out to
prlvatss the prospect Of honorable
advancement. The amendment was
adopted.
The bill was read q third time and
passed.
House.
The District Of Columbia Municipal
Code bill was resumed.
An amendment was adopted requiring
ssventy.hvs per cent. Of the police force
to be war veterans.
The remaining amendments were
agreed TO and the bill passed.
The bill to carry ont the articles OF
the treaty between the United States and
the Usage Indians passsd-120 TO 60.
The House then went into Committee
Of, the Whole on the state Of the Union,
10 consider public land bills.
The ant bill was that to prevent land
ono entered and paid for from being
subject TO suit for trespsss In the name
Of the United States on account OF
alleged conspiracy before the approval
OF this Act.
It further reduces the price OF lands
subject to entry from % so to 81 25.
An amendment was adopted providing
that this Act shall not apply to lands In
California, Oregon, Nevada or Washing.
ton Territory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21

A new method OF ssluting ladies on
the street has lately been adopted BY
tho nobbiest swell gentlemen Of tender
years. It il done in one time and four
motions. The hat. by q right.hand
grasp, Is lifted from the head, brought
forward on Q line with the nose, and
and then suddenly lowered to the pit Of
the stomach. then, as suddenly. the hat
il returned to its place. following the
same angular route. The head. at the
sams time. must DO bodied forward
about three inches. and Immediately
sprung back to its natural position. Tho
beauty and perfection Of this salutation
depends upon the rapidity Of the sxecu.
ton Of its movements. II IL known 90
"ths Darwin jerk" because hand-organ
monkeys put IN and take OF their little
csps with the same celebrity Of motion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21
raURMAH.

The result Of the Democratic State
Convention in California. showing Thur.
man to DO 30 far ahead Of Tildsn and
other Democratic sspirants for the Pres
idsncy a. TO leave them away out Of
sight. simply demonstrates the we'll.
known fact that Thurman il the general
and almost unanimous choice OF the
Democracy throughout the State. The
result OF the Tildsn mass meeting fzzle
last Saturday evening at Virginia and OF
the primaries on Monday. combined with
the failure to secure q delegation to the
State Convention at winnsmucca on
the 9Th instant pledged and thoroughly
bound to Tildsn. shows that the old
political mummy ID not in high favor
sven In . local clique. On the contrary.
any intelligent. we'll posted man among
men In this section knows well that
Thurman il fully as high in Democratic
favor In this State a. he Ii IN California.
In short, Thurman Is the almost unani.
nous choice Of the Democracy OF the
Pacific coast for the Presidency.
In view Of this established and easily
dsmonstrabls fact, palpabls and well
known to oil. does ii not look . little
queer to say the least that the Dem
ocratie newspapers Of this State 30 very
earnestly advocated Tildsn and have 80
eagerly demanded that the delegates to
winnsmuccs should be pledged TO his
support Why il IL that they can see
nobody but Tildsn1 Has his barrel
bungsd their eyes 30 completely that
they cannot see beyond 1t or its propri-
stori They may print what they please
In favor Of Tildsn. and the people may
read. but whom u comes to voting Thur.
man d the favorlte BY very long odds.
Mind that.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21
GRANT.

kilograms today say that the delegates
elected BY the Illinois Republican State
Convention to the National Convention
at Chicago are instructed to use all hon.
orabls means 10 secure the election OF
Ulysses 8. Grant - the next President
OF these United States. This was not
unexpected BY any means BY . large
mass Of the Republican party and
BY giving strength and shape to
the delegates from other States 1t is very
liable to decide the question to q
considerable extent at Chicago. Grant
may bs nominated on the irst ballot. II
not, then the ozark horse"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21

Esmerulda Herald: II 10 noticeable
that the Piutss employ only the old
broksn-down squaws in packing wood
and other heavy burdens. while the
young. lusty. plump. virgin pullsts lie
around and bask in the sunshine. or
play shiny for the amusement OF the
bucks. A poor old squaw. resembling
Q condemned mail bag. and with hardly
rags enough to cover her wrinklsd hide.
laborsd past our Office the other day
carrying . load that might rupture the
kidneys Of . jackass. while . voluptuous
maiden Of two hundred pounds waddlsd
behind in gorgeous attire. occasionally
prodding the old woman with . stick to
make her climb the hill faster.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21
Old Mexican mInss.

William Jennings. who has resided
in Mexico for the last thirty one years,
writes the following to the Arizona Cii.
ssn from Babaoomri district. some seven
leagues from Arisps
This district vas discovered in the lot.
ter part Of the last century. and e1tsn.
sively worked BY the then Governor oil
the 0ccidente (which comprised the now
States OF Sonora, Sinaloa and Lower
California; Don Alejo Garca Condo. His
principal mine was the Carmen and from
his own written statement when he left
to join in the war for Independence there
was eighteen inches Of ore that weighed
ons-third It's weight In bullion worth say
per ounce. This mine has several open.
ings, In three Of which I have found orc.
In one the vein n six feet wide, with ore
that assays from 800 to $500 per ton.
which with the gold makes II worth from
$500 TO $1,000 per ton. The prospect ID
the most fattsring I have seen In my
mining experience. The mine Of the
greatest note nowadays IL the San Fran.
cisco. or IS the Mexioans call Il, the mine
OF the big tunnel. which 10 1900 feet In
length-900 feet before the ore vein was
reached, and m equal distance after the
vein was passed through. II ID owned by
Mr.. Matios Alsua. This Ii truly Q most
valuable property, and does not take Ito
proper place with the mines, q II has
not been worked for the last fourteen
years. The owners were Frsnchmen,
and during the French invasion OF
Mexico. got into difficulties which arc
now settled. and Mr.. Alusa 10 to com.
menos work in April next. To this mine
there Is an immense tunnel, having an
average width OF twelve feet BY
fifteen feet in hight. The works from
the tunnel are down 210 feet. showing
large quantities Of ore all the way.
There are several pillars Of ore In this
tunnel that will average $1,000 per ton.
and some 90 high a $40. 900. From
the tunnel to tho surface Il 10 about 400
feet, and ore In the groupings for the
whole length OF the claim. I have 10.
Gated the Hrst extension northwest Of
this claim. On my location there 10 an
open cut thirty feet long BY fifty deep.
the end and bottom Of which are In ore
assayins fifty ounces per ton. worth
500 here. There 10 enough ore In
sight for Q ten.stamp mill. The vein 10
ten feet wide. and the groupings for .
hundred yards are in ore. There are
other locations In the district. but I do
not wish to try your patience with .
description Of their prospects, but will
add that were they In your territory
they wsuld be worth millions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21

An Eastern telegram says that EI.
Governor Joseph E. Brown Of Georgia
has been appointed United States Ssns-
tor from that State. ria Gordon,
resigned. The reasons given by Ssna.
tor Gordon for rssignins arc WEAKNESS
with political affairs and the pressure Of
private business. The chances are that
some Of the Democratic papers will bs
suggesting the Same reasons to Senator
Sharon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21

At the Dark Hollow stone quarry.
near Bedford. o., n OF the largest
stones ever blasted in this country was
Gifted . week or two ago. The stone
10 40 BY 80 feet square, and about 30 feet
thick. and II required 1876 slip wedges to
make Q successful blast. When cut up
into pieces 1t will make nearly 800 car
loads OF building stone. Immense blocks
OF stone are frequently taken out Of the
quarriss here which would make the
stones in Solomon's Temple mere peb.
bles in comparison. Its weight was esti.
mated to b. about 5000, 600 pounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21

The Enterprise says that, owing to the
huge chesm formed by the workings Of
the Comstock to the depth Of 5000 feet,
the whole west country. including Mount
Davidson. is moving gradually but
steadily eastward at ths rate Of six inches
agar. This accounts for the gradual
widening Of Hope Valley. Lake Tahoe
and Tsuckss river. those points being
whore the arst deep natural cleavage 90.
CURED to the westward. Were Il not for
that, the whole Sierra Nevada range
would have to join In the siI.inch move.
msnt. The writer Of this has noticed
the gradual widening Of Lake Tahoe in
boating across 1t during several sue
csssivs summers. It is particularly no.
ticeabls in beating 10 the windward.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21

A mill owner says: Eslskins make the
best possible strings for lacins belts,
One lace will outlast any belt. and will
stand wear and hard usage where hooks
or any other fastsnings fail. Our mill
being on the bank OF the river. We keep
a net set for cells, which. when wanted,
are taken out In the morning and
skinned, and the skins arc stuck on q
smooth board. When dry. We cut them
in two strings. making the eslskin. In
three hours from the time the fsh II
taken from the water. travel In . belt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21

MORE MUsrc.-Ruby Hill 10 looming
up just now. ard q new band u the
latest acquisition. It will be known ~
the Union Guard Band, and 10 composed
OF the following wsll.known gentlemen:
Edwin Pascos. Tom Williams, William
Hsudy. Joe Ivey. John Psarcs, William
Thomas, Joseph Gribben, John X.
Philips. Ed. Curnow, A. !. Atkins, ].
Hartenstsin, A. Morrish. VIM. Rstal.
lick. Richard Morrish and Richard Ivey.
Mr.. Psscoe has autographed for eight
new instruments, which will DO here
inside Of ten days.-Eurcha Sentinel,
.Ndy 16.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21
The Worlds Washington correspond.

The Worlds Washington correspond
emit relates an amusing circumstances,
that . memorial Ia floating about III.
capital signed by y Francis Vincent,
which contemplates the annexation oil
Great Britain 10 the United States. The
memorialist's theory II that all Euglist
speaking nations should be gathered I'M
der one government, and he proposes tc
mako England one State; Its Executive
being hereditary and its Legislature con.
sisting Of mi hereditary chamber and
the other elected by the people. ireland
and Scotland are 10 be separate States,
choosing their own Executives and Leg.
islaturss, and all three States are 10 send
representatives to the American Con.
Qroag. 4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21

Dewey & Co.'S Scientific Press Patent
Agency has received official notice Of the
issue Of the following patents to Pacific
coast inventors for the week ending
May II, 1880: L. Bsson. San Fran.
cisco. plows; ]. II. Burks. San Luis
Obispo. CAL. fruit drisr; W. v. Henry.
Sacramento. Cal. pumping apparatus;
J. I. Tsy. Oakland, Cal. stairway sle-
vator; R. W. Warren. San Francisco.
explosive compound.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21

OF John Wilkes Booth, the murderer
Of Lincoln, the landlord Of the old hotel
In Bel Air. Maryland. where the actor
was born. says that he stayed there
several weeks In 1861. HE Wa one
OF tho most popular and playful young
men va eve had. There were several
children in vi landlords family. and
nothing pleased him more than 70 get
them out on the green In front OF the
house and romp with them. he was
ever ready to do anything for . friend"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21

j. 8. Wheeler. Jr., OF Warner Valley,
Oregon. gives the following relative to
the origin OF the name " Pizen Switch
a. applied to . young and a~ourishing
town In Mason Valley
Il was named BY one James Hayes. He
got on . terrible drank there. and be said
the whisky was poison. 30 he commsnced
to drink Vinegar Bitters. and read the
advertisement about the Railroad from
Intempsrsncs 70 Ruin. This suggested 70
him the idea Of calling the place ''Pissn
Switch" know this TO b truth. for l
have been Q residsnt Of Mason Valley. and
wss there whom the Switch was named.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-21

General Sherman will NOT b able 10
20 to tho Decoration Day services In
New York. having promised to attend
those In Philadelphia. BE writes: ~
want to do Q full share toward honoring
90 beautiful and attractive Q ceremony,
but I and that these army reunions fol.
low each other In saoh rapid ~suoosssion
that they consume too lsEsss shsfs Of
ny Hns."