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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-01-07

The Northern Pacific have purchased Tor
600 tons Of new steel rails, in addition 70 The
$4,000 tons already precured. The ms.
shipment arrived a "a. ranl last week. and
Mas pushed TO the fiont. Tn. Missouri d.
vision viii be kept open this winter and ~
ever. .prseaulion has been .aksn 70 keep the
Dakota division clear, the greater partisan "
,hess rails will Be shipped thronsa before
spriur. 4, The, Nnuhsrn Pacific VIII o'iia
more read next year, than amy year previous.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-01-07

biTbs Boston Jovaai ~ cc~werst publish
!. lot % dyeing recipes, but none 81 them
br., the ola way If fooiing with III smpay
shotgun.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-01-07

GUN Arabic dissolved In waisky willkssp
the hAir carried In damp wsakhss. - xsok4agey
a little sugar dissolved In Il hrs similar -
feet on the legs.-Joha h. Cough,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-01-07

Regular advertising payable quarterly. as due.
Transient advertising payable in sdvanco
Special Notices are 20 per cent more than reg.
llar advertisements.
Local advertising Is cents for the first insertion
10 cents per line for each succeeding insertion;
dnes counted In Nonparel MEASURE
lob Work payable Oh delivery.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-01-07
Rochester, n. Y, Corr. Phil. Press.

i-nurlow wssrs seAre in ,oarn.,..rn
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-01-07
Philadelphia New Northwest.

Yellowstone Extension OF the North ern
Pacific Railroad
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-01-07

= s#e *s MoNTANA'e POPULATION.
The osficial report In the Censas Once
shows that Montana has population Of 3d..
l57. Of which 10,g77 are females and % lSO
males. The male population preponderaies
nearly three TO one, showing tliat the emil
grafton wsnted oat there most is pretty, In.
dustrio,s and heaithful females. OF the 70.
al population, y, ,642 are natives, and ll,5i5
Greignes; 1860 being blacks. 4.,.7v.g.l4.
lafs41la' - DEsERr LANDS. .
The Secretary Of The Interior has decided
that che rights ofss widow whose husband
hnA sxhsasted his rights TO . paaent fur Des
ert Lands had the same rights under, the law
8 Ii her deceased husband had not been 10
fused The patent. 81,
fs9aTk s'AIDAHo 70 rHx PORE. ias Z I'll
Delegafs Ainslie, ofldaho, his led on witi
= iiil for the cdmission of Idaho - STATE
/ IN INDIAN AATTxRs. alltnI ss4e
| Il BILL has been introduced In the S1nat'
FOR tie relief VI Col. Alfred B. Neachain.
| THE Senate ConAmittce On the removal Q
The. Nosshxn C',eyennes will 10 continusd,a y
| The Secretary Of the Interior statss thai : nev
| phase u the Ponca Indian question has beel
| 5ressntsd which needs investigation.
ahsu 0THzR MAf1nnss II
The amo INT Of pensions paid BY tho gov
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-01-07

iESd SCIOlaISnlp ~ the nuIIdTy iustItutC
wherein Stonewall Jackson taught. He be-
gan his career by carrying surveyors chain
on railroad, and was known as skillful
General in the Confederate army. A corre-
spondent Of the. Troy Times says that Ma
homes division was the snly one which ap-
peared on the final scene at Appomattox
Court House intact and unbroken In spirit
and discipline. ..'' -
An Englishman travelling In the east pot
being quite SATISFIED with the appearance Of
the mare be rode, asked his Arab servant "
he was sure she got her allowance. "Oh,
yes,"' he replied. .Ay countrymen often "
| steal from one another and rob their friends,
horses, but can always find out II your
mare has been cheated. put seven or
eight pebbles In with the barley, counting
the number exactly. The mare never eafts
the pebbles, and If any one steals from the
barley he il sure to take two or three peb-
| bles with IT, II find the pebbles ishort IN
the morning have hard words, and they
cannot tell how I know, 50 they give up
cheating her." 'i' i'l III sss~ I Z
"A correspondents writing from Callao p
| TO the PhIladclphia Times, says that ths Uni-
| ted States steamer Wateree, which ~ eaas
sshore near that Peruvian port IN thu sFsst
wave Of 1888, lies ps5scsly upright on ! alevel
| plain about three miles from csllao- Sks
lies with her starboard side 70 the sea, about
| three -fbufths or mile ftom the water, snt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Tho O'Donovsn . Grove Dynamite
Plot Exposed.

CHICAGO, October ga Times Phil.
adslphis special says: The truo inward.
ness OF the Fenian dynamite plot has
GENE to light through two months labor
By the Secret Service agents Of the
United States. The result will be the
ostrscism Of o'DOnovan Rosa OF New
York, Patrick Grove Of Peoria, and
Peter II. Foys Of Philadelphia. from
the respectable Irish Nationalist Gem.
pany. The entire affair was merely q
plot to cheat the English government
out Of Q large sum Of money. It IL
literally true. % has been frequently
stated, that the scheme was . clever plot
Of shrswd Irishmsn to make . little
money. Foye. q saloon keeper Of Phil.
sdslphis, caused the manufacture Of the
internal machines. and turned them
over to O'Donovsn Rosa. Foye then
began negotiations with the British Con.
sui at New York. and received $4,000
for information leading to the discovery
made on the docks at Liverpool. He
some weeks ago fed from the United
States detectives at Philadelphia. and no
one knows Of his whersabeuts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08
Guiteau's Brother.

New YoRk. October ga World re-
porter interviewed John @. Guitesu OF
Boston. brother Of the assassin. who 10
stopping at the Aston. he said: ut 10
not my intention to do anything unless
am summoned a. q witness. Ny
brother has made No request Of me. nor
has Mr.. Scovills, nor have I written to
either. am In q delicate position. j
do not wish to express any views upon
the case. have already told the public
through the press that In my belief there
was no political conspiracy at the time
Of the shooting. Ny father had his
opinion about my brothers insanity.
and I agree With my father. whose life
aud character I respect and love. II has
turned out as be thought It would. Mr..
Scoville was opposed to my fathers
views. While erieving over the drssdful
crime committed BY . brother. I feel 1t
my duty to act from . standpoint OF
good citizenship. I should DO glad to
BE- OF any real service to my brother
within the truth and ny duty as a.citizsn.
I I'm not here on any business con.
nectsd with the ease."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08

Harmony Lodge No. IS Of Knights Of
Pythias was yesterday instituted In Gold
Hill. It probably starts Oh with . larger
membership than any subordinate lodge
ever before had. In accordance with q
published call. such Of the men who
signed their names as charter members.
appeared at Masonic Hall at 2 o'clock p.
n. and the work commenced. Ths Grand
Officers we're present and numerous
officers and members Of the Virginia
Lodges. and the work with the first ap'
p~licsnts, numbering thirty.four. pre-
seedsd until Z o'clock P. n. AT that
hour those who were unable to attend
II 2 o'clock, some th~irty.ons. presented
themselves and we're taken In charge.
BY this time delegations Of Sir knights
and officers from Carson. Reno. Dayton
and sutro arrived. and they relieved
thar brethren from Virginia. The
ledge was instituted and duly or.
sanized, the members remaining until
nearly 8 o'clock this morning. To
while away the leisure time an sxosllent
lunch had been set In Garfield Hall by
Harmony Lodge, to which ample justice
was done. The new ledge starts Oh
under favorable auspices and with Q
total membership Of sighty-two. Every
attention possible WAS shown the Wis
itors and the affair proved to DO an On.
joyabls one 10 oil who participated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08
Aisisr Nssss.

There 10 about 400 feet yet to run to
connect the west drift from the joint
Union Consolidated and Sierra Nevada
winzs on the 27OO level with the east
drift from the Union shaft. Work IL
vigorously prosecuted from both ends
and q progress OF 40 feet per week Ia
made. The east DRIFT 10 intensely hot.
which makes work necessarily slow.
The Ophir Company have 20 far s1-
tended the old upper tunnel that 1t 10
o about under the Ben. Rowe vein.
They are also sinking on the vein from
the surface.
Intense heat rstards operations In the
north end mines as we'll a. In the mid.
die or water mines. The Gold hill
group Of mines are much cooler.
The Savage has put in ore 0hutsa pre-
paratory to extracting ore next week.
The bulkhsads in the Chollar.N orcress-
Savage shaft are being removed.
It will take at least ak weeks to oom.
plsts the repairs in progress at the Hale
4 Norcross.
Explorations will shortly be COM
msuced on the 1900 level Of the Potoai.
There il talk OF rssumins work In the
Quinn mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08
Labor rroublsa in England,

PHIADELPziA. October IA dispatch
from London says: The workmsn In
the stafordshirs pottsries have given
notice that they will demand an advance
Of wages in November. and that the
masters have resolved to resist the do.
mand and that Q strike must snsss. A
strike would involve from 10000 to co..
600 men. About $50 book and job
printers are striking for tive dollars .
week advance in wsgss. Sherman 4
Co.'S bands were ordered out today BY .
committee Of the Union. The Arm OBJ.
tanned warrants for the arrest Of the
committee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08
Cabinet %Speculations.

New Yolx. October San evening
paper has the following from Washing
ton: Although Il 10 generally believed
that there will bs no changes In the Cab
met until Dseembar. there 10 . feeling
among some very we'll informed persons
here that the names Of the new Cabinet
will likely be ssnt In next week. II will
show very strongly, 1t IL thought. the
influence Of Grant In Its composition.
II Ia probable that either Andrew Whits
or Edward Pisrrepont will be Q member
OF II. Grants special friend. General
Bsal, OF this city, 10 much talked Of as
Artbur's Secretary Of the Navy, the idea
being to have him represent the Pacific
coast, hs onoe having been Surveyor
General Of California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08

BAN Francisco. October 81 p. H.
Union Co.'S, l4k asked; Sierra Nevada,
lsAs sales; Mexican, 81 asked; ophir. 6h
bid; Utah. 9 asked; Gould 4 Curry. ~
bid. 8 asked; Con. Virginia. . IS bid; Hale
4 Noreross. 3 10 bid; Yellow Jacket. ~
bid; Savage. 3 As asked; overmsn. ! GO
asked; Chollar. 2 40 asked; Potosi. 2 IS bid
Gsuid 4 Curry. IL sales; Mexican. gu
bid; Grown Point. N bid; Union Con-.
l4s sales; Best 4 Relchsr. Is bid; Silver
Hill. SOC asksd; ophir. sS sslos; Savage
8 40 bid; Utah. II sales; Union Con-. lAh
sales; Hale 4 Norcross. 8 10 sales; Sierra
Nevada. i5k ssked; Grown Point. I 80
asied; Gould L Curry. ~ sales; Union
Con-, lAh sales; Sierra Nevada. isS salesi
Bslcher, I 30 bid; Savage. 81 asked; Con
Virginia. 24s asked; Yellow Jacket. ~
sales; California. CSC asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08
Conkling's Defeat.

Boston. October T. The Hrald's
Washington special says: President Ar
thur has not been helped at all in his
Cabinet arrangements by the develop.
msnt Of the overwhelming anti. conk.
ling sentiment In New York. Il 10 Q fact
that ths defeat Of the Conklins men 10
New York operates as q brake on oil the
stalwsrt plans for . Stslwart Cabinet.
Grants influence with Arthur 10 also
affected BY the strong anti.C onkling sen.
timsnt Of the Republicans Of New York.
Arthur hardly knows what to do. and
there 10 good rsason to believe that no
Cabinet slate has yet been arranged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Number or FupiIs-reaehsrs and
Misunderstanding OF the Trustees
Last kveaing.

A special meeting Of the Gold Hill
Board Of School Trustees was held last
evening. Present. Trustees Mercer,
Hall, French. southsrlin and Clerk Will
lisms. Clerk Williams stated the meet.
ing was called to hear the report Of
Principal Young with reference to the
consolidating and grading Of the schools.
The Principal handed in his report
(which will be found below stating that
he had e54 pupils placed In eleven rooms
and but nine regularly employed teach.
err. He also stated that he did not
deem Il wise nor for the benefit OF the
schools to do with less than eleven
teachers.
A melton was then carried to proceed
TO the election Of two additional teachers.
The ballot resulted In the election Of
Mrs. @. s. Wentworth Of Gold Hill. and
Mrs. H. Myestt Of Virginia.
By resolution Of the Board, passed ct
q previous meeting. the assigning OF the
teachers had been left to the Principal.
That gentleman stated that hs desired
an expression from the Board a. to the
placing Of certain teachers. An infer.
NAL discussion was had and the views OF
the members obtained. and the matter
again placed in Principal Young's
hands.
Following is the report OF the Prin-
cipal 10 full. together with the teachers
as they have since been assigned to their
respective grades and the salaries each
receive per month.
High School, IS pupils. Teachers
G. s. Young. Principal. salary $3.50;
Mrs. NJ. n. Swift. assistant, Sl2O.
A Grammar. IS pupils. Miss N. A.
Everitt, Teacher, $lo0.
B and O Grammar. 52 pupils. L. r.
Mcdonald. Teacher. 500.
D Grammar. 46 pupils, Mrs. Il. G.
Mygatt. Teacher. 800.
A Primary. 60 pupils. Miss @. Hem
dersou. Teacher, 800.
A Primary and G Grammar. Sc pupils.
Miss A. NJ. Sullivan. Teacher. 500.
B Primary. 81 pupils, Miss g. Wright
Teacher, $50.
@ Primary. 4s pupils, Miss F. Robin
son, Teacher. $50.
D Primary. 80 pupils, Miss Ida III.
Lynch. Teacher (Miss L. Armstrong
substituts). $40.
Divide A and B Primary. "a pupils
Miss Nellie R. Lynch. Teacher. $50.
Divide @ aud d Primary, S5 pupils.
Mrs. G. s. Wentworth, Teacher, Sl0o.
Mrs. G. s. Wentworth has been given
general supervision OF the Divide
schools, which accounts for her salary
being $40 more than the other teachers
of the same grade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08

Following are the transactions In real
ss,ats, a. recorded in the County Record
er's ofics. for the past week:
Mrs. Nellie Ksnna to @. G. Leavitt,
lot 3, block AZ. range Stewart, Virginia;
consideration, $40. No.
Patrick Harvey to John W. Lin.han
lot Of 2515O feet, corner OF d and Silver
streets. Virginia; consideration. SD.
George L. Andrews and wife to Philip
McDsvitt. lot 6. block !, range 0. Gold
Hill; consideration. $l0e.
Mrs. J. ]. Connolly to Mrs. h. Geary'
lot 300x2OO feet between two main rail-
road tunnels. Gold Hill; consideration.
$50.
Elizabeth Lloyd to Honora Jackson,
lot 10. block 4. range E, Gold Hill; con-
sidsration. SEQ.
Pacific Mil and Mining Company to
the Consolidated Virginia and Csliiornia
Mining Companies. lots 3. 4. 8 and . in
block IS. range N. Virginia; censidera'
ton, $3.50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08
Another Ismsss OF she Bsgsie Un'
der Arrest.

Mary Jackson (oolOred), an inmate OF
Mrs. Gilmore's bagnio. South @ street,
Virginia. was today arrested on q charge
Of petty larceny, in robbing q man whs
entered that den Of infamy. The war.
rant was issued on the 18th Of septem.
Der, but the defendant got wind OF 1t and
skipped" She returned q day or two
since, thinking the coast was clear. aud
was arrested. She will DO tried before
Justice Hires.
Il is very strange that the parents
In Virginia do not look after the two
houses Of ill.r.puts on South G street
and see that they are closed. Are they
insensibls to the disgracsful scenes 20
often recurring in them before the eyes
OF their children as they pass to and
from school2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08
LADIES' GRAND TOURNAMENT,

For the most accomplished and graceful
lady riders, Wednesday, October 18th. and
Friday, October 18th. Contestants being
required to ride each Of these days 10
secure . prize.
FIRST PRIZE-An elegant black silk
dress pattern, value 500; offered by q. a.
LOOMS.
SECOND AND THIRD PRIzEs-Ths
society's Silver Plate, valued 1t s7o and
$40 respectively.
FOURTH PRIZE-$2o coin; offered By
Perkins 4 White. 80.
Thu lady who 10 sdjudged first shall
have Ant choice Of premiums offered a
% Do.
nrisss from the Society will 30 barred from
Competing for frst prize, but may compsss
II II expected that other special pre-
miums will DO added to this list By private
None but ladies Of the highest rsspscts-
billy viii bs allowed TO oompsts for
Ladies wishing 10 compete for prizes
will please sand thsir names 70 the escrs-
tsry. Endorsed By two menbsrs Of me
Society.
W. r. CHAMBERLAIN. President.
u. I. yuH, SECRETARY. saia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08

Miss Fannie II. Robinson. who wal
recently elected . teacher in the Gold
Hill public schools, 10 today UNDERGOING
an examination for teachers certificate
at the Third Ward sehool.houss. Viz
sinis.
4 reminder Of the flush times Of Gold
Hill pssssd down Main street. this morn
ing. II wss . load Of quicksilver Tor the
Trench mill. Silver City. that 1t took
fosr horses TO draw.
There will be religious services ct the
Methodist church. Gold Hill. tomorrow
evening ct 7 O'Clock. Rsv. J. D. Ham.
nond, Presiding Elder. will ofaciats.
$. Gssres @. Thaxtsr. Of Carson. day BE-
fore Yesterday did the best rife shsotine
% far recorded In this State. He made
iosty-nias out Of . possible nfty.
Mrs. Smiley shsrs.. IT.. mother Of
william Z. Sharon. Clarence J. Sharon
and Fred Sharon. died On the 9th Inst,
~ Mount Pleasant, Ohio.
Tue Beard Of County Commissioner
vtll asss Monday d II o'slosk 4. y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08
YollOW Jacket.

GOLD HILL. October Q. l8Sl-R. II.
Touis. Esq. Vics President: The north
lateral DRIFT on the 5000 level was adj
yancsd Al feet during the past week;
present length Of the ssus 329 feet from
the switch. We lost &c hours work In
this drift, owing to the stopPage OF
pumps to screw up rod brackets Of No.
balance bob. North lateral DRIFT on
the 1898 level has been run Il fest,
making the present length Of same izs
feat from the north winzs. The ground
IL quite hard again. with less water.
The north wipzs is this day 242 fsst
deep on the slope. having sunk the same
81 feet since last report; ground quite
hard. Sixteen feet more on slope will
reach the 5000 level. Will DRIFT from
Wine toward the north lateral drift. face
Of which Is this day Al feet distant.
T. G. TAYLOR, Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08
D,.sr,ss Cs.rs-Ri.i.s. Jusss.

The following business has been trans.
acted in this court since last report:
Estate Of A. ARgsnisr. deceased
Order to sell real estate without notice.
Estate OF Conrad wiegand. decsssed-
Order made distributing estate.
Jacob Young. IT.. W. j. @. Hampton
Demurrer ovsrrulsd; ten days given
to answer.
Mary Ann Sleeves ". ]. B. Skswss-
Divorce granted.
Enc Mclean vs.. ]. b. Mclean
Divorce granted.
Estate Of Mathew Winnie, deceased
Catherine Winnie appointed admins
trstrix; bond, 500. John Bodhsh. Al.
bent Stefan and O. Mack appointed sp-
prsissrs.
Rev. Mr.. Simpson IL authorized to
solennize marriages.
Estate Of Ignacso de Suza- ordef
made to sell personal property.
Pinshower Brothers VI. w. ]. Hanks
Continued until the 22d instant BY
consent.
Coleman Brothers vs.. Rich Brothers
Set for the 22d instant.
The venirs ordered to issue for forty
Jurors was made returnabls on the llth
instead Of the 9th instant, as heretofore
ordered.
Adjourned till Monday. 10 a. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08
CARD OF THANKS.

If I have been negligent in
my sense Of duty to sincerely
thank the two Benevolent Or
ders, viz: ODD
and ANCIENT ORDER OF
UNITED WORKMEN, fol-
their loving care and solicit.
tude during the illness Of my
deceased husband, I hope to
be pardoned for the seeming
neglect, giving as my only ex-
cuse the deep affection which
Natures course has assigned
to me. While in the abandon
Of this my neglect I received
Two Thousand Dollars, as my
beneficiary portion, from that
grand Order Of Orders, the A.
o. U. w. and while am aware
that such sum is due to me by
right of membership, yet I
acknowledge the benefit was
handed me in a spirit Of glad
ness and brotherly affection by
it's courteous members. Such
kind feeling manifested proves
to me that their pecuniary help
goes hand in hand with that
Of: principles, "Frater-
nal Sympathy"
MRS. PAULINE BECKER,
Odd HlR. 0doar 8. 1881,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08
Tho Democratic Senate Organise
ton Pr0blem-Lrthur Anxious.

WASHINGTON. October There are
90 few Democratic Senators here that
the preliminary conference will probs-
bly, bs deferred until tomorrow morning.
Five, who are ct the Atlanta cotton fair
will net be here until morning. Morgan
and Garland are quoted IS being willing
to give the Republicans the presiding
officer, the Democrats keeping the Sec
Rotary and Sergeant.st-Arms. The Re
publicans would unanimously sccept
such Q proposition. The majority Of
Democrats, however, insist that to fail
to take the presiding officer would dis.
gust the rank and Ale Of the party. and
be an admission that their represents.
tivss were unwilling to take power when
Il fell to them. Arthur told the Demo-
cratic Senators this morning that 1t would
be wise 10 their party to yield the Presi.
dsncy Of the Senate to the Republicans.
He 10 very anxious that his place should
be allied by . Republican.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08
The Marquis OF Lorne and Party

OMAHA. October THE Marquis Of
Lorns. Governor General Of Canada. and
party arrived here In the Pallman palace
car St. Nicholas yesterday from the
West. The party consists Of Colonel
Dswinton. private secretary; Mr.. Aus.
tin, correspondent Of the London Times;
Sidney Hall, artist and correspondent Of
the London Graphic; DR.. Sswsll. Captain
Bsgeott, Msjsr Chatter and Dr.. Nc.
Grseor. In making . oircuitous trip
through the Northwest they travelled
1850 miles by wagons. with an escort Of
Northwestern mounted police. Upon
reaching United States territory they
were we'll received at Fort Shaw and
other posts on their way to Helena,
Montana, whence they started East.
The object Of the Marquis Of Lorns's
trip was to gain personal knowledge OF
the character. resources and prospects
OF the frontier Of the Canadian posses
siops. They left last night for St. Paul,
and from there they 20 to Winnep,g.
thence to Chicago and thence to Omaha.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08
A Bar. Guard Araia., Fire.

A great many houses are yearly burned
because stoves are not properly put up
and the stov.pips properly joiuted.
People who are careful about such mat
tiers always procure the services OF a
competent man to attend 70 them. and
therefore their property Is never de-
stroyed by FIRE arising from defective
steyspipes. w. N. Hall & Co., Main
street Gold Hill. will furnish Q skilled
workman for those who desire the
services OF such. That firm also deals
In general hardware. and by glanciug ct
their advertisement in another column.
1t will be noted that any article needed
for family use or necessary around .
hill or mine car be purchased at their
store.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-08
Bedbugs in the White House.

WASHINGTON. October g. workmsn
are engaged In preparing the White
House for the new resident. It has
been discovered that the house is fairly
alive with vermin. They have gotten
int the chinks and crevices to such q
degree that It will take at least two
months to make the place habitsbls.
The walls will be repapsred and new
carpets aud furniture put down In most
of the rooms.