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LOCAL BREVI7IES.

mare were &C c!s:s at tic poiioe heatqaaEtlI rs
this mosrirg.
Ma?or Smith is cuiaed t. h:s r:Sdl;c, Ly
s!vcra c2!d.
y lot Of ftelh fish. rock ana perch, arrived s.:
lhe 13a wharf. in this city, from Belmont By.
Ibis al!einoon, aid sold st q cents par buach
a. small coloTed boy was arrested this sf:er.
noon by citizen for fighting on The streets,
anu ltcIed up In the citation house
She pcstofice will close tomorrow morning
81 . ~ o'cIock and cpen egain in tho evening al
Z O'Clock.
Ground waa broksn for tho Cincinn natl and
Western railway near Edwards' Ferry, shout
three miles from Lee5burg, on Tuesdsy lat.
Tho Er,g Jonas Rein, CT Norway, CAPT. A.
ka;tJ'. OF Norway. arrived az the ship yard
10 Gay from Geo's.toHn for repairs.
The County Lodge of Good Tenpla,s will
meet 10 the hall OF Go!d.o Light Lo1g,, 10 this
city, Monday next!
A COW, belonging TO Mrs. Bell, attempted 10
butt nn engine of tho Henry street railroad
track yesterday Afternoon. Result Cow bad.
u Injured.
A. The mceliog Of The Cd ID minicn Bot
Cup lost night. Mr. Milton B. Perry Vas leo.
ed Treasurer OF tho organic .tioa vice J. j.
b!ac.buro. resigned.
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Oh DOZEN ASSORTED BROOKS a..
~ ceived aud for sale low.
Z. w. AVERY, 226 King stroe:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-03

A GARD TO the citizens of Fairfax county
"A At tho instance of many friends I hereby
announce myself candidate for tho office of
Glerk OF the Circuit Court of Fairfax county
request the hearty cooperation of nv friends
IN the different parts the county, and felected
shall endesvor to perform tho duties of tho oficg
IN satisfactory manner.
Respectfully submitted,
Earl-1n NaTEiT, Y 'CROQc
, 1881-02-01

lIVEIst EuNTEHthSIs
WAs11lS0rt,S, .ln,,.s s,:W-c0]. George NJ.
lIuclIanns,, of Mississippi, Republican col,-
tcstan1 for tho scal Il. Congress t,,r Which
Col, Van II. Manning holds the certificate, IL
eNprgeticnlly engaged In taking Testimony.
Cot. Buchanan IL pst,ecc.llng III II satisfactory
manner, notwithstanding t,,at llo writes lint
Ills witnesses arc Invariably tu,Mp"rch wilt,
by Delaocrlts, win Konlo lines f,'rn ttcln.
selves litn tnobs ut p!acIs whcrN l!u Ii MI.
vcrlsr,l III take testimony, and drive them
away altogether. l.erclltly tIla EIertnn
Commissioners fnr tlB Counties Ut Marshall,
DsSni0. Pano'n, md Coa',olnn were inflicted
In tic United States courls fur dnfneIug sn,l.
h0islis aMl Hrsslng theretrum tho tlnIiles VI
legally 4nnlllirA electurs. al,t tl,osn 1T Mar
sIElll niul Coaiolna wetu promptly convicted.
Tllu casea Ut tho others wcru continued.
COl. BUCHANAN EsrtAlAri:s
tint ut lggst .,5Ap voters, ull Waorc.l, wore
illus tlEstra,.cllsrtt III Ills district n!one. X
largu nitl,er Of Democrats were n!sn III.
tlIciell t0r b;lIlnt-box stNtfK, elertilig lu!let
States Supervisors from polling ltaers. etc.,
n!a,ly Ut whom pleaded gully, alsA paid tlucs
Alld custs.
ills beltoye.! that theso culprlls nra Ills
frauehised, and disqualified from holding
atllce. umtler thu StAtu law, but their nttQrt
Neys wusH nut pr0bab!y nware OF this when,
they entered pleas Of guilty In hope Of escaI,-
!ng lleayy uei,ult!es.
Col. buchanan, who Is u Southern ma,,,
and ail ex-CQnfedcrate soldier, promises to
nuke his contest a lively one for Col. Man
nlug. the present Representative. who claims
, 1881-02-01

WHAT THE I!AltNE!i MEN SAY,
SHt.,i DhNllch IL Tie Chttao3 tribune,
q: WASHINGTON, d. C.. .Ia'l. 3l.-.At IL mect.
ing Of the horticultural Socic.y of tho Dis
tr!ct VI CnlnM1lA iast "Wednesday, pgog.
G. Y. Riley, Chief ut tho United Statcs Eli
tomotogical Commission. said, III answer 10
Bonau Inquiries addressed to HIN, TINT the su-
.1lilctl scsentec's-year iucust, moru cnrreclIy
known nlnong ertnnr,loyists III tho seven.
tccll~year c!cade will appear III lnrge nnn.-
bcrs next May and J,lMc IN certain 1nlrtlons
ut tho country, a'ni that thirleell-sear hrou.l
ot thu s;llsu insect will nppear simultaneous
ly IN several other portiuns Of tho GnuMtry,
Tho publication nf bis remarks Itns given
ltsu tn serious a,'l,relemsiohs ulIlong turner's,
especially tlpse III tn West, that
THE TRANSPORTER
p!ague Is 10 bsuRk out with renewed violence
next summer. 1rof, lli!ay has written u let
ter III which i,v says tlsat Ills remarks l.ss,l
reference to nh insert wl,lctl llas no power ut
tpyour'ns vegetation, alnl dues Injury only
by raspiug twfgs Vi fruit NIL forest trees by
The feNa'u III the cgg-laylng SEASON.
Prot. 1slley says: "While tho labors Of sl,e
Commission III respect Of tiIs gsasslloppef
}plaguu have cone " III cnd> tha Lu-
, 1881-02-01
THE"CABINET.
An InlInnh Delegation Go Down to
Mentor to AxKfst tho proxidcnt-They
TrcscMt Their ClRinis, but Receive No

V.,1Sr,.u ncEnuotIn> Tn noVrst IN
AZ a"o."i" .a .,u.s.,a... W. ,.s,..'
naehtor ~ 'ashtss INV liosAu.. ,i:'s
pro"ent Their Ciaanis, put RECEIVE NO
Encouragement
Special Dispaseh to Tas Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, o., jan. 31.-Gcn. Garfield
Wiz, WIZ "'''ot ~ oa,nr H.. Itar" onn,,,c""s
s"uon VI "uu'ne tluAai'1 i.epapnS""'t ,,;
headed be Senat0r'clect lieh1atnsfl Anfrlsotl,
who urged tho claims Of tho lloos!ur State TO
n por,fol1o In the Cabinet OF tbs pres[dcnt-
,.tnct Tho ,lelnyatps nm tn1rotbcr us n hotly
~ "s,",sa,st' ss.,,,. H.,,,,,.r.,
III G'eVelal'e, 1ep1essht4l'ses isol" nulnoin
Indiana coming OIL the Lake Shore Rullwny
and from indianapolis utnl tho southern Eor-
tto,, M th, Stotn vin tlo {,,nvetnn,J. f,alumbus
~. y. s'u :. ,,tn,,a,,aI,s pnt,'v E,i,o'
clhcll'nni. " 1tHMl'"po''s i>",a"as' n1!'um
lnE Is Il list of the mrly: tcii. 3en}atlli'a
Harrison, Scnator-clect, uf indianapolis;
Col w. w. Dudley, United States Marshal
~ i,,,,nnouoito. Inc linn, Il II. +
~ l'!,n.laio!s, to !,rt.. ~ ,a',,,n. - ~
l'terco, ,Cohgfcss!lhll'eleet'ot cEa"1o1ass'lto'
tho lion. StAltllton j. leelc, Congressman
elect. Of INDIANAPOLIS; tho II0n. Mark l.. Dc
Wnt,a fnmrrcssmn,,.elect. uf VuIuarnIso:
so''g; ~. ill., aos1 Saar@, s,s.,o conrrcss',,,'
LILO lio!. ueotBS W; os1e'c, Is!es',n" ,,Ha.
elect, OF Mari0n; Wlltlnlh II. lloli0WRy, lost-
, 1881-02-01
INDIANA,
CHANCE FO1s GARFIELD ~ SEND CuMMACK
srn EEtfx.

5peetdi DtspateA to Ths Ctttapo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Inn. al.-A private
dispatch to member OF the House announces
that II delegation Ut 1ntl!anlans LIFT lnAIau-
Apolis to-day for AlentUt to nsstst Cen. t;nr-
field In making up hls Cabtnct, ntnl to say tn
him Tint lle cunl.l not construct S,s that
would stand tho strnin II le did nut taku Ut
some cltizen OF lnulni,n. The mines sent
here rs those tn bn presented at Mentor we're
Tyner, New, judge tiresliu1,, Cu,nbacts, md
Representative Baker. the Inter without
that gentlc,na,l's consent. In regard To tile
lnattcr. l,e says tint he dies liot betipya In
tllese movements to 0|'taIn Cabinet poslthnts.
liz thinks Il President slloud be let nlono III
t'Ils matcr, alul that tho pressure hrnlgl,t 10
hrnr upon him Is altogether umbeclMly.
, 1881-02-01
MOUNT }.AI{EI.
VICTORIA, Jun. 1!.-Tlle eruption Of Mount
Baker Is Increasing In violence.
OBITUARY..
CAPT. JOSEPH LAWSON.
Snsciat DlSpa{th to TIT C31ftdJo 7'rlhuff.


Fowr srEEla+ Wyo.. Jan. 3o.-Cap.
Joseph Lawson, Third Cavalry, died hen
ut II o'clock to-nigl,t. Tho casise Of death
was paralysis. 1Ie srryGtt In the yoluntcen
during tllu War, Mt tic rtose If which he was
commissioned lit tho Third Cavalry, sessIa,
continuonsly0 on tic frontiev,anti participate,
III every lMllnn engagement III Which hi
regiment toul part III New Mexico, Arizona
Upper Nebraska, Dakota, Montana, Wye
ming, and Colorado. He was especial,
prominent ut tl1e time nj tic Tt0rnburghma+
sacre ut Mill Creek. Colo. By Ills coo.
tless alMi bravery In command Of the seu
guard lla fought baclk the Utes wko
l,A.t surrounded the. entire column, aitet
tho deatll Uf Mnl. ,Thornl)Hrsh, and kept
then, Mt bay until brcastworlis Srre COR
structctl. For his remarkable bravery Oh
this nccnsiall, and his saving tho es'tire con.
niant frnm annillilntlG,, In wns teIAlereia
special vote Of thanks, by both Houses ot the
Legislature Of Wyoming.
, 1881-02-01

rEctr1AK Personal. llEtATtoSs.
Snttial pftrdteh 10 The Chttaeo ItttMnf.

rECt1.fAK PEft9nS1t9. I{El'AltuSss
sprtiat Df,patca 10 The cafeaeo THb1tnf.
WAs1i1S'T0S, y. e., Jan. 3.-Iho 4>os',
which Is friendly io Gen. Sherman, makes |
t',c following statement III regard TO tho pc
culur relations he s.lstatNs to tho President,
Gen. ttrunt, ntll ot!sers:
Ten. ". r. SE,ermall's relations WITH Tie
rr.srllt Administration and some uf the most
lromIucnt Republican leaders nro extremely
UNPLEASANT. lii. las itI-treatcd Mr. Hayes.
onI while this circumstance might give him
tuyDr lii t!la cst1uutG Ut many Republicans,
his a,tncks a,,nn Gen. Grant Iinse also In
cured tho hatred Of tho stalwart wing Of the
uartv, Gen. Sheridan, too, has RrudRo
neainst the General Of tho Army, ntltt Me-
J,uwcll*s friends express for lin their heart
lest contempt,
,rt1E rEE1.IS4 nErwEf:S Mtl. HAYES AND
nEN. SHERMAN
arises from tho fnct TINT the latter locs not
fully comprehend tha spirit Ut that clause Of
tho Constitution whfrl, makes tile Executive
the Comlna1Mler-!1l-C Chief uf the army uf tho
Unltgt! Stntcs. Mr.. Hayes has secn it TO
mitigate tic se,hetcc Imposed By courts
martial III certain cases, contrary to the
opinions Of t;el,. Sherman; ai,d In the ost!ers
issued by him. announcing the mandate OF
Mr.. Hayes, Gen. Sherman Inns commented
upon IliG FAcElltfG VIII u aceACooA hSSHu"
which has l,lcensetl A.r. 1Inyes, and, Ill the
opinion of many officers Of the army,
rendered tho General Of the Army liable TO q
court-unartial for conaluctdisrcspcctful to Ills
superior officer ansl pre1lltiictni to discipline
md good order. Mr.. Hayes I'as frequently
expressed his opinion OF Gcn Sherman's
conduct IN my but complimentary terms.
GEN. GRANT
became convinced some time ago that Geil.
Sherman had treated lin III 4 treacliero's
and nnbccoIIIlnE manner. 1T MS history 0t
, 1881-02-01

, OTTAWA, Jan. :}i.-Iu tho House Of Inn
mons tho lMctifc Railway bill WIS ortefci u
n secnltl rpatling, ,-i0i to III.
Tic Committee finally rcportsl The b,n
"''tlqu@ %"t, third reading ''Ps boen fixed 'or i
Special Dtspnteh Ia The Chicago Ttthun,.
OTTAWA, Ont. jan. 3l.--'rtttluy tit, secona
rcutltng Of tI,e Etltlasln Pacific l,ailway LIs
wns c.irrel, aftcr spirited debate, by yoa Of!
Of 1fNi To III. wv
Tte Government intends to Introduce 3,
bill ti1tA session HlyuEg them |sower 10 sei,n
uul distribute fur tElu benefit t,f Ca1a,liaHH
lnIieyIIoltlsrs the .lcposit tuada by iv5sisaa.
iifn.Iils,Ira,co companies III c,,se Of ,deis
fNiltfp.
, 1881-02-01

AN OLD LADY AND HER Car
AEoxruEAt, Ian. 3l.-AD inYncsl tt.,.-
rcvcnlcsl II strunge taie. An rcccn,,f. =!
la.ty named ltairy llAs hecn III thu hah,, Il!
living nlono with l'er cat Il! house on DaI .
lloaslc strcct, notwithstanding tho cntscaIis,
Of htr frtrtllts, who nre furry weILtnsdas
Yesterday her Indy WIS found II, Tic hons. s.
atl under H. rs It s'Ic hail fallen on It, Va, n,
l,ntty of l,er favnrtt cAt. She lta.t hren ,sas ~
fur three lnys, unit IN fA'lfng from er rh,,s. Ihsas
had severely burned herself ngIlinst thc snss ds
\ verdict Of death from nntural causes sIys; ~:
returned. w
, 1881-02-01
STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW Yol.K, jan. 3l.-ArFtyed, tho sse.a ~
slips Rotterdam. from ltottcrdaM;, h!as's a's
from Hull; City of Montreal and i'F!!sha,1
from Liverpool: Bristol, from blsas'.
Vutlerlalld und Dc lsuytcr, from !An1"e'''
a,lu Dunall, frolI Drelncli.> ,,..,, ,cou
LoSI,oN, jan. 3t.-'rlle SeaMllnaInan', Inan',ad+I III
New York; the lsflynland. from tn,au.ss Lnss II
plIu: md tho lllyrlna, troIn hastol'' ''a's''
rived out. sns,,d.a,
LoS1,,y, JIM. .3l.-trle steamship sehieaIat1
from Now York for 1tottertlAnI, has a''''''
out. ~. r,h1on,i
NEw YonK ,Jall. 3l.-ArrIyetl, the E'a"p'
frun, HlasgaW. ....-.,,,r. r,ntal
l.nSs,oS, Jun. 3l.-',rl.o steamships sn| ssm|,d
and WyulnIllg, from Sew York, law a''''
out,
, 1881-02-01

KANSAS Cry, Mo., Jan, 3l.-AtA meeting
of tho directors ut tlla kAl,sas Clty4anarl Ut
TRADE tt-.iay. II. u. bilbro, Ut st. Louis, WIS
selected to succeed George ". Mclean as
Graiu Inspector for tbs conItng year. There
has been iIorco fight during the past few
weeks over this apuoiMtmcltt, mud Mr.. '5le-
I.va,'s removal dots not g!yo satisfaction to
tho grafu men. ThBrb Were IN chHtRea
agalnst HIN fit his 0tlic!ai capaci.y, tl.o light
being mora OF personal cllaractor..
, 1881-02-01
LIBERAL PEOPLE,

Spteta! nlspatth to THe Chttas' 1"o@"H M
CAnItolIHuS, ILL.,, Jun. 3l.-The ss['!o ,' IA
controversy that has been solnE on y at.r ~
county for the pnst two years over ~ Snr.
tton md appropriation to build new e'WI'.m.o; tn
llousu IS ut last III O fAir WY OF aalusII ~ ~
that PROMISES tn give satisfaction 70 Ga ~ io
tt0ns. tTllo capitalists Ut this t9wan wann9 nsIG Gor
cOrporalutl themselves Into l'4slsItatsh '4s"uttshyue
1,n1ly. anu PURPOSE erecting tgtnnnl ~ nj VI
building I'll this city ut n cost VI S1"''''
present tic same tO tho county.
, 1881-02-01

European nations, with tie view of 6r,,.
nut tho most reHsihlo means Of at,rar,tale
tleslrNllc ulnss Of Immigrants 10 lin ts,.H
tn tnkr tho plnce Of tl,n natives, w,,o s'os
determined to suffer extinction With sefhl
1mrntfyeiy short tirlc. The King dns.e CON,
fuv0r CI!fnesn n,mt9ratiU,,, tlur do ss rs E1t
steamer for YUknhnilla. 's aelt
, 1881-02-01
MnRTIlAhY.

6ps<tas DIpat<A to Ths cafedaa ,t,;'la1dlf lfF
CEDAR NAril,s, Ia.. Jan. .|I.,.n's'sirtrrr,
ry, h young nlu,. employed at slI.is Wv. sta.ss
house, 4letl last night sroln Ill!."r',sy. y "
by a TIL! down MI elevator, oa.asattstSxs Ca
fiinerai acquired t.,-tluy, aiiu u,'i'.i, vi he ~:
BY tic Fire Department, Of "h@A
member. !
, 1881-02-01
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
ADJOURNMENT.
WASHINGTON, d. G.. Jan. 3l.-Tho S'l-
prclne Court Of tho United Statcs adjourned
until FeG. q.
JUSTICE sWAYNE.
A meeting Of the nlentbcrs Of tlto Bar OF
the Supreme Court Of tho United States was
held III tho court-rooln at the Capitol this
morning to tako nctlon on tho retirement Of
Justice Swnyne from tho bench. Tho lion.
Samuel Shellnbargor was. elected Chairman,
anil Alr. james II. A1cKcnny. Clerk OF tho
Court, Secretary. The Committee OH 1lcso-
lutons-cons!stfng OF tho following gentle
men: Philip T. Phillips. Of. Alnbalna;
George II. Williams, OF Oregon: Richard =.
Merrick, Of the District Of Columbia; Elliot
+. Shepard. OF Now York; alnl j. Hubby
Ashton, of 1'cnnsylyunfa-was appointed by
tic Chairman, and they reported tue follow
Ing
RESOLUTIONS,
Which wcrc atlontctl:
tonrned With deep regret That, in tho opinion Of
Jltstlee Swhyn,c t'1p tltne bus Mrriyed whcn by
should retire from the lnbOr8 nntl duties Hf tho
Bench which ho llas au long ndorned.
aud honorable career tho l'ar coni It nllko thoir
mrnts OF EiI,eorc rcapcc. Tor Justice NwayMc.
which hnye l'ccsl inspired by tho iarHn capacity:
The t @a ,earnK ~, ,n1 t ,s,, Sa
,lo Justice, md tho KonsaI mid benevolent court.
| csy he hns uniformly nce,rded to iIleIn''crs Of
out the long period or bis service oil tho teilgl
| Of tho Supreme Court.
aestcl ID present @ M ihcse resolutions tia Goart
nIlh Msk TINT they he Nntcrcd on its minutes aud
| communicated to Justice swaynr.
| ~ DEyESs.
| >
, 1881-02-01

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jun. 8l.--Tho levee WINS
hrol,en three ,,ni!cs helow the city IN two
r,uces, atd much damage to farms and or.
c,artls will follow. This wnter Is backing up
towards tho cIty. :TIluldvee around the city
ara NIL right, aud u0 danger Is appsohcrdcal.
a number 1t extensive 'cseyasscs l,ayc oc-
Cured OIL the opposlt sl!s OF tho river III
Yolo County, alsd m.lcl. damaso Is reported.
Tho losses Mt present are roughly estimated
ut st .0o0, coo. Tho river IL twepty-s!x feot
above lnw-water mark, tho highest 6ser 10.
fore attained.
, 1881-02-01

SAN F1lASclsco, Oal., jan. ai.-At Wind
foil In seventeen hours. Much damage WIS
sustained by tho people IN that Vicinity.
. I9 l'|acsryllle, Eldoralo County, III twenty
four (,ours up to noon yesterday, seven and
sixty-hsli,dredths llches Of ruin fell. From
, 1881-02-01

other places IN tho northern part Of tho State
co,na almost Incredible ncco,tnts OF tho
amount Of tho rainfall during tho ssornn
\ dispatch from SasItn Cruz, says Enpisoln,
on Soultel Greek, four miles from SANTA
Cruz, has becn washed nut t0sca. Only fonr
l,ouscs aro left Of Thu toSli. No lives were
lost.
Tho Oroyl[Io Railroad Is submerged for
lung distance. l'Ip ,lantngc caI'nos be nsccr-
taiMed tllLil Tho w,,ter g0rs down.
, 1881-02-01
RAILWAY ACCIDENT,

arfrIH1 871spa7tH !" 1He CH1tHpH 1F1tdNG
NEW MAssKt;r, Jan: M.-uwtng 10 ftoA
having sprea.l tic rails, the lnain train goIn,
l1orth on the Northern Railway rair Oft lin
track on tile c,lrvo just uoriIl OF Luudyt
Mill, Ills afternoon. Tile two rear coaehet
containing passengers, wrrn wrcnclied from
The Track and thr0wn over MI rlnbanknlenE
x driver fItunl Toronto llnAipd Guilford wss
Killed, MS well Ms another .ltt,l, nnlie IN.
knnwn. Several other passengers were "
riollsEy injured.
, 1881-02-01

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. N.-hlng kalaSa4a
states that tho object Of his trip Is for tho
nnrposa OF visiting tho different As!atlc md
, 1881-02-01
1tO(t1f I

At a:is Atol,dny l,orllnE tho tlEurcs sl,ow1.
were all below zoro: VINCENT, Dnk., 30 dc.
grees; AIoorIleat, Attnl,., y tlrgrees; Forl
(larry, Man., u degrees; Duluth, Mimi, y
degrees.
, 1881-02-01

ToRrLASp, Ore, Jan. 3i.-A hurricane
swept over the pnay.tlupe Valley, Washing
ton County. Tlle Nortllern l'aGiiic Railroad
IL ol1structed BY wlndfalls. ]fnIl,linEa wyr0
, 1881-02-01

Sinnu s,nsf,tn{r :1liat thermometer. 9L?t
n,cni, fiuilly, At: highest tonlpssnturc Hi lowest
Temperature, u.
.liaromctor corrcotch for'tonasrature, elevation,
md Instrumental Grfnt4
tMneh ktltIM.
tlao small To sltuaAnFc.
lESEl!iL OBSERVATIONS
. tlftuSnn, Intl, 'at-l1,t9 y. n,
, 1881-02-01

ADIOE1kSaEEST.
WASHINGTON, u. G.. Jan. 3l.-Tlle SM
prcne Court OF tho United Statcs adjoWr',el
until Feb. q.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-01
sRERIFF's sALKs.
SnERIFf's SALE.

M VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS 49,
~ sus out OF tue Distict .ourt OF the First
Judicial district Of tbs state OF Nevada. In and
for The countyo VI Storey. duly atIs,ed. ON the
29th day VI July. A ID lcol. and To me
direct d and delivered. I. two o rtain actions IN
MANUAL Pi .saOwEn. p.ris-rr, eomposing
ths q N q JON - PfNsHOWEH 4 BRO,
plainitns. recovered jad. nsnt against a. Il CH
sd J. .lCi. psrtb~rs, COMPOSING tbs nrm Of
ia . a. issi. ~. the -um Of Fifty eight Hun.
drsd pollar $500 Win intsrs.' to date SIS vs..
aud intsfsst ~ tho rate " tvo per cont. per
month from date on the sum Of &t000 until
paid, and interest ~ the rat- OF ten per cent
per annun OIL 500 until paid. toge her With
Sias Is taxed costs Of Salt. and u CLERKS
socra'ns c.arts, and all sccruing costs and sx.
psnsss OF sale.
and u raIEDMiN. plaintiff. recovered
~Ju,guent against a. kiCa and . RICE. part
nsr-. coup 81 9 the nrm OF RlCH BROS. do
fsndants. on the 18th DAP u July. 4 D.. ls5t.
Dollars and rwsnt,-e ht csnts s9es ~. With
iutsr o. On tue rum OF $40 st the rate Of ave
y CO {. yer month irom d . until PAID and
Interest VI sit0 81 too per c-nt per month
until vad. AMI in'.r.:, 81 ,so per sse': per
$50 IS TAI d cost OF suit aud % CLERKS sccru.
Ina eo-ts, aud all aecrains cssis and szpsnsss
OF sale.
By ,lrtus OF ssii vrits Of execution. and In
Dursu noe Of tbs stA, uts IN such osss made
snd PROVIDED, I AVE o.. this da,. the 7s'h d.
OF Jul,. A. 1871. levied q. on and taken 1,
s1scution all th. hight. tito aud inlsrst which
SAID dsisu . & have IN and 10 he foll'vins.
Dc crib-a ere nal property. situate and being
I. IA, esr...n s.ors ss9sn u. ninsr. sno
CIV oi vmsin,s. eou.t, OF s.otsy, Nsvsas, TO
wiz;
coats, 81 escorted coats . coats and vssts. %
suits Of s,o,nss. = coats and psnts.
suius, . eys' eosus and vess. . youths'
bye pslts II bo,sf ecs's q vss's sok
d ssns q dsrvssr. Is 10 aossns overshirts. I
dos No .ov,rsils. 20 hoys' ovsraiis. AIN dossns
shirts. iie bo,s' shirt., Ak ool 10 b ys' 40
dsrvsar. 81 Q IL dozens hos-. 2tk dssrn hand
k.,c.i.fs. . d xsns s~uspendsrs. ~ dossns
bn,s' ,uspsndsrs. itt dossns gloves, ~ hs,s.
IA boys' .ais. 7 pal . minsn.. ~ d On linen
ollsrs 7dot-ns iin.n cuns. Is winter e-ps II
DO . cardigan I,cs-,s. I OF paper cola ., II
"a 70 bouts. I par shoes. I dozen ov-r.hoss. J
caps II trulks. ~ earD~t haze. u valisss, IL
sA.ohvl.. I lot y stsd js~elry !. snos Gaze.
stop ladder. I stove s.d pipe. clio . xssnx
mirrnr. : wire stands. . show cases. twins
Notice 10 hereby given that on wEpNEs
DAT, the THIRJ DAY OF AUGUST. a. d,
ISL. e-t.ssn the hours o. . O'Clock a =;
o. d O'CLOCK .. y. VIZ, ct n O'Clock noon.
will ell ell ths right. claim and interest Of
TIE said d. f.ndantsl RICH BROTHRhs. o.. In
and o the abe. . d-scrib d perronsi property,
on the said premises. No q SOU b Q ,trest
virsinis C1ty. storey coaaiy. S.vada. Of pup e
auction. for cash IN land. to the highes. bad.
der. o. saiisfy said sx,eaion and costs. In
Cnitsd States gold coin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-01

On molten Of Trustee Dauchy Il was
ordered that al moneys. books and pa
psrs belonging to the town Of Gold Hill
be handed over to the County Commits.
siopsn ~ soon a. the Treasurer osn az
bis books and oil warrants allowed at
this meeting are paid. Also. II was or
dered that the Town Marshal, Clerk and
Attorney turn owe al books and papers
In THAR possession belonging 10 the
town to the County Commissioner.
Trustee Mercer and Clerk Hyde were
instructed to transfer al the town prop
srty (as per invsntory) to the County
Commissioners.
There being no other business, Trus-
tee Dsushy In . few spptopsists remarks
movsd thai . vo1s Of thank9 b ssndsssd
President Fox and Psssidsnt. (pro
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-01
cnrEy rSoIxxxl's nxsosr.
0oLp Hull. Nay I. 1881.

cnrKy ESorSxxl's IMPORT.
GOLD HUI. Nay I. 1881.
To the President and Members Of the
Board Of Town Trustees-Gentlemen I
have the honor. 70 report the following
resume Of the Fire Department for the
past year: Number Of fire alarms. 20;
number Of Ares a.; estimsted value Of
property destroyed. Sas, 00o; insured for
$37,0 In the majority Of cases the
cause Of fre could not be a~scertainsd.
The number Of enrolled members Of
the Department 10 - follows: Liberty En-.
zine Company No. I, 2s; Yellow Jacket
Engine Company No. 2, so; Lincoln Hose
Company No. 3, ~. There are also two
active hose companies not enrolled. who
have rendered very great service.
Number Of hydrsnts. 81; number Of feet
Of rubber hose, 2600; number Of feet Of
leather hose. $50; number Of hose car.
riages. 8; number Of parade hat fronts, s.;
number Of parade belts, Z; number Of Pc
rade trumpen. 8; number Of service trum.
pets, s.
have the pleasure Of stating that the
entire department and apparatus are In an
efficient and ssrviosable state.
Respectfully submitted.
Nrox SEXTON.
Chief Engineer @. II. r. d.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
TovH or Con HUI.
County oil storey. STATE Of Nevada, !
NAV flth. l08l.

To MICHAEL o'BarIx. associate owner In The
8 nth Jacket mine Gold Hill Mining Dis.
irict. rtorey county. stale OF Nevsdai
You arc hereby notih~d that the Undersigned
has performed and aid cot the annual amount
OF WORK for 1881 on the above claim required
bs Bee. 2s2s Revised statutes Of the uuit, d
amounts 70 Thirty.three dollars and Tnirty
three Gents tSs5 81, lers Eight Dollar tSs) Tor
labor psrf.fmed. leaving . balance due from
y,u Of Twenty . i've Doliars and Thirty.
three Ocrts (t25 81. And II within ninety
DAYS after this notice By publication you fail OF
rsfuss 20 contribute said amount YOUR interest
10 said cl I'm will b forfeited AID become the
propsrty Of the subscriber. under said Section
(Signedl; Nd. GILLEIT.
maid p. o. address. Gold Hill. New.