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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-27
JONI Daimler,

JONI DAAhW hfAss
TO sell Vinous and Spurious Liquors in less
quantities than one gallon during he year
1881, in the house now occupied by the said
John Dahmer as a Retail Sol0on, on the North
side Of Main Street. We recommend the said
Dahmer to be Of good reputation, and sober,
aud a suitable man to receive such license
Martin Van Beauron, Mark Gillian, louis
Berry, T J Holland, s W Barton, John Rossin,
H S Bodenhamer, @ Q Ross, q Lyon, II
Carter, John Brady, 2 + Tubs, James G
Knowls, Joe Tins, I n Sheareri Dan Skinner,
Harry Maldiu, " oOdson Carter, John II Babb,
A ] Pyron, Alfret Vaughn, Chas. Cleary, J
N Rye, Enooh Baiioti, All Horton, Jackson
Denton, W Dean, NJ. Houseman, q g Mur-
ray, William Miller, r L AshbY, Frank Ward,
Austin Crosby, Phil Ward, Bill Wheeler, Jack
Adams. d Threat, j parchman, J I Bo Rden,
Green Wheeler, Jim Montgomery, J W Buch-
anau, Jessie Barker, Will Merriwether, Taylor
Townsend, II Montgomery, Joe James, Cato
Jaues, 2 Mcintosh, White, Phil Horton,
Thomas Moore, John Turner, A Mooser II
Walker, ri n Carter, Robert buchanan, Giles
Baldwin. Louis Minis, las Fannin, Mack Howe,
Tom Brownlee, N Holiz, Mich Dreyfoos, ].
Neubert, W d Frazee, W Z rindall, 3 n Tin
DAN. J s Chancellor, J McCutchen, K ii Buch-
anan, A Creighton, 4 Denton, W I Harill
Austin Threat, Andrew Shaekelford, Matt
G @ Harrill, A Harris, Stepney
sheppard, T J Mancill, 7 Davenport, W
Daniel ] A Dawson, jim Allen, Il Z Moore,
James Topp, N G Elliott, Jas Williams w
Williams, Jos Owen Ihos. J buchanan, W Il
Hardin, d F Hodges, Il Stone, W Buch-
man. I'M Maker, j NJ HightoWer, Ruff.
L w McNamee, / Graener, James Branch, Joe
n Dulaney, s r Marable, N Davis, Oscar
rrice. i Ii Robertson, Louis + West, FaIk-
ler. j Price, d Morrow, Mclntosh,.G |
i Hirhtower, Z T Trice, Jno. P Porter, Henry |
u Jennings. Jas &C. tioa, n Griiiin. ] N /
Johnson. y /, Baker, Herman Soften, V Turner, 1
( 4 Chandler, W G Mabry, z Harper, Lee 1
fairies, John frico, J A hnA, Sandy Pulliam, 4
sydney jackson, Duck Sharp, J Il Griffin, Jr
4 d AbsFnelhy, D McCarley, W Hansell,
N b HanseH, Il c Buchanan, @ A n Puliiam,
Ipionv buchanan, w n Darden, Henry Waller,
Idam Hanehton. r r Huntington, N + Trim
nier. jerry Scale. + A Gallagher, W W
richardson. E J Buiord, q q Porter, Squire
Iorton. Thad Gilmore, Sol Mehrhach, K j
Ivan, Jasper Woods, Charles Simms, Tom
tone, Tom Hill, 4 R0sonbaum, Simon Frien-
N, VI Lacey, p Black, Nelson johnson
NoCurley. Joe DObsnn, Mit Owen, Frank
'oung, Porter Shetnn, Dave Barnes, William
aylor, George Hodges, West san Banks
Ienry Harris, Wash Barnes, Jerry Watson.
ohm g Coax. Van BUCHANAN, Thad Shaekel-
iri, Henry Hammond, Jim Branch, Lee willis,
ames Yana. SAN Horton, Allen Horton, Perry
Ibis, Badger Montgomery, Ben Valiant, Ben
unit. Andrew Roysiar, James Logged, Thomas
oaiy, Martin Lloyd, George herriweather,
rice Morriwsaths r., Dec sheppard, Tom CLARK,
Wiar. s S Wier, Ben Walker, Anderson
rin, 3 Mnrris Pate Campbell, ] I uauris,
maricus White, Steve WilliaWs. Bob boone,
aavilr boone, George Nelson, A Il Nanhouse,
orre Wilbur, A n Brett, a Townsend,
4 uuHler.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-27
FRANK HURKTuT. 49,.
HENRY ~ LACEN.

Snow five inches deep zen Of
Mobile last Sunday night
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-27
Petition For License.

THE STATS OF MISSISSIPPI CRY OF
CuoKAsAw County, ! OKoLoNA.
To the President and Members Of the Honor
able board Of Seiectmen Of said City, County
ana State
WE the undersigned petitioners over the
w age Of twenty zone years, beipg legal
voters in said City, County and State, do petit
ton your Honorable Body to grant License to
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-27

THE "Bar of Aberdeen" or a part
Of il at any rate, don't like our ar
ticle last week, and as a consequence
have discontinued their subscription,
and will, we suppose, proceed in
their systematic way to sit down Oh
the MESSENGER. It's sad to think
we have brought down upon our de
voted heads the wrathful indignation
Of the ever successful and all power
fnl "Bar ofAberdeen," but we con-
soleourselves with the reflection, .He
is thrice armed who hath his quarrel
just" and shall endure the pressure
with fortitude and equanimity. and
do our leueI best to survive it.
Oar legapfriends OF Aberdeen, We
feel sure, are making a mistake in so
unceremoniously snubbing the MIS-
sENGER We we're doing them the
favor, at a very small cost, OF fur
oishing them 8 mirror wherein "they
might see themselves as others sec
them" but If they decline to look,
we shall not attempt to initiate their
conduct towards the tax payers OF
Monroe county in the railroad mat
ter, and apply coercivo measures.
We are too liberal and generous to
force them to subscribe for the MIS-.
SINGER, If they don't wish to be ed.
fed and enlighted by its outspoken
utterances in behalf Of truth, justice
and the inherent rights OF a free PEG.
pie. We will let them think for them.
selves, and act for themselves, 50 far
as the MESSENGER is concerned,
without the interpositioH OF 9 .'writ
Of prohibition" restraining them
from using "cuss words towards the
editors, OF the paper, land herein
our conduct will compare most e.
vorably with that Of the "Bar oil
Aberdeen" IN reference 70 the recent
railroad election. 0ae other
thought and We are done. Person.
ally We like the gentlemen compos. |
ing the "Bar Of Aberdeen" They
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-27

to sell Yinous and Spurious Liquors in less
quantities than one gallon during The year
1881, in the house now occupied By the said
John Dahmer as a Retail Soloon, on the North
side Of Main Street. We recommend the said
Dahmer to be Of good reputation and sober,
aud a suitable man TO receive such license
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21

s. B. Segur. formerly Of Gold Hill.
bat new residing At css.mnes, Caller
MIA, writes to Dr.. Harris, Of Virginia,
stating that there Ia NO truth In the re-
port that the wound In his leg has brek.
en- out afresh. His friends will be glad
TO hear that 10 Is not having any trouble
with II.
Louis Dspsllo, who was severely In.
jured on Wednesday last BY being
thrown ever IN smbankment thirty feet
high. near the Chollar works, and
crushed by his horse falling on him. 10
resting comfortably and will get we'll.
Tickets for the Mechanics Unisn ball
can now be procured in Gold Hill at the
stores OF Chubbuck & Thorburn, Has
brcuck & Hall. John Jones. Jr., and the
Fashion Saloen, or OF any member oil
the Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21
A Portion OF President Garaeld's
Backbone Produced in Court
The Assassin Ce0lly Views His

WORK.
WASHINGTON, November 21.-Quits
the sensation Of the trial Of Gsrheld'a
assassin wss produced on Saturday after.
neon during the examination Of DR..
Bliss, when the District Attorney sud-
denly drew from a passsboard boz upon
his table . section Of Q human backbone.
and, holding Il up. inquired: "Do you
recognize this, dootorf" The audience
hung brsathlsssly upon the answer. 81
the witness In measured tones replied;
az do. It IL a portion Of the vertsbra
OF the late President James A. Gar
held." The vsrtsbra Was then handed
to the Jury and the character and extent
Of the wound fully explained to them.
DR.. Bliss was followed with the closest
attention on the part Of the entire audi.
sncs, with the sole exception Of Guitsau.
Who devoted himself 10 his papers. only
occasionally glancing up With the air Of
man being bored with Q recital In which
hs could have no interest.
After the vsrtebra had been returned
to the District Attorneys table. Ssoville
reached over and requested an oppor.
tunity Of examining It. It was handed
him, and Guitsau, who sits Immediately
on his right. examined It closely, - &c.,
Vile turned II ove from aide to side.
Hs made NO move to touch Il, however,
and gave not the slightest indication Of
any feeling ether than that Of casual
curiosity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21

John 8. Hansen Of Virginia was very
badly injured Saturday night BY . runs
way. BE Is the posssssor Of . spirited
horse and on that evening attempted to
drive to Steamboat with the horse bar.
messed to . blackboard. Captains Boyle,
Dunno and himself had previously
agreed to 60 10 Washoe valley to
have o deer hnnt Sunday and Ka-
nsen concluded to 60 over the grade.
Tho horse, when Il got into the snow
banks ON the road, became unmansee.
able and tipped the vehicle over. Mr..
Kaneen kept hold OF the rsins as long a.
was possible. and Was dragged for some
distance. The horse then either kicked
him or the blackboard struck him, for be
lost consciousness. Tho driver Of o
vegetable team. who Wal returning to
the ranch from Q trip 10 town, found
him shortly after. and thereby saved
him from freezing to death. The team
stsr took him 10 Steamboat. and after q
great deal Of delay Dr.. Harris Of Viz
einia was reached with q message. The
doctor started ct once. but he found the
road 20 bad that he was two hours In
reaching the patient. Hs found hin all
bruised and jsmmed. and believes that
Kansen has two OF his right ribs broken.
He bound him up and yesterday morn
ing brought him homo on the passenger
train.
The doctor. when interviewed this
msrning. said he did net know yet
whether more than one rib was broken,
% no had not taken Of the bandaees to
examine. but thought II quite likely two
were fractured. He said Kaneen wa
getting along Arst.rats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21
Ansr.s.. i.s.r..i session.

SAN Francisco. November Al P. NJ
Con. Virginia. 2 o5. 2; Alta. 4 IS; ophir.
Gu. GU; Julia. 2sc; Ksntuek. 2 As; Utah,
IA; ovsrman. "a. 2 70; Unisn Con. lev
lss. ios; Belcher, 2 90; Gould 4 Curry
81; SIERRA Nevada, l0b; Hale L Norcros'
5 10. 3 os; Scorpion. IL, l 20; Savage
3 10; Mexican. IL, ~; California. Coo
Best 4 Belchsr. .. 81 81; Benton. sSci
Bullion. lk,lks60; Yellow Jacket. Al
4 40, 4 Is; Chellar. I Go. l IS; Scorpion,
IL; ophir. GU; Union Con- ION; Geuid
4 Curry. sa; Martin White. ~; Silver
King. 20; Northern Belle. IN; Albion
I IS; Eureka Tunnel. 1 IS; Mono, I 10
Eureka Con-. TN; Bodie. @ 4 80. aisle
Bolie Tunnel. I 40; Potosi. ! GO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21
Guiteau at His Devotions-rhe A.
sassin on Exhibition.

WASHINGTON, November 2l.-Thsrs
were hundreds Of visitors Of the District
Jail yesterday. Religious services were
held In the morning In the rotunds by
representatives Of the various churches.
Guitsau was the attraction. and through.
cut the day o crowd OF anxious spec
tators hung around the gate opening
into the corridor In which 10 his cell.
Occasionally . party would obtain per.
mission to pass through the corridor and
view the prisoners In their cells. inclsd.
ing G~uitsau. The guards would engage
him In conversatisu with reference to
the attempt 10 kill him on Saturday.
His invariabls reply to oil questions was:
"Oh, yes; ! am hard to hit. People will
learn after . whils that the Lord 10 with
me, and will net permit me to be killed."
Tho fesh wound made by the shot
causes the prisoner NO Inconvenience
Whatever. He insisted that be must
have q strong guard Of policemen TO.
day to assist the Lord In keeping
him from danger. In the afternoon
the crowd ct the Jail became 30 great
that Guiteau was notified by the Warden
that there was q large number Of per.
sons In the rstuuda who desired to see
hin, and he had better step out into
the corridor. Guitsau Immediately put
on his coat and hat and brushed him
self of. and appeared In full view Of
every o present. Upon retiring hs
saluted the crowd In military style,
smiling In an Indifferent manner as he
did so. The guards say be passed g
quiet night, talking but little. He
spends most OF his time In reading and
writing. The guards also say that
while he appears perfectly calm and
composed. be yet is greatly disturbed
about teuorrew. He II not quite salts
Asd that he will escape Violence w.
rious ruuors are In circulation In the
the eastern part Of the city regarding
attempts to shoot Guitsau. Many be-
lisvs sonosrtsd action has been taken 10
kill him since the trial began. The
military guard 10 still on duty. No fears
are felt by the officers Of the jail OF any
further attempts to kill Guiteau.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21
Ansrase. ssrees EsperI

sAx Francisco. November AS ?. H.
Ovsrman. 40 bid. ~ asked. AZ sslss;
Sierra Nevada. i0t bid. ioS asked; Alta,
4 IS asked; Gould 4 Curry. 5Sbid; Ophir
Gk bid; Potosi, I 60 bid; Mexican. ~
bid. IN asked; Belcher. 2 IS bid; Yellow
Jacket. 4 40 bid; Best q Bslehsr. 81 bid
Sierra Nevada. ION asked. lok sales; Alta
~ sales; Gould. &Curry 81 sales; Benton
CSC bid. 9oc asked; Union Con-. loh sales;
Chollar. IN bid; Savage. . bid. 3 l0asksd;
Chollar. N bid; Scorpion. 1 20 asked;
Bsleher. 2k sales; Overman. 2 IS asksd;
Yellow Jacket. 4 Is asked; Union CON-
l0's sales; EIehequer, Ia asked; Gould 4
Curry. ~ asked. 5As salos; Crown Point,
IN ssked,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21
Death in the Pulpit.

SACRAMENTO, November 21.-Rsv. D.
L. Hart. pastor Of the church Of. Limited
Brethren, last evening just a. be finished
his sermon and was calling on persons
to come TO the altar to BE- prayed for.
was attacked With . At Of coughing, burst
o blood vessel. fell down In the pulpit.
was carried TO the vestry room and died
within ten minutes from excessive bleed.
ing. He was aged thirty.six years and
seven months and leaves Q wife and
daughter. He was 0 native Of Ohio.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21
Antl.Renter, Made to Ante.

BAN FRANCISCO. November 2l.-A pre-.
liminary meeting was held yesterday
afternoon In Charter Oak Hall by The
sy~mpsthizsrs Of Ireland, and an Anti
Rent League wal organized. About 200
persons were present. Resolutions were
adopted opposing the payment OF rents
either in Ireland or America. Speeches
were made by several In advocacy Of the
resolutions. Among those present wers
several prominent Socialists Of the city,
and while the strong anti-rent addressel
were being made. the owner Of the hall
made his appearance and claimed hia
rent. The sum required was paid; sul
the meeting adopted q resolution to pay
NO more rents in the future. The meet
ing adjourned for one week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21
A Shoshone's Feast.

The Eurska Sentinel tells Of an Indian
hunter who tosk two dozen wosd rats,
which he had captured along the Hum
boldt, to Palisade, and offered them for
sale among the less snterprising Of his
tribe. By way Of advertising his tempt
ing game, be skinned the rats carefully.
and then. making q little ere. sipged the
hair of the skins not over carefully. He
then relied each skin up into o pellet
and swallowed the two dozen, one after
another, with genuine aboriginal relish.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21

All parties having claims against the
estate Of ]. P. Becker. deceased. are TO
questsd by . notice under New Today"
10 present them to the s~xecutrix Of the
estate within ten months from date.
Siucs the annual shooting Of the Va
zieus military companies target practices
has been almost discontinued. The an
nusl match usually winds up the prac'
ties for the winter.
DR.. Chapman. the popular dentist oil
Virginia. Is . thorough workman In bis
profession and guarantees satisfaction.
Sec his advertisement under "Nsw To-
day."
The Liberty Junior Hose Company
are doing all 10 their power to perfect
arrangements for an enjoyable tine at
their dance Thanksgiving night.
Those vhs have not paid their taxes
had better do 90 before 0 o'clock this
svsnise. They are dslinqusnt tsnorrow,
and tan per osat. will Be added.
The passenger train on the Central
Pacific has been regular in time for two
dsys-f forty minutes behind schedule
time.
Parties eeas.ins now should b pro-
vidsa with watsr.preef clothing TO ssloy
IL. The tracks are slushy.
There will be- service In 81. Johns
(Episeepsi) Church Thursday morning
Thsaksgivias Day.
Oaly two druaks reported o. bsing In
The lookup since Saturday morning.
Ne eoastins accidents have bssa r.
pegtsd - fsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21
WESTERN DISPATCHES,
San Franciico Items.

: Ban FAANcrsco. November 2l.-Chss.
E. Locke. the wsll.known manager 81
the Bush Street Thsatsr, was arrested
last evening on three charges Of nisds-
msanor In carrying on OF his thsater .
gift entertainment. He promptly fur
nishsd bonds.
n. q. Plat, Deputy Coroner Of this
city. died quito suddenly ct his residence
at 8 80 last evening Of plsuro-pnsumonis.
Deceased was q member Of Company +.
National Guard. and also o member Of
George H. Thomas Post, g. A. 3. He
was q native Of New York, aged thirty
eight years, and leaves q wife, bat no
children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21
Lyon Ce.ssy Ts.ehers' I.ssisst'

The programme for the Lyon County
Tssehsrs' Instituts. called by Superin.
ts.dent Bray to meet next Friday even
ing, 10 a. follows: Music, Miss Randall;
essay on grammar. Miss R~othschilds;
ai,cussion on the same. Mills Van Wag-
enen, A. W. Willis and John Z. Bray;
select reading. Miss Holmes; reading
class, Miss Leslie; discussion IN the
same, ". W. Doohsr and Miss Courtney;
arithmetic class. Nelson W. Carr; dis.
oussisn, T. J. Boohsr and Miss Leitus;
music, Mesars. Brown and Campbell.
The Institute will open promptly o. Z
p. n. All the Storey county tsaoaef
. invited to attend; some. o. viii DO
seen by the above, are to participate In
thu exerciaoa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21
Cannon owns Up,

WASHINGTON; November l2.-In ihs
gtsh contested election case Cannon has
flsd the following: "Iu the matter oil
George Q. Cannoa's contest Of Allen G.
Csmpbsll's right to . seat In the House
Of Representatives Of the ~Forty-ssventh
Congress Of the United States - Del.
sRsts from the Territory Of Utah. I.
George @. Cannon, contestant. protest.
ing that the matter In this paper con.
tanned Il not relevant 10 the issue. DO I'd.
nit that I m . member Of the Church
Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints,
senuesly called Mssnsasi that n ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21

cordanes With the tsns.s Of said Church.
I have taken plural wives, Who now live
with me, and have 80 lived With me for
. number Of years, and borne me chill
drsn. I also. admit that In public ID.
dresses Al q teacher Of my religion IN
Utah Territory. I have defended said
tsnets Of said Church as being in my b.
Lief o revelation from God.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21
DISPATCHES
Guiteau shot at Again. aud He
Again Escapes Death By Q Scratch
Another Unfortunately Poor

Uultoou INV - h8sAns SoN NV
Again Escapes Death By . Scratch
Another Unfortunately Poor
Shot.
WASHINGTON. November 21.-Aftsr
the adjournment Of the court Saturday
afternoon. % Guiteau was being taken
from the oourt-room to the jail. Is usual,
q bold attenpt was made to kill him.
The driver OF the prison van gives the
following particulars: Upon the ad.
journmsnt Of the court the van started
Is usual for the Jail, having one police
man - guard. who sat On the seat with
the driver. Before reaching the Capitol.
the guard noticed . young man on
horseback riding lsisursly behind the
van. Near the oornsr Of the East Cap-
itol and First street the horssman sud.
denly rode up directly 10 the rear OF the
van and hastily peepsd through the
small grating. Guitsau va alone In the
van and seated on the right-hand side.
the seats running lsnethwiss OF the van.
After evidently satisfying himself OF the
location Of the prisoner, the horssnan
wheeled suddenly 10 the left Of the .
and frsd directly through II. Hs then
dashed to the front Of the van and
pointed his pistol at the driver, with
the evident intsniios Of intimidating
him or stepping the van. The driver
was somewhat excited. aad In 70.
Spouse 10 an inquiry, 10 reported
to have said that perhaps he In
tended to stop the . by shoot
ing one Of the hsrses. Seeing IN army
psiiosman BY the side Of the driver. he
exclaimed: "I'vs shst the -
-" aud, putting spurs to his horse,
dashed down East Capitol street In the
direction Of the Congressional Cemetery.
A policeman fred n shot at the fast
disappearing herssman and the driver Of
the van whipped his horses int . Rallop
and kept in sight Of him for several
blocks. The wsuld.be avsngsr. however.
was mounted on Q blssisd hsrss and
rapidly escaped out into the country.
BE was described a. o smooth.faoed man.
about twenty-five years Of age and .
dashing horssman. He had on . dark
brown suit. The van then preceded to
the jail and Guiteau was taken out In q
state OF excitement. He exclaimed: ~
have been shot. Notify Major Brock Of
once. Tell him 10 arrest the sc0undrel
ct once. and have hin dealt with ~ he
deserves" On examination It was found
that the ball had just Rrazsd Guiseau's
left wrist. iuflioting q mere scratch. The
ball struck the opposite aide Of the van
and fell upsn the floor.
Many express regret that the shot was
not fatal. Guitsau says that the failure
to kill him IL another evidence that the
Lord IL taking care Of him, and went let
any harm come to him. % ID still nm.
easy and frightened.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21
Cos she Drop ON Gilmore.

The cases ON appeal against the Gil
mores have been reset for next Friday.
Gilmore. masculine gender. il wanted In
Justice Hsnderson's Court on . charge
Of assault and battery, but has managed
for four days past to keep out Of tho
way Of the officers. II he does not APP
pear before the District Court Friday no
will forfeit 5000 bail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21
Employees ~ she North End Mines

The number Of men employed by the
north end mines aggregate 53s. as fol.
lows: U.ah-Minsrs, "a; surface men,
IS; total, AZ. Sierra Nsvsda-Minsrs.
&c; surface men. IA; total. 90. Union
Shait-Minsrs. 45; surface men. 81; to-
tai, lO6. Mexican Miners. 30. Union
Consolidated - Miners. 63. OPhir -
Miners, 20; surface men, 10; fetal. 80.
Caliiornia-Minsrs, %; surface men, i;
total, 80. G. & @. shsft-Slrface men,
-. Consolidated virRinia-Minsrs. IL;
surface men. 8; total, 20. The large
number Of surface men at the Union and
@. 4 @. shafts Is accounted for BY the
fact that they do the surface wsrk for
several nines. and II will DO observed
that some Of the companies. Is the Mex.
loan, Unisn Consolidated. etc.. have ne
surface men. Among the surface men
are included carpenters. hlscksmiths.
engineers. ordinary lahorsrs, clerks, A.
torneys, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21

Following is the programme fer the
next meeting Of the Storey county Tsseh-
ers' Institute: Essay, Emulation. Pro-
lessor T. B. Gray; discussion by the
whole Institute. As emulation 10 q sub
ject OF interest to every teacher It 10
expected that each teacher will offer some
suggestions. Essay. Reading, Mrs. Mao
namara; discussion. Professor Van Wsg-
snsn, Professor w. w. Booher. Miss
Henderson. Miss Habisht; Committee
on Musio-Miss ]. L. Brophy. Miss
Hurley. Mr.. T. Macdonald; essay. Lam
Ruaes Lessons. Mrs. Swift; discussion,
Miss Cashion, Miss Everett, Miss Neall.
Miss Nicholson; an illustration OF the
four fundamental rules OF arithmstio. BY
Miss Hodgins; ideas prssssentsd and
questions asked. by Institute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-21
A Reward for Lest Jewels.

A notice 10 to be seen under the head
Of "New Today" in this issue. from F.
N. Conn, Public Administrator, In which
10 offers 0 reward for the recovery OF
articles OF jewslry. belonging TO the estate
Of the late Mrs. Mcintyre, that have
been Lost,