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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-09-07

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HUCKLEBERRY PUDDING

Take fve-cent stale loaf of bread,
cut in thin slices and butter, and put a
layer in the bottom of china baking
dish; strew in the huckleberries and a
tablespoonful of sugar; go on this way
until you come to the top; then pour in
a cupful of water and cover with bread
on top, and bake until brown on top.
Eat with milk. 1t ought to be sweet
enough; if not add sugar. Must be
eaten cold.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
Iadu.srious Thieves.

There 10 M class In the community
that cannot be accused OF wasting their
time In idleuess, and they are the thieves.
Scarcely day passes Of late that there
is not Q robbery or an attempt at rob-
berry reported. During some time last
night some OF this miserable class en-
tered the house OF Mrs. Scott. corner Of
F and Union streets, Virginia. and took
therefrom 9 small CARLOAD Of stuff. con.
sistine principally OF provisions. Among
the articles taken were q case OF eggs, o
ham or two, sides OF bacon. canned
fruits and vegetables and such other
things that u not be identified easily
which were in Mrs. SCOTS storeroom.
There 10 no clue 10 the thieves, = ' that
the robbery appears to have been CON.
mitted BY some q familiar with the
premises. By the large quantities that
are carried OF by these midnight Wis.
itors It would seem they 60 around with
cart, for on several occasions they
have stolen more than two men could
pack.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
IHs0snau's A~ssaiiaSts.

In the examiustlon before Justice
Hires this morning Of the Caldwell broth.
FRS, who = under arrest for ~assaultins
John Hoffman last Saturday night.
Adam Graub and J. ]. Krsbble were the
only witnesses called. Their testimony
10 substantially to the effect that the
prisoners we're loading around Ho5man's
place; that on Friday last their sctions
were such a. to attract attention.; that
they wen, through the rear OF the saloon
aud lifted The trap door leading down
stairs and that they seemed to be care.
fully inspecting the premises.
Al the conclusion OF the testimony Of
the aforementioned witness. District
Attorney lilies asked that the exsmina.
ton be continued until 8 o'clock this
afternoon. 90 his presence was desired
by the County Commissioners at their
meeting at IL o'clock. Toe sxaminstion
was continued 10 accordance with bis
request.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Tho Presidentb Progress Toward
Recoverable Can Feel the Ball
-fslk Of Extracting L..

NEW Yoax, August "A Worlds
Washington special on Gsrhsld's condi-
ton rays: The nourishmsntI that 10 as
simulated does no more than TO keep bis
system In q condition Of uniform feeble
ness, yet the feeling Of confidence at the
White House and throughout the city
has not abated . particle. and the at.
tsndspts are discussing whether II may
bs wise to give the President Q rest ct
the Soldiers Home before taking him to
sea, Mrs. Garfield Is OF that opinion
and has selected . room In the Presi.
dents cottage.
A Washington special to the Evening
Tsleqram says that the members Of the
Cabinet now believe the President ont
Of danger Ii made evident by the prsps.
rstiops OF some Of them to leave Wash
ipQton at an early date. Blaine has
aSed ON August 10 for his departure for
Maine, with his family. Hunt will start
IN q tour Of the Northern Navy Yards.
II possible, on the 10Th. Lincoln will
return to Rice Beach next week, aud
Maovssgh will 60 to Pennsylvania about
the same time. The President yestsr.
day again asserted that hs could feel the
ball distinctly when be was raised In 9
sitting posture, although unable TO do 20
when reclining. This 10 due to the
weight OF the abdomen pressing against
the groin. Is such pressure would soon
produce irritation. The opinion 10 gen.
orally expressed by surgeons outside OF
the case that an operation for the ball
will bs necessary before the President 10
allowed to leave bis bed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
TAKE OFF YOUR HAT"
An order or the Chairman Of che
Board Of Ceanty Commissionsrs
that MAS nos 0beyed.

While the Board OF County Commits
sioners we're in session yesterday alter
noon Colonel N. N. Stone. an attorney
st.law. entered the County Clerks oflSs
lin which the County Commissioners
uest) and was trsusaoting some bust.
ness with that officer when Chairman
CANAAN Of the Board Of County Com.
missionsrs raped on the table and de.
manded "ordsr."
The attorney and Clerk lowered their
voices 90 - not to disturb the members
Of the Board and proceeded with their
business, when Chairman Csnavsn said:
"Colonsl Stone. take Of your hat.
the Board IL In session."
The attorney. without making Q reply.
removed his head covering. and finished
his business with the Clerk. Then plac-
ing his hat over his eyebrows asked.
Captain Csnavan. may / ask BY what
authority you order me-. a citizen and q
prscticing attorney OF the Court, COM
ing into the Clerks Office, which 10 q
public Office, to transae business with
the Clerk, to smovs my hat 2"
Canavan-Thv Board has arule which
requires persons to take of their hats
and also prohibits smoking while 1t 10 In
session.
stone-Show me the law for any such
proceeding.
C~anavan-If there 10 no law for 1t and
Il il illegal. the District Attorneys are
responsible, for 1t has been Q rule OF the
Board with their knowledge and without
objection.
Stoue-I defy any District Attorney
to show me any such law, and ! consider
II Q piece OF insolsncs upon the part OF
the Board.
C~snavan-I am never insolsnt and /
never permit IL.
Stons-I don't mean to be insolent or
disrespectful to the members OF the
Board, but ! simply insist upon my
rights. ! take Of my hat in courts OF jus.
tics and you are no Court.
Canavan-It 10 usual for gentlemen to
take Of their hats in the presence OF de-
iiberats bodies anyway.
Stone-I claim to DO Q gentleman and
always show proper respect for oircum.
stances and places.
With that the gentleman took his dc.
parturs with his hat on his head.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
the DAY Of PLEASURE.
Hssss or the preparations for the
CaIsdosisn Ptesis - Arehsrs -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Tho archery contest promises to BE-
exciting at the Cslsdonisn picnic on Sat.
urday. Gold Hill arohsrs. to the mum.
Der OF six or eight, are prscticins night
and morning and word comes from Oar.
SON that ten followers Of Robin Hood are
daily throwing their arrows In the dirse-
ton OF the golden bullseye.
Besides the archers. the contest be.
tween the military teams will be closer
and more exciting than heretofore. The
Emmett and Carson Guards are about
evenly matched. and each will do their
utmost to win.
The National boys have their dander
up because OF an article In . morning
contemporary which stated they trusted
to luck rather than practice after several
years OF successive victories, and are
again fsttening tons Of lead against their
2O0-ysrd target. To correct the morn.
ing contemporary. II Is but fair to say
for the Nationals that they lost their
prestige by the removal OF their crack
shots to other camps and that the pres.
emit team has among IL but about ave Of
those who composed the winning team
Of years gone by. The new team has
many young men. who. a. soon % they
get over their nervousness Tor "buck
fsvsr") when at picnics. will make their
shots tally Ave.
In addition to the militia and arohsrs
"improvipg each shining hour" the
members OF tho Csledonian Club have
DOT lot the time 20 by In idlensss. They
are expected to make . better showing
In the celebration OF their national
games this year than hsrstofors. and
doubtless will.
Prof. Cara's full band has been en-.
gagged to render music on the train and
also to play their best dancing melodies
in the pavilion for the accommodation
Of those desiring to "trip the light fan.
tastio."
Tickets for the round trip. including
admission to the park. are but 81. Gold
Hillsrs can procure them Of Chubbuok
Z Thorburn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
steel Works 10 Colorado.

DrSvrR, COL. August 4.-Ths blast
furnace Of the South Pueblo Steel
Works will be ready to blow In about
three weeks. The works cost over .
million dollars. The company will be
ready to run out steel rails by next Do.
cember. They already have q contract
10 furnish the Denver and Bio Grande
Company with thirty thousand steel
rails for their extensions. This will be
about the capacity Of the works for the
nrst year. This 10 the FIRST and only
steel works established In Colorado. and
10 looked upon ~ quite an era In Its
history. As evidence OF the stimulus
given TO South Pueblo by these works.
the company has sold lots to the value
Of over q hundred thousand dollars
since the beginning Of the year. The
company owns several iron mines near
Placer and South Arkansas, to which .
side track will be extended by the Rail.
road Company. The works will DO n
Of the largest in the country. and the ore
they will use 10 said to DO equal 10 the
Lake Superior deposits In purity for
the manufacture Of steel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
Few Qu-ssiess.

Eprros Nrws : It appears that the
Governors Of some OF our States propose
to appoint . day Of thanksgiving to Al.
miahty God because Of the expected re-
covery to health OF the President. The
question naturally suggests itself here:
What would the Governors have done u
the President had died Would they
have acted upon the logical oonvsrss OF
the proposition II the restoration to
health Of the PRECEDENT 10 the direct and
special act Of God. to whose account
would the death Of the Presidrnt have
been charged II he had died hprsysra
have availsd anything toward the restore.
ton to health Of the President, Why did
not prayers save him from the shot Of
the vould-bs assassin U. d.
QoLp HrLL, August 4, 1881.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
Indians on the Warpath In New
Mexico-Captain Jack Crawford
Heard From.

DENVER. August A Iribuns's Las
Vegas special from sooorro. New M.I.
leo. says An engagement between rem.
esads Apschss and Mexican ranchsrs
has just taken place on BED Greek In the
San Msteo mountains. Seven MeIIcsns
were wounded and o died yesterday.
Government scouts who have arrived
here report that the Indians are sup
posed TO be under the leadership OF Ma.
ussu, and arc coming north. killing
everything in their way. A large mum.
Der OF defrns.lrss whites are reported
killed already. and there can DO no msr-
cy expected for thoss yet to be eneoun.
tered. Four sheep hsrdsrs have been
massscred In tina San Mateo mountains
and other sheep men are missing.
LATsR-A dispatch from Captain Jack
Crawford ct Fort Craig says At ii A.
NJ, Thursday. the Indians jumped
Mitchsll's party OF ten Americans snd
twenty.six MeIieans. out from Chloride
City on Q train, in Bed Canyon. The
Aaht lasted until dark. Three Indians
we're killed and nine Mrxioans and Amer.
leans wounded and killed, with two
missing. All their horses were taken BY
the Indiana. Lieutenant Guilfoyls has
started on the trail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
A DAREDEVIL.
A Prissssr In IN County Jsii Gets
Properly Pusishsd.

Jack wyess. . prisoner confined In the
County Jail for petty larceny. became
abusive yesterday afternoon because
packages sent to bin were opened BY
the jail officials. The trouble arose at Q
time when County Commissioner Fra
ser, Weber and Gallagher were In the
Jail; also. ]. E. Mcdonald, Of the shsr-
ia's office. Tbs prisoner addressed his
remarks to Mr.. Mcdonald. who was
handing him some packages left BY
friends for his use. Mcdonald told him
that tbs rules Of the jail required the
opening Of packages. and that his friends
would be admitted at proper times and
under proper conditions. Still wysse
continued his abusive language.
Mr.. Mcdonald then called to Deputy
Sheriff Fsrnhsm. who was In the kitchen,
asking him to come and do something
with wyess. The Deputy went into the
jail when Wyese began to curse and
abuse him. He was told that hs would
be put into his cell unless he behaved
himself. wyese wore no n could
put him In his cell.
Nj. Farnham took hold OF him to put
him In the cell. when wysss struck him
a elancing blow on the right ear. wysse
closed In on Farnham. when the latter
struck him . couple OF blows with his
fist, without any apparent effect. The
two men then srspplsd aud. after .
moments struggle for the mastery. both
went to the foor. wyess underneath.
The prisoners head wal severely cut
In the fall. a. be struck heavily upon
the stone Aoor Of the jail. Fsrnhsm
Immediately went for . doctor, who had
to take several stitches In wyess's scalp.
and Il IL not probable that he will BE-
able to resist IN ofiesr for some time 10
come.
wysss 10 the man Who two or three
yssrs ago shot an Indian woman from
Canada while engaged In . street hsht
with Q man With whom be had some
trouble. he 10 now In jail for petty lar.
csny In having snatohsd $40 OF Q faro
table some time since. Hs ct that time
escaped and went to Bodis. bot return.
ine vas arrested for the theft. He II
looked upon - one Of the most dsspsr.
ate men In the Jail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04

sAs FnAscrsco. August As ?. ~
Alta, - bid. 5 80 asked; Albion. ! Is bid.
IL asked. N sales; California. ssc bid.
sos asked. $50 sales; Union Con-. 8 bid;
Mexican. ~ bid. ~ asked. ~ sales;
Best ! Bslehsr. 81 bid. 81 salss; Orc.
Sc bid; Con. Virginia. N bid; savage.
4 % bid; Chollar. . Is bid; Gould 4 Our.
~. ~ bid; Bsleher. 2 so bid; Day. . IS
asked; Sierra Nevada. 81 sales; Union
Con-. 81 bid. 81 asked; Mexican. ~
bid; Beet 4 Bslchsr. 81 bid; Sierra Ne
vsds. 81 bid. 81 ssksd. 81 sales; Julia.
800 bid; ophir. S bid; Gould 4 Curry
% salss. 4 50 bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
Di.trie. Cs.ri-xi.iss. Jadss.

The following business has been trans.
acted in this court since last report
Margaret Logan vas granted . divorce
from George Logon on the ground Of sI'
trems cruelty. Recess until 10 o'clock
this morning.
Yesterday afternoon the administration
OF the Lsndy estate was directed TO sell
the mining stock held by him and turn
the proceeds over to the Clerk for dis
tributiou among the heirs. This morn.
ing the attorney for the heirs appeared
10 court and asked that an order issue
to compel the attendance Of the admin.
i~strstor In court. Granted. and admin
istrstor required to appear at ! o'clock
and show why be should not bs
punished for contempt.
Recess till / ?. y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
Marnan1moua pemocracy.

WASHINGTON. August mo action 10
contemplated by the New York Demo-
Gratis looking to the exclusion Of Miller
and Lapham from the Senate 90 far a.
known by the party leaders here. One
prominent Democrat said he didn't
think O contest would be made on the
tschnicsliiy that n days hsllotins vas
made With less than Q majority OF the
Albany Senate present. Snch warfare
could be waasd by Republican. in zoe
House a. q r~taliatory measure. Anotnai
Democratic Senator says be will vote 70
seat them ct once. 40 no State can q az
priyed OF representation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
rhs Pre,Ident Regalnlng strength.

WARRINGTON. August Tile progress
Of the President toward recovery ysster.
day wal marked and satisfactory. He
partook Of rather more than the usual
amount Of nourishment, including beef
steak, milk, meat extract, toast sstura-
ted with beef juice. and q little COTE.
His strength 10 daily increasing, and he
10 already able to do more In the way Of
turning himself In bed and helping 9th
rrs raise bis body than the surgeons
think prudent to allow. In the opinion
OF the surgeons the President 10 now
better and stronger than at any time
heretofore. DR.. ARnew returned to
Philadelphia yesterday, and Doctor
Hamilton arrived from New York ct
1880 p. n. In view. however. OF the
Presidents extremely favorable oondi.
tion. Dr.. Hamilton was not hsrs last
pipht,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
A MODEST REQu1sT.
Inmer.i Ce.,rsess Mes Legal.

There were two suits in Justice Elan.
nipsham's court yesterday somewhat out
Of the ordinary line Sarah n. Rogers
the plaintiff In each case and John
Dolby and Joseph Cowis the defendants.
The men tsavs the msrk) are miners.
the former working at the Con. Imperial
and the latter ct the c. i c. shaft. The
woman 10 OF fast p%roclivitiss. and the
suits we're brought BY her to recover $50
and $40 respectively. which she claimed
tsnd no denial was offered In svidencs)
% her wages Of sinful relations with the
defendants.
Under the statutes. which do not re-
cognizs immoral contracts ~ legal. Jus
tice Flsnnipeham dismissed the cases.
He expressed . regret at the necessity
for 20 doing. believing that the male
beasts we're more degraded and more lost
TO shame than the woman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
Lave Business man.

F. W. Folsom. the live. energetic and
sntsrprising proprietor Of the grocery
store situated ct the corner Of Dspo.
avenue and Main street. Gold Hill. 10 up
with the times. and awake to the needs
Of the community. HIS goods are dis.
posed OF ct a. reasonable prices a. any
one could ask. he 10 In constant receipt
OF berries and fresh vegetables, besides
keeping constantly on hand choice fam.
lily groceries Of every description. Bead
bis advertisement under New To-day"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
Railroad Matters.

CHICAGO, August 4.-Ths Times says:
The presence here Gf Joseph Hickson,
General Manager Of the Grand Trunk
Railroad. gives credit to the rumor that
the Grand Trunk proposes TO do bust.
mess to its full capacity, whether Of
freight or pssssnssrs. without regard to
rates.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad Di.
rectors yesterday declared . %ssmi-snnual
dividend OF ~ per cent.
Seven cases VI sunstIoks were reported
yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
~subssastisl HANK.

Ths card Of the Nevada Bank Of San
Efanciseo will BE- found In our sdvsrtis-
ins columns today. II states that the
sesuey OF the bank. ct the corner Of Q
and Taylor streets. Virginia, has special
facilities for dealing In bullion. This
abatement parties having bullion to sell
MI do veil to heed. The agency also
sssnsssts Q general banking and exchange
huaiuaso.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
sieh Br.sh.rs O. Trs.sis.

Sheriff Hanks yesterday afternoon.
Immediately after the sale OF the stock
and fixtures OF the Rich Brothers to
Pinshewsr Brothers. under an execution,
again attached the lame stock ~ prop
sFty Of the Rich Brothers, including Isl
dsrs. on behalf Of the Coleman Brothers.
they giving the Sheriff an indemnity
hond Of $1,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
The Presidents condition Today
Latest Omcial Information.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WARRINGTON
August $3.50 A. M.-Ths President
continues to improve. He slept well
during the night and this morning looks
and expresses himself chssrfully. An-
other satisfactory day Ia anticipates.
Pulse. 80; temperature. 1874; rsspira'
ton. Is.