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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12
Arctic Research.

CHICAGO. July TO- An Inter Ocean
Washington special says: Supsrintsn.
dent CLARK Of the Revenue Marine ser.
vice has rscsivsd.s dispatch from Port
Townsend, W. T.. stating that the revs.
nue. cutter Corwin. Captain Hooper, was
spoken of Oonslsska june Sd. This 10
the Arst he has heard from this vessel,
which il designed to rescue eighty i'm.
prisoned whalsrs In the ice above Bsh.
rings strait and to speak the Jsannette
II possible. The Corwin's official dis.
patches, which she sends by the Alaska
Commercial Company's steamer, will
reach the Department about August l.
Superintendent Clark says she 10 now
In the vicinity Of Norton's sound,
Alaska Just south OF Behring's strait.
There she will remain until the
thawing OF the ice barrier permits
her passage through the straits. This
will probably occur about the 10Th inst.
She will then pass into the Arctic ocean,
unless the whalers float out on the Ice.
foes. She has instructions to report by
the Hrst ship she sights going south, but
will probably bring back her " report
when she returns In November. The
Department believes that she will find
the eighty Ice prisoners OF the Mount
wollaston and yigilant alive and will
bring them back safe and sound. There
IL q possibility, however. that the Cor.
win may become inextricably caught
among the ics.Aoss and be unable either
to do the work OF rescue or return. but
Captain Hooper is M Of the best OH.
GERS In tho revenus service, and can be
depended upon. the Department thinks,
to perform the task set before him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12

The archery grounds Of tho Merry
Bowmen are now situated In Cedar rs.
vine, near Sevsn.mile Canyon. whore
there 10 gresnness. Q house for the arch.
ers and o pleasantly shaded lawn. They
are to be moved now to the Chollar
grounds, as they are at present ineon.
venient Of access. The new grounds
will DO ready for use by Thursday.
Walter ]. Collins, an experienced and
intelligent miner, has been appointed
Superintendent OF the Quinn mine. and
will hereafter personally direct the work
Of development. Mr.. Collins was fore'
man Of the Justice several years ago.
The Sheriff turned over today to
Treasurer Carrick moneys collected for
licenses for the past month; amount.
$3063 %, in full for license account to
date.
Lawrence Dounelly swears that for the
year 1880 hs has done 500 worth Of
work on the Chrystal Ridge claim. occi.
dental lode.
The Yellow Jacket assessment Of 81
will be delinquent August II. See OH.
cisl notice elsewhere.
Col. 8. T. Curtis was among the do.
parturss last evening.
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cElEBRATIoN SETTLEMENT.
what Our Independents Day csie.
brssion and brand Barhscue
Banquet Cost-PayinE ths Bills
-Appreciasive Thanks.

At q meeting Of the Committee oil
Arrangements for the recent Indspend.
snce Day celebration and barbecue 10
Gold Hill. held last evening at the store
OF D. Thorburn, Treasurer Of the Com.
uittee, oil the outstanding bills being
collected In for payment, the whole
account was figured up and found to
stand a. follows:
The entire cost and Disbursements for
meats, provisions and other supplies fol
the grand barbecue feast, lumber. car.
psnter work and other labor. hauling.
music, s%alutes, decorations, etc. summed
up to SAT- 60.
Nearly all the money contributed
toward defraying the expenses Of the 90.
oasion has been paid in, and when oil q
received there will remain . small def.
cheney which will voluntarily be made
up by the committee, thus squaring up
all the bills promptly.
The Committee OF Arrangements wish
to return their sppreciative thanks to
Lonksy 4 Smith and the mining com.
panies who 10 kindly contributed lum
Der and other materials and assistance.
the Virginia and Gold Hill Water Com.
pany for liberal donations OF water and
Ice for the occasion, tho patriotic bust.
ness men OF Gold Hill who contributed
meats. groceries, provisions, etc., to Mr..
/. Hornsr who rendered suoh efficient
assistance In erecting the large canvas
pavilion and much other important
aid free Of charge. and to al others who
assisted In making the occasion such .
grand success a. IL was.
Especially would they return thanks
to those public. spirited ladies who 90
kindly took charge Of the details oil
cooking, arranging the tables, and In
fact did the honors Of the occasion q
munifcent hostssses. They labored un.
tiringly. and to their assistance. good
taste and we'll directed Efforts the success
OF the grand banquet II mainly attribu'
table.
And last. though not least Of all by
any means. the ever patriotic Lyford
must bs gratefully remembered. Hs
not only gave the use Of the Homestead
grounds, hall, buildings and other ar
raugsmsnts free Of charge, bu'
worked like hero from b.
ginning to end. doing than
bis part at anything be could fnd to do
toward making Q complete success oil
that proud occasion. May his mines
beneath and near the Homestead
prove to be bonanzss Of bullion
wealth to reward him for his patriotic
zeal and goodness Of heart.
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o OF

Unmistsksbls benefits conferred upon tens Of
thousands OF sufferers could originate and
maintain the reputation which Arms sAasA.
PAMELA enjoys. 1t 10 compound Of the best
vegetable Alternatives, with the Iodidss Of Potss-
sium and Iron. and 10 the most efsctual Of all
remedies for scrofulous, mercurial, or blood
disorders. Uniformly successful and certain In
Its remedial effects. It produces rapid and CON.
plets cures Of Sero!ula. Sores. Boils. Humors.
Pimpies. Eruptions. Skin Diseases. and oil dis
orders arising from impurity u the blood. BY
its invieorating effects It Always relieves and
often cures Liver Complaints. Female Weak
nessss and Irregularities. and 10 . potent re-
newer Of vitality. For purifying the blood It
has NO sqrai. 1t tones up the system. restores
and preserves tho health, and impsrts vigor
and energy. For forty years Il has been In
extensive use. and 10 today the most available
medicine for the suffering sick, anywhere. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12
Hancock a. a Business Man.

NEW YoRK, July -. - The Tribune
says: Army officers and soldiers are
making inquiry at Washington about
the United Service Petroleum and Mill
ing Company Of which Major.G General
Hancock was President. The company
obtained the subscriptions Of army men
in 1865 to the amount Of $85, 600.
largely through the fact that General
Hancock was at its head, and then sud.
denly failed, paying subscribers nothing
out OF the $65, 900 they had paid in.
Upon inquiry In this city II 10 learned
that an army spsculator. an ofiosr Of
the company, palmed on the company
at $45, 900 lands In Pennsylysnis and
Ohio which had cost only $1,000. The
Spectator was arrested In this city when
his deception wal discovered. The man.
agemsnt Of the company called forth
many unfsvorsble comments. 1t being
held that the officers had not taken
usual business precautions to guard
against loss.
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Dlsiric, court Rising. Judge.

The following business was trans
acted in this Court today:
State W. Miles Finlsn-Pleadsd not
guilty; set for September "a.
State W. Murphy-same plea; set Tor
September 8.
John Il. Roberts vs.. His Creditors
Sale OF mining stock confirmed.
Philip Kline vs.. His Crsditors-sher'
liz assignee.
P. Il. Judge vs.. His creditOrs-sa
order.
J.. j. Berry vs.. His Creditors-sams
order.
Lisbes W. Fullman-On releasing L.
p. DrsIler. intsrvenor, from payment
Of all costs. ordered that the money
paid into court be paid to the plaintiffs.
Lonksy i Smith vs.. Justice Mining
Company-Set for September 9th.
Caledonia W. Observation-Disclosures
without prejudice.
Humbert VI. Humbert-Set for Sep.
TENDER I'd.
Elicit Va. Ehrlich-Answer stricken out
and Judgment rendered for plaintiff for
$7Ss SO.
simous vs.. Ehrlioh- Judgment for
plaintiff for Sl508 ; execution author
lied and levy made on property In shsr.
IFS hands.
Adjourned till 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12
EASTERN DISPATCHES
fhe Nicaragua Canal.

WASHINGTON, July lo.-Ths following
IL a summary Of the results obtained
through the recent visit Of Menocal to
Nicaragua Through the diversion into
Lake Nicaragua OF the headwatsrs Of
the Rio Grande. now falling into the
Pacific, an excellent surface drainage 10
secured, and the Lsjas route will BE- sub.
stitutsd for the line Of canal instead OF
the Rio del Medic route. This will 70.
duos the estimate for labor three million
dollars. It was found that. from the
mouth Of the San Carlos river. ON the
Atlantic slops. and falling into the Ban
Juan river, the canal can be ~exoavated
almost In q direct line to G~reytown. .
distance Of thirty.hvs miles. This
shortsns the canal. a. originally
located, seven miles, without In.
creasing tho depth OF cuttings, and
reduces the estimate four million dol.
lars. An examination OF the locality
shows the probability that one dam
across the San Juan river OF f~fty.thrss
feet In height will be made above the
mouth Of the Ban Carlos. The eject
will BE- to make an uninterrupted navi'
CATION OF the river San Juan to the lake,
= distance Of So miles. thence by Lake
NiosrsRus SO miles to Virgin bay. max.
ing q total Of 119 miles Of unimpeded
navigation, and an actual %cana!ization
on the east coast, Is before stated. Of 80
miles, and ON the west coast OF IL miles,
having seven lift locks ON each Of fifteen
feet and Q side lock Of nine feet ct Brio.
Tho estimated cost, approximately, %
thus improved In location, will not OK.
coed SAC, 0O0, 900. exclusive Of the con-
tingsns expenses for surveys, supervis.
ion Of labor and interest Of money, and
a. an Offset. the concession granted by
the Government Of Nicaragua contains
grants Of several thousand square miles
Of valuable lands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12
A. III. G. L G. shaft. July 4. the work

AT the G. i G. shaft. July 4. the work
Of putting in new reels and cables VA
commenced. 1t was completed Thurs
day. This work explains the delay
mentioned In the statements Of the
Bonanza mines.
Captain Sam says that his people will
hold . grand iandanso this evening ct .
point between the Forman shaft and the
Dayton road. and continue 1t some days.
He wants contributions OF money.
The n~osspi.ee which was recently
broken at the Con. Imperial will 30 suo-
cssdsd by . new one by tomorrow morn.
ing.
Yellow Jacket pumps are running
thirty Of each forty minutes and are
handling water from the Con. Imperial.
Judge Rising yesterday gave nstics
that hs would. Wednesday or Thursday,
adjourn court till September lss.
School trustees and II hard work These
times to BE- just to teachers and ta1pay'
sr<, too.
T.np.rs.ur. in Hale 4 N~Orcross. i2t
degrees FAIR.
Nellie Fiannsry has hlsd declaration
VI es0ssessd.
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People were just . little bit afraid
when Fox turned his meat market over
to N. B. Dwslly that the latter would
fail to sustain the former reputation Of
the place as headquarters for the best
meat In Nevada. but the fear was
Qroundless. Dwelly can't be beat and
Gold Hill IL still ahead on meats. For
further particulars see advertisement
under "New Today"
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san fAAScfsco. July IA p. NJ
Union Con-. 40. 2oh; Bullion. I so; Hale
4 Norsross. 5 10. 5 Is; Mammoth. 2; An
dss. 500. $50; Navajo. SOC; Chollar. An
Double Standard. COO; Mt. DiAblo. liz,
IN; Con. Virginia, 8 as. 5 10; Bullion,
! so; Overman. l 20; Potosi. 60; Bel
cher. I 90. IN; Yellow Jacket, 4 30. Az
Sierra Nevada. II. ioS; Scorpion. l 40
I IS; Con. Pacific. ~; Northern Belle
i3t: Metallic, ioc; Alta. ~; Savage, IN,
I Is; Jupiter. I so; Mexican. 8; Holmes,
lsc; Quinn. 2 80; Justice. Csc; Imperial,
2Sc; Ophir. II; Eureka Con-. In
Grown Point. II; Gould 4 Curry. 8.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12

they attacked II savas.ly. The snim.ls
became infuristed after awhile %
started 10 a panic for the river. followed
BY the no l.ss excited r-dskips. Boon
there was m indisiinRuishable mass OF
Indians, buffaloes and ponies 10 the
stream. and the current being strong.
many Of each were drowned. It 10 esti.
mated that thirty savaaes went down to
death. and that ponies and buffaloes In.
numerubis met q similar fate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12
Democratic Disbursements.

WASHINGTON. July l2.-The Demo-
cratic National Committee il encounter.
ing many discoursssmsnts. Senator
Brown Of Georgia informs them that he
cannot take the stump In that State for
q n active canvass. As his business do.
mands his attention. and besides. bis
throat II sors. This IL the sort Of thing
. good many Democrats fesred at the
time Mr.. Brown was appointed Senator.
The difficulty between the various fac.
lions In Now York does not seem to be
settled. The claim that the Cincinnati
nominations had hsrmonized Tammsny
and Irving Hall has apparently been
premature. Then, perhaps. the most
sRRravating and difficult problem Of all
10 presented In the fraternal fight be-
tween Williams and Landers In Indiana.
Az Virginia 10 also not acting In . aensi.
bic way, altogether things are not 20
pleasant - they seemed TO 30 Of hrst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Meeting aasurdsy EveuisE Quar-.
tsriy ssasemsuts and Bills Al
lowed.

There was Q full Board at the meeting
Of the County Commissioners Saturday
evening. and the minutes Of the last
meeting were read and approved.
Tho Committee on Telephone was
given further time.
Reports were Hled a. follows:
G. L. Metcalf. Constable Township
No. 2-Fees for June quarter: Civil,
s45i IS ; criminal. Sll42 /; total fees,
1888 65.
John Knox Brown. Justice OF Town.
ship No. 2-Fees from May 6 to June
80. inclusive civil. 1891 IS; criminal,
$4Sl %; total, $7l3.
Sheriff Willismson-Fees from all
quarters for quarter ending June 80.
S5l0S 81.
Bills were allowed as follows: John
Knox Brown. Justices fees. S278; @. l..
M.tcalf. Constable's fees, $3.50; TsrboI
i Co., fixing tunnel on Tunnel toll
road, S2ll n; ]. B. Orsm, work on
same, $40; Lonkey i Smith, lumber
for same, s2e2 03; Alex. Demartini.
interpreting. Sl2; B. H. CarriCk, three
months salary as Treasurer, $3.50;
Rich & Mercer. provisions for poor,
$50 -.
Adjourned till Thursday. 10Th inst,
at z 80 p. II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12
VIRGINIA SCHOOLS.
Election OF Teachers Saturday
Wages Reduced aad she Half
DaS 6ystsm kxtended.

The Virginia School Board elected
teachers Saturday for the ensuing year
a. follows:
Fourth wsrd-Instructor Of High
School and Principal Of all the schools
OF the District. Professor h. F. Baker;
Assistant In High School, Mrs. b. n.
Swift; Second Grammar teachers. Mrs.
Jessup and Miss Blak.lsy; First Pri.
mary Department. Mrs. Potter and Miss
Buckley; Second Primary Department,
Miss Sullivan and Miss Nicholson;
Third Primary Department. Miss May
and Mrs. ]. J. Magic; Fourth Primary.
Miss Msdigsn and Miss Lynch.
Third wsrd-Tsacher OF First Gram.
mar class and Assistant Principal for the
building, Professor Gray; Second Gram.
mar, Miss Habioht: First Primary, Miss
Cashion; Second Primary. Miss O'Far-
rsll; Third Primary, Miss Kate Nsale;
Fourth Primary. Miss Holmes.
First Ward-Nsv First Grammar Do.
partmsnt established there, Mrs. Msona.
mara, teacher +; Second Grammar. Miss
Dsttenreidsr; First Primary, Miss Ellis;
Second Primary. Miss Morgan (: Third
Primsry. Miss Connolly; Fourth Primary.
Miss Brophy.
Flowery-Uppsr School. Miss o. L.
Taylor; Lower School. Miss Hodgins.
Supsrnumsrsries were chosen - fol.
lows: Aiss Lizzie Beck. Miss Maggie
Long. Miss Cassie Lowman, Miss Lizzie
Cardwell.
The j~anitors were all reelected.
Salaries were fxed % follows: n. +.
Baker. Principal. etc.. SITS; Mrs. Swift,
$50; Professor Gray. $3.50 as teacher
and $40 extra for other duties; Mrs.
Mcnamara. $3.50. The four Second
Grammar teachers were allowed $l00
each; First Primary teachers, $50 each;
Second, Third and Fourth Primaries,
$50 each ; Flowery teachers, mixed
grades. 500 each.
The halliday system was extended to
the Third Primary departments. BY
this and the reduction Of salaries. teach.
srs' wagers were reduced from $S270 per
month to $2505.
Professor Willis. formerly Principal
Of the Third Ward School. resigned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12

Ed Mccarthy. J shifTsr. ] d Reese. J
Scott. r D Gentry. W L Chalmers. A A
Snyder. Curtis, @ A Lyford. Miss c
W Lowman. r W Mussravs. H B John.
son. Mrs Wright. Miss D Spencer. Miss
: Jenkins. Mrs + D Pitts. Thos Chalmers
and wife. Mrs Cameron and family. Mrs
W Elliott. J Scott, r Il Wright, / Rich.
Miss Turcsil. A Ashley. J Berry. J Quinn.
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Woman Arrested for Murder.

CHICAGO, July l0.-Mrs. Mary Var
Kirk Of Milwaukee. arrested on suspi
oion Of having poisoned her st.pmoth''
aud bali brother. has been held to bal
In tho sum OF $4,000. The chemist who
analyz-d tue coutrnts OF the stomach,
OF the woman's alleged victims. testified
that be found arsenic 10 both. Mrs,
Van Kirk is married into Q we'll known
family, and has hitherto borne an excel
lent reputation. Her motive Is sup
posed to DO to gain possession OF hsi
stepmother's property.
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Probable Rise in Flour.

New Yosx. July l2.-Charlss b.
johnson. . leading four merchant. who
has recently returned from the West,
said yesterday that the indications were
that higher prices for -four would pre-
vail for the next thirty days. A large
proportion OF the Winter wheat In the
Northwest still remains u~nharvestsd,
because Of the wet weather. and OF that
which had been cut only q small amount
had been thrashed. The kernels were
too soft to grind into -four for some
time to come.
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Cavsd On.

At 10 80 O'Clock Sunday morning Der.
nard Lacy. miner at the G. l. Q. shaft
was csvsd on. His right ankle was dis.
located and the bones Of the leg above
IL broken twice in two. He was
scratched and p~unctured all over and
looked a. though = Calling gun ioade
With gravel bad been turned loose upon
him. He will doubtless recover.
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ARMED TO TIE rERIH,

Is . very common expression. but We think tina,
armed to embellish and preserve them to . rips
old sge 10 decidedly more appropriate. Thu
can be done by kesOins yourself supplied with
Q bottle OF that splendid dsntifrics, Fragrant
sOZODoNT. which will besutify the teeth and
preserve them from the rayages OF decay
SUZODONT contains no acids or gritty SUB
stances which inIure the enamel, but 70 com
posed Of rare ana antiseptic herbs. which have
4 beneficial effect on the whole economy OF the
mouth. Sold by druggists. 10
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The Prisss.

By certain changes In the advertise
ment OF the Caledonian picnic, to be
held at Trssdway's Park. Carson. satur.
day. August Z. II will bs seen that ladies,
boys and girls will DO allowed 10 COM
pete for the prizes without fees. In the
gentlemen's archery contests competitors
will b allowed ten arrows each ct the
40. so and 60 yard targets. The prizes
Of the club are really elegant and can
DO seen in Manning's window, Virginia.
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silver NM.

srLvra HILL NINE. July 10. 1880
W. Z. Dom. Secretary: Our Wine has
been sunk and timbersd IL feet. The
water 10 still strong and very warm. Our
south crosscut 10 now east 500 feet in
hard. dry porphyry. The face shows
indications Of water this morning. Both
the crosscut and Wine have been very
slow drilling and hard. short blasting.
II G. HLLYrR, Supt.
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Yellow Jacket.

Com HILL. July 10. lSS0.-George
w. Wallace. Vice President: The drift
east FROM the $500 level 10 In 80 feet.
The one from the 5000 level east has
been stopped 30 feet from the shaft.
owing TO the accumulation Of water.
which We were unable to handle while
two new columns are being placed in
position to supply the place Of the two
detective ones. We are still engaged In
ballasting. and hope to soon have the
pump running continuously. The reser,
voir tunnel IL in lao feet. leaving $50
T. @. TArLoR. supt.
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Juss the Thing.

These are Just the days when one
wants to have something good to read.
~ the cool Of the evening comes on and
the mezzotints are all abroad. Club.
buck has II ct his .Postofacs bookstore.
whore he also keeps stationery. jswslry.
cutlery. toys and . thousand other dssir.
able things. Papers and magazines q
specially. See his advertisement In an
other column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-12
REMARKABLE Rufaio Hunt.

CHICAGO, July 1o.-An army ofaoer
stationed at Fort Ksosh, nov In THU
oitv. aiyss an account OF = buffalo hunt
which recently took place on aud In the
Y.Ilovstons. The Grow Indians, get.
tine . uttls short Of meat. went In pur.
suit OF bison. Finding = herd Of 1000.
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srOCK sEPORr.
san Francisco board.

- 8MOA8So RS@4
rms MoxSfSo.
80 ophir. IN
$50 Mexican.
400 Gould q Curry. s
100 Best q Belchsr. 81
$50 Cslifsrsia. .
AS Savage. ~, 40
lis0 Con. Virgins, 8 20. Jas. ~
60 Grown Point, I so
$50 Ysllew Jacket ~, 4 40. &3s
400 Imperial. ESQ
Is Kentuck. 2. 2 10
l65 Alpha. 4 so
SIS Bslshsr. ~
10 Confidence. ~
$40 Sierra Nevada, IL, HI, los
90 Utah. 81, 81
$50 Bullion. I 20. l so
l3S Exshsqusr. ~. u
$50 Ovsrmaa. I Is. I 20
ITO Justice. Toe. 75o
$50 Uaisa Con-. 2oS. 20H
so Alta, II
100 Jllia. 45e. Soc
leo Silver Hill. 500
$50 New York. 500
500 Andes. 75e. soc
$50 Scorpion. I 20
40 Benton Con-
$50 Quinn. ~ $50
100 Potesi. I IS
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Another Railroad Enters chicago.

CHICAGO. July l2.-Ths Wabash road.
which has been vainly trying to gain an
entrance to the city for several months.
has finally made arrangements to come
In over the Panhandle route, and will
begin to carry freight at once. The rail-
road men have predicted disturbances In
the freight pools In consequences. sspsci.
ally In that OF the Southwestern rate
aasosistion,
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Arrivals THIS MorninE.

Hall. s E FOCUS. J 3 Ryno. Il A
Mason. " b johnson. A O Pratt, JR
johnson. O Reynolds. Mrs z Taylor. J
Sutherland. Capt J Kelly. A Il Hawlsy. Z
] Smith. Mrs J c Hampton. Z b Coak.
ling, ] d Cohen.
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John ". Mackay has besn chosen

John W. Mackay has been chosen
Honorary President Of the Virginia
Association Of French Citizens. on
account Of his many acts Of kindness to
that people. The Association will osls.
brste the anniversary Of the downfall OF
the Citadel Of Paris. commonly called
the Battle, which occurred July ~,
1889.
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Drurrisss aad Aposhecsriss.

Hasbrouck / Hall. Main steeet, Gold
Hill. Opposite Yellow Jacket Engine
House) keep . full supply o. pure drugs.
and are ready to wait upon customers at
all hours OF the day or night. The arm
desire to call especial attention 10 the
celebrated remedies Of E. L. Jones l. 90.
Of Battle Greek. Michigan, for which
they are sole agents for the Pacific coast.
For further particulars see card Of Has.
brouck & Hall. In another column.