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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27
SHOOTING,

MILITARY SHOOTING.
First Prise. to the Military Team making the
best score. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. Gold
coin.
Second Prirs-FIFTY DOLLARS. Gold Coin,
presented BY Hsllinan b Sweeney. for the sec.
ond highest score.
Third Prize - TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS.
presented BY Judge Moses, 70 the best individ.
ual score made BY any individual OF any team.
Teams to consist Of 20 men: 10 shots each.
Open 10 ali Military Companies 10 tbs State.
shooting TO b conducted according to rules
decided upon By the Captains Of the various
contrasting Teams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27
PRIZE.

Open to all not contssting for the Military
Shooting Prises. Rules 8 shots each ct w
yards; Crsedmoor rules. TO DO ared for with
Q military ride. Priss-TWfNTY.FlVk DOL
LARs, o In.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19
WEArHrs AMI wArEs

Mr.. n. q. vennor. the Canadian
ve.thsr prophet, who has been quito lucky
In his reeent prognosnesuons. ~.
do not like the locks Of MAY P~afuouiaIiy
the middle portion. There the tempe,a-
turo line dips and severe frests may %
expccted between the 10th and 18th over .
very largo portion Of the United States.
But After the middle Of June look for .
glorious bnt somewhat dry sssson."-
Albany Argue.
People in this section begin to think
1. 10 about time that fellow vsnnor was
crematsd. he forstold al the storms
We have had during this long. drssry.
n~svsr.snding winter. and now sompla-
Gently talks Of running the thing through
May. giving rs an extra dose about the
middle OF the month with severe frosts
to kill all the hop vines and peach bios
SONS. He Odds. however. that We may
look for ''somswhat dry" weather after
June. Winter il therefore to continue q
couple Of months longer. by which time
this section Of the world will become 20
thoroughly watsr.loggsd that his prom
issd "somewhat dgy'' weather will have
10 got in Its work mighty lively to dry
things up much before asIt winter sets
In. There will Be no complaint about
scarcity Of water next fall. Now that
the mills arc all idle there will Be plenty
Of water. They can run on water II they
cannot ON ore. The Belchsr and some
other mines are doing that same thing
nov.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Yearuey Must 90.

SAX FR,scrsco. April 17.-In the Su-
psrior Court this afternoon Judge Free
lon delivered . decision in the appealed
8 Of Denis Ksarnsy, confirming the
decision OF the lower court. This settles
the question. and Kearnsy goes to the
House Of Correction. Counsel for Ksar-
nsy announce that they will apply to the
Supreme Court for q writ Of habeas oor-
pus 90 the only resort left them. The
Supreme Court il now sitting ct Los
Angeles, and some time will necessarily
elapse before any action can bs taken
on the application. The Superior Court
ordered O rsmittur forthwith, which
would land Kearnsy in the House OF
Correction directly. he was not present
when tho Judgment Of the Court was
rendered, and Il IL rumorsd that, antici-
pating the decision and pending the
application for hsbsas corpus. he
has sbsentsd himself from the
city. Kearnsy's brother reports that
the agitator has left the city, but only
temporarily. and will DO produced when
the demand II made for him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19
The Bodls Extension.
Car.on Times, april IS.

Carson Itnes, Aprb 10.
II n now, we understand. from sources
believed to DO thoroughly reliable. atxed
fact that the Virginia and Truckss Bail.
road Company will extend their hps
from Mound House, not only to the
southeastern extremity Of Walker lake.
as previously first announced In this
paper, but q distance OF some fifty miles
further to Candelaria direct. making is
total length nearly $50 miles. This Is
certainly . grand scheme, and the fact Of
its announcement will DO hailed BY hun'
dreds OF the lsboring classes and BY our
citizens generally with enthusiasm as the
entering wedge which shall open up new
avenues for industry and enterprise.
From the southern extremity OF Walk.
or lake q wagon road will DO constructed
to Bodis. but 30 miles distant, and,
owing to the enormous difficulties Of the
route, II il not likely that q line OF rail
will ever replace the teaming road.
This fact, OF course. will be Of benefit
to the frsighting interest, a. the amount
Of carrying trade between the station
which will be erected at the end Of the
lake and Bodis will undoubtedly be Of
large extent.
The extension OF the road TO Candle
laria cannot fail to be Of vast benefit TO
that promising camp and from its close
connection by teams With Bodis, will
doubtless have . similar influence on
that substantial mountain town.
The engineers and surveyors who re-
Gently returned from the field will again
20 over the route in . few days. and pro-
baby make some trifing changes with
one important exception which We do
not feel at liberty to state at presently In
the line Of survey. Actice work on the
road will probably begin a. soon a. the
weather permits.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
ne Les,eps at Paris.

NEW YoRx. April 1S.-Ths Tribuns's
Paris special says: Count and Madame
do Lssssps and their three elder children
are delighted with America. The cars
and steamboats, there are 90 convenient
ly appointed that they travelled without
fatigue or worry. They esteem Amsri'
Cant the most hospitable people in the
world. Lesssps thinks that the cutting
OF the Panama Canal would not be
nearly 80 difficult a. that OF the Sues.
and is resolved to demonstrate this In
every great town in the world. II the
United States Government then stands
In the way Of the canal, II will have the
universe against II, including all intslli.
gent Americans. In conversation With
group Of friends ct Madame Adams
salon. Lssssps intimated. In effect. that
he will carry on his enterprise in concert
with the United States. II possible. but
II not, with the rest Of the world. Paris
seems disposed to honor him - it did
Nordenksjold. He Is 10 lecture at the
circus, and will bs received tomorrow ~
the Geographical Society at the sor'
bonnie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19
Miscellsneous.

DIXON. Cal. April 17.-Pstsr Kuhl. .
German farmer living six miles east Of
Dixon. while digging on his farm ysstsr-
day made q remarkable discovery. Pare
gold and quartz was found at . depth OF
eight feet. Two pans Of dirt washed
out atty. cents worth Of tbs precious
metal. A number Of men are now en-
gagged in prospecting u.
SAN BUxSIvExrUlA. CAL, April H.
The latest report from the Scene OF the
death OF Michael Brannon. In tho noun.
tains 80 miles from here, II that the
Coroner, ON disinterring the corpse,
found that the skull had been smashed
in a. II with two blows Of an iron bar.
His partners, Elliott and Snider. have
been arrested and will be examined BE-
fore Justice Guibsrson a. Santa Paula
this afternoon.
EUREKA. April 1.-THE Eureka Con-
solidated furnaces have al closed down
for repairs. It IL expected that every
thing will DO In readiness to resume
operations In about three weeks.
II has been showing here for the last
three days-ons OF the heaviest storms
OF the season.
Tucson. Arizons. April II. The travel
by the Southern Pacific Railroad ct this
point has increased 20 rapidly that ON
and after today two regular passenger
trains will run between San Ffanoisco
aud Tucson. An average Of from 40 to
GO passengers arrive daily. Work on
the depot buildings Il progressing very
rapidly.
Reports from Silver District. forty
miles west Of Tucson, say that Q number
Of old mines have been discovered, which
were undoubtedly known by the Jssuits
years ago. The mineral II high grade
silver ore.
Real estate has appreciated largely
during the past month. The hotsls are
crowded to overlooking. A large and
oommodious hotel IL much needed here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19
Tide Level at the lsthmus.
s. r. BaHetin.


There 10 but little variation between
high and low tide on the Atlantic side Of
the Isthmus OF Darisn, the range OF
spring tides at Grsytown, Nicaragua,
being placed at one and ons-quartsr feet
only. Whatever inequality exists be-
tween the level Of the two oceans on
each side OF the Isthmus is due to the
variation in the tides Of the Pacific Ocean
in the Bay Of Panama. Appleton's En-.
syclopsdia represents the range OF spring
tides in Panama Roads Is 23.100ths
feet, and range at neap tides B l0.l00ths.
The testimony taken by the I~ntsrocsanic
Committee OF the San Francisco Board
Of Trade varied in relation to tho range
Of the tides at the western entrance OF
the proposed Panama Canal. Some Of
tho Witnesses testified that the tidal
range was high as 20 feet. The personal
observation OF the Chairman OF the Com.
mittse corroborated to Q certain extent
this excessive variation. II. dc Lesseps
testified that the French engineers who
had specially studied that branch OF tho
interoeeanio problem reported the range
to DO only twelve feet. The flow OF the
canal In any case would, It was repre-
be westward. To overcome the
tide. II. do L.sseps proposes to build
tide locks at the Panama end by means
OF which hs would preserve Q constant
level in the canal. Herman Schussler
suggested. at the meeting at which n.
do Lesseps appeared that the difficulty
might DO overcome by the employment
Of the surplus water OF the Chasres river.
and dispense with tide locks. In which
view II. de Lesseps agreed. It 10 pretty
safe to say that the difference in the tide
level Of the two oceans 10 Q matter OF
nominal importance, a. the engineering
skill which can overcome the natural
barriers presented on land will readily
find q means Of ~disposing OF the other.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19
The BrItish Premiership.

LONDON, April 1s.-Ths question Of
the Premiership almost monopolizss
public attention. It IL believed that
Lord Bsaeonsasld intends to resign i'm.
msdiatsly on the arrival Of the Queen,
whose absence IL csnsursd ~ creating .
deadlock; but nobody outside OF the
Cabinet knows what decision wa taken
ON Wednesday. The Sphynx Affects
mystery to the last, hs pleading that
constitutional obligations compel him to
acqusint the Queen with his dstsrmina.
ton before the public. thus leaving the
most favored party journals ignorant OF
his intentions. Private advioes say that Q
perfect understanding exists betwssn
Gladstone and Lords Granville and
Harrington respecting the leadership,
all yielding to the overpowering evidence
that IL Is necessary for Gladstone 70 re-
anna UOWor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19

Down In Louisiana. recently. . school
teacher was directed BY his doctor TO
drink goats milk. 20 he bought . goat.
His wife MIXED Il every day. till she
was suddenly called away BY the illness
OF her mother, and her husband had to
60 and milk the goat himself. But
when he approached. The goat backed
into o corner Of the stable, and every
time the schoolmastsr went near. down
went the horns In . most msnssing atti.
tude. he said : 1T zee the trouble IL
she 10 accustomed to q woman-not to o
man." BE went into the house, put on
his wife's skirt, shawl and oap. and
entered the stable. The goat allowed
him to milk her. While be was busy
milking. who should enter the stable but
the inspector Of schools. The visiting
Official stood and roarsd ct the spectacle
presented BY the teacher. and cruelty
wanted TO know what kin he was TO JEFF.
Davis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19
Nordenskjold ut Home.

CoPrNHAors, April 16.-Ths steamer
Vega has arrived with Professor Nor
dsuskjold ON board. An arrangement
Is making to give the Professor . bril-.
liant reception. A banquet will b
given tomorrow by the Danish Geo.
graphical Society, and Nordsnskjold
will dine with the King on Sunday. On
Monday the Bourss gives . banquet.
and aiterward the Professor will b istsd
BY an association Of students. Ths
Vega, escorted BY . Aohlla, was received
with Q nan.of.wsr salute. Twenty
thousand persons assembled 10 witness
his arrival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19
uiscellane0us.

LONDON, April 17.-oussn Victoria
has sent two gold watches 70 Princess
Louise. to present In person to the Aide.
ds-Camp and groom who assisted In the
rescue Of the Princess when abe was
thrown from . sleigh last winter.
Thomas Hughes contsmplatss . jour.
ney 10 America during the summer. In
connection with . land company In Ten
nsssee. In which he IL largely intersstsd.
II 10 said that the prisoner ct Moscow.
Mine, Norgoud. Samsra. and other do.
pots, waiting exile to Siberia, number
over 20, 900.
BraIIs, April 1.-THE Budget Com.
mittes has pronounced the petition Of
papsr.msksrs for the imposition Of .
duty on rags exported from Germany 70
be unsuitable for discussion by the Ger.
man Parliament.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19
Sheriff Of Storey county. Nevada.
By n. J.. NoCurczAx. Deputy eherih. ~


cHvRR HILL MINING COlPA.
y m.-Looation Of principal plscs Of busi'
Location q works. Cola 1ii. ss0rsy county.
Nevada.
Noucs IL hereby givsn. thas q amsstne q
the Board Of Dtrecton, hsld On the fourpsnth
(ilth) day Of April 1850, an assessment
mo. io) Of Fifty tso) osnte psr nhsrs wa
isvisd apon the capital stock Of The eorpo-
ration, payabls imnedistsly, IN United STATE.
rod coin. % the SECRETARY. q ne nc Of
San Irsncisco, oAlifornis.
Any stock upon which this assessment shan
remain unpaid on the NINRTRkNTH (ieth)
day Of NAY, iseo. will b. ~delinquent,
and advertised for sale st puhne suctton.
and unless payment q nsds osfors Win be
sod on WEDNESDAY, ths NINTH ethl day
q .uEI. isso. e Pay he S%slinSSss ~. ss' "a
sxpensea OF sale.
81 order q ne Board Of Director.
v. ]. DEAN eee1eeafz.
oaes-Hsea Q. 10. - Bash ssrsst, ssa
ytsnsisoo. osttfos1ia. u
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sHERIFF's SALE.
For DsIisqusss Taxes fer she Fiscal
Year Eading December 81.
a. ID. 1879.

TTNpER ARD By VIRTUE or FIVE DIFF.
u tersnt sxscutions issued out Of the Jus.
toes Court Of Gold Hill Texnship No. 8, Of
the Town Of Gold Hill. county Of Storey. State
Of Nevada, 70 ne duly directed and delivered.
dated April gth. A. D. 1880. upon ave different
JUDGMENTS recovered IN said Court on the 9Th
day Of April. A. o. 1850. and on record IN said
Court, In favor Of the State Of Nevada. plaintiff.
and against the foll~oving.nsmed defendants
and real estate. and posssssory claims and I'm
provsmsnts thereon. togsthsr With costs and
sxpsnsss Of sale. And IN pursuance Of law !
shsli sxposs for sale u public auctien. In front
Of the court House door,, IN the city Of WI.
ginia. Story county. STATE Of Nevada, between
W.. o. II O'Clock boon, on FRIDAY. the 2ist
day Of NAY, 4. d. 1880, % much OF each
parcel Of Land hereinafter described, together
with the improvements thereon. - shAll be
Necessary TO satisfy the aid executions and all
costs, In gold coin ofthe United States. AL Of
said property being ntuats In Storey county,
State Of GsvsAa, and u ssparatey described -
follows, 70 vit,
p. 8. Narshsll. and portion Of lot %,
block !. rsnes A, and LOT %, block !.
range q, Gold Hill. Amount. ...:... III "
Nichssl Nailon. and 10 feet Of lot q, block
/, range n, Gold HILL Amount. ......t36 II
A. Lafee, and the south half Of let -,
block I, range D, and lot n. block ],
range d, Gold Hill. Amount. SO ~
4. Rossnbeun, and lot .. block ., range
u, Gold I'LL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2 20
Jshn I. Mitchell, ana lot %. block Q, range
D, 0el1 Hi. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "
O. WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff Of Storey county. Nevada.
By y. j. xoCurcxAx, Deputy Sheriff. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19

The American Patriot is the name OF .
new weekly newspaper just started in
San Francisco. II Is anti-Kearusy, anti
Commune. anti. disloyalty Of every de-
scription. and advocates the principle
that Americans should rule America"
It In a handsomely printed paper. full OF
good reading. and at the head IL displays
the noted charge Of Washington: "Put
one but Americans on guard" 1t
boldly sets forth that II Is ga paper Of
American ideas and principles. devoted
to the PRONUNCIATION Of pure American.
ism." and II Is published by the Ameri'
can Patriot Publishing Company. editors
and propristors, at 80 so q year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19

Miss Belle Cook, Of Mountain View.
Santa Clara county, GAL. we'll known
throughout the Pacific coast a. an equss.
trisnns, publishes . challenge to ride .
tventy.mils race with any lady In the
United States for $1,000 or $4,000 . side.
carrying equal weights and changing
horses at pleasure; other details to be
mutually arranged. Miss Cook will be
literally backed BY her California friends
In the event Of an acceptance Of her
challenge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19
Mrs. Kendall arrived yester,

Mrs. Kendall arrived yesterday morn.
ing from San Francisco to take charge
as Assistant Principal Of the Gold Hill
High School. In place Of Miss Salkeld.
resigned. OF all the applicants from
abroad for the position Mrs. Kendall was
the most eligible. Our Board Of School
Trustees sent to California and else
where some weeks ago in anticipation
Of this vacancy. and are to bs consratu.
lated upon their success Mrs. Kendall
comes very highly recommended. and
will NO doubt give excellent satisfaction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19

Coffee IL said by Dr.. Guillasss Of the
French navy to b almost . specific In
the early stages Of typhoid fever. He
gives 10 adults two or three tablespoon.
iuls Of strous black coffee every two
hours, alternating with ono or two tea
spoonfuls Of clarst or Burgundy wine.
The beneficial effect Il immediate. A
little Lemonade or citrate OF magnesia
should be given daily. and after . while
quinins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19

The p~lsntious. lOng-continusd rains.
accompanied BY . forbiddins, chronic
chill in the atmosphere, which has kept
back incipient fruition to . very salutarJ
and beneficial extent. promise . better
productive and prosperous season for
California than she has enjoyed for SOW.
sral years, and perhaps over before In
her principal and most acceptable pro-
ducts, grain. fruit and gold. The Lesis-
laturs has jus. adjourned without effect
ing any very serious or permanent dam
age. Ksarnsy IL squelchsd. and the old
Vigilance Committee element has the
mastery OF the situation. II 1880 does
not prove 10 DO the most materially pros.
porous year Of CALIFORNIA; latest decade,
IL will not be the fault OF the country or
the favorable elements OF nature. And
thus does nature solve the problem oil
nnding work for the unemployed" Of
San Francisco and elsewhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19

Dewey 4 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
April 6. 1880: d. II. Johnston, Red
Bluff. CAL. ~cultivator; W. Martin. San
Francisco. stock car; P. s. Miller. San
Francisco. harness; G. Milne and W. Il.
Giants, San Francisco, water.closst; @.
@. Redmond and A. W. White, San
Jose. Cal, beer faucet; @. Saccons,
Sacramento. Cal, windmill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19

The May number Of the Californian
not only equals its predecessors in liter.
airy merit, but in practical. useful IN
tsrsst surpassss them all. II contains
is full quota Of interesting stories and
skstchss BY lively and able Pacific coast
authors. including q very pleasing and
msritorious little poem entitled the
"North Wind" BY E. r. Sill; but Its
editorial notes and articles on science and
industry. "outcroppinss." etc.. at the
latter end OF the work will DO read with
Q lively degree Of literary pleasure and
profitable interest. Send Is cents 10 A.
Roman & Co.. publishers, San Fran.
cisco. for . copy, or 50 for . years
subscription.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19

The body Of Severance. recently muir.
dsrsd on q ranch near saucslito. Califor'
mia, has been found buried in . wood
shed where be was killed. All Lung. .
Chinaman arrested on suspicion. proves
to be the murderer. The watch and
money (s1200) Of the victim have bean
also found.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19
The Scientific American tails how to get

The Scientific American tails how 10 get
rid Of rats:
Many persons deliberately attract all the
rats in the neighborhood BY leaving fruits
and vegetables uncovered In the cellar.
and sometimes sven the soap In left open
for their regAlemsnt. Cover up everything
satable In the cellar and pantry. and you
will soon have them out. These precau-
tiens. Joined 10 the services Of . good cat,
will prove ~ good . rat exterminator -
the chemist can provide.
The s. A. II right. but above oil DO
SURE and secure the services Of the good
cat"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19
Pluto Sugar Cane.

A correspondent Of the Silver State
thus gives his testimonial experience in
the matter Of native sugar cane growing
in this State:
Al every old Humbolter has observed
in the spring Of the year. Q honey.dsw
falls on all kinda OF grass, 90 thick that
the hair on horses gets matted with It,
a. I have experienced on the Jackson
ranch, near Black Rock; and the hay
stacked with the substance on makes
rich food for animals. I am OF the opin-
ion that this dew arises from the alkali
earth, which ! consider . producer Of
sweets. and therefore . soil that will
prove prolific in producing sugar cane.
There are different qualities Of cane
growing in Humboldt county, but the
genuine sugar cane grows nsar the Sink
OF the Humboldt. have cut IL, ohewed
and swallowed IL, and pronoacs II Q true
species Of sugar cane. ! have seen the
Piutes squeeze the juice from II and
make sugar from the juice. The people
Of Humboldt need not be alarmed that
the Pluto sugar cane 10 not . genuine
article. Every farmer should have .
few stalks Of Il planted. II only for seed.
Any Piute can procure IL for them, for
the Indians know the genuine from the
worthless cane.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19

One OF the inmates Of the Boston Old
Ladies' Home appealed 70 the marion
with . complaint against her room mais.
..She threatened 70 bite me-" was the
accusation. "Wsll. let her do H." vas
the reply Of the matron. "She can't
hurt you; abe hasn't Q tooth In hs
head"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19

An exchange speaking Of the difference
between the ages and dispositions OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Christiancy. says he 10
sixty.thres and she il red headed. Sat.
iafactory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19

Salt Lake Tribune: Mrs. Isabella
Bssohsr Hooker and her husband are
guests Of Chief Justice and Mrs. Waite
st Warrington. Mr.. Hooker was q
classmats Of the Chief Justice. and they
have been friends from their youth.
Isabella Bsschsr Betsy. ID the Waning
ton hsn that took lions BOOSTERS under
her wing. when they were In wsshiug-
ton lobbying for polygamy. Waite Is
NOT choice In his selection Of company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19

Golden Era: And now comes the r.
port that the parties suspected OF turn
ing OF the gas and spikins the guns at
Galveston daring the Grant celebration
were Blaine Republicans.