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1tllnlHq.

TJNHE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, N. Y,
Il sample copies soRt free.
BANKING AND STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Mining stocks bought sold lowest rates
Advances made and dividends cashed
A. r. CHISoLM & co.
TOMBSTONE NJ. & NJ. co..
a VIENNA CON. MIN. CO., (OF ARIZONA
QUEEN SABE SILVER MIN. co,
Bought and sold commission by
III. 81. COWLkS 90 Broadway
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Doar0 an0 Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
GNALL family residing near Reservoir Park
> have lovely u4ior oor thr! Aopr beautifully furn
ialrd which they VIII with irst-c1ss private taA'e5
term. references exchanged Address kNEChEA
BOOKER, Tribune jpt0wn ONCE, l,2Js ErOd !way.
West Side.
ELEGANTLY furnished second floor sunny
II pIor bedroom for gentlemen only: breakfast II de-
sired house Occri pied by owner - We 32d-sL
.pn WEST 2GTH-ST.-Niccly furnished
'PV with puOnaOe board hotel conyenieGces
with home comforts
Board and Rooms Wanted.
HENTIENAN, WIFE and MOTHER, quiet
and we'll furnished and
irs ,la, b"l I'll r'at, table a object IN good uci-hhor
huyi above Iurtpth and west II Ihirdayc liberal price.
Address with gi particulars IDAHO, Uptown
Tribune OlCr. l,2i~ Broadway.
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GoIioap Goods.

TOR MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
4 COLOR BOXES, AND ALL DRAWING MAIEKl AIS
the very quality visit the large and best assorted I'm
KEUFFEL s EssER, I27 Fulton and ~ Ann Sta.
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,
ALSO,
PENCILS AN PEN C ASSES,
OF EVERY STYLE AND PRICE.
25 MAIDEN LANE. NEW.YORK,
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The MARKETS.
astoria Markets

FLo~R.--Supsrdne -; Extra 81 % /;
Corn Neal "a cwt. = ~; Buckwheai r. cwi
8 uO.
BurraE--Choice roll. top prices, i2'2 cts.
5-c wholesale; shoice !illan"ok 3oc.
CHEESr--Clatsor dairy l5aisc.
FGGs.-3Go25 cts doz. Chickens, - o.
FRFSH MEArS. Choice cuts. Lamb. Toe;
Beef SaIo: Pork 10: Nation safe. by the
s2rcasS &c.
MEkrs.-Breakfast bacon laia.'l5 Ter o.:
sides l:' :'saI4'.c: hams l51s alac; shoulders
I14l2c. smoked beet l5aiG-ac; corned beef
SlOal2 a biol; comed pork Toe = o..
BFANS.-isci cts.
DRIED FRurs.- Biackherrie, 2oc; Pruncs
i1a20c.
HONEh.- Ia frames .nr IN glass 5oc.
LAEp.-lu tins and caddlcs l-.l al e r n.
Mill trIp.--8ran so 100 country, - =
ton: Sholts u, CO; Hay s2O $500 - %. L ton.
UArS.-According 20 quality. prices range
from 80 f.-5 ct- bU~hel.
IHGurl lEi.5s.-- Potatoes 3. al e.. "a ~;
Cfglou- -u-,r "a ,'.
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san Francisco Markets.
.nY MAIL AND rELFGEAFH.7

tBY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH
WHEAT-Sl A. solI "a per GENITAL for
good shipping.
OATS-Sl lJ,dl - = ctl.
WooL-OrcGon. Valley - W:m ct>. -
b. Eastern oregon. lN0 %.
HlDES-lleaYy sailed 10 Sc: light. do
Zoe: Salted calf. 100 T.
FAMILY pRONI~ION~-l'ac0n. l;i,d 49,
cts: clear Oregon sides. l3@lji 90: hams.
I254di3 cts.
BAEIEY-Coa>t feed 500 II ~ cts:
Brewing Il 5td!5 r. ctL
HAY-Wheat. S9dSl5. Cat. ~la So.
Barley S9,OSl5 u tom.
NEGETABLE>-pot Potatoes 45etS5 cts per
100: Onions. red. G0a7oc per 100: lel-
IoW. ~lHSl - per 100.
EGGS-CalitOrnla. $40 "a, q doZ; Ore
gon. 500 4Oc y dOZ.
FLOUR-BeSt family extra. - 40: ST.
uerfine. S3 J064: Bakers extra. - 10 :
Oregon extra. ~ 75ldS5 90: Nalla-walla
Xtra. II 50MS4 -.
FRUITs-Dried apples. Sd9 els. for
quarters, sliced: Plums pitted. Ei@ lic
Peaches 1lMl2lsc. peeled lS020c.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-ENtra fancy
Butter. 40 cts. q 10; Fresh roll. good
to choice. 45@47is cts: Picked. 10 cts.
= h.
SEEDs-Flax, 2I5@ac n b: Canary,
SjS@Ic: Alfalfa, 9Gllc; Timothy, 9@
Joe y fb.
BAGs-There is good business i'm a
jobbmg way at SZ@9j4c for standard
grain.
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rEsSHLs o. rHE #Il
ErnIl .Amcriran PorI-.

giy:l fs gss tons. adams. :. D. March
1y,bt,,f. lbt a5l toms lewis. = March ]
orient. brig 81 tons. Williams. =.
Noaoc SCH. ~ tons. = &. Jan p.
N, RON. sll. I-8l tong. lowell. y Dec l5
Ccr,ou sn. Philadelphia. Jan j.
Empire. I'D 1872 on. Sew work Jan ;"
Henry = Ssudior1. Ar -h. l.sr toH-. Sleeper,
Ny loading frb b
n Nat, p.v.nIorr. sh i2'- tons. So. ieIt Ja1 !N
columbia. $50 Ii75 tons. fr-uald. = \. Jan ~
carrie win-lou. Am bl. sil tons. Lorns. Phia-
dslphIa Feb -
Palmyra. Au sh. y \ Feb .
Alice Buck. Am IA loading
Olive ) Soutrard Am ~ Philadelphia March ,
Frosn Foreign Ports
Adulia. Spanish bk STANLEY = l. Jan via Victoria
Agnes Oswald. br ~il- iS~o tons ho''lnhon ''rdih
Dec 90.
Ado't. Sae. ok 49, ton, Rin-uan--on. Gotten
hurz. Oct ls
Ar.-o. n 81 ~ tons Gatzn RIo aHiero Jan
Alden Be-,e. Am bl. So tons, Moves Hongkong
Jan Is loading
-ounty OF Ayr br bk i'@ tons. Alexander Cardiff
gitv Of Agra br bk, Io7i tons. Young. Melbourne.
clan Grant br bl ", tons. james. fan Liverpool.
Nov ~
,-,loma. Am D.. $50 tons. Noyes Hongkong Jan o.
lipunfFS- ui hOtlt-". u4 bA AfiiIalAf4 --'A -
Clan Mcleod. br ok 6i6 tons. Yokohama March B.
Ethel br bk. So tons. Graham. Liverpool. Nov ~
Emily Chaplin. hr bL 80 tons. Harris. Newport
Eng via Gusy'.as sept 20
Fadernesandct Swc bk Bordeaux. Oct u
Geo Bcwley. br "a loia tons. BevleE. Yokohama
LIZZIE Iredale br bk 6gs tons Io-Sop. Liverpool
Aug o., Honolulu and Victoria
udulia. br bk lJu tons LIvrrpooi wa Honolulu J Ju-
ly gs. H0ubtfgl
Ps,itha. IN bk 81 tons, wcst. Liverpool. via Vic
turia bet d
Selkirkshire br sh. 1872 tons Anderson. fan Cardiff
Nov -
Ian -
scottish Fairy. br bk. Yokohama. Oct n
Thurland Castle. br IA ia. tons. shanghai
Victoria Gross. hr bis, u6s tous. owen. Calcutta
Zoe br bs Liverpool VIA Victoria Jan
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kEkDALl'S SPAWN CURE
gy HTHaS FLESH.

Bakersfield. VT. Dec. ., iS'9.
4. i. kENDNLL & Co. Gents: wish 70
add uy testimony i'm favor Of yuuT invaluable
liuImvut "hendall'S SPAWN Cure In the
spring of f~2 I slipped On the lee and
SHrIinrt! my right limb aI the knee JOINT.
Wa very same and II times suffered The
most cNrrUriating pam. ] wore a bandage
ON II fear over a year. and tried most every
ihm. u ny reach. but could find nothing
that wuuid give me permanent relief When
7 uy@TxOFkyd. n would pain me very much.
In April IS5S I began to think ! should be
"A cripple Tor life hu! having some 0t Men
daI5'S SPAWN Cure" thought ] would try II.
IlSetI one third cf "A bottle. and experienced
relief al once. The pain left me and has not
troubled me since. ] feel very grateful 10
yuu and would recommend 'henddi'S Spawn
cure To AT who suffer with ~prain> or rheu-
m1tISm. Yours tUIly, Mrs. j. BOUTEIL.
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Astoria Lodge No. 4o.LO. CT.

gsguiar Meeting every Iuesda, Evening
A. o., O'Clock. at Good Iemplar's Hall, Che
manu-. street. Astoria, over . l.. Parker,
Sore Members Of the order, in good stand
NJ. are invited 10 attend. Degree meeiiu. ist
Nundag each month. iiy order W. Z. /.
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Knights ot PYthias.

A-trr isadgo. No. 6. X. % T.. meetk Q
every Wednesday evening at .istsS,z-
O'Clock, IN the hall uf the A. %. L. W ~
corner Chenamus and Benton streets. -
i5r order &. e..
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Common Council.

f.cgi'ar meeting second ana fourth lue--
l-v evenings rfeach month. ai n'cluCk
=r- per~g n desiring 20 have matters acted
fHuu ly the Council ~ 1uy regular iEeeiif :
flUst present fnc salne Z" Thc Anali"r ana
l'lsrk op nr before ihc Friday evening prior
Go the Tuesday on whlca the ;OUIcil holds itS
ocular meeting, s. i.CARl'N Eli.
Auditor and CLERK.
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Temple Lodge. No. I. AZ. AN:

Kc-u!a- comm luicati"u, iir,i ani ~
Third Saturday. ~ each month. Al - v
o'cloc. e.. 60. Al the llaii IN Astoria.
Mem mbcrs of the order. Ia good standing, are
iutit,.l to attend. i5y orGe: u ;he VI. VI.
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BLANKS. PromisSory notes, bonds
for deed, quit claim deeds. mortgages
and warranty deeds. at this Office.
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Cnamber OF Commerce OF Astoria.

i.r.uiaT meeting every Isl aud 81 Monday
ti each r,pu'h ai - 4. NJ. ma the h;ill 81 the
NnWu. N-n'> Christian Association.
J. 4. BOMLBN. President
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KENpaLL;s SPAWN CURE

Harrisburg, Pa. Nov. Is, 1880
DE- Il J. KENDALL x Co, Gents | have
"A very finc mare that has had bone SPAWN
for :. long time I tried every thing man
could devils. To cure il hut all IN vain and
VIZ about to give il up when friend Of
mine IN this city came to me and recon-
mrudcd Kendall'S SPAWN Cure which tried
with grand results. removing thit bone clear
and clean and then ] sent - cents to You for
uu,. uf your Illustrated HOrSC Books and
think there = nO better book printed on the
-nur>e and his diseases. ! have taken great
interest In II and have since sold n copies
for yOu tO my ncghhOT~ and VIII try and do
what good csn by getting them for Others
Vt,,,-- t,,rI,- a. w MILLER
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Beaver Lodge No. So. 10. OF.

Nee; every Thursday evening. sSse
ar o., u'clrck. "a the Dda tel- - :
low Hail. cor. 81 Cas- and Che
nauii8~ streets, Astoria Mem brrs0i the Drd'
are invited 90 attend. rs order. \. g.,
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SPURTS OF disgusting Eeucus,
SnuHles, Cracking Pains in the
Head, Fetid Breath, Deafness,
md any Catarrhal Complaint,
can be exterminated by Wei De
EIeyer's Catsrrh Cure, a Consti-
'uSiOnsl AntidOte, by AbsOrp-
;on Tho most Important Dis
every since Vaccination.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-17
PORT oF ASTORIA
EEaDi FoE SEd.

EEdDI FoE SEA
~.sFrn.
>ra-e af california. 50. g-I1 rous. DetHey. fm
March i4
Bsdara br hk. I0a, toms Lee Du.'H-'oEn Ach d
tr,fufgpI. - -. tors hpI.- q. AarCn .
Oregon 80 -.s5 TONS. To1.meu. s. March
NcIauctnou. rSt. 1s> ron. Manson March
North Bend t.t s-s tons Perrg1nan. - o. March
Archer bf ba. -.a tons. Mercer Liverpool. Feb -
Sparr..,, sch IS q ten -
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KendalTS SPAWN Cure

i sure IN lis effects. mild in ~ action a II
'lns.> not biI~tcr, ami Yet u y penetrating
and powerful tU reach any deep seated pam
or ~ r,.tuIye anV bOHy growth OT any other
enlargement n used for several days, such
~ ~paviI>. ~piintS. cuTb~. ciliOuS. SpralnS,
,.clliug>. any iameue,> and sil eniarSemehlS
nf th,. JOINTS or limbs. or rheumatism IN man
and fuT any purpose for which liniment Is
used fOr man Or beast. 10 i now known 10
hy the bt>t IMMINENT for maa ever used, act
iug mild and Vet certain IN il effects. IL !
used full strength with perfect safety II all
,t.stSunS of the year.
SEMI address for Illustrated circular. which
we thiUS gives positive pfnoi 81 IL virtues
Nu remedy has ever met with such unquali-
He,l SIIr~,-~S. ~ 0ur knowledge, for beast az
we'll - man.
Prict. Il per bottle. Oy ~ bottles inr =
ALL DEI GOI~IS have 70 ur can Ert lt Tor
yu1I. or 10 viii hc ~rut To- amy address Clt re-
-riIs ui priry 10y the pTuprlCturS.
Hit T. :. KENDALL * CO.
EnC>buyZh Fails, Vermont.
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CENTAEE lINIMENTS ;
ihe Worlds great Pain-Re-
licS Hg remedies. They heal,
>OOthe and cure Burns,
Wounds, Weak sack and
rheumatism upon Man, and
SprainS, Calls and Lameness
rpon Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
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From a Prominent Physician.

WaShingtOnviIle. Ohio. June Il. loSO.
Dr. Il. !. kENDlLL * Co. Gents Read
iHg yVUT advertisement IN TUri. Field dhd
Farm uf kcndali'S SPAWN Cure. and having
= valuable and speedy Horse which had been
lame from spawn eighteen months, sent tO
YOU fer 4 bottle by express. which m >iN
weeks removed an lameHcSS and enlarge
menI and large SpimT from another horse.
and both horses are to-day - sound rs colts.
THE, one hottie was worth To- me Que hundred
collars. Respectfully yOuTS.
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

liver, a. par.
CON exchange on san Francisco p percent
premium.
Coin exchange on New York buying par;
selling : -ol percent.
Legal iCnlers-Iay-
Teieg-arIi. transfers 90 New York I per
cent. premium.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
CONPANN.
OCEAN DIVISION
For San Francisco.
ateCaIifornia
Columbia Oregon.
s. a. NILE

~ STEAM>EIPLEAyES EVERY FIVE daysF
- az . 4. NJ. ;,> follows
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA
High Water

From tables OF United States Coast survey
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- To QU0rHst0irg. pci EDdu1.
Frra Portland .S.iH cil> wheat. -5l 90
l.-To oDo,sISiO'ra, i'.r N'I-ion.
Ffom Portland =. .sss6 -il> Whcli........ - 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
San Prsnclsco Items.

SAX FRAscrsco. February 22.-H. D.
Cogswell has nlsd q communication with
the Supervisors offering for their accept.
nee the drinking fountain at the corner
Of Montgomery svsnus and Kearnsy
street. In the transfer be requests the
Board to bind their SUCCESSORS to pre-.
serve the fountain and keep Il supplied
with drinking water. failing which It Ia
to revert to him or his legal representa-
tives.
Mrs. Harry Chards. aged 2s. took
lsudanum yesterday between I and 2
p. NJ, with suicidal intent. The rash
act was caused by dependency and
sickness. and had II not been fer the
timely arrival Of . physician. the doss
would have resulted fatally. She resides
at No. z Margaret place, of Turk street,
and has been married for about eight
months.
A Chinsmsn named Ching Ug. seed
twenty-sight years, died at No. 3l7
Davis street, this morning, from the
effects OF an overdose Of opium. The
deceased had been blind for several
months. aud at an early hour this morn.
ing he arose from his bed, took some
opium from one OF bis fellow. roomers,
asd placing It In q bowl. psrtook Of the
drug. When the oomer arose be was
unconscious aud tho bowl was found
beside hin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
A aEnINIsCENCE

In the summer Of 1873 q column ad-
v~srtissmsnt was publishsd in the Storey
county nswsPapsrs commencing - fol-
lows:
THE BOWERS MANSION.
GRAND
GIFT ENTERTAINMENT
Owe
One Hundred Prizes.
A MAoNIFIOENT. h o N E
For "a 30.
rRY Youa LUCK.
Later in the same year (ls7s) another
long lottery advertisement running some
what - follows appeared In the Storey
county papsrs:
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
STATE OF NEVADA.
Authorised BY Act Of the State Legis'
.lature. TO provide Funds for the
estAblishment OF
STATE INSANE ASYLUM.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKETS
viii b sold. from the proceeds Of which
$1,000,
Gold Coin Gifts.
VIII b distributed among the holders o.
Tickets, - follows:
I Grand Gift, Gold Coin. $4,000
lo,e7l Gold Coin Gifts. ........ sass .00O
A chance In tlsss thanl ten for . fortune
for Ave dollars.
II 10 needless to say that neither Of
these lotteries were drawn; and the peo.
pie OF our State we're not enriched by
millions Of dollars drawn here from
abroad to invest in these schemes.
ousry-Doss history repeat itself
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
Nasenic Temple Dedicated.

San FaAscrsoo. February IS. The
new Masonic Temple Of oakland
was dedicated yesterday BY the Masons
Of Ban Franoisos and Oakland With i'm.
posing ceremonies. The Ban Francisco
Lodges were met at the ferry landing by
their Oakland brethren, and the process
sion marched to the new Temple. corner
Of Washington and Twelfth streets. The
public generally we're not admitted to
the building. The mssting.room was
crowded with members, visitors and
friends. Judge benson Of Sacramento.
Grand Master. took the chair. assisted
BY other Grand officers. After an invo-
cation by the Grand Chaplain and the
singing OF An ode. the Grand Master
formally dedicated the Temple. The
grand honors were then given, after
which those present adjourned to the
street. where an Grafton was delivered
BY Marcus D. Boruok. A ball In the
evening wound up the festivities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
cALlroaNIA LEaIsLAToRs.

An extra session Of the California
Legislature 10 talked Of. to be called q
few months hence. when the tempsrs Of
the members have become modified and
lees contentious than they are at pres
emit. The San Francisco Exchange re-
srsts that this extra calamity should b
added to the misfortune Of having such
. Legislature and says:
Amors worthless body Of men than are
now assembled at Sacramento never repre-
sentsd. or rather misrepresented, the peo-
ple Of California. They have sat now
until Close on the termination Of the sixty
days, and not one useful measure has been
passed. An superintendent bill 70 give
political control 70 Republicans, bills to
provide oficss for politicians. and 'cinch"
bills By the score have been introduced.
bat not one measure Of general utility 10
70 be found on the fle Of either
senats or Assembly. For sixty days
these men have been paid ct the rate
Of $500 Q day for doing nothing. and
now IL 10 proposed TO let them bleed the
treasury again by calling IN extra session.
The only real excuse for calling such .
session 10 TO insure the passage Of the APP
preparation bill. but this IL . poor i.
The credit Of the State 10 good enough to
borrow all the coin required. and thus
avoid calling an extra session. Moreover.
thsrs 10 quite time enough 10 get the APP
preparation bill through, II IL b not vast.
Cd. The people do not want an extra ses.
sion, and We hope that Governor Perkins
will hsarksA 10 THAR voice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
WESTERN DISPATCHES
fhe DAY IN San Francisco.

BAN FsAscrsoo. February 2s.-wash.
ington's birthday va celebrated with
more than customary observance. Bust
ness was generally suspended and sew.
srsl picnics were held. The theatsrs
gave afternoon. performances, and the
day was such % only California expert
snoss. The temperature was perfect.
The main feature Of the day In San
Francisco val . military review of'ths
Second Brigade, which was out In full
force and reviewed by Major General
Barnes and General McComb. The In.
speotion was short. When the line Of
review was formed the soldiers marched
In company front pas. the reviewing
ofdosrs. II was Q great success In every
respect. About 2l0o men were In line.
After review the brigade psrsdsd Through
the principal streets In presence Of an
immense conoourss Of spectators.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
SPECIAL DISPATCH FROM CARSON
Hills % Disiscerporass virEinis
aud Gold Hill Passed By she
sensse-The Lottery BtIl Made
she Special Order for Tomorrow.

Carson. February %, lssl-2:so P. N,
The Committee Of the Whole 10 the As
ssmbly today recommended an Act to
make State appropriations for the mex,
two years.
Tho Senate passed the bills to disin'
corporate the city Of Virginia and the
town OF Gold Hill.
The bill to aid benevolent associations
Of Nevada (the lottery bill came up to.
day In the Senate, and vas made the
special order for tomorrow.
Con. Moneys cooks won the ten
thousand dollar main BY five straight
fights. Several thousand dollars changed
hands here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
Railroad TAX Suits.

BAN FRAScIsco. February 2s.-In the
proceedings Of the Central Pacific Rail-.
road Company In the United States Or.
oft Court to restrain the Tax Collectors
Of the different counties from collecting
any taxes or from selling the property Of
the company on the basis Of the assess.
ment OF the State Board Of Equalization,
atty bonds have been furnished. sggrs.
eating $239. $50. with Lloyd Tsvis and
w. II. Wallace a. suretiss. Judge Saw.
yer granted q temporary injunction and
ordered the defendants to show cause, on
Monday next. why . permanent injune.
ton should not be granted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23

The contents Of the North American
Rsuiuo for March must win the attention
Of all BY the timslisess Of the topics dis
oussed. Frat. W have . thoughtful
and moderate article by Bishop Co1s on
Theology in the Pablo Schools" The
author would stsrnly exclude from the
s~choolroom all ssctarian dogmas,
whether Pspist or Protestant. but he In.
sists on the retention Of the Bible. nrst,
because that book ID the principal fouu-
tain Of our EDslish speech. and secondly
because Il 10 really the base Of our social
system. The second article 10 By Captain
Esds, Who sndeavors TO show the prscti.
sability Of his ship-railway. its savan'
tasss ovsr al canal schemes. and Why
the United States can without risi
guarantee the payment Of 9 per cent. in.
tsrsst on $50. 600. 900 Of the capital
stock Of the proposed company. Judge
Il. II. Chalmers. writing Of the Effects
Of Negro Saffrage, bespsaks for the
Southern States. while engaged with the
solution OF the great problem that has
been forced upon them. the sympathy and
council OF the North. @. @. Goodwin,
Of the ssls Lac Tribune. contributes
most e~Iosllsn,ty written and very inter
sslips article on the political Attitude
Of the Mormons." The ether articles
are. "Ths PRIESTHOOD system." By
John d. Philbrick. being . reply to the
recent structures OF Mr.. Richard Grant
White on the public schools "Theo.
logical Charlatanism." BY Nj. Johu
Fake. whose typical theological charls.
tan 10 Mr.. Joseph Cook and nuslly q
review Of some recent publications in
Physics. BY Professor A. W. Wright.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23

The death OF . noted Iroqusis chief,
Joseph. near Montreal. Canada. 10 an
nounosd. he Was q full.blooded Indian
and well educated In English. A few
years ago hs became converted TO Pro
tsstantism. and translated. the New
Testament and Moody snd Sankey's
hymns into the Iroquois language. His
influence on the tribe Vas Of . very
beneficial character.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23

The Princess Louise has been skating
. great deal In London this winter. and.
the Chicago Tribune says. people will
now understand Why her health hss not
~psrcspdbly improved. All doctors agree
that . person who maintains . sitting
posture thrssfourths Of the time can
never b In robust health.