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, 1881-06-13
PLATT'S BROTHER.
Initiating TliomaAs Example aud IIc.
signing II V0kIttor:

Initiating TltoMaA' Example and 1sc.
signing n Position.
Xsw Isris suu
Iho rresoytcr,an CanfGa o. ., Motuenen, ~ ": .,
laatsct'deu ny "1lllam H. t'att. nso!hos ~
ex-senator rhomns q. rlntt. Mt. Fln,t, whp
holds n position Ii, the ross.On'co II, this ci.5,
anu ~ roprea ~ nu'o a'e p.''n.o ua"s'
ls scompnratise'y now nen'sler OF tha enarea'
Thrco youra agn ho ,l,ovcd with hia family, trt't
this olty 10 Mot,lchen, md bought u yil,..llkn
homo from snoe'n Gaaa,'' n me ."'eu ha ,"e
church, aiia was soon 's"ao aa1aS.e'. po,% tne%
musoian, having an excellent voice,
nnti ia was asked to take charge OF the
mil n,1siu liz 1iki 70. md Inc n,slo is said tnhnyo
itnnroyci tnatcrINliy uIi.inr liz infringement.
ill., Pjntf vninvI nonsltnrabIo intluclcU uinunv
dis foiiowe M tilla passsi. ai ii Is sald
trnt Ia ,rsmnH tinsniy intrrssleI III tho wUliur1
Of tha churUh. it Ills q xrcitt slrprss.,, there
fore. to most Ut ;l,u resjayuts Of Meiuchr,l 10
haMr IN ~ I'm iss iii. If Liza rosunatlon nf Mr.
Tatt from the ltDarl Of Tr,!stoes Their sur.
1,rsa ,xa irrrt,usr,i when II WINS nnuo1i,cuh ~
t,antiy thnt liz. rIatt hud also suVoTci bis con.
,.,nt;tn Win tf,e oi,f,Ir W,ni0rs ns tu his
far wiiitjrnwf1S frt1tn fhe tnM.,uucnpIt III tho
church wcro arculatGl treoiy. Ills slu,ihio sos.
, 1881-06-13
"BOYCOTTING" CLEVELAND PUBLISHERS,
The Cleveland I4cNGer sayN.

son,o sap!cnt loni,!xoRs CONNECTED with somo
OF tho WnrklhH,nun'S Unlona, ut 1nG Df tlieir
neott tugs Introduced und Ind j,nssod sorIcs OF
resolutions, frum which WI CLIP the following;
Leader C0tnpanIos nv corporations totally deyujh
OF fnir.,rss and Justice. and !hat ~ tle future
wp. conbined and individually, shull 10 nti y.
patronage that thoy huVc heretofore received
aud did i,ut deserve; thnt cvery tlor9Atu com.
ruutoI Ia state to this Accty tlat It ia thu sense
Of tho nsau,ntly that IN tho futurc shs wnrklnE-
i,len or all ulAsses sh,uld look upon tho als0ye.
thprDturu 10 support thDMl Ia IL tako from the
working pooplo the very bFoaih Ut life; aud
tanfolniss, ti., rh.. t., ~. .,.,,u. .,, ,,.,sn.,e
atn,shni.I"rs. antl - rcs"nnsnm eitnrs nj tho
nsn ~ "rarv I1,ar, in% nn,iSr tis, iarIsis.
ttn,, ~ thn tasan,iiv> nn,1 thnt ut ttn inlls and
oIanwhcrn ~" rh"iI TX nj IL MIR 1osr r. efIsf
sha's III thsIr uners"euKs M oa' po"'s ~
, 1881-06-13

Gov COrnclgs tcnKOn4. for WIthhold~
ing Ills signature to n Bill 10 KcGu-
UlconAnrGnr1Iie.
ALBANY, June S.-Tho Governor To-day sent
to the Assembly tho following vetu n,cssnzo:
90 e. tg Asse1o'y BY ,trs.astoy r.,
Of intuition butler or lurd nt.v f0rul Of tlnI.
tuuon ehcese. ior tho prevention 1i fraud. Mnd
the better profession "t tho rahe hcaa!,,a,"i
!cct uf this bill helhg 70 nearly hltnttcnl with
tho une rcccnty returned 70 tho Assembly
careful consideration to It's pr,rls!ons. with tho
dg+iro. II possible, tu nvnid further disiGrel,ce
with tho LeKis!ataso OF, this subject: untor;
the ,noas1re ulu utAri,,y as to rentsr it reay
more os'tcc,fnnMbe than tue pravaus btli. iiy
my articu or suIstanco II tho semblanco yf
1,Mtur,l butter Or cheese not tho cx Innate prol-
uct nf the dairy Is prohibited. while tho f,nrth
c1lornlg matter III nntural butter and cheese.
II Injurious to public heaiti, the stato. y, tho
prohibit tho .tse of coiorIny sIIostalto IN any
nrttclt uf funl, hut cn,not. And SHOULD not, d!s-
srn,e By preventing ~ r,ar s y 's nrs,clo
thnuEh, thnt tho nrtee prohibited is In any Wise
nre!..lle!ai 70 public health: aud thls y sunstan.
soction. Tho thirti section nlso pruhlGlts
the uso OF cotorlns matter n oeolnnrxarilio
anu other articles IN lfreut violation Of tho priv
United Btutes. The specifications n,, which
these putents were ssund pryl'c dclinitly fur
S Sss e cSfS S; se ,S aa nsss pu b.
c htath ttu Stntc hns no puwcr to prevent it.
The Cons!,i'tion # y. United States prostH'ess =
IL Jurisdiction equal protection Of tho laws"
Iats KuMrantss 6f equal rights is ono whiGn Sx-
siTnc.i to prevent dlscri,aluattng legislation ns
il the ,,fe u colorins trastcr is Iii Itself hurtn
nunafnsiurrrs shall not use It, wiile others .ly
90 Co. II on !ao Gsass hana; It be ID tcsn!s sIr.; Il
bIil i'll fraakly acknowledge that tho
cuiorang matter Ia nut tlc!cterolss to hcnlth, but
cgrtnIn wholesome products tos simulMtc naturul
butter md cheese. and thereby. deceive enp.
s,'ir,t ss5s P1GsG 1'1 ,n s9s ,e CYL rc. -
edy should !'u directed NRuinat tho tujurnis or
unnc,!lthtul Ingredients and hot those admitted
rhu H. fi .itis q the bill has much Significance
when considered n cnnaeouon With its terms
and provsltas.. llesldcs othor things. It pro-
t>tjseH u "reEnlatg tho manufacture OF olet-
seso" s ~ s GSs hs, II ssifs scF fs
taa'urs S ire ~ ACKNOWLEDGMENT" ttS II p1ob't III he
| Of cnl0rlng tnutter, which ls exIrcssy author
lied by law of t:onKTsss. A. for the better
tI!ie ii hroken 1r proyente.i " tho pro:
Ills nloas'ro Is tint It i M nttonp, nntior ihe
Eiiiss ii projecting tho ptlliu honttt, TO bonoit
o s!ss q nrocrs y. re- xos1 ,,s a ILL.,, IL.
produced ~ dvt,onstrute tht tho pah!lc health
Is ulenace.l b. tho use sf what tho l.lll proposes
cnce t" tha p,Hio health il, tl.o tsiy OF tho bin
y not surprising it sccs,ls to ben wcll- estnt'-
| ltshetl iaut that chemical scIunce and 0nhnesd
aoIs q otir dair!es Dsxr!.Glo L y g afford
, 1881-06-13
SOUTH PARK MENAGERIe,

An noqu.atiou has bosn ruado to tho largo
number Of animals tlomestlcRted at South Park
in tho shape Ut vcry fno lion belonging to
Dir. Frank Fraynp. Through tho klutluess 0f
Mr. Patrick Noftitrtck, tho keeper OF tue me-
terylowed the animals In the following order;
Five bpars cons!sttn4 Of llusslall, It0gk Mount
AIn, Iexas. and grizzly boarsi two bAdgord. two
elk; gaGbI,s raea @ pias % % whio sd seay VII spssss
and squirrels Without number. This b!rd uilluu-
tlon eiubraccs peauoaks owls, oaH!cs, hawks,
birds, md tho GallforlIa quail. while
% the ,R,tsd =, MAY bs found Two
nnS swa Iae n sSax st ~ tna
munts made III the park mo these south VI IiAy-
ard avenue, wher0 tho dtlyoways have been
display, It Ia tAll Will hs On E!fty.tst airce!, bt-
twuuIl Drexe! and OrAlld bonlevaraS. The Vest
cru avenue boulevard gtoul brighton l'ark 10
proved.
, 1881-06-13

1hv F1.dssf dssftr " suy - to Nsw Yurk E~ning Foss
" eor,n.n,Ii eoeo manifest entire indtHerencV ~ 10
u Enait'he !a 4'adt Oh their expedition by
IN .etiaa sHatt hut tvrnA,iy WAS consulted 10.
latoa. af n. Mas takcs, and thar tho prosont re-
hesry ,,ia.. iGeI,l1nany anu Frunco upproAch ~
H. Two antous &c 10 y"a r.ccusy D II VIZ
l2aQytsa ~ ~ 1eet klI1 Ut e1ultAlua Ut huriug
" Epxi,.a' .a'Essant. slt. foF thcy have never forgiven
esaty xh;eh, ,os y. not Interfering In ls70-1 Tho
!t.t In ~ ~ wa submitted to Mini tnure lhun i
ssl 10 sxH "sn Y NJ. !nt!inut!on tiMt no would 10
VA leeH ~ aud clnco that tine The English
eats obis,M,,,, -, aal have hAd opportunities IT,
h 1st'essuons; hut the revIlilx now III Enxlan,i
sopa french Aro perhaps likely to
Undue advantage Un The Med
, 1881-06-13
MILITIA NOTES.

Items of Interest to tte Citizen Sofdfery.
,,,l. neu eut;'.n nn'cr W. M"Hsts'ol o}entaotc
Third ltcg!ment, hns heon grantcd leave OF
~. t,..ta ,,t,, 1,,,r..., h,s xo,or,,,. ,,,ox
.:'a ~ w." M. ne ,,.,s.,.' on :. y Nv "
4 vlcc 1,1,,"rl rcs,unc1' ''' 'S"' A'' - .''
WV "'o' .,
talon. recommends the discharge OF scyon mon
!. ft,r tho root, ~ tho aorr,ro u
rm,t' +, n n,"hanam, M cnmnarv A. r,rat ,,eor,
1e %en. ,ecoMa,onos ss' 1ae u!scnnaeo 81 fr""tos
FRANK u h'saop anu frca " SlllIef.
Can't. q. ~ Holmes. COMPANY r. First NcR1-
mont, recommends the hunorable discharge Of
Frisnlo Cn9E!es ". Er"lu' terin o1 soFs!ce tx
p'Feu.
Cnpf Jonn =. De Woli. Compnny 9. Tcnth
y corporal William Smith Tor the good Of tho
soFVlee' ...
John Campbell has been elected Captain, md
pany E. Ninth B0ttnfiou, ut Ulurpu.
An e.eotlon will bc held at tho nr,nory Of Com-
pnny q, Sixth Regiment, next Thursday evcti-
ing. to eho.se II Cupta!a. vice ltnbns, promoted.
A.. ,,.a,t1 III, ~. 49,, =.
% " a,,h VII ~ ~ mv, =. lhG uss nroIy , ot
EoWpAty ~. 5lHtn ite81MEnl. next FFHlny cVen-
!tK. 70 choeso tirst !.otteiait vlSs stiiaa, re-
SfHncn' 4Aeut. v. II. fosteF Will pEcslue.
few very ssht qnd imn,asgrtal alterations
hnvo bron i.,se II, upt0ns Tactscs, by ReGcr1!l
hasbeen introduced Into Tho Unlea st'itss ur'ny.
An election will bc held Mt tic ar,nory Of Com
RSny a, a, Tra Regiment : at & sys9,iiors asxt
vico .jU1cs, rcsISncd. Lieut.. W. Ii. Alien will
prcsidc, '''
Tho Scotch Company 9. Of thc sixtn ncgl;;
neht, y oappy h1W. INC itiemnefs we're atraitl
rd Of thalr orj9ln.i dau0htr ct,,nmasders s 10 eas
iy, hut he was prnlnotci, oil accu,iut Of incon.
1nitifIrsttnr
, 1881-06-13

hnmc Mt tho hight Of tho rncrry-maklng, In a
rGlrct ftnok Ing cup and slippers. III IL n tall
hanliicd gentleman, A,a tIs face bencs n rp-
sHtnhtA1cG to that nf hts brDlhsr,
Il ,fhu tnnrk"l difference between the two
srtr TSSf snan y ~ !ar psaor .ao 'f s y1m,n G In
tliMt the church WINS wrtInH and ho right. llr
ateps down mud nlIt, md htaya thcre wtttu,sa
tnnkluR nny fitss NbOlE It. Ills example Is Il
ltuQ QpQ for Tho Other Pint 10 if1ltAte.-Eul
, 1881-06-13

MAlariat fever, aRue. and bIl!ousness will
lows uyury uelxhourhuod as soUn Us Hop HltivCa
arrive,
, 1881-06-13

IlOrHfofusa Acid 1'h0Apfsatn In Derrca.
sion fr1nl 0vefSvOrk,
flnh liOrsfort's Acid Phnsphnte beneficial In
nervous depression and lnxlety resulting Yrnm
ovHfwnrk. W, H. FAUE, 81. y,
AANuEHKY. y. d
, 1881-06-13
COUNI'R RYRE1L ESILfT,E,

II,O} }SALE-CIlEAP-IS THE PRETTI-
~ ssl town II southern ii!noIs popula.lon &utl
lNhrs cherries, qulncus I.aw,on tIackiurres straw
asfrles. rnsn9erE'es: n. curran'*, Hooseberres and
c0the ..cloHets ftul nnt milk cellar on thv plcc
t!nly blockA from P0st-Unco. Mlts. Il. L. rEltlti,
CDNlrnltu Ill. --
, 1881-06-13
M<if1J{lNEEl',

A DUPLEX XSAFErY BOILER CANNOT
IA pxplodu; Etyss noat s1aAn tor lea1l ulnnpy And
II durability Ii established " tlrU1 ysar. sstYeo
~ e1A!i!Ll,u, pr s.Hd f4r dsscEtl4So gtTculaS 10
81 tpEtisnd.st. Nsw Yufk, Ind Is FrankIisl.st, Gil.
cNHOt
, 1881-06-13
AN OLEOMARGARINE VETO.

GOV. Cornc1l's Reasons. for Withhold"
ing Ills signature to n Bill 10 IscGu.
1nlo the Manufacture and Snle OF
<llpUfAn rEn r1aje.
, 1881-06-13

UoACfIhxEN. TEAMsrERs. &C.
NASTED-f1ARNE CLEANER AND
w hnstleF ut 15ta Wulssh~nv,
, 1881-06-13

HTANTED-a5 PRACTICAL ROOFE1sS:
SAll0-s NJ. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM UTAH.
Canuon's Claim to Citisenship mo
Certificate Of Election - Dele.
gate 10 Congress Awarded to
Allan 9. Campbell.

SALT LAKE, January S.-Govsrnor
Murray gave . hearing to the counsel Of
George Q. Cannsn and Allan G.. Camp.
bell, candidates for Delegate to Congress
4, the late election. Campbell claimed
the certificate Of election on the ground
,hs. Cannon VA not Q citizen Of the
United States, and, being . polyssmist.
10 net capable Of becoming . citizen In
esod faith. Cannon's reply. In which
be claims that he VA nsturslizsd In doe
and legal form tvsnty-six years ago.
and that II hs we're . ~polyRswist -
charged BY Campbell. Il wsuld not dis.
Qualify him from holding the ofhos Of
Delegate, was fled with the Governor
yestsrdsy. Thsrrupsn the case wss ar.
au,d At length by counsel for the re-
spectiys parties. II Vas shown BY .
CODY Of the actual record Of the Court
10 which Cannon claims to have been
naturslixed, and properly certified 10 by
the Clerk OF said Court on the day when
Cannon claims to have been naturslized.
that no such naturalization proceedings
took place. The Clerk also certified,
under his seal, that from the oreanixa.
ton Of the Court 10 tbs present time. be
having the custody Of the records and
having examined them carefully, hs Was
unable to nud any record Of the natural.
isation OF said George Q Cannon.
The Governor. alter fully considering
the case. awarded the csrtiaoats Of else-
ton to Allan G. Campbell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

Emus,t's Gold Hill Foundry. always
Q busy place. Ia buster than ever just
now. The Yellow Jacket wheels are TO
b put together there. and . big put IL IL
too-takes about the whole OF the space
In the shop. The hub has been turned
OF 10 Emmett's big lathe. the only one
on the Comstock which can swing II,
and the monster Of 22H tons weight
lies there waiting for It's arms and its
rim and to grow to b Q wheel according
to original design.
The News not long since mentioned
the difficulty likely 70 DO eIpsrisnced IN
astsiuR this hub TO the Yellow jacket
shaft. OF course Tom Gallagher 10 the
man to bring IL to the Gold Hill depot.
Its not mach for him to do that. Biz
ysass age the man made . truck par.
posely for handling such trash. and he'll
deliver that wheel a. easily and ~ read.
ily % hs does freight from the depot
.syvhere around town here. That
truck OF his was put up 70 carry thirty
Ave tons, and. has carried thirty tonsi
therefore 22h tons 10 nothing for Gala.
CHER. When the time comes hs will
pick Il up and land Il At the depot with.
out any trouble.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10
DISPATCHES
NmIer en the Forgeries.

CHICAGO. January "a TFibsns MY
York special says: The following special
TO the Star from Washington does not
carry out the assertions that Truth has
made during the past few days relative
to the forgery Of the Morey letter: Mr..
Weaver. being convinced that the forasr
IL a wsll.known politician, and the as
sertion having been made that thu two
letters we're written by the same. hand.
takes the odium from the latest shout
dsrs on which Moisty Monster Jeyns
has plsoed Il. Weaver, spsskiog Of the
discoveries with regard to the similarity
Of the Weaver letter. publishsd IN the
Star. and the Morsy letter. puhlishsd In
Truth, says be has information connect
ing . well known politician with the
forgery Of both, but refuses to .aks
known the name Of the individual WHOM
he suspects. he said. however. no o..
peoted to be able 10 furnish conclusive
proof Of the guilt OF this man IN . Gay
or Two, and would then make public the
whole affair. These statements wsrs
made In .. private conversation With .
friend night before last.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10
Sad suicide.

PrrAIuMA, January 1o.-Mu. soo-
A.ld. mother Of D. G. seonsld, Of the
nrm Of sconeld & Tsvis. Ban Francisco,
and mothsr.in.lsw Of Dr.. Maowhinnis,
OF Pstalums. threw herself from . state.
room window on the Ban Rafael ferry
boat. about 8 80 Saturday morning. on
her way to Pstaluws. Mrs. Scoisld
came here from New York city about
four months ego. Since her arrival here
abe has not been In good health, and
has suffered muoh from home sickness.
Her d.spondenoy alarmed her husband
and he hiss kept Q close watch over hsr.
Upon being LETT . few minutes alone
she committed the rash act ~ aiors'
stated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10
VARIOUS cAusRs-

Advancing ysars. care. sickness, disappointed.
and hereditary prsdispostion-sl operate 70
the hair gray. and either Of thsm inelinss
1, 70 he'd prsms urely. Arsss Han Vieoa
will restore fsdsd or gray, light or red hair 10 .
rich brown or deep black. - may DO desired.
I. sofets md elsansss The scalp. Owing .
healthy sstion. 1t removes and cures dsnd un
and hunon. By its use falling hair 70 shsefsd
and . new growth viii Be- produced In al easss
whsrs the follieiAs are not DESTROYED or ne
glands dscaysd. lts effects are pssutiiunS
sAovn on brsshy. weak. or siekly bali, On
which Q fee appl,catois viii produce the sioss
and freshness Of youth. Harmless std sure In
its opssaaon, u u Incompatible - . dressing.
and 10 especially valued for the soft fustrs and
hehnsss Of tone it inparts. II contains neither
oil nor dys. and vii not soll or color white
cambria; Jet Il lasts long on The hair. sad tseps
Il frssh and vigorous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10
Mother's Nad Death.

San joss. Osl.. January S.-Yssssr-
day . f~our.ysar.old daughter Of Jshn
Robertson, Of the Eisht.Mils Hsuss. on
the Monterey road, was burned BY her
clothing taking Are from Q spark while
out playing In her fathers field. near
whore siubbls was burning. A gentle
man passing 10 Q wagon ran to her -
sistanoe and smothsrsd the flames With
q buggy robe. while the child's mother.
whe. hearing her screams, had run out
and was trying to tear the clothing on
the little one. was found to b terribly
burned about the abdomen. She lin.
gsred without appearing TO sunsr mush
until 9 o'clock this morning and died.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10
lads wants Governnsnt Aid.

81. LOUIS. January 1o.-osPs. Eads,
referring to the proposition he intends
to make to Congress for aid In carrying
out his enterprise, said be will agree. -
no did In regard to the jsttiss. to demon
strats the superiority Of . ship railway
over q ship canal, st his own cost and
risk, before any guarantee she'll be bind
log on the United States. This be pro.
poses 10 do BY building the terminal
works at q end Of the line for taking
ships out Of the water and placing them
on . railway. and also ten miles 81 rail-
way, svsr which Q heavily loaded ship
shall be run ct q greater rate Of speed
than can be obtained through the Suez
canal. A railway. hs says, osn DO ready
10 four years from the time the first
actual work 10 commenced upon IL, and
bs has no fear but the government will
give him oil the aid which the enterprise
requires.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

Many men are nov Engaged In pros
pestins In the mountains absst walker
Lax and along the line Of The Csrson
and COLORADO Railroad.
0@ores Williams has located 1900 feet
4, Gold Hill District. 1900 lest vsst Of
ths Formsn shaft, . relocation Of the
Sullivan claim.
vireinia City has found Il necessary
10 sdvsne. S26 to pay clerks lees a.d
eosrs eosts In the . . sgAinss Judge
Whitnsa.
TAs old rope house. . long marrow
Iuildipa standing 10 the northvard Of
~. Don. Virginia works. h being pulled
dovn.
John 4. Wood has been elected Tax
Ooll.sser Of Virginia In plses Of ]. a.
lfahsnny. resigned; boad. go .0o0.
Ma Isels. Sheriff Of Esasr.ida
seansy. vas % he coassssk Saturday
JuaRs Moss. q Virginia, len iass
pysaise iss AEissaa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

Yesterday the Toe on the Virginia rink
vas exceedingly ans. and IL wa used all
day. A number OF excellent skaters
showed their skill. Toward night MAJ
ION, Mcdonald, Sutherland. Lee, Ks-
u.sn. Cogswsll and Others had . series
Of games which afforded much amuse-
msnt to Q large number Of spectators.
Abou, tws-,hirds Of the pond vas COW
cred, leaving Q corner or two for swim.
ming purposes. These corners were
utilized.
At . meeting Of the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Lyon county. held
last Tuesday, the ofios Of s~upsrutsnd.
emit Of Public Schools Of Lyon county
was declared vacant, and T. E. Pieotte.
editor Of the Times. wa chosen to MI
the vacancy.
Euesuis E. Sullivan. whose husband
died In Virginia on the Sd Of Dscsm6sr'
wishes to return her sincere thanks to
the miners OF the Con. Virginia and Gal.
ifornia mines for the handsome dona'
lions Of coin presented her on the Ath
instant.
Miss Fanny Brown. . worthy youss
Coustock Miss. IL cauvsssinR both Viz
einia and Gold Hill for the Home Circle.
. very readable literary weekly Journal
printed In Boston. The youthful osn.
vasser IL wsll.dsssrving Of encourage
ment.
Hon.,H. q. Pssoyer Of Storey IL su.
psrin..ndsut Of the Best & Bslohsr and
oould 4 Curry and 10 at home today At.
tending to bis business Affairs. He
thinks Fair will be- elected Senator Tor
Nstada tomorrow without opposition.
Miss Kitti. Blsisly. Miss Lizzie Card.
we'll and Miss Mollis o'co.nsll have
been appointed supernumsrary teacher.
BY the Virginia School Board. They will
be called IN case Of . vacancy occurring
In the ranks Of the regular teachers.
The members Of Gold Hill Lodge No.
q. A. o. U. W, will And under "Nsw
Todsy"s notice Of their regular meeting
this evening. The exhortation to
promptnsss and regularity should b
Needed.
Charles Conwsii has located the To.
isaa- claim. 1900 feet. Gold Hill District
Delaware ledge, adjoining the Albany
claim o. the south and three fourths Of
q mile west OF the Book Island works.
The advertisement Of the Gold Hill
Foundry Of George Emmett ; - we'll "a
that OF Thom.s Gallagher. Freight De-
livery" will DO found IN another COL
umn under head Of New Today"
The Calsdonisn clsb are making
area. preparations for their eighth ami
vrrsary ball on the birthday Of Robert
B~urps-Jsnusry as.
At meeting Of the Baptist Church
last night Rev. 4. ". Rad was una.i.
meusly invited 70 the pastorsts for The
ensuing year.
The mother Of sz-coronsr Brodsk 10
dead.
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iribur,s Good Luck.

New Yoax. January Cit 10 said In
New York society circles that Vice Pres
id.nt-slsct Arthur 10 to be married to
Mrs. Marshall o. Roberts, whose hus.
band died less than q year ago. General
Arthur's wife has bsei dead about .
year. Gossip says the marriage will not
take place till next fall. Mrs. Roberts II
q handsome woman. and has been tvios
q widow. Rumor says that she has In.
herited $4,000, 900.
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sAx RAAxosco. January io-sR. H.
ophir. 81; Alta. 1 20; Hale 4 Nsreross.
4. . IS; Sierra Nevada, ~; Savage. ~;
Bullion. IN; Gould d Curry. 81; Andss.
III; Best 4 Bsiehsr. ~; Utah. 81; Call.
fornia. I %; Pososi. I 70; Mexican. ek.
-; silver King. iss; Navajo. I 10. I o.;
s;-gpion. I 10; Bslchsr. lis; Con. vir-
ginis. I %; UaiOn Con-. ~. ~; Grown
Point. Toe; Yellow Jacket. Az; Julia. aoe;
Confidence. Az; E1ehsqusr. II; occi'
dsntal, I; Orc, SOC.
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nnii.s Hal. 4 sersrsss ore.

Ore taken from the hale 4 Norcross
10 now milled at the California mill. II
has been . question all along how ore
sould bs got from the railroad or from
teams into the feed boxes OF this mill.
II run BY the cars or wagons : o the
dump at the O. i O. shaft Il would then
have to be raised to the top OF the mill.
To obvists this difficulty Q chute has
been constructed from the O. d O. side
track near the southwest corner OF the
O. & @. works. BY which the ore when
dumped from wagons or cars 10 sno! 70
the place wanted for crushing. and 70
handled no moro. After crushing. the
pulp takes another ohute and 10 washed
Tor half Q mile to the California pan mill.
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MINING LETTERS.
YsllsW Jaehss.

0ols HUI. January Q. l6sl-Georys
". Waaaes. Vtos Prssidsnt :. During the
past week ws have placed . switch on
The line Of the Sutro tunnel and extended
The drift north 20 feet iron the same.
The ground hiss been very hard. In the
shaft vs have the usual force employed
repairing and changing pit vork. On
he surface engineers ana maohinists are
employed on repairs to pump engine.
T. @. TAYLol. Supt.
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The sharon Party.

CHICAGO. January ga special car.
containing Senators Sharon aud Jones,
Of Nevada. and party-the formers new
son.in-law and his bride being Of the
number-arrivsd here with the train
yesterday and were Immediately attached
10 the outward bound fast train on the
Lake Shore Railway. The party 10
taxed 1880 for tbs use OF the oar from
San Francisco TO New York.
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Fragrant sozoD0NT IL s-eonpos,ion Of The
pofsst and choicest ingredients Of the Oriental
vegetable kingdom Rvsu ingredient 10 we'll
lnoxn 70 have Q bspsaeiL eject ou ths tssth
and RumA IL smhaimins or antisspdo prop
4 and aromatic ffagraacs make n . tollss
i.xurJ: eoxop0NI smovss Al oi.s.rss,ols
-. "a. n snxicsiy ftss frs1 ths injurious
"a sasl p.upsvnes Of toota pSsess z PEW;