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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
sEronr.
saa rraneisco Board.
LAST EVENING.

LAST EVENING.
so Jackson, soc
800 Belmont, $50
$50 Northern Belle. l2k, IN
10 Manhattan. I Is
100 Grand Prize, 2 IS
120 Argenta, $50
100 Tuscarora. 400
100 Day, 25c
so Independence. 500
100 Belle Isls. 55c
SOC Paradise, lsc, 2oc
$50 Albion, 6oc. 5sc
$50 Mt. Potosi. SOC "a
225 East Nj. Diablo. 63c. aoe' soe
100 Columbus. So
so Wales. l 10
100 Navajo. t3e
100 Nj. Diablo. 10
las Bodis. 4 IS. A.
$50 Bschtsl. l 10
225 Tioga, Toe. Csc
los Syndicate. $50. 4oc
$50 Goodshaw. 7ss
$50 .Bulwer. IN
30 ConcordiA. $50
465 Bslvidere. zoe. 45c
$50 Champion. SOC
ISIS Booker Con-. zoo
as Con. Pacific. I so
$50 Jupiter. $50. SOC
$50 South Bulwsr. 4oc
80 MONDAY.
100 Double Standard. 500
ass Mammoth. SOC
$40 Orc.
100 Addsnds. SOC
rs Atlas,
so Silver King,
100 Tiptop. 5
THIS MORNING.
245 Ophir. 81. 81
$50 Mexican. nk
IS Gould 4 Curry. 4 IS
AIS California. "a
100 Savage. 2 30
As Con. Virginia. 8 20. 5 Is
40 Potssi. 2 IS
50 Hale 4 Norcross, 80
400 Imperial. 500
~ Bsleher. 2 10
$40 Sierra Nevada. IL. l0t, l0t, l0t
10 Utah. ION
100 Bullion. I Is, I 40
$50 Yellow Jacket,
ITO EIehsquer. 2 IS, Q 80
100 0verman. l 05. l
100 Justice. I 05
2i0 Union Con-. 22s. 22S. 22S
100 Alta, 2 50. ~
665 Julia. SOC, 23c. SOC
100 Caledonia. 35c
$50 Silver Hill. Coo
40 Occidental. l Is. l 20
200 Original Gold Hill, Csc
co Andes. l IS
200 Leviathan. zoe
so Scorpion. 2 10
Ito Benton Con-. I 40. IS
275 Con. Dorado. 25c
10 Solid Silver. SOC
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS HAVING IN THElR POS.
a session books belonsins 10 Wsus uIuIy
are requested TO leave the same - uae Unit "
~ oos WELLS DRURY. 7
ooia UilI. september 10. 1873. rel6 lw :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22

Repairing the main shaft and tenth
station % usual. The northwest drift,
on the 1900 level. 10 80 feet in length
and IL intended % o base for crosscuts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
N FEVER.
BEWARE oE INVITATIONS.

No better cathartic can be used pre-.
paratory to, or after taking quinine. As
u simple purgative they are unequaled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Yellow Jacket.

Yellow Jacket.
The pumps are raising $50. 900 gallons
Of water daily. This includes the influx
to the mine, an increased amount from
the $500 level OF the Con. Imperial and
that sent from the Belcher. A little
more water has been encountered also
in drifting north on the 1898 level; total
length Of this drift 50 feet. In the west
crosscut, 2700 level. Q drill Is to DO sent
ahead to guard against an Influx OF
water. The bob station on the 2lSo IL
about completed.
Ophir.
A drift Is running south along the ore
vein cut by the crosscut east joint with
California on the 1000 level, and the ore
hoav Ia found to widen in that direction.
Tbs Joint California raise from the $500
isyeI IL averaging two feet per day.
IN. main south DRIFT on the 25O0 level
IA making four feet per day toward the
@. 4 O.. shaft, and about the same
nrosr,ss IL making in the northeast DRIFT
on the same level.
Halo a Norcross.
The drill started west on the 24oo
level stuck and the bit was lost. This
uscessita,ed . new hole, which has been
started. Streams Of hot water and veins
Of quartz have been the principal things
encountered as yet in this search for the
vein to the west. The work OF cutting
the four.foot drain in the Chollar con-
nection continues.
Repairing the main shaft and tenth
station % usual. The northwest drift,
on the 1900 level. 10 80 feet in length
and n intsnded % O base for crosscuts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Democratic Meeting.

.orsIA, September 1s. 1880.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
THE MAINE MINES.
Professor ". Frask stewart Gives
an Opisios Regsrdisg Them
aud Their Realities.
Boston Traveller, July 1.

0ostVn <Fussstfft sst5 s
In q lecture on the mineral resources
OF Maine. delivered at Bangor on Mon.
day evening. Professor W. F. Stewart
made the following statement. - q.
pr.ssivs Of bis opinion OF the mining
industry In Maine ~ compared with that
In other sections Of the country: Gan
the rocks Of the globe are not suited to
mining purposes. The best frsotunns
rocks are the sedimsntary. Luckily for
the Stats Of Maine the most Of is rocks
are Of this kind. The whole southeast.
srn portion OF the State 10 buried
beneath beds Of these sedimentsry rocks.
In the west the veins arc torn. wrinkled
aud distorted by volcanic action. /
have seen in your State veins that are
readily trscesbls for miles. and over
Hancock, Psnobsoot and York counties
the veins are but little distorted. I have
assured you that you have the best
formed mines In the world. Maine
needs this great industry. Tbs advsnt.
ages offered for mining In this section
are Tar superior to those offered In the
West. This can Be made one OF the
Rrsnd.st mining countries In the world.
Your people are anxious to get returns
In q hurry. You cannot trust upon the
stock market. for that 10 uncertain. ]
should like to see more interest. You
have gold, silver. antimony and tin,
ineIhaustibls beds OF copper, lead In
connection with silver, zinc enough TO
supply the world, and sulphurst Of iron
In quantities capable Of furnishing al
the salts and acids required In oom.
merce. ! do not see why Maine should
hesitate. Hancock county 10 q vast
sheet Of metal. One osn- hardly pass
through q sheep pasture without fnding
ore cropping out"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
What to Drink 10 Summer.
Nsc York Timss.

A great deal Of harm to health and
many deaths result. - everybody knows.
from injudicious use Of cold liquids to
qusnch thirst during our blazing sum.
msrs. Persons exposed to the heat, ts.
p~ecislly those hard ct work. cannot or
will not refrain from drinking. for they
feel the need Of supplying the waste
from copious psrspiration. What, then.
shall they drink2 Water seems, under
the circumstances. to DO inadequate to
the wants OF the system. Il passes
through the circulation to the skin -
through . sieve. and iows over the sui.
face In streams. 4 big drink OF cold. or
even Of cool. water on an empty stomach
10 very dangerous; Il 10 liable to produce
sudden death. The danger may b avoid.
ed. II 10 said. BY putting fa%rinscsous sub.
stances. particularly oatmeal. with the
water to 30 drank BY lsborsrs, the pro.
per proportion being three or four ounces
Of meal to . gallon Of water. Why ost-
meal should b better than rye. millst,
buckwhsat or oornmesl, cannot easily be
determined. but those who have used
oatmeal. especially nremsn. o~osl.hsayers.
and the like say that Il gives them
greater endurance and increases their
strength. This may DO . mere notion,
but the peculiar aroma Of the oats may
be 20 associated with an agreeable slim.
ulation Of the slimentary mucous surface
~ to promote complete digestion. The
meal appears to all the blood.vessels
without increasing the cutansous exhala.
tons. Workmen who have tried acid,
ssccharins or alcoholic drinks a. . sub.
stituts for the oatmeal drinks have inva.
riably expressed unsatsiaotory results.
Water with oatmeal sssms to be by ell
odds the most wholesome and desirable
summer drink for manual laborers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
Use and Abuse Of Wealth.

Colonel Robert Insersoll says: ~
don't zee how II 10 possible for . man to
die worth Ave or ten million OF dollars In
Q city full Of want, where he meets al.
most svsry day the withsrsd hands OF
beggary and the white lips Of famine.
How Q man can Withstand al that, and
hold in the clutches Of his hand twenty
or thirty million dollars. 10 past my com.
~prshension. I should not think he could
do IL any more than be could keep . pile
Of lumber when hundreds and Thousands
were drowning In the sea. II you have
but . dollar in the world. and you have
got to spend Il. spend Il like . king;
spend II - though Il were . dry leaf. and
you the owner Of unbounded forests.
That's the way TO spend Il. I would
rather be . beggar and spend my last
dollar like Q king. than be . king and
spend my Last money like . beesn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09

Dick Peters had . favorits trick.
which he frequently played on the
saloon keepers Of Madison, California.
Entering . crowded barroom. be would
say in . loud voice: "well, boys. what
are you going to drink" Everybody
would rush to the bar N Pstsrs' seem.
Ing invitation. but after the round Of
drinks had disappeared be would lay
down the exact price Of his own bevsr.
age and ssuntsr away. II pay for al
was demanded OF him. he would ooolly
remark: Job, I only asked what they
was . going to drink ont OF curiosity,
because I intended to take something
myself. and wanted . suggestion. I
pays for my own horn and no more"
he Wal what 10 In California called 20
bad man." and few cared to get into .
controversy with him; but finally an
sxssperatsd bartender shot him, and ct
last accounts his recovery was improba.
bls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
Car,on Appsol Of this Morning.

Carso1 appeal Of Ais Morning.
During the past few days uRly rumors
have been sfost regarding Lloyd Hill,
the Sheriff OF ormsby county, and even
since the beginning Of the month 1t has
been whispered that his accounts we're
short several thousand dollar. On last
Tuesday, the 9Th OF the month, at q
meeting Of the County Commissioners,
he was called upon TO settle with the
county and city for the licenses COL
lectsd by him for the quarter ending
June 90th. He came before the Board
and answered that he would DO obliged
to ask for Q few days time, a. some Of
the money had not been paid over. de
was then given until 2 o'clock to make
good his account, and ct the hour dssig.
mated failed to appear.
The Commissioner then ordered an
examination OF tho books. and for the
past. two days they have been undergo.
ing q thorough overlooking. According
to the figures Of Milton Eistner. his
deputy, there 10 now due the county by
the sheriff the sun Of %, 500; this
amount was due on the 30th OF June.
Az soon a. this fact was asoertained
the Commissioners, in accordance with
the Law in such cases, cited Hill to ap.
pear before them at 10 o'clock this
morning. II he does not make his ap-
pearance at that hour the Commissioners
will proceed to collect from his bonds.
men. declare the Office vacant and up.
point q Sheriff for the unexpired term.
Il was extensively rumored yesterday
that he was in Virginia City ~sndeavorins
to raise money and make good his &C.
count. His friends insisted that he
would DO down on the evening train.
but he failed to appear, and his bonds
men, some OF whom had been In Vir'
Rinia looking for him. state that no trace
OF him could DO found on the Comstock.
His appearance this mourning at the hour
appointed 10 still . matter OF conjecture,
bnt Il appears to DO the general impress
sion that hs will not Be on hand.
On Tuesday Governor Adams. one oil
his bondsmen. asked TO DO released from
tho bond, but his request was NOT
kraQtc0s ~ ~ Cauo wv Ash0 $500.
bondsmsn also attempted to get ont. but
we're too late. His bonds covered $20,-
600 and the anne are perfectly good.
John Rosser went OF his bonds some
months ago. For some time Fast there
have been whispers Of ~rottsnness In the
Sheriff . Office In spite OF the fact that
one Grand Jury pronounced II all right,
and the last Grand Jury declined 10
investigate 1t on the ground that those
who deemed an investigation necessary
were actuated by political motives.
In the fall election OF 1878 . split
occurred In the Republican party OF this
county, and the sorshssdsd Republicans
formed Q combination with the Demo.
Gratis for the purpose OF reform. Lloyd
Hill, who was at that time doing Q retail
butchsrins business opposite the Mint,
was selected a. the reform candidate for
Sheriff. and, unfortunately for himself.
was elected. He entered the ONCE on
the hrst of January. 1873.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
IMPURE BREATH.

Among al the disaussshle consequences
that follow the decay OF the sssth. N impure
breath must b the nost mortifying and IN.
pleasant to Ito 'posssseor. and II 70 the most
i,s1cussbl. and oasa.ivs in -soeistY; and ys
the cause Of tt may eesily b removed b. clsans
ing yocs t:s.A daily nh ssss ,S'as poSs,..
desuiries, lr4.ssa, sUko 10 .,a 800
he mouth, and Owe . psafl.lits appssrstes
TO Ii teeth. 0sntlsmsn who lndul.e In snok
ing should eleanss thsty fsesh Win e0xo-
DON 4, - 10 rsDevss'al unpleasant edors e
he wed. Ash yVss druggist tss 10. 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09

Mr.. Grundy Of Carson had . big dog
which Vas 70 fond Of human and esps-
cially OF woman fssh. that he chased
and bit women whenever he could get .
chance. Last Sunday he caught one old
woman. threw her down. chswsd and
tore her Hssh terribly, and would ha'
killed her had she not been rescued. A
couple Of policemen took Grundy's dog
out and subdusd his fsrocious tssss'
and made . good dog Of him ~ sending
two bullets through his head.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09

and many a fool will stare himself TO
death. trying to live longer than any.
body else without eating. At the end Of
his forty days DR.. Tanner should be
boxed up and buried, dead or alive. ~ .
solemn warning to al other dsmsntsd
fools or monomaniaos In such matters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
sPIoIAL NoIIoK.

Perfect saissy ana strict order will b pro.
served By special conductors and guards on the
train
Al parties not holdipE sxenrnon ticfsts win
Nop.msmbers Of the Club win BE- chsrg.d .
competition fee Of ~ for each game.
Trains lave Virginia o. 7:so 4, and Gold
Hill at 7:tS 4. =.
Omosrs Of The Day and eonpstiters only d.
strictly enforced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09

Admirers Of that picturesque animal,
tho mule. will appreciate The brief
tribute 10 his many virtues, by Victor
Hugo, ON tho nrst page Of this paper
today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09

Young men psrsist In hugsing dslssions
and that II The reason that - many yeuny
lsdiss wear thoss dslpsies shawb.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
\ pAYg FAST.

About two weeks ago Dr.. q. 9. Tan.
usr, In New York city. commenced an
Extraordinary feat In human endurance.
being NO less than an attempt to 60
without food for forty days and nights.
This strange feat or performances 10 pro-
Rrsssiua at Clarendon Hall. which has
been cleared Of everything except a
small cot bed on which the Doctor 70
poses ct night. and . constant watch Is
bsing kept night and day BY physioisn''
Who have undertaken that task In III
interest of science. He 10 allowed no
food Of any description. tobacco or any
other narcotic or stimulant; bot he 10 ct
liberty TO use any quantity Of pure
Croton water that he may desire. De 10
about fo~rty.nins years OF age. stands
ave feet six inches In height. and
weighed whom he commenced his fast
1874 pounds. he has lost over twenty
pounds In weight already. and II he sue
Deeds In accomplishing the feat be has
undertaken he will Justly DO regarded a.
one Of the wonders Of the present age.
Yesterday at 2 o'clock p. n. he entered
upon the eleventh day Of his fast. and
the telegraph says that some sxeitsmsnt
was caused BY . statement from n Of
the attending physicians that . sponge
saturated with Q putri,ious liquid had
been found near him. He 10 very closely
watched. however. and cannot well eluds
the keen vigilance Of his medical In
spsotors. He convsrses freely and ap-
pears to Be in good spirits. although In
olinsd to bs fsvsrish and wakeful, bis
sleep being much broken. His manned
II nervous and uneasy as be walks about
the hall or lies on his cot converting
With the medical men and reporters. all
other visitors being denied admission.
he say he does not allow himself to
feel hungry. and szerts his mind against
IL, believing there IL . great deal In Volt
tion In suoh matters. The New York
Sun, speaking Of this strange under
taking. says:
.,.i,susnt .bout the Mollis
DIIins a. prooLivn. n will be re-
fancnsr ss.n, wiIi;.m A. hammond
msm9s.sa nns..s 40 nv 1900 10 m. l.dy
= ,uiseasy 800, hsr,slf 10 bs watched
sne .oa, IA 70 n.s no food IN that
iot tnifS ny. ~. oT.r In tba interest
ume. u.i~s.s .n5 m. yopno woman
Oh msoioAL ~ .h%.I,.ns. 4, cane h be-
NOT n.,.i hsiisf ,h,t her sup.
ms =. 800. ,hins N ,he imseins.
posso i pa r.nn.r c.ms from Minneapoli,,
u1n. a.saa,ns "a hs ssy,. 10 20.
~, ~ H.mmond's challenge. but the
~. t.n ,hronsh. owing 10 The eircum-
s,.no.. S..,iled below. and now the Min.
1917. doctor has Commenced his great
49, =, his own scouut.
=, ,,,.r,;svino rspor.
lD reuDOu1o " a inkcNVisWi AefSA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
SOLID GOLD WATCH

And Hssvy Solid Gold Chain q the arst priss
for the team mahirg the most points shooting
TO 30 conducted according 70 the rules OF the
taucs, 40 ysrds. E.ch nan 70 have 10 rounds.
second Prtss-Sso sold coin. Thitd Phss-t2s
gold coin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
PRESENT YOUR CLAIMS.

ALL PERSONS HAVING ciAIns .aArNsr
a The Justtcs sin'ng Company will pieass
fofss,d . statsusnt Of 'hs same 10 the bscrs.
tary Of the Company, Room .. 80 californis
strset. Ban ffsnciseo. osl. on or before the
jsiLsa a.4.HKILY, ssssas1.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
SHERIFF HILL OF oRMsBY.

nsa ssssiss REGARDING Hio-His
Aeeousss Fsasd % - $500
shess-His assdsnsa HansinE
fer Min.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
Programme of Games.

The following list OF prises, now on s1hibi.
tion ct william hanning's Jswslry Store. viii
Be awarded to the sucosssful competitors:
!. Thro.ing Heavy Hammer weight. u
pounds): First P~rise-kirgant Silver kperEne.
second Prise Silver d gf.ved Dinner o'sier.
z. Throwing Ligut Hammer weight. II
poundsi: First Prise Handsome opased But
Ter Diph. Second Pftss Pair Of Gents Moss
Agate elssvs Buttons.
.. Putting H,svy stone weight. - pounds:
Firrs Prise oitgisss Silver Pickle castor.
second P.ize bss Of Gold hamslsd shirt
Studs.
4. Putting Light Stone (vslsht. Il pounds:
Fir { Priss -klessnt French Gilt Alarm CLOCK.
second Prixs-6htli Vsss.
:; saor Rae. goo ,..d.,; 70. nsnbsr. Of u:
silver Los Pitcher. Second Prize Silver syrup
jag.
Q. Sack Race, Firt Piiss- Silver CHASED
Goblet. 6scold Prizs - Pair OF Solid Silver
sleeve Bu.tons.
z. Standing Jump: Plnt Prise - Pair Of
Open Glasses. hscond Phss-silvsr oup.
9. Hop. Step and Jump: First Pdse-Eie.
CANT silver water Pitcher Q. cond Prixs-Pair
OF Gents Cameo Slew Buttons.
0. Wanting with Pole: First Prixe-BLf .
dozen II. yaut Silver Knives and FORKS. rec
ond Prise silver individual Combination oas-
Tor.
10. Tossing the Csbsri First Prise - En.
grsved AID ouassd Silver Tobacco boz. Second
Pdss-Handsoms Silver Napkin Ring.
II. Four Hundred Yard Rsos: Flint Prize
Silver Dreamer, ON ,tand. Sscond Phxe-SL.
yer tipped cut-elass Syrup Pitcher.
II. Young Ladiss' Race rs ysrds) First
Pnxs-Elegant Toilet set. presented By Arthur
l. Wilson. Fec. tecond Prife -Silver.mouptsd
Cut-slass Jewel cssket. presented By VIM. hsn.
ming, Ksq. Third Priss-ged and Onyx Vail
Pin, presented Dy Alsx Dickson. Esq.
Is. Hurdle Race GOO yards. Z hurdlssl: First
Prtse-1snt's Elegant Fan SHAPED Gold.quarts
Brsastpin. second Priss-0old-mountsd hsir
Watch Guard.
Il. poys' Race az years and under): Frlt
Prise Silver Cup. SECOND ant Pearl
Brssstpin.
Is. Girls Race lll yssrs and undsr): First
Pr ss-Hsnd ONE Cut glass Toilet Bottle on
silver stand. D cond Priss-Pair OF ELEGANT
Pearl and Gold Earrings. Third ~priSs-Lady's
Gold straight PIN, presented By Alex. DICK.
son. R.q.
10 Ladies' Archery 70 Arrows each; distance.
80 yards); First Prise Elegant Cu. glass bil.
ver.mountsd Jewel oastet. rscono Priss -
Hsndsoms Antique bilvsr.mountsd bohemian
Vase.
II. Archery Club Shooting. Teams Of ave
men each from the several Archery Clubs Of the
state will compsts fors
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
Professor Oara's Full Bras, Band

win accompany the excursion and furnish
music 70 al thoss dssirous Of dancing Of the
Grounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09

In addition to the above games. Teams, cor.
sistinR Of twenty man each. from the various
Military Companies OF the State, will compsts
for A Stem. vindlna Waltham
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-09
COLI ARCHERY MEDAL

Msds expressly for the purpose. Shooting TO
BE- conducted according TO the rules Of ihs Com.
stock Nsrry Bowman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-03-26
Notice.

TERRITORY OF IpAHo,( In the District Court OF
County Of Boise, the I'd Judicial District, I.
Nv r Witt, J.f. Mills, J. N. Danskin. N. Hang,
c. s. Kingsley Frank Farnham. Ed. Fuimer, John
Garrecht W. W. Black John Kennaly, Frank X.
Coffin NJ g. Luney. D. McClntock, Fl. Freidin-
ger, John German. VIM Tincher, Green Holland,
James Moriarty, h Jones' C. Jones, Z. W. Jones,
y. G. Silsby, Geo Cartright, j. Cave, c. Harvard
Leon Fuld G. Martin, j. Ii. Myer. Isidor Smith,
J. Wagner, Jas Mckay. Philip Ranft, Peter Con
naugnton Jo Cole, A. Beard Danl. Mcbride, J. b.
Mclaughlin, John Hern, O. s. Moore, John Fleet,
Abe Sypher. Geo. Boone. John Easley, F. G Scri-
yer. Geo. Pinney, Ben. Anderson, Jonas Wallace,
]. M. Cannady. A. Strouse, Pat. Glennon, Pat. Tiff
fanny, J. Fraynor, W. w. Houten, Jas. Mcintyre.
dron J. Stadtmiler Mrs. Steaklp, W. Kegerreis,
NJ Cathcart, G. c. Garrett. A. Bail, Thomas Scan
Ion and Vim. Oford, plaintiffs,
VS..
j. B. Emery. Pat. Doyle. F. F. Ladd, W. W. West,
] b. Morse, Geo. Frampton administrator of e.
W. Tompknsl, A. B. Morell, Morris Qlinn, N. Car
penter. G.. E. Cuyler. D. Donovan, N Wetzell, Ed.
Dooley, Geo. Alnslie, B. L. Warmer G. +. Ander
son, Jonas W. Brown, administrator of Samuel
Stewart), defendants:
Ms Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE COM
~ plant of the above named plaintiffs against
the above named defendants is now on file in the
above named Court asking Judgment for disin-
corporation and dissolution of the Garden Valley
Mill Company, and that the cause will be heard by
the Court On the 7th day of March, A. D. 1850, at
the opening of Court on said day, or there
after az the Judge shall be able
GKRSM Witness my hand and seal of said Court
u RffS8ithis 10th day of February, A. D. 1880,
A. L. RICHARDSON,
Clerk.
By GEO. W RICHARDS, Deputy Clerk.
Feb. 17-4w.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-03-26

A levers alarm clock has been intro
duced IN New OrleaIns Az l0uclock
1t strikes loudly, Two little doors open,
aud man with dressing gown and
cap on glides out. holding in his hand
a card inscribed Good night" As he
bows, aid smilingly retires back into
the clock, the young man takes the
hint, says, good night to the fair
daughter and departs
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-03-26

tbs Boston Advertiser SAYS that a
Civil Service clerk has Invented an
instrument which shows BY dials the
kind Of weather the wind and atmos-
phcre at the time Indicate as u,,st pro
babe, and il is said that one Of the in
s,rainents is % he placed in the post
office Of ever city in the United States