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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

There being no other businsss. Trus-
Zee Dsuohy 10 Q fsv appropriate remarks
moved that . vote Of thanks Be rendered
to President Rox and President (pro
tent Mercer ior the able manner In
which thsy have prssidsd on al occa-
sions.
Trustee Mercer rsplisd BY saying that
the unity Of feeling which has existed at
all times among the members Of the
Board made the duties Of presiding
officer light and pleasant. 10 thanked
the members for this mark Of courtesy
shown to President Fox and himself,
and hoped the good feeling nov existing
would continue to bind them together a.
insepsrabls friends.
The Board then sdjournsd sine die.
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And n accordancs with hw and an order q
the Board Of Dirsetors. made On The nine
tenth usth) day Of April. 1891. % many shares
Of saeh parcel Of such stock - may -
necessary win b sold st pubic auction. ct The
Room Q. Ban Ersnciseo, Csliiornis, on TUES.
DAY, Ne svsnfy eighth day q JUNE, issi. at
the hour Of . o'clock ?. 4. Of said dAy, 70 pay
said delinquent assessmsnt thereon, together
with coats Of Advertising and expenses Of the
Franciseo. California. 10
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And In accordance with law. and On order Of
Sixth day o. April. 1881. % many shsrss of
each parcel Of such stoet q may F. nscsssss!
ths Company. Room ~. Merchants Kxehsags,
No. Nf California street. ean Fraucisco,
California, on MONDAY, the twentieth l3otbj
day Of JuNR. 1851. o. the hoar OF 10 o'clock
=. Of said dsy. 70 pay said dehnquent assses-
b. ?. BusH, Secondary.
onos-Roou No. 81 nsrchsnts' Exehapea.
10. ~ California strsst, San gnnsiseo. csl
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Chisf Engineer @. h. 7. d.

On molten Of Trustee Dsuehy 10 was
ordered that all moneys. books and Pc
psfs belonging 10 the town OF Gold HUI
Be handed over to the County Commits
stonsn ~ o q the Treasurer can NJ
his books and al warrants allowed %
this meeting are paid. Also. Il wa or
dsrsd that the Town Marshal. Clerk and
Attorney turn over al books and pspsrs
IN their possession bsloneine 10 the
town 10 the County Commiaionsrs.
Trustee Mercer and Clerk hyde vsrs
instructed 10 transfer Ill the town prop-
egty (as pc iaysatesy) 10 The 0esniy
os0niseionsss.
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NOTICE.

AL PERsoss HAyIsa IN THEIR ros.
a ssss1oa boaks bsloasinG 70 Wells Drufy
ars rso1ssssd 70 laavs tAs mms q The o0cs q
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ca nm. ssvssass u. ssn. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

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tel. ...l E.
Golly 4 tppstein. Trustees 2oos1. 10. ....I =.
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Hoehstadtsr 3 3 %. rrat
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

Tho anal meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees Of the town Of Gold Hill wss
held yesterday afternoon. Present
Trustees Dsacby, Lsmery. McCurdy
and President (pro tsm.) Mercer.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were approved - read.
The different standing committees TO
ported everything In the bsss condition.
The streets we're In good repair.
The Comnittss on Fire and Water ~
ported the mains. hydrants, tanks and
everything connected with the water
works In good condition.
The regular monthly bills. amounting
10 >1osS. we're. on motion. ordered paid.
The following bills. referred 70 the
Finance Committee and found correct.
we're. on motion. ordered paid: T. B.
0senon. % 20; b. Mercer. t6 90; W. N.
Hall 4 Co.. I'll 50; D. Thorbarn. $50;
w. Hall. IS W.
On motion, 10 Vas ordered that the
e6acials b paid their salaries up 10 and
including Nay I'd. 1881.
The Street Committee reported that
some parties bad built Q fsnos on d
street, near the Dayton toll road. on
ground purchased BY the town. and
wished TO call the attention Of the Coun-
u Commissioners to the subject.
The following quarterly reports from
town Officers were read and ordered to
take tho usual course:
azsosr OF rows raxAsuaxa.
To the Honorable Board Of Trustees u
the Town Of Gold Hill-0snlemsn: I
herewith submit my report for the quartsr
TO date. Nay 2, 1881:
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10 PATENT, no PAY.
PATGNTs

aSfANKD FOE MECHANICAL pxvIoB
~ psdial o. ethsr e~ompoupdss o1amsatd
dsams. tssds nssks and hbsls. cavsstS a.
Intssfsrsocss. 1nfftngeDnts and
I'll nsttsn relating 70 Pstsnts ptonptly sf3n1.
a ito WsmAks prsliminsty ~szaminstions ed
flfnish opinion. q tc psasot.ellity. ne q
q our "GuYs for Obtaining Patents" whicA
o ssns ne 70 my addrses, ard contalns con.
iletsuctions how 70 obtain Ystsuts, snd
cher valuable matter. During The pest AVE-
ysass ~ have obtained naaffy thesss fhcasand
for American and foreign fnveuturS, "a
xze-blx s,.rs5s hi.s
ol h.,:tovm 1AeeIAAoo,g 81
seai!itcgy q ls.pas ~ Atsoena1e q Lev,
hDsstt ssi,di.s, wsihiassoi. DC,
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Iinins COMPANY and Boyle
xining COMPANY.

owNRRs or sHAaEs In the sbovs.
named oompsniss =. notified that ,hsy are en-
the L,DY WASHINGTON cUNS0L DATED
COMPANY upon due payment OF AssRse-
MINT NO. o, VI 10 cksre per thar, levied
bv sald Company OF APRIL fIPTRkhTH.
1881. and nos delinquent and The surrender
wv. Il. WATSON.
sscrtary Lady Warrington Consolidated Com.
SspI f,,ns,.eo. Ma, ao,h. ,sa, a
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And IN accordance with law. ana IN order
q the Board Of Director. made on the third
dAy OF nay, 1881, % many shares OF each
peieci o. such stock % NAV % nsccssasy
De ocnpsny. ia. Gs osi:o.sis ss,sss. San
yr.lctsco. Cal, y TUESDAY. The twenty.
eighth (sethl day Of June, 1891. 1t the boar o.
Sne oelockp.n. Of aid Day. 10 pay. satd a.
hngusnt aseessmsnt herroo, tegsthef With
costa of adv9ttdn9 and sxpeusss q ~ NJ.
wB0sNkk. ecezytely.
.QseeT;<S California street. IN Suaasaeeo
0asosptss 90 ~.
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snry xxoMlza's xxYoaT.
Com HILL, Nay I, 1881.

0oLp I'LL, nay 10 1901.
To the President and Members Of the
Board Of Town Trustees-0entlemen: !
have the honor to report the following
resume Of the Fire Department for tho
past year: Number Of fire alarms. rs;
number Of ores "a; estimated value Of
property destroyed. Q 5000; insured for
$4,000. In the majority Of Gases the
q Of dre could not be ascertained.
The number Of enrolled member OF
the Department 10 - follows: Liberty En-
CINE Company No. I. rs: Yellow Jacket
Engine Company No. q. so; Lincoln Hose
Company No. ., IL. There are also two
active hose companies not enrolled. who
have rendered very great service.
Number Of hydranss. 81; number Of feet
Of rubber hose, 2600; number Of feet Of
leather hose. $50; number Of hose car.
riages. 8; numbsr Of parade hat fronts. 8;
number Of parade bsis. 2; numbsr Of ps-
rads trumpst. 8; number Of service trum-
pets, 8.
have The pleasure Of stating that the
sntirs department and apparatus are In m
smoisnt and ssrviceahls stats.
Respectfully submitted.
NICK SETON.
Chief Engineer q. H. j. d.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
CALrpesIA sllvEs nlHIIa

HALEOOUuA 0IkvkB 4IUh1o
u OONPANY.-Lecsttos Of principal piaes
Location n worhs. Storey county. Nsysda.
{ Nouoa-rhsrs arc dslinqusns upon The fol-
ioVfpe-dsscribsd STOCK. on account Of esssss.
msnt mo. 3s) levied on the third tedl 5sy o.
nay, 1851, the several amounts 81 oppoase
follow; ,.. A..
Names. no. Osftu' onss AN"
AtiiDson. Lyon B %. Trus, :. 81.
Aikinsoo, Lyon D Co. Tfus "a .u
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q" NV
tee s....io.....sn
Aiiiason Tbos T i GO. Trrs ,.n
A,iis:cc Tho: I'd Oo..Tru. ga =.
At ss !; Tho: Co. Iias. W.
Attineon Thos + 4 20, Trus-
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.RsruExs n y DAYS OF -
3Eug:is,:ss:.1I; :, @! 60 - s:ps..s e.
t, ss ~; Fsss's w'sssso o. 49,
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lxYoxr or Towx N
To the Honorable Board Of Trustees Of
The Town Of Gold Hll-0sntlsmsn /: The
following 10 my report for the quarter
ending April so. 1881:
Amount Of warrants issued. ..... Ss50S Is
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And IN accordance with law. and an ordu Of
the Board Of Directors. mads on the third
Cd) day Of Nay. issi. % many shsrss Of
each parosi Of such ssoek - may b nsossssEJ
VIII b sold a public auction, 81 the once OF
Parksr Chttsndsn. Room 10. Merchants RI.
change Building. Nc. tSi California street. San
Francisco. California. on THURSDAY. the
tvsnty.thlfd t23d) day Of JUNE, 1881. at the
ssid -aslinqusnt assessment thereon. togethsr
with oosts Of advertising and sxpsnsss OF the
~ A. O. STUART. Secretary.
ofes-No. "a Montgomery street, ran
Frlnctsco. California. "
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~DILI1eUINf SALES
HHNruCx alNuua ceaeAnY-
n L.s.aos g Es,ss,p.l phss q badness

Location e voeka, Geld Nm. nssaaA. tcil91
nofios.- Thsrs srs dstinqusnt upoa Tia sh
lowing described stock On seeouna Of aessss-
msat mo uslsveaon III thtd az Of nay.
namss Il ths respective ~sharsho,dss. - FOL.
Iowa;
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FrecbOfn J %, TTuNeod ... .J1lN ..IUV. ...IU ..
0resnsosum. Helbang b 90.
Trustees ..... ............s.2eo.. lW....lO ..
0resnsbaum. Hslbtng I %.
Trustees. ..lSS8. ..to.....b q.
0rsensbaum, Hslbing b %.
Trustees. .l6So.. .lo0....W ..
0rssnehAum, Hsbing 4 %.
Trustees. 100. 10 o.
0recnebsum. HslbinR 1 %,
Tru1iete le4o. ....e..... %
aresnsbsum. Hslbing d %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

TOWN MAMMALS lxpoRT.
To the President and Hon. Board Of
Trustees Of the Town Of Gold Hill Gen.
tlsmsn: The following 10 my report OF
the business done In my ONCE for tho
quarter ending April 50. 1881:
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-. so s.1.;a:,, !. s s:s.sls! give, e I thsi 3: ;s. e:
tidoatss Of the formsr LADY WA6HINo.
TON MINING coNPANrs STOCK.
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~ observation-disclosures. ..spe....N -,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-11

tees..:.::................SilSA.. .lo0. ...l0 q.
.tohl1 ..luU....Iu o.
Wakefield 3 B, Trustee. $500 lT2s.. .2o.....2
We ksr ] n q Co. Trus
w.,tis; j %. Tius;e:: .isioo.. So...i..
Wstsrs @ q. Trustee. .......Slss. 100. 10 =.
Wsli,5 ~. .sso.:..:... so2ai ...:so....I..
zsdig. kullmsnn I %. Trus- Irl
.So108. .1OO0.. ~ ..
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-09-07
I'D Gem Is 3
Denua tidning kostar till
arets slut endast SO cents.

Denna tidning sandes till
Sverige fran den / oktober in
nevarande ar till den / april
1882 for EFT pris af endast SO
cents.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-09-07

CcuCSs ...fH
UT1AzNDET' {
Grekiska trupper hafva tagit i be-
sittning Karditza och Phanaria.
osTINDIEN.
Folkrakningen brittiska Ostindien
har blifvit fullbordad och visar en-
af 252, 100000 personer.
0sTERRIKE.
Erkehertiginnan Maria Clemantila
af 0sterrike har afiditi Chantilly uti
en- alder af attatiofyra sr. % =
RYssLAND. i
Eft rykte har under de sista dagar.
ne cirkulerat i st. Petersburg, att ge-
neral Ignatief skall utnamnas till vi
ce kansler af k ejsard6met och grefve
Skobeleff eftertrada honom sSsom in
rikesminister. - Ett nytt nihilistor-
gan, "Folkets Villa" har b6rjat ut
gifvas st. Petersburg.
TURKIET. '
En- correspondents fran Constanti-
nopel sager, att nagra tyskar och en-
gelsman, hvilka intressera sig for ju.
darnes val, vidtagit atgarder att af
Porten s6ka erhalla ett landomrSde i
Syrien for att sedan utskifta det
bland judar, som 6nska utyandra fran
lander, der de hallas f6rtryck. Sui.
tanen pastas gynna f6retaget.
EGYPTEN.
Det f6rljudes Constantinopel, att
sultanen, handelse militara orolig.
heter utbryta Egypten, amnar sanda
On not till stormakterna, papekande
sin egenskap af landets 6fverherre,
SAINT sanda 100000 man trupper och
On del af sin f1otta till Egypten. Bland
len egyptiska armeen lar namligen
rada stort missn6je.
IN DANMARK. % .n. b..
Konungen har upphaft d6dsdomen
6fver de 20 negrer, hvilka under sist-
liden mai manad deltogo j orolighe-
terna pa Sancta Cruz Westindien
och derf0r d0mdes att afrattas. Fem
af dem skola undergo straffarbete for
lifstiden och de 6friga Ida samma
strait varierande fran ett till fem ar
FOR hvardera. s,.3n"& sir, r. .H
." ..".5 '..~' sPAN1EN. >'da. '''% " Il
AT l16 personer, hvilka anklagats
FOR mordbrand iolika delar af riket,
hafva As erkant sig skyldiga. = Uti
valen till senatorer har regeringspar.
biet erhallit 145 saten af 1866. Huru
valen afupit i Westindiep, ar annu
obekant, men afveD ON dessa der ut
fallit ogynsamt for regeringen, kunna
de- eli andra resultatet sin helhet, da
lerifran blott sandes IA senatorer.
AFGHANIsTAN.
Det berattas fran Quetta, att Ayoub
Khan den 81 augusti utfardade en-
proclamation, hvari han sade sig haf-
va upph6rt att bekampa emiren och
Vile wanda sig mot engelsmannen.
Till den andan bad han ALA personer,
som hade regeringen tillh6riga vapen
sin ego att betrakta dessa som sina
egna mot vilkor, att de genast fore.
made sig med honom. Delta antages
blott vara en- f6revandning af Ayoub
att fa sina handler SO manga vapen
som m6jligt och sanda dem till He.
rat, dit han sander sa manga pennin-
gar han kan Komma at.
Fran Capstaden berattas, att post
lngaren Teuton, hafvande ombord
LAT passagerare och 80 mans besatt-
ming, f6rolyckats vid Quoin Point ma.
"a Algoaviken. De fiesta ombord och
bland dem ALA oficerarne drunknade.
Andra underrattelser ON olyckan af-
vika harutinnan sd till vida, att de sa.
ga, att tire af befalet hafva blifvit
raddade. Huru m8nga det ar som
omkommit, kan icke bestamdt upp-
gifvas. De feste af passagerarne 70.
70 emigranter. Stallningen Zulu
andet orsakar engelska regeringen
nycket bekymmer. Missn6jet bland
0fdingarne Or stort, och fera af dem
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-09-07

'&fA# DANMARK. %5' .h. ...
Konungen har upphaft d6dsdomen
Diver de 20 negrer, hvilka under sist-
liden maj manad deltogo j orolighe-
terna pa Sancta Cruz Westindien
och derf6r d6mdes att afrattas. Fem
af dem skola undergo straffarbete for
lifstiden och de 6friga Ida samma
strait varierande fran EFT till fem ar
for hvardera. ...3N"2 X'w. H% #
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-09-07

Liberal kommission lemnas at prenumerant.
samlare. ... ..>
Brefr0rande tidningense expedition och altman.
ma redigering adresseras till X F F Rem,
st. PauS men uppsatser r6rande den relt.
giosa afdelni2gen sandals antingen till Rev. E.
Norelius, vasa, Goodhue Co., Minn., eller Rev. p.
Gj6bl0m, Red Wing, MINI.
- Prenumerationsmede bora sandas registre-
vadt bref eller Post Money Order under address,
SKAFFAREN, 231 e. 7th st.. st. P1ul. Mi'an.
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u eva this w eek.
SmEnIEr'S SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND EXECUTION
- issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit
Court OF the State of Oregon for the County of benton
on the 9th day of December, 1881, upon decree
dered in said Court on the ed day of November,
1881, for the sum of 1923 80 in Z. s. gold coin with
interest thereon at the rate of one per cent per
month from and after said 23d day OF November 1881
and the further of $3.50 80 costs and dsburse-
ments and accriipg costs and expenses Of sale. in
favor of Damon Smith, plaintiff, and wherein Henry
yer, Sophronia Ingram and Green Ingram her hus-
band John Fawver, James Fawver, Mary Fawver,
Jane Fawver, Green Fawyer, William FaWver. lsa-
belle Fawver, Sarah T. Mcclure and Mcclure, her
husband, Lilly Clark and J. W. E;.yburn admins
TRAITOR o the estate OF VIA Fawver deceased de-
PENDANTS, to directed and delivered, commanding
me to sell tie real property hereinafter described
satisfy the sums hereinhcfore mentioned | have
levied upoi and viii sell for cash in hand to the
highest bidder at the front door OF the Court House
i'll the CITY Of Corvallis, Benton County, Oregon, on
,Satuswcy, Janga1y 2Stt, 1882,
between the hours of O'Clock in the morning and
o'clock Ia the afterG0on namely at O'Clock T. NJ
of said day all the right title and interest of said de-
PENDANTS III and to the following described real prop
erty, to-wit: The lots numbered and IN section
81 in township IA s. II. West, and lots numbered
10 and Il of section in Township Is S. K. W, and
river lot numbered IN section in Township Is s..
r. West. Also the following described tract, towit
Beginning on the Township linz between townships
il and IS, hundred and ffty-four rods due East
OF the y. f. corner OF Section i'll township 10 s., X.
West, running thence North 40 rods, thence West
so rods thence South 9 rods thence East 1873 rods,
thence to the place of beginning, together with all
tenements and appurtenanees thereuuto belonging.
The several above described lots and tracts contain
ing in all 19l II acres all lying and being situated in
Benton county, State of Oregon
Dated Dec. oath, 1881.
SOL KING.
19-1w5 Sheriff of Benton Co, oregon
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Kings Valley.

/ ED. GAzETTE:-Our Christmas festival,
which was spoken of in your paper short
time since as reported by Mr.. Caves of this
and commodious church was filed to over
| flowing with bright and happy faces from
| far and near The exercises consisted of
songs, declamations and the distribution of
presents. Promptly at $50 o'clock tho ex-
| ercises were opened with prayer by Rev.
Bitter, invoking the blessings of God upon
| the labors and exercises of the evening The
speakers were all little folkes and were
| among the most interesting features of the
exercises. The first to make his appearance
upon the stage was Johnnie Stanley, who
| acquitted himself well. then followed Her
man Lifert, Lincoln Allen, Rowland Cham
bers, Allen B. Crosna, Miss Effie Crosno
and Maggie Stanley. All did nobly, but
Master Lincoln Allen and Miss Effie Crosno
especially brought down the house with ap
plause.
Next came the distribution of presents.
There were two trees laden to their utmost
capacity with beautiful and useful presents.
The leading feature in this particular was
a cash gift amounting to $40 80 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bittner by the citizens of the valley
for their noble and generous efforts in try
ing to improve the latent home talent in the
science of music since they have been here
There are many other things of which we
might speak but forbear for want of time.
and would simply say in conclusion, that
our festival was grand success. Every
thing passed off quietly. and everybody
seemed to enjoy themselves hugely. 1t was
general reunion of the whole community
in which al. participated, all were kindly
remembered, and all were well pleased.
We understand that it is the intention of
Rev. Bittner and lady, with the co-opera-
tion of the people of the valley to give
literary and musical entertainment at this
place in the near future. More anon.
AMIGO
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The students of the College gave public
rhetorical entertainment on the two last
evenings of this term of school: which was
very fine and a success in every particular
and showed that the actors had not been
idle while attending school. The students
are all trying to excel in their studies and
show a much higher grade in their deport-
ment and recitations than at the close of
any previous term.
Philomath had two Christmas trees one at
the College and the other at the Public
school house. Both trees were well laden
with nice presents for the children, which
made their eyes sparkle as the presents
were being distributed each one receiving
something. The exercises were made more
cheerful and happy with excellent music
by the brass band.
This being the last Sabbath in the year
the Sunday School elected their officers
again. Mr.. L. N. Price the present efficient
superintendent was elected without de-
ending voice. Miss Jennie G. Cason was
elected organist.
The school is one of the best organized
and most thorough working Sunday schools
in the county. The average attendance
is about seventy-five or eighty the school
starts out for the new year under brighter
prospects than ever.
protracted meeting will be held at the
College. during the holidays under the
auspicies of the U. B. Church Rev. Snip
minister in charge.
Since Saloon has been established i'll
close proximity to our town we have been
annoyed with drunk men. This is some
thing almost unknown to the history of this
place in the past. Would it not be well to
have Philomath Incorporated at the next
legislature so that community can be
protected from tie disturbance of such
persons. CORRESPONDENT.
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PH1LoMArH. Dec. 9th. ISIS

EDITOR GAZETTE. an item from
our town might be interesting to portion
| at least of your many readers. First the
school at the College closed it's first term ON
Friday the 23d of Dec 1881. The term
had been one of hard and persevering work
although some did not get there to COM
mence at the beginning of the term, and
some were in school hardly half the term,
yet they all acquitte! themselves well. On
Thursday the 22nd they had rhetorical
pleasant and entertaining: Also on Friday
eve. they had rhetorical which was a
success in every way; music furnished by
the Philomath brass band.
On Saturday night, last but not least they
had Christmas tree which was well loaded,
and we'll attended by the little folks espec-
tally: the house was filled and all went off
very pleasantly and many little hearts were
made happy. There was another aee at
the school house, but not being present
could not speak in regard to it. There is a
goodly number of students here in at
tendance, all seem to be interested and
contented, and the good work of education
goes on. Quite number Of students, and
the Prof. s are III your city now attending
the Benton county Institute. The Gazette
is highly appreciated in this community all
say it is making rapid improvement under
the new management J. B.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-12-30
The Unfortunate.

Mr.. F. B. Evans u practical machinists, a
master builder and engineer while working
at his business at Peods Nevada piece of
steel accidently flew and struck him in the
eve, the effect of which finally rendered
him totally blind in both eyes. He arrived
in Corvallis last monday and intends re-
naming few days. He comes well rec
commended as worthy object greatly i'll
need of help. He does not come begging
but he carries with him some articles fer
sale. Amongst other things are an endless
variety of pencils which he offers as cheap
as the same kinds of articles are usually
offered at regular places of trade. From
his appearance and general domeanor one is
involuntarily Impressed that he is q worthy
gentleman His guide is young Styles
whose father once kept gre esry store in this
place.