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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
i Hill do ordsn:

i Hill d. ordslp:
sxcrIoN I. An annual I'd valosem tax OF one
and ons quarter per centum upoL the value o.
taxable vrvperly within ,Le Town OF Gold Hi
10 hereby Jevied aud directed 70 b coileet.d W.
town purposes upon the ssssssed va,us oi a
such taxable Lrorerty made taxable " The law
of tnis tate Tor 5sste aud .uniy purposes, In
cluding ths bet proceed. Of the mines.
DEC. .. The tAxes levied BY section OF thi'
ordiuxnce, aud TO be assssssd aud collected ~
accordance win the Irovisiops VI an ordinsnc.
entitled. An Ordln snce 70 provide Tor the lsvJ
snl collection OF taxes on real aud persons
property within the Town of Gold Hill. pssssc
Aprii ~, lesO, and also. "a ordinance entitled
an ordinance " prUvide ior the time anu
mannsr VI sscertalning the valus Of ths INST pro
cssds OF mines fur the purpose Of TAXATION. anc
20 provide fUr the oollscdon Of such iaxes.
L. T. FOX,
President Of the Board OF Trustees OF ths Town
OF Gold Hill.
Attest: W. q. HYDE. CLERK OF tho Board.
Al meeting Of the Board OF Trustsse VI the
Town OF vvld II l.. held april 10. lss0. Irdi'
nance No. lis ~as parsed By ,hs following vote
Yeas-Iru.tses Mercer, Dsuchy and frssi'
dent Fox.
Avssnt-Trustess woIey and emery:
20 W. q. HYDE, Clerk.
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SMALLPOX NOTICE..

u,Hr BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF rHE
! Town Of cold Hill have ordered that
ordinance which requires Physicians tsauns
patients Y N smallpox. end ell petsons Sno
have cssrs VI sm.llvox In thsir hous .. 70 IN
form The 1osp Msrsh,l q sau,s.- shall D
sSrtctly enforosd. lthsrsfors Giys not % 70 ~
tasa take meaDurss % euforoe the eoid ordt
uorcs. =. ERNNRDs Town 1axshsl.
0oIa Hill. pseeab9 .. ieo. -
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p0sTpONR,fRNT.

No,ics IL hereby gwen, that st meeting OF
the Board OF Directors VI the Cs.edoLiA SILVER
Mining U.m. amy, held On The eth day OF Jsnn.
ary 1851 the day OF do i.aasncy OF the above
s~s-ssu,enI { No. ~ ~.s postponed ~ "
WEDNESDAY. the 18Th day o, JANunnx'
rue s,n day OF FkBRU Any. 1881.
X wEuKNER. Secretary.
onhce-lA California stisss. Dan franc,,co
CaliiIrniA. lso
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rsAonESrARY.

when lovely woman 10 not jelly.
But hides some secret grief within.
What art can cure her melancholy
Seals kin.
A beautiful girl in Moline.
Whose hair WAS . silvery sheen.
Bought an awful red bang
On her forehead to hang
Producing . curious scene.
He held her tiny hand In bis,
He clasped her slender form;
He vowed to shield her from the wind.
And from the worlds cold storm.
She set her beauteous syes on him;
Tho tears did wildly dow;
And With her little lips she said:
30, Gawge. do let me go?'
A maid. a. by court records doth appear,
Whom $50. 900 made so dear.
Up TO her waiting lover stsrnly said
' Forrgo the weed before We 60 to wed.
For smoks take fame; I'll be that flames
bright tanner;
To have your Anna, give up your Havana.
The wretch. when thus she brought him
TO the scratch.
Lit his cigar. and threw away his match.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12

STEVE NSO MS
Psss.s nssis Beard
MATCHMAKING PAN.
PATENTED. APRIL is..isse.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
Phiisdeiphia. 1915,
AWARDED FIRsr PREMIUM
-roH Al rxyno,xp-
Grinding and Amalganating Pan.

vu,Qis PAN Is FAR SUPERIOR 10 AL
otns.s In several important parusuiAf-.
The orinding Muliers ere .ear the center. ~
Quiring lee power. lhe plow en.peo srvoys'
with i~ss power With. ut violence. snd Nltn
better ANAL gsassrng sfect. bs-ides admitting Q
larger cnsrgs. The inclin. shaped hoos,nes
OF the muller plate openines sfncientiy forse
the uulp dirsc iy under th- mallers.
Nsnrf.ctar. q q the tsolden State and Minsn'
Iros wvrks, Isl TO 3sl Fi,st ,tfe~t ean tisn-
cisco. aud st the 0at~s . Seoville Iron works,
a. oouta Canal stre, Z. Chlcsgo. whore u eao %
exnmI. I'd and turthsf particulars bs learne4 |;
or psrpoas may spply TO the Inventor and Ias'
entse D o. sTKvkSsON. ~ the Douslss MIL.
0oId Hili, Nevada vhsrs the Pans have long
h.-~n IN OpsrnttOn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12

."Th.y do say" says the Elmirs FIRE.
Press. adjusting its eye-elass's carefully.
.tbai Loid B~aconsf-;d 10 making the
Qoe~p longer visit than IL proP.r; sna.
Q lsr all, thy are not 90 very DID,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
ORDNANCE NO. lis.

An ORDINANCES 20 suthsrixs the IL.
susscs Of = seed for abe rnr.esc q
E E...s,ss .eSs q tss Ts~s Of Gsis
Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
ORDINANCE NO. III.

~ escc Il SSsa, IN Lies .sf s.t fer !Lss
Ps!pe g ef Caaceliias Bends Nss. iOS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
ORDINANCE NO. lls.

AN osDlEANcs .. g :.:,isss .ss pss.,s.i e. ,as
fr.Serty within the Tswn sf tasia
iIp.sssd April 10. lso.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
ASSESSMENTS LEyiEb.
,ENr.sAiAL aAAVKL evl

a. ,ENT TeA NAL 6AAtk6 oOk0
" aiNI.sG UvAPANf.-L-c.ion oi psl-'
eipal pace VI businss.. 0Sid Han. eto.s.
.vc., ON o. uorls Washington Township
Nevada Cvunty. Ualifornia.
N.t.ce II .srvoy givsu, tnss q Q meeting "
the boArd % DirsIluns. hsld on the twclrslL
day Of November. iU50, IN assessmsnI t.sv. ~
VI Uns-hali Csnt yse share vAs isvisd up~l
the cApltxl stosk OF The Sorpo.atioAs pAsaoss
ilumcaisssly. l.. United Ssssss gsid cvta. "
lno pccr.lsry, at the once % tne Oompsns
NO. a,S sa.l steet, voia Hill. Nsssds-
ANY stock upou wfsch tnis ssrcsslns.t snAair 10
mai. unpsid On the s~s-y .hird ,15dj oAS o.
ukCRAo oAh, lseU, VIII b. usiinNasns, ana %
vriussd tor sac 81 pspnc Anction. sno ea'sss
.ayuaeut 10 naad. bsiors. vii be s0iu .n AvN'
Del, the twe-ty-iouItn tsatnJ aAs OF JAM
any. lnol, W pAy Inc osiinvueAs ssssssAAAsul'
together with cosIs OF HdvsrnsiiAa and sxsonsss
BIZ ordsr OF The Board Of Directors.
fn.Nk q. WioA, sscrssafJ.
Ochce-So5 Nam strse., uoid hiIi, Nsvs.a.
ho1ksd
POsTPONR MENT.
The day Of ale oi tus soov. .osios o. sseess'
menI is usrsoy pv<tpopeo untii WksNkSDAh i
the tse.ty. t.irl tzSdI day ot fAbnoAhh' 10
lool. at tue - 80 hsuf ahd plsos
~ orasr VI tns bvaru VI Trustees.
fnAsk 4. WI -. peeretary.
God Hill. Nsvsaa. AeesmDsr ~, issS' ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12
TN VnE DI.rNICr COURT or THE

District Attorney s.Orsy County;
December ~. isso. ssh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-12

s.o. 10. Ever pseson OF arm eneAesd N W
,..,n:ss - Of cssryiDg on baxbsf chop shsil
nv. ousrtsriy. for Q lcenee 70 car1y % re
-. ~. ?ccoordine 70 his oetheif syersge monthly
Sosircss OF reosipss, - In the following
S,sSt cisss-Nonthiy business o. rscsipts ave
hundred dollars OF ovsr. quarterly hesnss' ~
'I sscosd c,ss-Nnushly business o. rscsilas
three hsndrsd end my dollsn @ ~ ns.sss ~.
usdw fvs husdssd dolass' ausssssV
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20
The KaIioeh Case.

In the kalloch trial Tuesday afternoon
. number o: witnesses were examined 10
prove the character OF Charles De Young
for peace and quietness. Malichi Keene.
the foremsn Of Main & Winchester. Ger.
tiled regarding the story Of the shoot.
ing told TO him by the witness Clemes.
shaw. the day after the shooting, which
Tailed With Cleuetshaw's evidence. 4
number Of witnesses were introduced as
to the character for truth and yeraeity
OF Kelley. Money and Ratschie, Who
testified to hearing six shots, all giving
them very bad regulations in tina, re.
spec;. The reputation Of G. ". Palmer
who testified to De Young. threats
sgsinsi kaHoeh, VAS also iup-schei.
The prosecution snuonuc,d that they
would get Though in .bout an hour and
q half Of yesterday mornings session.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20
A soeialI.t,u HIe-

The following IS given as the result
Of an interview between q reporter Of
the New York TSn- and the leader of
the Socialists ct tA.s city. The leader
said:
I'm America the fate that has over.
taken Alexander has . point. There
are those In the United States Who
should heed the warning. for i; bodies
disaster to come among us in high
places"
To whom do yos reftr?"
"I need not partieulariIe. bu. the
heads Of the American nonopies have
cause to tremble. They are depressing
the people Of The lad for jus, such op.
preston As Alexander vas killed"
"And you decline to name the mopop-
olists Who are thus inviting desthi"
"well, I I'm willing to mention Jay
Gould and William H. vanderbiidt as
representatives, of the eiass to whom 1
refef."
do you mean to aver that there is
really danger in their being served as
vGs the Cart"
The meme, tsksl upharseh' 10 writ
ten; 1t Is plain to the eyes OF all. The
Anerieap monoPolsts--Gould and
vanderbildi and o,h.rs-had!b better con.
slider veil their future actions have
nothing further TO say"
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Ee eeosul AsPsfalass DA sd
viii With which - nee Adukufkrutio0
vsseetsd ASd VnBeA ia fsir 20 Srev
otrS6NSAheg ShSDsred OoDSAnsd
trsS iroa s1ael ASisAAk6t the
.sD.t6ge
AAthA has ahe~Ay ~Gansd sd and
i~assrlOEb,s srrer Ia ksae&inS che ap-
pSHsnlnt Ct StAnlsy Mathews to the
r~ssA.<tt.es ca the Sapreas Bench.
He has oct Oeiy eoRnHtted cos Of tse
Sasadieses AMI ess<encasSls acts OF his
predecessor. bat has done II uithost bis
excuse sad in eks fSee Of <a,e1Pressoa
o. paIlie rspusn&aes vk.>h th.t pre-
t~e-s~ nay act have anticipated
nsNaeoiratieR OF Na;ihsys fox q
Position thai he Is in soSise ~heE,hy
to hold IN The taes Of facts OF which
the FrsSies, essec, possibly BE isnos-
AK - the fH; step toward . ysrikea.
Hoa u che egisiOn % sks character e.
the u4s, rrpsc<=d ts his ecsi,ed op
Pcesuss-sl ssHe Of his party freads,
a. ~sll@a years sose By, Tie hostIl-
ity Of CcnkiiHS and Logan. Arising
frsa personal Pique. is nos held to be
Akout al th.t can be rIisd on to PIE
vent tie eossunmAtioa Of Al act dis.
graceful TO the SUprsns Beach and an
iEsal, 70 b sAnerieAa Pso0,e.
The Republican ranks eost-in many
Eea AGAINST whose elsvsioa to this
high oS~ 10 valid Objsc:ion could be
hr<sh; from Azy soxrs. and the Pres.
iisus caRaos urge %eAsSvS pssPec ma
tsaAl il sxtsn1aFi0a Of ais Sctrs in
this important matter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

PCEaARs there are some people Who
usveS heard how the Chicago eonazxrA.
tioa VAS esus-i. y correspondent Of the
Paris E~rsNe1s.t, travelling With the
BsEuSarit troupe, tells tn story. Il
an, he says, told tia; Il Sss a coz
which bron.h, about ;ae disaster. This
uaiaeky eoS-i only rpss, Sha, lh4vs
b~va ,oid-sA,arN,ed k-r tail In a eau
Of ps,roIyGn oil AaG isuiird 1; a. \ "a
j-I. Her next nc,cmsnI Ess 10 rasG
through tie streets sh,sti1g her burn.
ing tail, and thus setting hrs 10 tbs
uCodeu houses on Each side OF the uay.
This SOs, = veu.Nble genius Of d.s,ruc.
ton. certainly Sss a coE OF very 0riSi.
ual ehaTactsr."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

M oaea sd naaea tiaasE
ORCAnstnas eve Sara BsrahArdt
e0Nksdif she as going to hang up
A~soekinS. The eid1y girl smiled.
sAsSk her head and ss~sred an
1NaaAs
I'm Airaid folks will tan absut it 4
'INessss." replied her senPsr
ios.
N:.RS Tn shy. "eoutnsed Sars.htesh-
ias. and then you know hey uouidn't
kohl n-rA.n
However. after Eseh persuasion, she
Sas Saansed to bang mp her stocking.
But vteee could it be susrnaeds
Fortunately she was stopping a, = Ave
story hotel, viii xinaiDS stairs extend
ins tson the top 10 the bottom. Here
the stocking vas suSrenaed, aud with
the stairs winding about !. like q grape
wise the effect Was not bad.
II o'clock Santa C!.as pa; 10 an
appes<sree. He noticed the stocking,
and remArkeds
Ply AiaDs eIcSets; Vas DAT a pell
rope OF a clothes lins;"
Upon . closer examination he aseer-
tanned thai !, vas 8 stocking. and after
anksEinS around SEINE uGe he re-
marked;
"BsrhSPse ss she GOn'i vas like dat
revHy aiSsh. bSt nedin. else can l put
aii sSch : hoses ash daS"
He thea cau;srsi away, aud Sara
spkr 10 the uosaias TO ssI . lightning
red Ia her stocking.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

jar GouLp on n reccn, trip in the
Southwest. entered the cotton exchange
in Galveston. and white talking with
the nor prominent members Of the
exchange made = proposition TO them
that IL they would start = line Of steam.
srs from Galveston to Vera Cruz. stop.
ping al all iutsrmedists points. hs
would subscribe one half Of the total
cost, which IL estimated al 500. 900. as
he thought IL would be . paying invest.
ment for all concerned. These steam.
srs are 10 be operated In conjunction
With a system Of Southern railroad,
offered by Gould, and as the offer wa,
accepted the line will be established a,
an early date.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20
New school baw.

Following is the ten Of bill passed
=; TIE late session Of the Legislature,
and Is row lav:
Seton /. When n, Sssse and
county money to which any district is
entitled IS DO; sufficient to keep school
open in saeh dIs;rie; =; leAs: three
months in each year, it Is hereby made
;Ss 61ts Of The Trustees c! eAeS district
TO levy, and they td; levy, Adisr;et
TAI upon the taxable property IN such
dis;rSe; Sufficient to raise an amount,
~bieh, together with the State &nd
county money to which such districts /:
entitled, will keep sehoi opee for tbre
uooths IN each yeE-, ssi s5ch tax shan
% assessed, s9R.Iizei aud collected ia
the manner prescFibsd Tor assessing.
eqrAliZins aud collecting taxes voted
for furnishing additional school f.ciii-
ties IN Sections Al A1i ~ q this Act.
And Il shall not be lawful for the Tus-
'ess OF any School District, ii. faal OF
which Is exhausted, to incur any debt,
or pledge the credit Of their district for
any Anouni that csunot be paid BY the
income Of the dis;rie; during the year
in which such liabilities are Incurred.
Any contract made IL violation Of the
Provisions OF this section shAl be uall
and void
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|0z1oxEERSSG SikeRsAASA6O
ProDsass ~ ~ welfare - tAs 1aasan
POOH. AssIov 10 u uafssAoosa
viii I'D p ProviAsSes. asA sGsr Up
10 sAd8 osasRrsP" IS the
800 49, - eng 61e<d
ls.ss1 NAAWA.
Asrkv efon q, NssfAS1Nt IL thOoSot
Tie RaaiAn Empire ana sAs cAi&Asa
AnAGnnd DuksSoa insepAatsly era-
nectad.
"-H"HKAvKx1 cRpC.
Which God has imposed uP0a "a with
. hrD reliance upon his Almighty help.
NAy he bless oer wort 10 the welfare Of
eE beloved faiherlAoj and may he
gsidS car strength tes H. A4RpiHsS Sf
al faithiul sab9eeA
In repeating tkeN AiHisary God
the E1ered vors9sie By our father 70
devote oar 6<es 70 The care, welfare and
honor q Rrssia. re call upon all car
faitAfsa Soei.ets.e ssase II eAe asAr Of
AtndgA,y God thdr Prnyen vita cars
ad eoaeeol tAsa 70 rre.. ttSNy TO
~ Ana 10 cur sENcss, ks i~reSai ee-
rrdtasS TIE 0nsi Dafs Sioaoixi.
lSiSneda AIIASDnovrrcH-
81 Petsrsscrr. A. d. 1881. ard
erss year et ee- riSu.
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A TucsoS dispatch, says: A special
from Dsming. dated March lith. states
that an A. n. Tovne. General Superin.
tenden, Of the Central & Southern Pa
eihe Railroads ~ss there accompanied
With Subordinate Officers Of the Southern
Pacific and Atchisop. Topeka 4 Santa
Fe roads to discuss general business
subjects and to arrange details for thu
opening Of through traaic. Passenger
trains are to leave Kansas City on the
evening Of tie 18th and San Francisco
on the morning OF the 18Th from which
dates daily trains will be run hereafter.
After meeting the two parties left respec
lively for The East and West and the
passenger rates agreed upon from Los
Angeles 70 Kansas City unlimited first
class vas STA, limited nrsi class, $I0I.
limited second class @7s. limited third
class, sSa 50; from Los Angeles to
Nss York hn. class, si2s so. second
elias. sioS. third class. $65; from San
Francisco 70 New York By Southern
route same a. Tie Central Pacific.
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An ANrui Beath.

Rsco C==s:G.: Ore Of those fearful
accidents which kecons - frequent 60
RAILROAD aen, ccarred NonA,y ..ccn-
ing a. Summit Station While No. 6,
Vas pul!ins in en- the switch oa Mon
day noEEius. about 5 o'clock, Jesse
Rsnfro, oos of the bEaksmsr fell or
Was Knocked :rou the top of the car
and vas caught beneath the wheels.
AMI instantly kidd. No one ssE him
fall. and whether hts teet slipped OF be
struck lis head Saiusi some snow shed
timber no Che kosWs- No. 3 started
NJ ss 90 as the fCeiSht train vas
clear Of the man track, and her engine
struck the BODY and rolled It orsr and
over, literally tearing 1t 10 pieces, aud
throwing the tr,ni pair of Shee!s Of
the track. Waea the remains we're
picked rp the s.ht vas sirEsniug.
Tks- Was hardy = whole bone in the
body; vital, and iu;sssiaes we're found
ses;terel A5oas AID torn into fragments.
4 deg ~belO1ying 20 the track walker
sep; up . continuous barking, A. If try.
ins - draw attention 10 the body.
When No. 3 came uP be ran alongside
tie engine barking al the time autiI 1t
stopped. Mr.. Esairo lei; . wife and
tSo small children, who live in Sierra.
nsnto. Ne also had = sister at Dayton,
Nsy.il
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

FEo- a dispatch received from New
York on Monday 1t appears that i; Is
the in;eution Of Mrs MAekay. wife Of
the bonArGs king to qart Pans shers
she has been residing Tor = lons while
past, 10 ,aSe Up her permanent rel.
dsnee in New York. Last GEEK Mac
kay purrha.ed the we'll known Stevens
property on Fifth avenue. no, far from
Central Park. MAck,y is =: present
with bis family III France. bu; is *
Peeied TO return with ihsra to New
York iu the eouTse OF a feE weeks. He
will stay there bnt for $ brief period,
however nc- enterprises in connection
With the CoDstoek mines requiring his
presence 10 Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

Tar meeting Of the Socialists in New
York vSs largely attended. Justice
Seswsbe presided. VIM. DraEy, Fre1ch
Communist, said Russia hNd too long
neglected tie ~wnruius. aud the freeman
had finally broken their chains OF Ion
dAe- by removing from thu face Of The
earth The Ires,es, tyr,nt Russia hAd
ever knosr. Tue imperial families IN
Europe must &c. The world has been
Cheated by these people long enough,
and the people we're tired Of them. He
liked to see all human bu,chers die. and
while he regretted the shedding Of hu.
man blood. he r.joieed that the emperor
bad been killed. because he had besn
tbs causs OF the death of the thousands
of people. Resolutions were adopted
eonerstulatius the world upon the over.
throw Of feudal aristoeIscy in Russia,
and the people Of Europe upon the re-
moval Of the greatest obstacle to the
establishment Of = Western R~epublie.
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pea,A e Gea Cp,ss.

ASxn FrAorS~s dlSpAleA OF the l5th
trnS NE SIessasS
BrS< Naisr Gsasr.i Ezsy Uptop.
Us Vas fOsni dad in his Aed =,
tie Preside th;s Gsszins. h.UIrs sko<
Ea<f tAro1sh the had &oGe tine
4SrHs the EisAl Gen. Upon retired
- sAou< lis ssai hoar LAD might. h1v-
ing srest the evening IN soeAieorrersS
Ths fns iniinaaOn Of the tragedy -as
obtainsi this Eorrins between hoers Of
s Rads o'eI0sk. when his Orderly vent
to sAl him. Receiving no answer 70
his kHoek, The Orderly opened the door
md toad the Ges<r.! dead II bed. "A
AHra Sas irs<artiy sirea- sad several
o6ssn q As regiment having hss=sEed
20 his ron 10 g<s to1D1 the Generai
had committed suicide A rsSaivsruN
ssIi nsPSd in his hard. xad . bullet
USzai tArozsA his mouth iato the bra;n
toti tie history Of his dsatA plainly.
Tie ssnsrL impression seems thai the
sEist At the le<s o: his .ife prompted
the suicide
LIIEs-FroG the appearances OF Gen
eul Upto-'s roo this no-ring. he
Eus; have sst up late the nigh; before,
wiring and destroying nGnascTipts and
b~GrsiHs sAay pAF== We hti sEo let
st$ cae to his SISTER, iLf~i ale i3;h
inst, bas -Fg1rvntty written last Night,
in which he iutimatSd thai sone
thing might happen, anA one
to Captain DYER. in which be expressed
TIE oPinica that his revised tactics roaA
prove . failure Among his army
fhsndS his suicide is sItribaied to a
fear that By the failure Of his work on
tactics he Eoald lose his rsprt.tion.
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4 Many army oasers are Of The opinion
thAl Gen. Uptoh haa-eeen the victim OF
eouRdiy assassinaiioA.a Gen. Hancock
mid 70 . Hhass reporter that be had
been greatly Startled by The ne~s. They
Nrre close fsiends. He eaae oct CT the
fjeehioa With . nest snyiable record,
and At the tmsvf his desA having
line.i ranks a. LiseeenanS csloael Of
Artillery. He vatAe Scensest oMeer
in sSe Is we'll As term Of service in the
United States Army. Holding that
rank, said General Hancock. and issS-
ing from his acknowledged abilities.
his energy and worthy ambition. and
known sood will and appreciation by
hi. superior officers great Aono1s for his
future were certain.
The s~ugsestics that Gen. Upton may
have been PronP,ea to suicide hy
Aa.teipssions of failing in his recently
authorized version OF tactics General
Hancock declared unreasonable. Fear
Of failure was not me of the charac-
teristieS Of General Upton. Much
less should it be SO in the revision of his
tactics. To these tactics Gen. Upton
had giren many years OF close study; lie
was thoroughly their master, and he
had reduced their elements to such
simplicity that the matter OF failure in
this presentation was absurd.
The tactics had been endosed by the
War Department and by the same
authority had been promulgated for
use 10 the [. ). Army aud there wss
no opposition to the tactics in any
quarter aud the theory of depression of
spirits in such 4 condition can 20, be
predicted.
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THS Ansiip Rttciit Of tho iith has
The following: Everything Is reported
~ In . satisfactory condition At Lewis.
A delegation from the rureks Miners
Union consisting Of James Rowe, Pres.
iden, and Thomas P.seoe we're at Bat.
tie Noautsin, and iniormed the Levi,
snd Austin men 10 they stood IN need OF
men or arms. both, to telegraph 70
Eureka. and r.inioreemenis would be
forws,dei ~ soos IS possible. Bappi.
". however, there vas no necessity for
such action. There was no collision.
nor vas there any likelihood Of sny.
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TwESII years ago stephen A. Dong
LA stood on the eastern poriieo Of the
Capitol a; Washington, holding Abrs-
ham Lireoln's hAi while be delivered
his Inaugural message. Those papers
which think it strApg. that Gen. Hau.
cock should attend ,h--inssg1ruiiou o.
G ra-ld may rel ct on the course Of
Senator Dpasla<
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A TOMBSTONE dispatch says the stage
coach vas hred At Wednesday night
near Con,ention. BY two hishwAymen
and the driver shot dead. II. II. Paul.
Wells fargo's sgent, returned The are.
Tue horses ran away and saved the
passengers and treasure from robbery.
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TIE Navy DEPARTMENT "Wednesday
paid $4,000 for .be steam ~h.itr
Mary Ellen, to be sen, in search Of the
Jeanette. The Naval BoAtd are aIrang.
ing the details Of the expedition today
ard heard an expression OF visus eon.
corning dos.siedging and other matters
bearing on Arctic exploration.
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A SAN FR,Sctsoo woman has sued
another for the seduction Of her has.
band, lying the damages al . 5000.
II she succeeds, 1, is expected that an
avalanche Of iBiared wives will seek
consolation and coin in the courts Of
jrsticc.