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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02

WE yesterday received o pleasant
call from Mr.. Meherin, who has .
project for establishing a line Of
steamers on the Southern Coast.
The HERALD has always favored
increase Of our transportation IA.
cilitiss by sea and land. We are
ready to rise up and call blessed
any man who can ship even q ton
Of our freight at slight reduction
on the present figures. II Mr.. Ne.
herin were a capitalist who, on q
business proposition, was prepared
to put steamships on the Southern
Coast, we should acclaim him with
glad hallslujahs. We have OBJ
served, in our experience Of the
United States, that where the stu.
alton admits Of competition, such
competition results In . phsnom.
email growth OF production and
prosperity. We regret to learn,
from o personal interview with
this gentleman, that he is not pre-
pared himself to guarantee US thia
competition. He proposes to work
1t up, however, and asks for q hear.
Ing from our people. We hope
that this will be accorded to him.
Difference to our position 90 Q Jour.
nalistio reflector Of public opinion
compels US to say that we have
grave doubts OF any hearty coop.
Grafton from the shippers OF the
Southern Coast with any project to
the Advancement Of which they
will be obliged to advance any con.
siderable sum Of mensy. To .
millionaire who 10 willing to take
chances Southern California to-day
extends = splendid welcome. To 4
cAnvasser who 10 seeking to drum
up monsysd support, her attitude
10 decidedly equivocal, We are com.
PEELED to think. One thing 10 Ger.
tain. 1t cannot hurt any of our
business men to attend the CONFER
snes 1t the Cosmopolitan Hstsl
this evening to hear just what Mr..
Mshsrin has to say for bis project.
We ere informed that he 10 = rep
utabls merchant Of San Luis Obs.
20 and W have found him to BE- an
agreeable eentlemap.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02
A STRANGE STORY.
A Man Who claims Never to Have Slsp,
Over an Hour in His Life.

A Buffalo paper contains an inter-
view with Robert Nelson, who is
described as q short, dark complex
toned man, with heavy black
flowing beard, wearing . SLOUGH
hat and carrying an old.fashioned
cane. The reporter noticed that
several persona were cycling Mr..
Nelson closely at the Exchange
street depot, and learning that II
| was because the stranger was q
man who never slept, approached
him.
ut is true" sir, said he. ut has
now been three weeks since l have
slept"
At this the reporter took the
subject Ia hand, and learned that
the gentleman's name was Robert
Nelson of Lansing, Mich, and
that he WAS on his way to Roches.
ter to visit his aged mother who
lives there. He said:
II was born in Glasgow, Scot.
land, September 20, 1889, and am
one Of 4 family Of six children, four
Of whom are living. Before I WAS
born my mother had family
troubles that deprived her Of her
sleep for several weeks. In accord.
ance with . law Of nature this had
its effect upon nue., who had not
yet seen the light Of this world.
After I was born my mother was
given very much trouble because I
would not sleep, even when under
the influence of opiates. As I grew
older became more and more ner.
vous; although I could rest we'll
and experience no inconvenience,
| I could not sleep. III fact l had
little desire to do so. I would 60
several weeks at q time without
falling into a drowse. Physicians
gave my case attention, but inva.
riably pronounced it q singular one
and such - could not be rem sdied
because, as I have said, the singu-
lArIty was birthmark.
"Only once since l can remem.
Der have been sick, and then II
was from bilious fever. When
20 long periods without sleep the
only peculiar sensation I expert.
encs 10 that everything I look at
seems distant aud larger than II
really 10. A short man coming to.
wards me would apparently be very
tall. BEFORE going to sleep I never
felt different than you probably
would on going to bed any night.
I would drea n little dreams the
same ~ most people do when rest
less and uneasy. Riding in thu
cold air makes me drowsy if any
thing doss. In summer time I car
60 long periods and feel tip.top al
tho time. Ifany one doubts 1t hi
can get proof Of 1t by coming t.
see me. Last summer I did moi
sleep for four months. I worked
every day, too, at my trade Of
house building. am subject to
violent headaches at times, but am
able to work all the while; I go to
bed every night, the same as any
body else"
Mr.. NELSON'S story was told in {
straightforward manner, and he II
ready to substautiate 1t at any
time. He was . policeman on the
Rochester force for eight years pri.
or to twelve years ago. He won
to Lansing three years ago, where
he married.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02

THE Aroonaut, Of March 18th.
sxultsd In the fact that Garfield
had chosen his own cabinet, and
that, unlike Grant, he had . policy.
Less than three weeks have elapsed,
and yet already the whole people
Of the United States are lost in
amazomsnt 1T Garfield's lack of
purpose, Of tact, and, II what Ssna-
tor Conkllng says is true. Of good
faith.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02

On one occasion Mr.. Adam Thomr.
son was put into the witness box at
the Assizes. The counsel, asking
his name, received for an answer:
adam, sir - Adam Thompson"
"Whers do you live~ cat Para.
disc, sir.n Paradise Is a village
about . mile and q half west OF
Newcastle. "Apd how long have
you dwelt In Paradise?" continued
the barrister. "Ever aimee the
food" was the reply, made In all
simplicity and with DO intention
to raise . laugh.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02
AFTERNOON srREErs-A p. n.

Albion, l9O 8: Best 4 Belcher, 81 b, 81
o; Gould 4 Curry, 4.80 8: Alta, 1.96 5,
i;s6 a; Sierra Nevada. X b, N q; Hale :
Choliar, 800 q; Savage. go b, az =;
Belcher,2 q: Benton, 6oc b, IS q; Justice.
$50 b, 50 q; 3 Belcher. ~ 9; Navajo, LILO b,
.: Union, b; Scorpion, l.3O b; Aipha,sE
b; Occidental, ~ b: Imperial, lOc b. Is 4;
Andes, 1.65 b; Orc. 75o b: Belcher, EOS 3.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hersaftsr notices OF companies. socie-
ties, churches, etc., will only be inserted
In the HERALD ~ paid advertisements.
We reserve, tor Places Of Worship, graf
10 directory, y which Will appear every
sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02
NEW TODAY,
MASONIC NOTICE.

TlNHE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF LOS
L Angeles Lodge No. ~. r. and A. NJ. are
hereby notified to attend special meeting
to b held THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING,
ct their Hall. At IN O'Clock sharp. for work
In the Second Degree.
Members Of PentalphA Lodge and all
so5ourning brothers In good standing are in.
vited to attend.
By order Of the W. n.
CHA5. SMITH,
1t Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02

Boston Post: He entered the city
editors room, very mad. "You
printed the statement that I was
drunk yesterday, cut up rough and
made . beast of myself and got run
inW Eyes," replied the editor;
fare you displsased with the arti-
ole?" II am, sir. fearfully dis.
pleased with it," SWELL. we have
to give the news" Eyes, I don't
mind your doing that. But, by
the great stub.tMiled bulldog, ]
want you to understand that m y
name 10 6myth, with . y, and Il
you spell 1t with An again, I'll
wreck your old Office! 1 want q
correction published" He got 1t,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02
Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities Of the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed in California outside Of San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-.
trusted 10 Ne will DO executed with neat
ness and dispatch 1t the lowest living
vANaa
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02

Boston Post: Inquirer-Yes; q
man not q Justice of the Peace can
administer an osth. We accident.
ally struck a corner Of our umbrella
In . mans eye, on fremont Row,
the other day, and he not only ad-
ministered several 0aths to W, but
would have Administered q blow to
our nose II q policeman hadn't
come along. And he wasn't q
Justice.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02

Still In Paradise: The inundation
81 1871, which swept away . great
part Of the old Tyne Bridge, News
castle 1ssels:nd. - ls:n.g Al Isasn I.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02
The GOiawsssr DimeuIty.
EAST Err N.
Omcess Deiailed-ShOrS CablneS
06nb1DO.

Omcess Deiaiisd-Shors CabiRel
0essl00.
WASHINGTON, April lst.-The
detail of officers for the Jeannetts
search has been completed % fol.
lows: lieutenant Berry, Com.
mander of the expedition; Master
n. p. Warning, Executive Officer
and Navigator; Master, w. F.
Halssy; Engineers, J. Hunt and
q. NJ. storey; Assistant Engineer,
A. V. Seine; Pay Clerk, w. H.
Giidsn. Two medical officers will
accompany the expedition.
To.day's session Of the Cabinet
was brief and confined to routine
business, Wayne MacVeagh and
James being absent.
Ths status ~ WAshins ton.
WARRINGTON, April 1st.-The
PRECEDENT decided to appoint Capt.
Henry, Of Ohio, United States
Marshal for the District Of Colum.
bia In place Of Fred Douglass. The
latter will be appointed to some
other equally good place.
The present status OF the contest
between Conkling and the admin.
istration 10 that Q number of Dem.
ocrhtic Senators certainly intend
to vote with Conkling. Demo
cratic Senators are divided as to
the best policy to pursue before the
time for action arises. The Demo.
Gratis will hold q caucus on the sub.
ject and unless It shall appear
plainly that party policy dictates 4
solid vote one way or tho other,
each Senator will be left to vote ai
he chooses. Conkllng will in oil
probability get fifteen Democratic
Senators who hold that to defeat
Robertson is to open . way along
the line between the administra'
ton, prompted by Blaine. and the
Grant stalwarts. It IL evident that
Cenkling has more strength t
back him in the Senate chambel
than was supposed.
lacresss Of Faiiurss.
New YORK, April 1st.-The
Herald says: One hundred and
nine failures were reported In THU
city for the past three months, ir
which the total liabilities wsr,
81, 877, O65 and the assets 81, 262, 437
Compared with the same period IL
1850, the present record shows Al
increase Of % per cent. in tn,
number of failures while the La
bilities are about q times greater
Aeasy and stock Msskss.
NEW YORK, April 1st.-Silvel
bars, $l.123; money active at 4@8
governments strong; stocks CLOSED
steady; Western Union, STA; quick
silver, Is; Pacific sat; Mariposa
At Wells, Fargo 4 Co., $11l; New
York Central, SAG; Erie, $47f
Panama, $40; Union Pacific, $l204
bonds, $l14; Central Pacific, $S7
bonde, $1S5t; Sutro, $l2; Nugget,
$27; Mineral Creek, $73.
ssbsrsssa's Cosarmasisn Dsubsisl
CHICAGO, April 1st.-The Jour.
naPs Washington special Gays;
Leading Democratic Senators Say
that the Democrats cannet afford
to vote for Robertson's confirma.
tion, with both the New York Sen.
ators against 1t, and that in no In.
stance has . confirmation ever
been made when both Senators
from the State whore the appoint
msnt 10 to be made, have said to
the Senate that the nominee 10
personally Objectionable to them.
This Senator believes that nearly
all the Democrats will be found
voting with Conkling. Many Re.
publican Senators Do mot conceal
their apprshenslons Of q break In
thelr party over the New Yerk
Nominations. -. 4.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Especial TO the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02
TO LET.

A well.improved property on Pico st.
OF five acres. with orange and fruit trees,
cal person, at very reason able figure.
Apply al the old Toberman place, PicO
street, west Of Figueroa, or at office OF T.
Il. ROWAN q CO., IS Downey Block.
RO2.aW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REx1OISi'.
MORNING 8 EBSION

BAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Eek.
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02
Psssengers south ana Esss.

FRESNO, April lst.-The fol.
lowing is the list Of passeng ers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at s P. NJ:
g II Sisson. E A Sisson, Mrs Nc
Cormlok, H Hewitt, II d Marcy,
F II Marcy, II NJ Adams, Fred
Maxwell, samuel Miller, San
Francisco; Miss Parrie, L Hunt,
James Monks, Mr. Skifflngton, Sac.
ramento; 8 Nugent Townsend,
London, England; John NJ Norvil,
U 8 A; Mrs Clyde, Iowa; n N
Mitchell, D McDougall, Los Ange'
les; L J Fish and wife. Martinez;
Capt A Norris, wife and son, U S
A; L g 6resovich, Fred Ballard
A B 6pooner, Tucson; d K Porter,
Folsom; y L Humid, Oskoloosa; MI
r Yarnold, Placerville; A II Ell
fers, Bakersfield; Thos Mansfield
Chico.
THs Cameron wis Of Mandate.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1st.-Ths
writ of mandate, issued on petition
Of w. W. Cameron, directing tn,
State Treasurer to credit the Gen
sral Fund with $S5, 696.96 to pay
warrants drawn on the Genera
Fund, with the object Of testing
the validity of the deb ris act, cam,
up to-day in the Supreme Court
but was continued till tomorrow
rbe GOiI water DimeuIsy.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-Josepl
Goldwater, who recently mad
himself prominent by vlctimizinl
merchants here and shipping ,
large quantity of goods 90 obtained
to Yuma, was brought before til,
Police Court to-day; but, on melton
Of the prosecution and the explAna
ton that matters had been AMIGA
bly, arranged, he was discharged.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02
NOTICE..

I hereby caution the public against
buying horses. cattle, real estate or per-
sonal property from ]. A. Brown without
the consent Of Martha Brown, ~ he can.
not give title 10 anything.
MARTHA BROWN.
Los Angeles, April !, 1881. a2-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02
DRESS GOODS.

THE DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT is nov
unusually attractive Our shades in plain materials
well the charming combinations Of colorings in tn
new plaids and stripes in gilt and ombre effects, ar
greatly admired.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02

BAN FRANCISCO. April
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02
BLACK GOODS

Our reputation for keeping by far the best assorted
stock of BLACK DRESS GOODS will doubtless be
highly enhanced this season. Our direct mportatons
of WOOL and SILK materials at very low prices, are
now exhibited in great variety
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

,AEuEQUEHT I0uS.

STATE OF SEyADA.
cOanty Of Elko- Ez!ersr
nsrHrr Au0HxHIs oyy,cs-
N0TIcI OF sUTr1 COMMENCED.
To - 0~sIlO~isS named defeoAaats, and 10 ali
oWsesS1sS ehtDaata "a. ~ r0l estate
nd Improvements thereon. In kiko Coan-
y. State % NevsdA- Observation-Disclosures
Yoa ere bereoy n6siaed that s1its have ben
co0nnoea IN he Jusiee Conn e like
Tounship. in Elko oo1nty. State of Nevada
By Ia state q NtuAaa. PlaiitA laeaiHes och
OF the follo~tRgdeS0foed trSets ~ paresis OF
land Nth the Improvements ,thereoa. u all
owners q or claimants 20 the .Ame. Known or
u~ukRoun.to rccoE1 the es2 a~aaaed to laid
defendants and the delinquency IheIecn. for
the Zeal yer ls7A- and thAGa amnun has
b~eo daily issued In zach ose.
nppea aid answer The complain sled In said
cslse. on or before the FIFTEENTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY 1871. Judgment will be TAKEN
menis herein de-cibod. Tor The nount o tax.
delinquency aud penalties sPeeined and costs
OF suit rAT rs 1T 'snTEf q -
Sane. OF defsslAnts and partSes assessed
and descriptions Of property:
" SrsiSen and Brother; 4 Posses.cty claim
Sc. -; < ". u rN. E.N: OF W. v;
S;Kc Of = -A. ses:
Tea per CENT penalty for delinquency. u
$500 HF-ap!sfrt -Es-T-UEH -
Total tax unpaid and delinqueney......s+s %
c G. Crane and . possessory claim to all of
block '. Nth dwelling. HAbfeS- corrals. and
AZ e;ssf nPFo'sneHls thereon, in the town
Arsosn, OF tar levied and uapaid.......Sss 80
Tea per eent penalty Tor delinquency. 5 s.
Total tax unpaid and dciiaqueney......Ssl es
I,h,, n.r 80 gE , B 10 a
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06
ascalAa@tkaqm mo,I
THE sun nR.,nA.-

tE~sgbodv reads z1s Ssa. In n.
editions Of this Newspaper throughout
the year % come everybody will dnd:
i. All the uorA'a neUs % psSaonted
that the reader viii get the greatest
AnoNnt Of information With the least
Improbable expenditure of tine and
eye sight Tls Ssa long ago discovered
the golden mean between redundant
fuilnes. and unsatisfactory bfeyits. .
II. Much Of THAI sort Of news which
depends less upon its recognized i'm.
Portance than upon Its intereet to man.
kind. From morning TO morning III,
SSH prints . eoutinued story OF the lives
q real men aud women, and Of their
deeds. plans. loves, hates. and troubles.
This story ID more varied and moro ia.
terestin9 than any romance that was
ever devised. ~ ~
'- HI. Good writing in every column.
.nd freshness. originality. accuracy, and
aecorum in the treatment Of every sub
ject. 40 sr- ~ -
~. Honest comment. The S.n.,
habit is TO speak out fearlessly abou,
men and things. 1H - ".E ~
V. Equal candor in dealing with each
political party. and equal readiness /.
commend what is praise~orthy or t.
rsbuko what is blansble IN Democrat or
Republican. -
VI. Absolute independence OF par,i.
Fan organization. but uuwayerine Low.
atty to trne Democratic principles. III,
Sun believes hat the Government which
the Constitution gives Us is a good one
to keep. Its notion Of duty is to resist
to Its utmost power the Efforts OF men
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

People are ss.ttnE soquaintcd-and ihnss -
re not ought TO be-Uith the wonderful nsSfsO
bat UoAt American Remedy. the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-19

The Liberty Junior Hose Company
propose to end Thanksgiving festivities
with . dance, TO which the public geA-
orally are invited. Good music will DO
In attendance. The party will be we'll
attended, a. the boys always have . jolly
time.
At the annual meeting Of the Chal.
lsnse Consolidated Mining Company.
held ON the 18th instant, A. K. p.
Harmon. O. L. Weller. VIM. Norris, Jas.
Il. Robinson and ]. D. Fry were elected
Directors.
Ex-senator Sharon IL Q grandfather.
A dispatch received last night, says the
San Francisco Post Of Friday. states
that Sir Thsmss Hesksth has . son and
heir. born yesterday afternoon at Ave
o'clock.
There will be religious services In 81.
Johns (Episoopal) Church tsmerrow
morning Of IL O'Clock. The holy com.
munion will be administered.
The suction fan over the Benssr shaft
Of the Gould 4 Curry mine vas started
this morning.
Senator Fair passed Reno yesterday
mosnins On his way 70 Warrington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-19
Racing Matters.

CHICAGO. November l9.-Hickok, the
owner OF St. Jslien and driver Of Santa
Claus. having stabbed those flyers in the
northern part Of New York city. where
they will be driven on the road during
the winter. passed through this city yes.
tsrdsy. bound for Ban Francisco. Hs
thought It unwise to take the risk Of
transporting them to San Francisco, a.
be would have to bring them back In the
spring, and there would DO numerous
inconvenienoss and dangers In the mat.
ter OF food aud water on the way. 10
says the animals are In very fine shape,
and he has great hopes for them next
year.
Mr.. Hickok believes that the negotia-
tons for Q match between the New York
colt Phil Thompson with the best three
ysar.old record of 2:2l, and the fast
California thrss-ysar.olds. Fred Croker
and Sweetheart, to be trottsd next year.
will succeed. and a. these promising
youngsters will then DO four-year olds,
there will be . very pretty rass Of 1t.
The race will either occur here or Of the
Gentlsnen's Driving Park, In New
York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-19
D,ssris, Cs.rs-Risi.s. Judge.
Tho following business has been trans.
acted in this court since Last report

The following business has been trans.
acted in this court since last report:
State VI. Denis Hsnnsssy-Aiter stay
ing out al night the jury announced In
court this morning they were unable to
agree and we're discharged. 1T 10 un-
dsrstood that they stood six for acquil.
tai and six for conviction Of manslsugh-
tsr.-RrP.
State w. Alexander Goystte Sem
tsnoed to ten years hard labor In State
Prison.
The case against James Gilmore
aud wife. on appeal from Justice Hen
dsrson's court. where they were convic-
ted OF keeping . house Of ill.fsns out.
side Of the prescribed limits. was contin.
usd for tho term, ~ was also the case
against Maggie Gilmore. Matte Riley
and Mrs. Gilmore. on appeal from same
court, for conviction Of petty larceny.
Roxana Lean W. Josiah Lsan.-Ap-
plicaiion OF plaintiff for divorce was TO
fused; defendants counter claim was
allowed and q divorce granted him on
around Of dessrtion. The custody OF Q
i~our.year.old boy was awarded the de-
PENDANT.
Arthur McEwen W. Emma McEven.-
Application OF plaintiff for divorce re-
fused; the counter claim Of defendant
allowed and divorce granted her en-
ground Of adultery. The community
property was awarded defendant.
Court adjourned till Monday. 10 A. N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-19
Real Estate Transfers.

Following are the transactions in real
estate. as recorded In the County Record
er's Office. fer the past week:
J. b. Lynds ct ais. BY Sheriff to @.
L. King. several lots in Gold Hill sold
ut Shsrif's sale April IL, 1881; eonsid-
eratiss. $4,000.
Storey county. BY Mercer Otsy. Treas.
urer. to George Foster, part OF lot A.
block I. range !, Gold Hill; considsra-
ton. $40.
Charles H. s. Williams to Ida I. Stsb.
bins. 10. 8. block 80. lot Is, block 103,
Virginia; and lot %. block 4, Carson
City; consideration. 81.
j. B. Thomas and wife 10 William
Roberts. portion Of lot l. block q,
range Summit; consideration. s225.
Lewis Lille and wife to Richard s.
Floyd ct al. Trustees Of the James Lick
trust; northern part OF lot 4. block l48,
range Virginia; consideration. s..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-19
Piper. opera nsass.

The fact that plays which please some
persons do not please others was plainly
apparent ct the nrst performances OF
calvin Joslin." at Pipsr's Opera House
last night. While some OF the audience
sat back stifiy on their seats. and refused
even q smile at the broad witticisms OF
Uncle Alvin. and the coarse vulgsrisms
Of the New York Bowsry boy. . major.
ity Of the house - the gallery gods
Observation-Disclosures in the advertised
number (lSo) Of laughs. II one may
Judge Of the merits OF . play BY the
manner OF ito reception, q Judgment
based upon the reception OF alvin
Joslin" last niRht would necessarily DO
in It's favor. The piece filled the house
the gallery to OVERLOOKING and, as
theatrical managers work to make
money, theater. going people cannot con-
sistsntly complain that plays OF . higher
srdsr, and which please but . few. are
made to give way to plays which I'LL the
house With people and the treasurers
strsng box with coin.
With this phase Of the question In
mind, criticisms Of calvin Joslin
would seem 10 be out Of order. We
would. however. suggest to Mr.. Davis
that the coarss vulgarisms OF the Bovsry
boy will not please even . Pacific coast
audience. and that bis own pecuniary
interests should induce him to cut from
Joe Baxtsr's lines some OF the most Wi.
gar expressions used.
calvin Joslin I" will Be repeated to-
night, and o. people visit the thsstsr
more for amusement than Tor instruo.
ton. the piece will draw q crowded
house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-19

Mrs. Jas. Gilmore has been released
from jail and held in $50 bonds (essh)
TO appear for trial at the pleasure Of jus.
ties Henderson. which will be announced
on the arrest Of her husband.
Coroner Conn returned this morains
irsm Q trip to San Francisco. whittier he
went on business connected with the
estate Of the late Mrs. Margaret No
Intyrs.
Hannah Fields OF Gold Hill has made
declaration OF homestead Of property
situsisd on the Divide.
An old stsry-msil An hour late In
arriving today. Still oldsr-troubls On
the Central Pacific.
p. A. Humbsrt. Superintendent Of the
Bullion. returned to the Cemssock this
morning.
All trial jurors In the District Court
are excused until Monday next.
The County ConnIssiensrs will b IN
session Monday at II A. n.
Mrs.. A. O. Hamilton LEFT for California
On Last evenings train.