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The Osceola times., 1881-08-06
ChiIdren's S Pad Cures bed-Wettins

Our book, "HOw q Life was savedp
giving the history Of this new discovery and
large record Of most remarkable cures, sent 10
one stamp. Address,
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO., BuiIhlO, NE
The Osceola times., 1881-08-06

Wren Writing to Advertisers state that you
Nsw their advertisement in this papes.
The Osceola times., 1881-08-06

M labor Was 0zcsq1!n6ly hQs
r: f:os sTffssssS. fS:sSS. Es: Es: 'si.issf sai:s =
! foaqd thss ~ NJ .sscssl .asu So
xrississ 0S.fch. IN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-16
iAIUkbS uvkAly0 lRASAlLANiItJS
DE 4. LOPEZ \ COMP.
ViAJE DlRECTU DESDE -klC(
q AEkIZ.

Salida de Puerto Rlco el dia 10 de cada
mcs.
IL Gamara Sl66. 2: CAmara l30. ): CAInara 90.
Tamben ,tuede 0aceis" e IleJe, saliendo &c
Pu2tto-klco, ;oS Qi,.A a, 8 } 25 ue Gaia mes
y traSbordaLdo c.. ID HaU&na.
Los preclos para eslDe wages, SOB los 81
guientes:
la 2.a J.
De Puerto Rico la Ha1ana. $50 81 i L.
Ue Ii. aSantandCl, Caula Lar
cclCna wa haDaLal ........ ZUu 100 40
Las localldades esgeclales J camarotes ell
teros, setan prec0s coGvenclunales.
nabra rebaj .As para i,.s iaEllias uUHeEosai
con nlnos. .:
Ius,aiacion &c lujo J un mueOlaje especial =
preclos cUnv ehcionales.
&c eApiden pussjes de ida vueIta ecu 20
p.x dc rebaja,
La Empresa ha hecho las siguientes mo-
diiCaciones Ell I'll pasaJe ue los nlnOe que
ViaJen con sus famlilas.
PRIMLRA sEGUNDA CAAARA.
Un nino LasIta lie ahos, ell cada eamilia,
gratis. Los demao hasta amos un cuarto
paeale. Los lie a a II amos medic pasaJe
Los demas pasale eLtero.
TEaCkRA CLAsE.
On nino, hasta dos amos, gratis. Los nj
nes hasta amos meQlo paSaJe. Los demaS
pGsaJe entero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-16
t&UIA n.
LLE6ADAs. SALlDAs.


Cuando ell mes anterior trae 81 dias el va
por sale lie San Thomas el dia , las s de
a noche.
SEGUNDO VIAJE MENSUAL,.
Ik u II \ IB,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-16
Tarjetas al T6rculo.

Adsn az do heoerse tarietas en- litoers-
fla imprenta, las personss que tenGaD
planehas meta icas con sus nombres
grabaaos para tarietas, pueden mandar.
las la imprenta del BoLETN en- donde
20 tiraran en- un t6rculo 8 m&Quina es
pecial que hay para clio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-16

NInos meme es dc tres amos no pagan pa
saJe. EntIe tics y uVce amos uatau dc pa
SAFE. Criados scompananuo a sua amos dOs
terCeTa5 patti. del pasaJe.
PaTa mas il tonnes y upos dc letes dlrl-
anse d los az Ates dc Ia cOApaIla.
Dan Juan uc PueltO-klCp.
0. 29 SUUrin0S de EEQuiG9u.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-16
CORPlNLA ,)E E4PORES ATLAS.
NAP0RL5 C0kRE0S ENTIRE
NEW YORK Z t'IO.- RICO.

FLOTA IE La COMPANIA.
ATHOS, 22O0 tins. ALyO, 1900 ID. AILSA.
22CO id. ANDLo, 1900 ii. ALPS, 1890 id
ATLAS, 14gU III. ElNA 1900 i'll CLARlBE.L
1900 Id. AhhAA, ydpo4 costero 500 id.
e RUtLLt BE Ia CDsPsss no. 3l, RU Dtl BJaIt .
~ l. k4N-A-A OI<ik.
PIN, FORFO0D 6 g., Agentes genera
les, 81 Wall otteet, Aueya-Yo *.
&. L. BARTLETT G TO-, ASentes, Ii
Broad Streeat Boston.
LEECH, HARRISON ~ FOR RjEOOD, Di-
recJoTes, LOndrr5.
FORWO0D BROTHERS 1t o., Ageltes,
Liverpool.
AGENTGS En- PUERTO RICO.
San Juan, Sobrinos dc Ez4uiasa.
Ponce, Pastor Mar4uez " Go.
M3yagiiez, fIaJa y Bravo. ..-
AguadIlia, Martinez * 90.
Ateclbo, +. Fo.n niez y Co
FaJardo, Isld0ro X. Sutp.
| Arroyo, "A. Me. Curmiek
! Ademas lie los puertos mencionadOs los
! vapOre5 tocardn eli SollglLud de cdrSt lie re-
| torno en- los de AAG UABO, IABUCOI,
| MAJ NABO, SALINAS, SANTA IH4BEL,
| g GUAY4ALLLAy y GLAAIC4 49,
| Los rapidos cOmuuus vapores EINA =!
| CLAklBEL l4aran ViaJss uiree tos dc ste
! NUkI Il i Ohh Il N4AJU4A y FOACE L s.
/ peCtlvanente, segu4Lan suS Iuias los Ill
veIsos pueIiUs lie ia lsla, para cuyos puntoa
| AdnlltlIan CaIBa ) passage.
TARIlA DE PASAJE
ENTIRE NEW YORK \ SAN JUAN.
| IT -
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EOTA.-Los pasaies tolnados bordo Coz
taran 20 p.5 recargo.
Sc expenden Billetes de ida y vuelta pa
ra pasajes de primera con un 20 p.5 rebaJa
Validos por ~ dias desde 81 Iecha.
Los nihos memories de amos, uno gratis,
de q s amos solo la cuarta parte, J de a
IL amos pagaran la mitad del pdsaie.
Los pasaJeros de cuuieTta han de lIevaI
coasIgo los erseres de CANA j sus provisiC-
nee.
Para mas pormenores dtriglrse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico. d los Agentee generates
SILVA Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-16

Biogra6as de hombfes lluslres por Lamar
tine
Compreade el toino recibilo Lea II afIas
do Oliver Cromwell, Nelson, GuilIermo Telly
Pedro ell Grandc. len la imprenta del BOLE.
TIN IS centavos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-16
RULA LS.

iAla ;. 6 camara Sc paga SIS paltes y e.
la 3, &C una 4, = arte de les precios de l.. &
Los pAsaJeros de g. & clase han de lleyal
consigo los enseres dc CANA y las provslo
mes necesarias. Ell vapor suministra al
mentos los pasajeros de So Il razon de So
centavos diarios.
Tomando pasaje de Ida yuelta se harA
una rebaja del 70 p.5
Los pasajes pueden tomalse en- Ia agencia
hasta una hora aLtee dc la salida del vapoI
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-16
LIN IA
VAPORES- C0RRE0S ESPANOLES,
1sntre Liverpool Pnsrto-Rico,
t., E.s,,., 4, Ell, lsss ssH lss ,lr.:,si.,
Tipos reducidos de FIetar

Tipos reducidos dc PletaE.
eancias SAcos v0cics. Perfu-
meflh, SIELeies, ILtEi- eria. SOL
DrOGES -ss.-.. --..+-.rJ
tocanoYia. alsnbre, eohre ho- Por tone
de lata, 0kgos, tubos psER
gas ferreteria, plnt1r2. acel- lhda de peso
3. lsreia jabon. velas. pey el. }E0
nauables, vlveFes vinos. sico- mediGa
ree aspirttuosos. a&uaa mine
rSles. ..;....,.....t s opcion de-
anslnariR tho teniendo Die2as
aTIts uasen de Qos tonelaSas de sol. vapor.
os0l pailas IaEa azQea.
"A Fldrteria. eerTez2s sclI8isnUo AMI
lsdrl los. abOnOs. J -"
arro cxideros iogo1es. .s~... 45I. Ton. de peso
roz hasta 1900 saeos, t5i pas4
de 2Occ sacOE, t6te coDYeIc1o- &sI. Idea
s~---.s.t-...l
Todo con caps De ~, sland0 Dazadero On Liver.
iaai de fQ& Siendo LagaQerU CT PusTto-RicC
Los deEes paAaL 6G Puerto hico SO eoorarAu al
auhO corr1ents dc CSiTo6 en las Ioeas de Las ega-
de loo yaporeS
No Sc trnlaIa c0noctn9 fentO Der menos de 20 i0If
las pleas buItos de maquinRria uue Dasen de
a<S NJ a6lAGas De peso q 0trRs m9rc&nclas no m8n-
s9rr a.Iss arrfiS, h6te conventional
s15Te smhar2ues, poI III solo vapor de 10 menos
ana fJa tOueIa Is, para IN SOLO Con gn gtario -
sSoaara Ia capa pa&Andose Aete "a Liverpool Ia
1rFfT "a de los coIsocfIaie ieEtof
Para poEL1e12ESEs G@rl&iESs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-16
TARIlA DE PASAJE
ENTIRE NEW - YORK \ SAN JUAN
On pasaje en- /. & camAra. ~
TAkIFA De FLETE PAKA NUEVA-YORK.

Cafe, Azucai', Mieles, etc, segun eoh-
venio especial con los ageLtes, llbIes lie
capa
A MAS BARATA KUrA para Europa
VIA wYoRK con opcion. d Ierlnanccer en
1icho punto ios pasajeros todo el TEMPO
que JuZSurn oooIluuO.
Conoclmlen,o J bolcta de 'pasales directos
sc dan Ell touuS los puuItus doiue los yapo.
res ,ie la conf MA tOCan, para Eu' pa, { a.
la0G y Is StO. IN ConeXIOn cou I;sS sl"llion-
ties nLeas de VapUTes:
Via NEW YUkk.-Por la lie Cuotard,
Hhgls Star, 1 INHaGn par dcsdc> LtrepUOt.
N, TLh Ger" Ia LtOyl para desde DTemCH.
-HaD,OUrg -1.6eTgCaH Pt'Ciaet LOA pditJ para
Ccsde 4dHtUG7'eS. - GeHeTal ITd.tsat uttttC
Company para desde EdUTe. e.--IitCit = LtJte
para desde LondTeS y GldSg0l0.- AGfCit4 tts
DeSgatCh IL International Line para y uCs-
@ UOdos los IuLtos ueI CdftddG.- MetFOpO.t-
ia Line para des4e boston,
BoLETA LIRELTA PARA EUROPA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-16
La Iutha pOr Ell dertcho.

obras por r. Y. Ihering con un prGlogo de
don I.eopoldo Alas y tIadueida por aon Ado fO
Posada. En- la lInprenla del BOLETIN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-16
UUhfsSiA DL SLdUhUO

THE MARIA 8 INSURNCE COMPANY
| T.. y r - Ik kGs
D2aECXUe IS.
| DAVID AITOEIsCl.. Esq CHARLES GAshIox EsQ.
La1ohALD % BIN, 1.59' FIEpEaIoK { D. EN- hs9,
sAAEs BHASD. E1f2- L,...-r...,r. - :. =
SAMEs CAAEBELL- 4-aQ '4t ~ A~'Ah -1+-@Ae
EsDh-s -
's-ssssT eS3tTT-es "a rcs A-a.
h,ss.. III I. WTTIAMk kTsvsA EsQ
grAH hALFs nj 9LEDuE IisoS&R2 AA@soS VILLAS
Eb4, Ea1.
EARQUEEOs.
MessrE. 9L3g. h!Ils. CphRxR y 20
eaEkEaZE.
ROBERT 50Ea LODGE.
sGPERINTkNDE1H1h DkL CIpADO
DEPAAEAREsTO.
REkDEEICk AUGUSTUS WITH.
Csaital $1,000, ,O0n. 4 sssrvs @l.700. GOO
Ee.a eonpsGia fnG sstabIeclda IN el ano 1885 ha
estaE b NJ oglDs sLCz eagS ~ combination 4l
con Kallla lB az a1Ra 455a. Clal ha ke.
cuo sciaEIOs ara itseii Gus gaptfes os eG4
a. lAero pI00Gc.Cs, r. All =. % Dc los pasas rOS
3tg alestas 1s embsr4s u on eEEe puskJ0.
TAEx2A 3 srsEAo.
4 ar IL ZaIe Ia kr6Ae5a..- .-... = L.ss
g .aTa C.ss pee leia Ccbtt 81 los ipUn Rutsri0res
suanoG los ya4otee asogaIaoo5 scan dc lonsidsra
non,
PAT oree dc la eCDDaglla do ASla Real Ins lesa
JTes lsgeGs @udues &c vsla diTlairse 0s aGcntes
Esdasrsen Wilimk C &c s>Nobrs |
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Ek Il \ B .

TAlIFA lie PASAJES EN La CLASE.
EsUIA a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-16
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.

Llegada salida del vapor para Puerto
Plata, EahaLa y Mejico. l-lega San Juan
ell dia II a las de la maiiana. Sale de Sar
Juan ell dia II las de la ma hana.
Para mas informes dirigi.se L los consig
natarios Feddersen Hittink D c0npGn{a, San
Juan Puerto licO. 8. 26.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-04
SERVED HIM RIGHT.
A Dissu.ber OF che Peace Gets Z
hulles Through HIS Leg.

Samuel Wilson. who lives on Wash.
ineton street, Virginia, three doors from
L street. and 10 q qsiet, peaceful citizen,
married q cousin Of Michael o'shsa.
Some three months sinos the latter took
umbrsgs at the former. and since that
time, whenever drunk. has vented spite
BY making II unpleasant for Mrs. Wilson
Whenever hs gained access to her pres.
nce Hence Mr.. Wilson has closed his
door on O'Shes. This the whisky In
O'Shea ~resents. and impels him to throw
rocks ct Wilson's door and howl about
like q coyote. Hs tried this pleasant
psstims q short time since and. when
Wilson came to the door to expostulate
with him, fred rocks at the latter till he
retired. Last evening at $50 O'Shea
tried his voice at bowls and bis arms at
hurting stones at Wilson's door again.
The latter then came out with . Win
chester rife and at the first shot made Q
hole through 0'Shea's lett leg. about
midway between tho ankle and knee,
large enough for the surgeon. when
called, to run his finger through. This
lesson ended last evening In the arrest
Of Wilson, who was oon released on
bail, and In at least q temporary subsid.
ing OF 0'Shsa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-04
Shot ~ Barviar.

Burglars having repeatedly attempted
to gain entrance to the house Of Good.
win Jones, corner F and Taylor streets,
Virginia. that gentleman employed .
Waterman. Yesterday morning about
/ o'clock this Waterman spisd the
craftsman approaching. and just about
that time the latter saw the former and
took to his heels. The Waterman fol-
lowed along South F street to Washing.
ton, and had then got close enough to
take q shot. His pistol snapped at irst.
which widsned the distance between
him and the burglar. though an instant
after hs fred, the burglar being near
the old depot where he turned and.
crossing the street, jumped over q bulk.
head OF considerable height. after which
he Was not again seen. Subsequently .
steel bar. about sixteen inches in length.
one end OF which was broad and chisel.
shaped, while the other was brought
down to . point about one.fourth OF an
inch In width and shaped like . screw
dri,er, was found where The burglar was
when the shot vas fred. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-04
MINING NOTES.
Matters Of Interest All Aiess the

Alta payroll for February Was $soss.
II ID now Ave and . half years since the
Alta began operations In earnest. and
the psyrolls for that time amount to
$417, 900. No mine al show . greater
amount Of work for the expenditure.
Justice IL bulkhssdins against the Bill.
yer Hill water. II will take two or three
days yet to complete the work OF
preparation.
Hale & Norcross pumps are running.
They were started at 2:3o yesterday
afternoon.
The water in the julia still continues
to subsids. During the month Of Feb
rusry, a. per Superintendent Bawdsn's
report, Ii lowered Ave feet. Whence
flows it2 Ii the question. It takes along
all that Aows into the Bullion Combina.
ton shaft above the 1900 level.
The agreement between the mines and
sutro Tunnel Company provides that
the grade OF the lateral branches OF
the tunnel shall not be less than one inch
nor moro than three inches per 100 feet.
Generally . sort Of compromise between
the two 10 fixed upon and the grade 10
two inches to the hundred feet. In some
places the l~atsrals are run nearly level
and in case water 10 struck In the drifts
the grade II increased to the limit al.
lowed.
It 10 doubtful II work 10 Potosi u 70.
sumsd before the hydraulic pumps are
running at the G. N. 8. SHAFT. The
work OF preparing these IL proceeding
well and there 10 no likelihood OF any
further delays on account Of material.
Besides putting this machinery in.a tank
station at the 1000 level will have to DO
~eIcsyated and o drain laid to the Sutro
tunnel from II. This. with other work
In connection with the job. will 90 near
~ occupy the shaft after the bsilinR
tanks are taken Of a. to make 1t hardly
worth while to attempt to do anything
at any other point. 1t is impossible to
tell yet Just when these hydraulic pumps
will be 10 operation, but Il 10 safe TO- say
that they will DO running BY April LIST
and prospecting In Potosi resumed. .
And. speaking OF the said LIST OF April
reminds us that said date will witness
some other important accomplishments
on the Comstock. II IL probable that
Jacket pumps will be running then. and
general prospecting be resumed In Ex-
chsquer. Alpha. Con. Imperial. Jacket.
Crown Point and Bsloher-"a consum.
nation dsvoutly to be wishsd." Sink
Ing will be resumed BY that time. too.
10 the G. & G. and b. 4 B. shaft. 1t
will not bs far from that time that Sierra
Nevada will have Its main raise from
the 1900 level connected at the l7e0 level
and be ready for business. The main
lateral drift on the 2700 level will BY
that time DO we'll under way from the big
joint Ophir. Mexican east Wine. The
Union shaft will also be to che 27O0
level, and the joint Uaion-Sierra Nevada
east WINE. from the $500 to the 2700
level will be sinking rapidly. April l
will be an important date on the Com
stock
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-04
Ansr.sss ssrsss ssssrI

SAN FlAxclsco. March As ?. H.
Hale 4 Norcross. 8 70; Jupiter. ssc. Soc
Columbus. I; Navajo. 2 80. Q 50. 2 40. 2 IS
Northern Belle. IS; Champion. 2ec; Orc
SOC; :Potosi. 2. Albion. I 40; ophir. A.
Gould 4 Curry. Q, 8 05. 8; ovsrman. Soc
Belchsr. I os /; Argenta. 2sc. SOC; Andes
N, l 50; Chollar. IN. I 70; North Bell
Isls. $50 ; Scorpion. I 20; 0verman. SIC
Con. Virginia. IN. I IS; Mt. Diablo. e<
81; Bullion. soe; Head Center. 81; Alta
40; Union. IN; Grand Prize. I Is; Eas
NJ. Diablo. lsc; Best 4 Bslchsr. ~, IN
Noonday, 4.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-04


Gold Hill has much bunting ont to-
day. II must BE- on account Of the id.
journmsnt OF the Nevada Legislature.
and not on account Of the Inauguration
Of Nj. Garfield.
The three schoonsrs with back actions
and loaded with grain which went
through the streets yesterday dumped
their loads with Mooney, Virginia.
"who 10 President Of the United
statesf" James A. Garfield, and all the
children know II, too.
Venus and the moor got In line With
the earth last night, making "tit. tat,
toe-thrss In . row."
Annual meetings: Hale & Norcross,
9th; Chollar. 18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-04

Professor Eastman will favor the peo-
pie Of Gold Hill this evening With an en-
tsrtainmsnt Of dramatic readings and
song. He will be assisted BY some OF
his scholars whom he has had In train.
ing for Q few weeks past; also. by some
Of the local musical talent OF Gold Hill.
Judging from his former entertainment
here We venture to predict that those
who attend will have . good time.
The San Francisco Daily Report. in
commenting ON the stock market. says
There IL . Widespread feeling Of con-
hasnos that the present ~stagnation will
not Last long and that everything 10 on
the point OF readiness for . brisk up
word movement and perhaps . long
lasting bonanza market.
The East 10 getting IL this winter about
- ve did last when We had about nine
teen Of the worst storms Of the reason
along toward spring. They have !uss
had 'ths worst storm Of the ssason" on
the upper Mississippi.
Jssob d. Coin l. the name Of The man
Who rsssntly developed the smallpox In
Vininia, and ~ has u In Q somewhat
seSFsvassd form, tes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-04
s.,r. T...., ss.,h L...r.i.

II appears that. after all. the true line
OF the sutro tunnel south lateral branch
after leaving the Jacket connection 10.
- yet, not fully determined. Perhaps
Il would be nearer the truth to say that
Il vas determined but IA liable to Be
changed. The original survey ran south
80 degrees, IS minutes, Is S. seconds
east and the distance vas put down from
80 feet east Of the Yellow Jacket shait
TO . point 200 feet west Of the Formsn
shait at S42s. sos feet. making the said
last point Toss. ia feet from Station o
In the Julia drift. Il Il bsosuss Of the
increased distance run In going through
the ground Of the mines at the above
angle, and the consequent extra expense
Of $40 per foot for running the lateral.
that some OF the mines object to the
work - surveyed. There 10, therefore,
Q possibility that the direction Of lids
lassral heaneh Of The tuansl nay b
changed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-04
An Amiable Wife.

CHICAGO. March s. Mrs. Maggie
Clarkson, the wife OF Engineer CLARK.
son. Of the Michigan Southern Railroad.
10 confusd in the sfmory here. charged
with throwing vitriol In her husbands
face. nearly running his eyes and disfs.
uring him In Q horrible manner It was
ct hrst reported that the deed had been
committed by burglars who attempted
to rob his house. but subsequent events
caused suspicion to fall on his wife. and
she Wal accordingly arrested. II 10 81.
legged that she purchased strychnins
with which to poison him some time
ago. and experimental with II on some
game fowls owned by her husband.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-04
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Ce.eiusio. or shs Basiasss or Yes.
serday.

The Board Of County Commissioner
yesterday came together . second time
az 2 p. u. and continued their work.
Following additional bills were a.
lowed:
Lee MoGown. Deputy Constable,
3ll2; G. Harper. Deputy Sheriff. $ll2i
J. Il. Kemp. guard prisoners. $l2; +. A.
Farnum, jsiisr. $ll2; W. ]. Hanks. feed
inc prisosers, S229 80; T. Duffy. dish
washer hospital Sls rs; Willard Bitter,
steward saue, 500; John McCus. out
aide man same. $25; Maggie Callahan.
at hospital. SIS; Henry Small, nurse al
hospital. $50; E. Il. Lspidsire. team
ing. $40; N. King. ~janitof courthouse,
$72 SO; Il. o. Dsuohy, groceries indi'
gent, STA 80; Il. Gemeindsr. rent poor,
81; Mrs. Kilioy. milk poor. "a; o. D.
Bskcock, Waterman. SIS; Mrs. Goldman.
rent poor. SIS; F. II. Huffaksr. Deputy
District Attorney. 500; A. Pssslsy,
jobbiug, 500 IS; H. O. Thompson.
Deputy Clerk, $l6; D. ]. Kellsher,
same, SIG; F. D. Niehol. Deputy Be.
corder. SIC; Virginia Chronicle. blanks.
$50, advertising. $4S rs; 8. Osg. livery.
So: Camp Sing. interpreting %.
In consequences Of the appearance oil
the small pox again in Virginia. DR..
Bsrestein. OF the hospital, VA author
lied. in case . patient or patients sffiiet'
ed with that disease should b asnt to
the pest.houss. to employ . nurse or
nurses. and to take any measured deemed
necessary In the premises.
Commissioner Gallagher Was author
lied. in the absence OF Chairman Cana
van. to sign the vouchers OF bills al
lowed.
Adjourned till Z P. N. today, when 90.
ton will bs taken upoa the additional
bond Of Treasurer Otsy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-04
EASTERN DISPATCHES
lpportionnent Bill.

wAsHmoToS. March 4.-Ths Appor.
tioumsnt bill passed the House ysstsr-
dsy-ysss 145 and nays 11s. It provides
q follows:
SECTION I. That from and after the Sd
Of March, 1883, the House Of Repre-
s~sptaives shall bs composed OF $40
members, to BE- apportionsd among the
several States % follows: Alabama and
Arkansas 8 each, California 6. Colorado
/, Connecticut 1. Delaware !, Florida q.
Georgia 10, Illinois 20. Indiana IS. Iowa
10, Kansas 6. kentucky II, Louisiana
8, Maine, 4. Maryland 8, Massachusetts,
l2, Michigan II. Minnesota 8, Missls-
sippi z, Missouri II. Nebraska 8. Ne
vsda /, New Hampshire 2. New Jersey
2, New York SO. North Carolina 8. Ohio
2l, Oregon I, Pennsylvania 20. Rhode
Island 2, Virginia 10. West Virginia 4,
and Wisconsin 8.
Sec. 2. That whenever . new State 10
admitted into the Union the Representa-.
tive or Representatives assigned to It
shall be additional to the number Of 3l9
herein provided for.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-04
Really A.,e.ishing.

Professor Leone Levi Of London says
the average earnings per week Of 66l
workers In an English cotton mill are
% Sc each. This would not pay q Com.
stock miner for Q day. but u Il were
taken to the grocery and provision store
OF F. W. Folsom on Main street, Gold
Hill. II would get 9 supply OF the nsoss'
ssries Of life that would astopish even
an English mill man. And then Fol.
SONS stock 10 90 frssh and nice that said
mill man would be astonished again and
aareeably 80. Folsom keeps every de-.
partment Of his big store full OF the best
the market affords and sells at Wholesale
or retail at bottom figures. See his ad-
vsrtisemsnt under "Nsw Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-04
Aid for the BOers.

New YolK, March 4. Tho Herald
says /: Several movements are on foot In
this city to help the Beers in their strug.
gle with the English. Money 10 being
raised BY subscription and an effort is
to be made ct oncs to establish q line Of
steamers from this port to the nearest
port OF the Beers. One OF the most
prominent men In America has been In
vitsd to preside ct Q coming mass meet
Ing OF the Hollanders at the Cooper In.
stituts. Numbers Of volunteers are said
to be waiting for transportation to the
scene Of the war to join the army OF the
Republic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-04
Arrivals the Aorsisg.

"A Brumssy and wife. p q Ford. JC
Nassl and wife. L p DreIlsr. 8 v Mooney.
A NeEwen. 8 L Jones. p Dunno. Thos
Moore. @ Naletts. J Lipman. Niss Kelly
Mrs. 8 Z Carlton. Mrs 8 p French. Henry
Duffy and family. O Eastman. @ D Hall.
B Wilson and wife. D E Mccarthy. W d
Phillips. J D Waldorf. n H A Mason. ] D
Hammond. Z Z Smith. ID Mackay. A u
Gilman. Thomas Rockhill. George Ernst.
H Fitzgerald. Mrs J Keens. H Cartaa. A
Roos, Miss Z Edwards. p B Comstock.
Mrs Hobart. Mrs II G Sheets. II Block.
D Sankey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-04
10 Looking Ahead.

New YoRx, March s.-The Worlds
City Of Mexico correspondent writes
The Mormons. who perhaps anticipate
difficulties with the new regime about to
be inaugursted at homo and here, are
again endsavorins to procure lands for q
large colony OF the saints. DO far the
Mexican government has taken no action
In the matter. but may when Congress
assemblies.