davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richland beacon., 1881-03-19
Fit( Cents.

Fitt Cents.
"Well, my boy" said Johns en-
ployer, holding out his hand for the
change, "did you get what 1 sent YOU
for?"
eyes, sir" said John "and here is
the change, but don't understand it.
The lemons cost % cents, and there
ought to be ~ cents change, and there's
only IT,"
Perhaps made mistake in giving
you the money!"
"No, sir; I counted it over in the
hall, to be sure it was all right"
"Then, perhaps, the clerk made
mistake in giving you change ?"
But John shook his head "No, SIR
counted that, too. Father said We
luust always count our change before We
leave store"
"Then how in the world do You &C
count for the missing s cents3 How do
You expect me to believe such . queer
story Is thatf" ...-.
Johns cheeks were red, but his voice
was firm: 81 don't account for it, sir I;
can't. All know is that it is so."
"Well, il is worth . good deal in this
world to be sure Of that. How do you
ccount for that Scent piece that is hid
ing inside your coat-slesveT
John looked down quickly and caught
the cleaning bit with > little CRY of
pleasure. "Here you are ?" he said.
"Now it is all right. I couldn't imag-
inc what had become Of that seen,
piece. knew I had it when started
from the store"
"There are two or three things that I
know now" Mr. Brown said with sat
ISL i air. 81 know you have been
taught to count your money in coming
and going, and to tell the exact truth,
whether it sounds we'll or not-three
important things in an errand boy. !
think I'll try you, young man, without
looking any further"
At this Johns cheeks grew redder
than ever. He looked down and up, and
finally he said, in . low voice II think
1 ought to tell You that I wanted the
place 80 badly I almost made up my
mind to say nothing about the change il
You didn't ask me-"
Exactly," said Mr.. Brown, land il
you had done it you would have lost
the situation; that is all. I need Q boy
about me who can be honest over
cents, whether he is asked questions OF
not"
Jaek.in-tAs-Dea.
There had been at least three in the
family before this one. which was des.
tined to be the greatest fun OF oil.
This was Mans The first ones had
al belonged to Johnny, and he used te
laugh heartily when he was . very little
; fellow to see how he could frighter
great big men with . Jack-in-the-box.
One man, . peddler, Who was sitting
in the kitchen, tumbled clear over on th'
floor when Johnny suddenly let Jscl
pop out st him.
Uncle Av.rd threw his arms up int
the cir, and grandps dodged away into
esensr whensvss Jshnny ran up to then
Sath that tsrrible title man in the boz
II Bat ths fourth Jsek-in-ths-5ox W
Mans. and Ghs kept i popping back an'
forth so constantly thatin q day or tw
Richland beacon., 1881-03-19

ALLITE6ATXONG ARTyUL AID.
A friend writes fcom the Colorado
mountaius to ssy thar hs hes got - raw
euous = . raven suoog the rsvines, and
ct down in ono of the gorgeous sorgss
and sorged himself gormandizingly.
Richland beacon., 1881-03-19

THOSE gifts are ever the most accept
able which the Ciyer has made precious.
, 1881-10-27
CRY IeI;.lL j;,SI.tYE.
: 1900 = = -.I.-.' 5000. 80
nor SAlE.-UN TIE AVENUES

Yi,OK SALE uN Tlll; AVEN1 1JES
~ ,tnusi,; INV il i.,u time & l,,,y.
!s' !ss'%s t";a1 "sF
!M ft.t, M!cilHhh.As.. tp1uhtr tfIFty .fhlrl-.t.
" i MI;;S':y.. Msss': Nv. stcr s' '!ifyf:s'
Tx fsc, siehtsal' ',y., euter 1,h,r y..!xsl,.ti:
10 iuo. Siiel.saii.av., s,srncr iIiiry y.!,inih-st.
!Y Y !Ss s" s"fsr s"fsy.r1.
iM I"e!. s1.lilRn,,-Hv trl"r E.ifsX.s".H.t'''.ss
H1f"si, s!!eiiisan-Sv., nsar Tosty -tasr.M..t
,s s!,s,,,tHs',-,y .ar Lst r
II Il issi s WSSi:s!' Wss :9;: sS:! l!i} i;s
Eilcei. syl!..I-,.y., s,.lr..s .ir.y.tT,d,st.
n@i ~ tc" WsS,ssy Ss:y srt sSr
~ feet. syltnt*;.-av" c,'r.ins aivii!.st.
tsi a:as M"t:i'-sy rF %r"S
w fret. Mg,nsil.ny.. Eos,'rr Ihrsy ,alt,t'st
~ !".t. &a!s.s!,.ay. net,s Ear'y -.ns.,na.st,
MftMt. Mn!M1lsnS. khAt tFtttty.th!ni'st, =.
"a f"s' f' %""::"y %%"Ss':"y ,
nj iput, 1n'i!nHn NV. risi,rr !wrnty'nsnlh.st.
i i tci: tssi: iIi"!!'s"as J.: ''"r ' tr.y'ss.
y5Ierl. !n,iM,,a-hy., ,,etr lntrt1 tr.l.'L
iii fnat. iniinnn-Iv. c"s,l.r 'ii,Irfy.sxtn:st
II; [ f"t, lIn.ay ,sr rnr ft; ssnt
Al irSt, i,siihnn-@v.' rnrnur Fury -lr.:st
;sst II, is!' :,, s,rr
~ teci, !at!lanN.nr., Garner Forty y-tni,r.h-st.
TaS's"i E''st :"Esf
III fs:i !s:i s :iasF ;i's 1 Ei,:|t!: :Hi:!:
fSiss'. iss'. Fft'x, Fny, ,';,.~ sE rf!s,s:'
u IItt. lEIttt1. nv, Ilrnr FuGty .hsul,il't.at.
tit TIT ;$ ;s;s:: %;cs ;%cs EFf';yi'!
IN teui. t'f!rie.isy" Iear F'.El y.tit!,.,..
''e''' i''f''''S'' s''S'eF 'h'f*;"stMs. "f \. tHMs.y:
, 1881-10-27
BARON SrEUDEN.
Descendants of the Revolution.
ary Hero to Visit Chi
Cago.
CaHo.
Annointment Of n Committee to Re.
ceiyo the Nations Guests.
rl,cy Will Arrive In tho City OH Sun.
alay.

Nu1s
A. rnmtcr of prominent Qnru,nn citizens mot
rc.,rr,!ny rlcr,tuIt ut Qnncy No. for tho t,i1r-
wa, Of milking arrangements Tor tho PROPER ru-
ut,nr nf tho descendants TT fIhfun StoltGctl,
I'm I'M ". l,cen intending tin Yorktown ep1ci,ra-
aim. and Bru ulsnut tu int!nlHe II, tly!ng trip
.hnuyh thu Vest Tho meetInx wns cn1lcsl tn
,n,rr by lsEelarts Mlchnrlis; George schneider
~. mined ~ CIllrtiiun and Emil afnnntardt nj
Ctretary.
,I,rthnt the prapused movement should ho
mrcly tiermnn ono or not. Ito thought u r,lll
mru mepiinR uf uernlnn cittzohs hhoil ho
.sur,, and t,lnt tncnNtl,nB It sIunlh bc nsccr-
aimed what sl,o city ws',.a Ito through its gov
mniuo lasly and nfllGtal hont. 1Io ulrrstnel
" umi iimcilster snId tho distinguished v!slt1rs
rsri, tho u,tcsts pf tho NHtlo md nut ~ Ger-
tul-i irn uilixoB only nlld nc thn,1nt .,! ahey
pT1, 1,I,r whit i,snl wanted tho German societies 10 to
~.,mi u,uythet, but Mr.. llorchstcr explained
s,s tho tine wns soo sAnrt. :as The rarsy would
srriyc III sInrlly+
. iay,,ria,'' wancilt n,as*-snrrtlns Of ucrnls,is
and not II sncoty Hs2'hurls,x. ,,. r
,,rtnv. m Il aid tntugi,i ste,,s nunll le tnkcn ut
nMcs 10 rrclmro i,rnzrn!n Probably tl,9 sing
tns Gts s.Mctes conAl bo called together md sono
",s1 a n'nr,!'et '.at I'll tat the contemplated meet
Inc st,uul,I Include thu aGcotra Mnd rnl,rcscilt-
nuttu,, srudU flat II committed Of live 6o np-
noinicd 10 preparo lsfn!i:
IuI,l MmIhur,!t sn,t Mayor llurrlson aau ro-
frlyrd IL lottrr stating ihAt tue party
wn,jl.n .AlulyE llEl.t: SUNDAY,
;s'sari,eis M Inc ii'.e for .llat dny Tho letter bud
bcr "essdental!y nsam , ~ ,of ,o'sHr, I've aass ano
Thee, tirstrfc!lt held lt,at tho visitors would
nut care .Hr anything moro thnn t4g eompll-
, 1881-10-27
STRUCK OIL.

hofttae Dftpafeh to Ths Chtfaoo 1rtbuae
eIot1 CiTf, H., Oct aG.-Th1 drill Of tho
tstesian well ,o-.lAy str,,ulz Il light supply at
WetsnlMtnl at n dopth of 165 foot. About E,nlt
punt. - ~
, 1881-10-27

IjsJK S.s I.i:-]IyrS IN IA fLOIpS AD-
L. ltun tn slt,th thltit;:aI; m, hu,kr% wMHtri At
nIltut itln pertret u Il. IAtiA!l, lu1 Dunrhucst,,
ltMrllnll l4ttGk.
, 1881-10-27

Jl7Dlt SALE -WEST MADtSUH-ST.,
4! HUT bt*rtaIlr.t. !shlttH miley.
n. tttn,Dltif,uT:& II tGt. ~ Wr-t MattIson.st.
17UR S.ki.t - ADA Msi-Sr.-E III 4EtiA MI
~ building tta l., c',,,iGest locations, cltnl'. II. a.
ltSltnAtN, Is In SNIt..4t.
, 1881-10-27

1i>tljl SALE-l'U HERS
Z several cen steA Will. r.r.n.! TRUCKS and river
iiDnta III soull, Chicago. y. s.1AfIu1t. lN tjtmr-
iMlrii.st. -
, 1881-10-27
TRIBUNE IsN1iNCII OFFICI3S,

fo cent Ia good for a clay plpc," md Is conts
Ut bottle Of Or. nulls Cough syrup.
, 1881-10-27

EjHOf. SA :
IL .1N feel. Tsr!n-av.. mar Ftfty.ttItr!-st.
~ feHt. l'rHlrlG-Hs.. itAr Fifty. y.seVEttil.st.
u tent. HtrplI~ sui nv. near ftfly .theti-tf.
3D fctt, tirGCIalrNu1.ny E1rltrv III 4xty-tflEt.ss
Hlt+a. WUUinNtl.Hf.t corIlcr Of Ellty-sEEUnE-st.
Gust fruit.
i aerGs On Scvcusy.nlntl,-st.. nrnr lla1roau.ay.
hlnIH ri,vflrr Ut FnrWe-ny. nn1 Slxtg-rpvUn,t-st,
luliiru Ut uEth q. SEWHGHr,
III j.n Sitlau.sf.
, 1881-10-27

II,Ols SALE ~ lllNSDALE HAS TIE
H hs,srst n ha;i l.a ur any sabarb. il,a the est
lHilrtnAl Recommendations.
viii rll you ANY tlzet housu ls1Hl tt, u Eaunis+
with iarsA Iul, Iur t1,e yAlIG f thu improvements
VIII HclI ynM fuls clIOHt,Hr thnu nybuhy sell
md 1uhiI iEugy ~ hAtl't.
Complete nbslrnGt given Showing clear ltlu.
J. i Nttli,l; /. itS1rr hu l.JtA AnIfN.sf.
, 1881-10-27

[JuK SALl-l0Hxltu F'F.lN E;ASDAl4E,
fNlnailiatNlJ. AIATStjS iilI.i.. Iii I,eartsn.ss.
, 1881-10-27

I1Dlt SAI.E-%.tj .&tliES EAST AND
IL aAIttn: t'Hkmu,n!s tctlfelery. In!vlna fruDt-
n.o nf tl1U tuet III Wu.n!lAw1Avs l'nrkstisn Ssl:
,M & lscn,rI ri ta.' grou.nt; thn timris tsuYnaI
i. il. HIl.ti;t; Il tiL. :j WMshIitRtuh,st-
, 1881-10-27

IjHOK SALE LOUISE AND LO'f IN
~ lAkr YiUw. On dSNttln-nv.. euy u3ilgnl IT. CA1h.
MrctlASEl,I. N1luS.. KuuD ~ ~ hnu lut Washing
, 1881-10-27

nTuSEf ttlANl:I3 On FURNITURE,
AVA tanaIs, IulG!uary, htIrsuk. cnrriau.a etc That
ttIniIL.H<es plilt. isuun u PortHiiI lIlpGst III
III ~.
, 1881-10-27

ANY lkFt)llM.ATlUN isEtiARDlN(i
IA Yod wnleh 4rd chntn loat Wgtlnostiay t.!xt .!il
G4s black faco; leAH TUnrtl attaruu 10 c4nlu. Az.
uIv,x u H. NvVin VI l4elaId lAtal7
, 1881-10-27

u EAI. ESTATE LOANS IN SUMS DF
/ b tAIAU aud upwards nj utr gent nut usntn I'm
MutrA city ptuutf.y. LfAhS q IACksoS, d Fort.
, 1881-10-27

11yOR SALE-5 ACRES FRONTING On
IL GNntrai-tLv. AutstH. nna .Hnly \ shtIt H!:tanrH
trnM the l!nIt ltnHd at II bargain. lllsSltf WINTER
L t'tk III liz tuklI.st,
, 1881-10-27

IIsOR hAt.E-GllDlt,E LOTS IN KEN
Dy EUiiEEt +. KiAIiA Ill, .s2 hiMlG.kl.. ltnni H.
, 1881-10-27

AIuHTt;AtiE LOANS MAIZE, AND
ANA. tr.t i,tnss:l1cs hulIGt IN !9rpvHl city nrnl,-
IrlY ind fLiuIs nrliis, K1;IshI.t4. yuSE y 90.
trtbnn,. HuIlt,IiIu
, 1881-10-27

I1t)1: SAI.E-nUW SQUARE FEET or
~ lusd NJ llnwmnrs fir.'vp iUr Tia. I'D tow F1tEb
Nj MinlIlA. LII lhnrnIEtl.ht,
, 1881-10-27

WANTED-'rO iENT-l'Eiat-tNEST.
w Iy, Dy AVA rUIfAbls sHultx HtntGlnun lHt,
iGCtnH t.iutus. MFtllsIlts IN triyntD thmy; hnilnn
, 1881-10-27

,,.s..-. ~
pW}kS WRITTEN Ut, EXAMINED,
And Ha1ANtolt lntrttAte ACCOUNTS ctHry stalGAl
Dypars' uxpDE!enc0. Ftrat.sAtp FclvEvuco. Auuscss
W., HAIhk4 " Burden uiuek.
, 1881-10-27

JsOK ,E-t;LENCUE-IMIS ON THE
u st.,re Ht lnku M'el[uan ~ feet nbuyt. luke. nj
&10 rae TN ii nItllttly 1MtyIuntKt Eu'su hGflnnt
G!,urcrs uni Gi,chp mltThh lNrGi Will shnW ts frttp
niiY inv iiti Riit}WN Iii Iii hHIit-nt Htt,nl l.
, 1881-10-27

L,UN SALE-It,R MANUFACTUlt1Nt
~ q wgruhoass purpato: ,rn!r.E rntiFnn,i I.'ii.
Stneh-fnrd trel. astounding tstnEh to st. IL H..
md gr!nsnti by TIM ~ IN thu btuck-fArts irnCk.
MEAD X tt}f;. IN In SAllp.st,
, 1881-10-27
X Plsl, CENT-AiUNEY TO LOAN ON
~ city ruui rstate, e. ]. liAalafiTt,N. ii Ctask..t

tttl fIflD TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT
'Es3sVCC on Eilengu Or 1iydc l'nrk property;
rash III hnni; ean ein+e immediately. {. VAN
SG1tSitsk, " titnfbttrtt-xt.
, 1881-10-27

CJ.4l I.tNI.S.
A IL. RECOMMEND Mis-. FRANKS, :gl
.AWOAt Aauiaun.st hask aiyl4ur 1n luyu. IiaIglA4o
faulty. Or LuxItp*4 tf0Mtlua. Fess ~ tni!ta " H.
MISS IlENDEE, MAl;SEflC lMYSl-
4n eiAn. ruFys. ,nuryeu. heit!s5, 'unralsta. aHd
rlulMAilAtl. III Wrst hAdiNn-r ri.
, 1881-10-27

T,OK SALE-SEVEllAI. PIECES On
u on Wnlmrt-my, nosth Ut Elahteonth-st.
Ill NnHlAtt-HY.. u fGgt tHIrrpypd,
lntliA,t.AY., Hu.sr TwE!ttG4i Al. ~ feet.
stMnton-As.. betwcen Thsrls-AuvtHth nni Talrty-
elshl-ntH., III f1Et.
FArual-lY., nuHr ft'h!sty-secoH.rt.. 81 fe1t.
1 !nttiang.ny.. H1nr 'rhity y-trst.skt q tnGt:
4Si kitith l.Gnyftt.Stu ..btnry !,rlEk &asW
llarr!soE.st., MUIR Ashland :nra sny4ta ints:
Inquire Of EEU. u. NE;W!!liltf,
, 1881-10-27

EEUll SAf.E--t0 ACtsES l. MILE WEST
y OF Tho city iiintls, at II basHatn. HENRY WAlf-
l. Ell ILL. hG lIMtElftl.elA =,
, 1881-10-27

$50 O0Oro 60, noASG;hldGAo AL i ;t ,at MoSEx: !, H.
un:,HI trnH.rty III EuOk taluntri M nuHy. LEW i!
, 1881-10-27

131On SALE--tIEl;E Is YDlI1s CI1ANCE;
y tIny t.5N; o:lt1a.ny.. naar ta'rnrr 'Mck*on;Ht,.
iN fcul frilMt.NE t~ ArGcls iUhlu bluek
rrcuntly urnced uH southca*i curner which PUPS u
pnr rtt hrtI. tGHthtS tDN wh1ltirK NtOE1s. Ill. 4.
uSllOItE, l25 Lii t5ulIu-hl,
, 1881-10-27

TOR SALE--llY ANDREWS " l}ul,-
j. llAHS. tH Wa.htn4lult.rt.:
FTtIlkAF.-SCar llntrist,iI-Rt., .-stUrY Nt,d nsu-
tnent hI!ldlH, twtI stts huluw. teDgmlettk nI,vn.
bSA SAIiitul&NsAF.-E,lrllc DhiU Halls, wuil rGlltGi
sDUrll PARK p.-l5utwutn 'rtiftY-seronh and
Thirty.thrt. .sts, west frnnt, als lii q Mlinr.
IIri'rAtiE tlUISE-Af.--NuuF Furty- -fhlr!-st.. n
lnsa' i!nG sss3ry tr.n.e M ra:scucn E';!ont l *a.D
DtSESll. 1Hltfl.t:fAttD-Apnr tnTly-EeGulItir rs1,
wekt tr,n: 1sx5 h!u ut Cs.ycre, With trng4; rhca
utEilhIi>.st.-Su.a ii uni two Iuls; q 80. .u..
EfllCAl;u.AN.-NNarA AkiNlits .nY hi "a Is; 4l,EQL
, 1881-10-27

1NAS'rEl,-rl i:ENT-.A, JlOl7SE or
w from six tu leu ttUtA; mist aH ~ Ei'lJi nrli
liorhuu nnd withlH ,nItu ~ t.t!urt-lIn adj
, 1881-10-27

Il rusu. anuat's luts br hIoGEa very t.hunl, InH
ltIc TWu Il1tunts, II duly irni!F (Mr1 Gt!!s Ex-
, 1881-10-27
HAIyINIS.
NtSI-OFF ULfJTIfINl,

4 ~. CASH .rAlp FOR C.Asr-OFF
IA ciothln.. rtG. hpteu by mall promptly attended,
". AddseRa MAJ. " AAa J. lELDEK, t52l aLatV-sL
, 1881-10-27

NTUNEy TO LOAN AT CURRENT
MI me. on rrul cs.nin. Il, ". ltfMAa. Jit Cti
EuutIx
, 1881-10-27

Ti,uls SAl.Li~-s0 ACRES NEAR THE
liENKr WAI.l.t:it ill.,,
1ui nuuTtDrn.nt.
, 1881-10-27

INANIED-ALL PEOPLE WHO WISH
snrs to rail- IN us, EKEENEitAuM stJSs, !! j,pnt-
li1ElI
, 1881-10-27

1TOR SA14E-hT i4A GEASt;E:. SEVEN
.ncs tr'nI Ghrasu, benu.!tui Ica',lenco lvt. ~
tDbtrnCt ErGp, Iiti '[ltiiS. is: sAust.. Ruuu4.
, 1881-10-27

- VtF1k E1IL1s*
INOk HALE-l00. BOlsrl. ES SHERRY,
Il CntaMba. and port Hlnes. u cent. bosts9i Also
VIM. ud lIuuur. " lio Eail0A, all there Is st as
iItiI nr.st J1kt ttntn-st
, 1881-10-27

IVTOIlY & CAMP .,.,
~ '' Isl Hlo ITO sTA'rE-s'l.
STECK PlANOs AND !!Al!ItlSt;r0N
SH ,nuHihIT pnyinstita u NltAMttIL. ~ htat0.st:
, 1881-10-27

11UI. MIA RIGA IN
~ KtEy ntl bnsEtunt !iH,lsar ri At4n.'fTt,nt hun>r.
Int ;sxl:j. brick burn. aauh lcntltY. Wes. 1ltoi I'M
lruvtnl0tH CIkt u kUA, tAkH It 1T GnEU fur H, H.
A. liSittlItSE. III In HhliU.st.
, 1881-10-27

Mf; ffl0 TO LOAN uS CITY PROP
OOV eny.G l,er cgtli; u, ,r;,in.uls.lans. h.
, 1881-10-27

1{Olt S.AI.1s-:,1 FEET EhST-FKONr ON
- WHhnsh-Av. nurttl Or rh!rtat1-st. liEkhIck
Il DUNLAP, ItutIIn ~ iH llrHrhOr1-st.
, 1881-10-27

TpUAK1l-ANU SUITE ul ROOMS FOR
H. urniiuu,lt. wkte. ind twI tt.Ircn, aged )
yea,h Ils,d H. Lnht AnsMsrt Will plgaae nttto turs
ntIj tal YiluInLElra, " Is. rrlhMnN tLfllGts,
, 1881-10-27

IU E.iCfI.lN;E:.
f1NO ,ENCllA AN{jt@tlAlsl)W.tlll: STORE
On s.utlI H&.it. MJ ilaate tei. lu.w lit,lnE pi,t,J
HaIe: Aiurk Will lhvo!ee nbt,n! i1l; IN tnku I,alf
qoIit Cl} real ea3ntu. ASNltESsS y &HuNltAhS, No.
lu4 WnAhn4tullsAk.
FI,O ENCllA lANt;E-AN ENCEl.LESV I'M
proved fArn,. i1 xsrss near Grand ltahis. WIs-,
fur GlLy rrAurtYj will NtNtHr4B tGcHlNl lrAnGu,
Ii, ,iiitliliiilMiE L n III, M MeAt Mu4!La4,fl.AL.
, 1881-10-27

1TUN SA1.E-tillOEEltf. FLOUR, AND
L. feed HurG In nice knbnrt,aN tuWnI annual sAlt9,
IAut: stuck wufh f::,tD. EAtSElt \ hlirAElt III
N Fu ltk+.kt.
, 1881-10-27

i.}fh W.sUASl!-AE.-rO RENT WITH
1t)l hu..d tMt3u rUUmt. !. wnter atid ltesttlx-
1.", sn!!nlIu t"r seas and ~ifu or tWu young lsnl
, 1881-10-27

7jUll SAl,E-A FINE 6'rONE-FltOkT
H. rrs.denut IN i:!!5k.ny,. rear ilnloI z M t'nrx.
" 1Its a. FT9nlnnL ltsnsu IL Soc: H. ~ y
lsoth ptGxA uMflS1 by ,!i tasght who Y an4acus
to ku. ltEShf NA!.l.EtJ JH"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-25

sAx Francisco. August 2s-s p. H.
Sierra Nsvsds. l4k bid. IAN ssksd. l4k
salss; Best BelGhsr. II asked; Utah. l0k
ssksd; Union Con-, IA bid. i2k asked;
Hale 4 Norcross. 3 90 bid. 3 90 ssksd;
Con. Virginia. 2 bid. . % asked. . sales;
Bullion. I 40 bid; Mexican. iok asksd;
Gould Curry. 6s asted; Potosi. 8 ssksd;
ophir. 81 bid. 81 asked. CO sales; Alta.
3 IS bid; xsIicsn. 10 bid; Union Con-.
lah sales; Belehsr, 8 20 asked; Savage.
8 10 asked; Sierra Nevada, l4k ssked;
Andes. I 10 sales: Mexican. 81 bid. 10
asksd. 81 salss; Benton. SOC bid; Chollar.
2 Is asksd; ovsrman. I 90 bid; Savage.
8 o5 bid; 8 05 asked. Sierra Nevada. lAh
sales; Utah. 10 asked; Gould 4 Curry. 6k
bid. e. asksd; Yellow Jacket. Q asked;
Mexican. 81 asksd; Gould q Curry. Cd
bid. 81 asked. ca sales; Yellow Jacket.
ST. asked; Utah. 90 bid. 81 asked. 81
salss; Scorpion. IN bid; Justice. 75c bid.
Sos ssksd; California. I bid; 0phir. Ct
bid. 81 ssk-d; Sierra Nsvsda. II salss. "a
aaked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-25
Rieh Ei.a.

A man named Rowe. living near the
big water tank Of the ophir Company In
Virginia. several days ago made . rich
strike. he Vas engaged In repairing
and setting back . dilapidatsd bulkhssd
In front Of his lot. when he struck into
Q thrss.ioot vein OF dscomposed mats-
rial hlled with very rich gold quartz. Il
IL said to b the same kind OF rich vein
stuff that was encountered near the sur
face when the frat discovery vss made
at the Ophir In early days.
The ore proved TO bs very rich. almost
pure gold. and the man, assisted BY bis
wife. 10 said to have extracted some
where near els. 900 worth before he was
compelled to dssist by ihs 0phir Com
pany, which owns the ground.
The vein 10 supposed to b . feeder
that made ont toward that point from
the cid Ophir vein, and this II doubtlsss
the case. Il might never have been dis.
covered but Tor the tlmbling down Of
the old bulkhesd. One old surface tun.
mel passes through the ground some dis.
tancs to the nofihvard OF the deposit
and another to the southwark. Thus
the rich pocket was left concealed be-
tween.
Already prospeotors are on the hillside
looking for Just such streaks ~ that
fosnd by Mr.. Rows-villing To- take
their chances Of getting out sufnoisnt
pay rock to rsoonpenss them TOR their
trouble In opening up other peoples
property before they are found out; for
every inch Of mineral bearing ground
on the sast side OF Mt. Davidson II
owned BY n mining company or IN.
other.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-25
Governor Fremont OF Arisons-He
IL Interviewed and Tells What
He Knows About lt.

New YORK, August 26.-A luouns
reporter interviewed Governor Fremont
yesterday, who said : "Bordsr troubles
have existed for several years. and grow
naturally out Of the situation. which In.
vitss to plumber on one side and reprisals
on the other. To maintain peace and
good order ON the border would require
q small but good force to be actively en-
ployed. In view OF the increasing law.
lsssness OF the frontier. and Of the rep
reservations made to M government BY
Mexico, I asked legislation at the last
sitting Of Congress for one hundred
men TO enforce the law. A bill intro
ducsd for this purpose passed only
o house, end LETT me unpro.
vided with any means to maintain
order on our boundary. The whole OF
Arizona and the surrounding territory,
southwestern Colorado, New Mexico.
Sonora and chihuahua 10 mountainous
and very favorable to Indian wafsrs.
The experience OF the last three years.
with small bands, shows that, II fighting
should at any time assume larger pro.
portions. It would require a dispropor.
iionatsly larger force, aud time and the
loss OF valuable lie to end II; besides
Q backsst to the prosperity OF the ter.
r~itoriss and Northern Mexico, % these
irrecopcil.bls Indians occupy the ter.
ritory Of both republics. and both are
usually interested in the subject.
have suggested to the Secretary OF
the Interior the ~eIpediency Of an ar.
rapsement With the Mexican government
by which the peninsula Of Lower Call.
fornia might be used IS q reservation
into which to gather all the Apache
tribes. Alternating posts on either side.
by the respective governments, would
.fsciuslly bar the Indians from all
egress, and within limits they could be
easily controlled and taught to work and
made sslf.sustsinine. There we're for
merly missions on Mexico's Pacific
Coast. and In the early history Of that
part OF the continent Il 10 recorded that
Catholic missionaries who crossed the
eulf found the gull shore we'll populated
with Indians. who raised grain and dif.
fsrsnt fruits"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-25
Ansr.ss. l.Ssr.ai ssssiss.

sAS F~aAscisco, August 3s-2 ?. H.
Sierra Nevada, iAt. l&S. hN; Mexican.
lek; Northern Belle. l6; Union Con-.
IN, l2k, IAN; California. I. I 0s; Day.
. %; Gould 4 Curry. 81; Union Con-.
i2%, l2k, i2h; Utah.. ios; Alta. > IS;
Chollsr. q 40; Con. Virginia. Q o6. 2. 2 o.
bso; California, !; Bodis Tunnel. 3 %;
Albion. I 70; Best 4 Bslshsr. l2h; Orc.
lss; Sierra Nevada, l&S; Ksntuek. 2 10;
Grown Psiat. q IS; Bslehsr. 3 Is; ophir.
o.. sk, st; Yellow Jacket. 81; Bodis.
3; Nosndsy. i; Hale 4 Norcross. . 30.
3 IS; Julia. lsc; ophir. Gu; Savage. 8 10,
. 10; ovsrmsn. I 30; Potosi. 8; Silver
Vii. lSc. 2oc; Bullion. I 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-25
asi.s - KareDs.

Judge Hall. Of w. N. Hall 4 Co..
Gold Hill. who has been quite III In San
Francisco for the past three months. has
been advised BY his physicians to take .
sea voyage for his health. Mrs. Halle
reospt visit to Gold Hill was for the pur.
pose Of packing their furniture here aud
arranging Affairs concerning their house.
hold goods In expectation Of . long
absence. She departed for San Fran
CISCO last evening to join her husband.
Together they will sail from San Fran
CISCO on the Sd Of next month. going BY
the way Of the Isthmus Of Panama to
Southampton. England. They expect
to travel over al OF continental Europe
before rsturninsto Nevada. IL 1.-THE Judges
health permits.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-25
Dissr,ss Cs.rs-si.i.s. Jadss.

The following business was transacted
In the District Court today:
Grand Jury s~mpsnslsd and instructed.
In the matter Of the citation Of T. j.
Edwards, q resident Of Ormsby county,
testimony heard and taken under advise
ment.
In the matter Of the citation Of ]. w.
Eekley, Agent Of the Bank OF California.
In the above oass. dsfsndant discharged
from liabilities.
Evans W. Evans-Notion made for
alimony; no appearance OF Witnessed;
set for I o'clock.
Recess till ! o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-25
How They Fight In Texas.

SaraxAS. August 25. - News Of .
most horrible affair in Cook county has
been received. Some time since Ben.
Bianton. ex.sherin Of Cook county and
Q desperate man. met James Todd. who
had been . witness against him In . law.
suit, and abused and insulted him In .
most outrageous mspnsr. They sspar-
ated. each agreeing 70 meet the other for
q axsd settlement. The men mel yss-
tsrdsy. Both drew weapons and fired.
Todd was shot through the heart and In
the breatsnd the top Of Blanton's head
wss blown %. Both men were lying
dssd when d~iseovsrsd.