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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25
YslIow Jaekss.


The water Il within ave feet Of the
27oo level today. Tomorrow the Don.
Imperial will commence pumping into
the Yellow jacket, and Il u doubtful II
the pumps at the latter mine will be able
to continue at work.
The incline IL carried down IL feet per
week. The south drift on the 2l5o
level made IS feet the past week through
hard ground. The other work goes on
a. usual with nothing new to report.
Fsrnss Shan.
The drift TO connect with the Sutro
tunnel, ct q point 200 feet vest Of the
shaft, has now been run 137 feet. Have
been engaged the past week In cutting .
pump staten on the 1900 level.
Owing to the break Of the O. N. 8.
shaft the pumps ct this mine were started
Yesterday and are still running today
although the @. N. 8. pump vss started
again a 8 o'clock this morning.
Crown Point.
Considerable low.grads ore 10 being
extracted from the upper. levels Of this
mine. At times . small pocket will be
found containing ore that 10 not oSaVsry
low grade. which yields Handsomely.
Gould 4 Garry asd Bsss q Bsishsr
The putting In Of the pump rods has
taken longer time than was hrst astici-
pated. However. everything will be In
readiness BY next Tuesday for pumping.
0vsrsss..
About the only work carried on IL
running the north drift ON the 2276 lsvsl
to connect with the Formsn shaft. Its
total length IL about COS feet.
Mexisan.
All the work done In this mine the
past week has bsen joint with Ophir and
Union Con. For particulars see report
Of those mines.
New York.
Are running the pumps sufficient to
keep the mine clear Of water and making
general repairs.
The shaft timbsrs are being eassd and
q %. Of pumps placed At the 1900 level.
Ksutuck.
No work 10 done underground pending
the erection Of the hoisting works.
Justice.
The mine 10 closed down and nothing
whatever 10 being done.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25
The . Version.

All Christsndom. or rather the EDslish
speaking. Protestant portion Of Christ.
sndom, are now excited ovsr the recently
published new version Of the Protestant
New Testament. Some persons hold
that the revision Of tho old book will
tend to destroy in the minds Of the pso.
pie the regard In which II has been held
a. the inspired word Of God. while 9TH
ers contend that IS the errors in 1t are
errors Of translstion only. they should
be corrected, But as the matter 10 Of
very little Importance In its bearing upon
the welfare Of the people. we do not
propose to take part In its discussion.
To rs. Il appears foolish to spend
large sums OF money In determining the
meaning OF \ word 10 an old Greek man.
uscript. when Thousands Of people In
our own country are suffering for food,
clothing and shelter. We believe that
nothing will do more toward making
men better than to enable them 70 easily
seeurs food and clothing for the present,
and to remove oil sause for fear - to
future subsistence. Make people feel
secure upon this question, and tsmpta.
tons to do wrong are removed.
Recognizing this great truth, Banner
Brothers. OF Virginia, are doing much
to improve the condition Of their fellow
men. By purchasing raw material. and
making Il into clothing In their own lao
tory. they are enabled to sell ready
made clothing at prices 30 low that poor
men can now dress we'll. Their splen-
did stock Of Summer goods, Just re-
csivsd. has been placed within the reach
Of all. Banner Brothers store 10 on
tho corner Of @ and Taylor streets, Wiz.
ginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25
Chinasewn Raidsd.

The officers Of Virginia have finally
turned their attention to Chinatown.
Last night, under direction Of Chief
Bradley. . successful raid was made
upon six opium dsns and thirteen Obi
pamsn captured. The white "boys"
had evidently got wind Of the raid, for
not one wss seen. The police, however,
deserve credit for what they have done
and II 10 to be hoped the good work will
be kept up. 49,.
This morning . China doctor called ct
the Jail TO "ses um asnd and wa
caught BY Tailor Fsrnum in attempting
to pass bis fsnd 4" some opium pills.
He Was searched and locked up With The
others for having opium in bis posses
sion. which, under the law. IL . misds-
meanor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25
Glen Berry on the Warpath.
Carson Appeal, Nay a..


Yesterday morning Glenn Berry and
Charley Conson got into . shooting a.
Tray ON Nevada street. In front OF the
Palace, and exchanged seven shots. none
Of which took effect. It appears that on
Saturday night the two men had an al.
tsroation over Q horse and buggy. and
Glenn claims that Conson frsd two shots.
Yesterday morning the two met sgsin at
the same place. and . war OF words oom.
mspcsd. Conson finally pulled and nrsd
two shots, to which Glen responded BY
opening . fusilsde on his enemy, which
caused him to take to his heels a. fast
% bis pins would furnish him trsnspor.
tstion. Glenn followed down the street.
and hrsd Ave shots, causing the dust to
fy In all directions, and creating . lively
oommotion among the women In the
nsiahborhood. Finally Conson rounded
0 corner and escaped unhurt. The two
men were arrested, but Afterwards re-
leased OH giving suitable bail. Conson
denies firing at al. The case will DO
tried today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25
o.iy o.s Yslisw Tlas IL virsini'

A. the meeting Of the County Com.
missionsrs last evening . number OF
smallpox cases were reported By n Of
the Commissioners. An investigation
Of the fssts. BY . NEWS reporter today
proves that but one case Of smallpox
really exists 10 Virginia, and that 10 q
the house Of Mrs. Elkin, on South d
street, one block north Of the Fourth
Ward School. house. The Ave cases 70.
ported at the Chsmplain House are moth.
Ing more than chioksn-pox among some
children OF . Mr.. Sheppard. who 10 liv.
ing there. The other cases spoken OF
are also pronounced o~hioken-pox By the
doctors. The scare, and there was oon-
siderable excitementin Virginia over the
reports flying around. did SUFFICIENT good.
% can be seen BY the appointment OF .
Board Of Health and precautions adop.
ted by the Commissioner to prevent .
spread OF the disease, to atone for what
harm people with ' systems and
excitabls imsginstions sustained. Now
let the Board OF Health do it, duty and
the dreaded disease will be driven from
our midst.
LArER.
Since the above was In type (snd the
information was obtained from slssdins
physician Who had seen the sick ones Of
the Champlsin Houss) ws learn that an.
other eminent doctor called to see Mr..
shsppard's children at the Chsmplain
House and pronounced them sick with
the yarioloid and ordered Q fsg put up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Won't Have Il,

BoD1r, May 24.-Considsrsbls excite
msnt has been aroused here In regard to
the employment Of Chinese ON the rail-
road line to Mono Lake. The company
has put Q few Chinsmsn ct work on the
further end Of the line and has sdysr-
tissd for 200 white laborers at u 20 .
dsS and board ct the place OF work here.
A mass meeting Was held tonight, ct
which . resolution was adopted that no
Chipamen should DO employed In Mono
county. A meeting Of the Minsrs'Union
10 being held tonight to consider the
matter. At 10 o'clock no result had
been arrived Of. The chances are that
II any interference Is indalgsd In the
railroad will DO abandoned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
England and the Pe.s.cuted yeWs.

LONDON, May 25.-A dsputstion Of
the Anglo. Jewish Association. conpris.
ing Baron Henry do WARNS. Arthur
Cohen. sergsant-st.Lsw John Simon 70
member Of P%arliamsnt), Sir Julian Gold.
smidt and Leopold Rothschild, had an
interview with Earl Granville and 6ir
Charles W. Greks Of the Foreign 0fios
yesterday on the treatment Of the Jews
In Russia. Earl Granville. in reply TO
to their representations. said that, know
ing how extremely sensitive foreign
nations are In regard to interference 10
their internal Affairs, be did not think Il
would be expedisnt to make ofacial rep
fesentatiop.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25
THE COURTS.
Dissriss C%eur,-Risins. J.

The following business has been
transacted in the District Court since
last report:
q. NJ. Montgomery vs.. Daniel Mcleod
Order made sIsmpting from attach.
ment $3.50 OF defendants wages. The
case was tried upon the facts. and the
decision does not touch upon the consti.
tutionslity OF the McMurchis bill.
Lonksy 4 Smith ". Cyrus Smith
DESCENDANTS motion for dismissal on the
ground OF want OF jurisdiction argued
and taken under AMUSEMENT.
Edward F. Walker. . Presbytsrian
minister, was authorized TO solsmnizs
marriages.
Estate Of Burning. dsosassd-sum.
mary order made.
Estate Of VIM. Monshan, decsased--
Ten days given to object to report Of
Administrator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25
Ansr..s. i.ssr.., ssssis..

BAN FxAxcrsco. Nay 2S-2 ?. H.
Northern Belle. AIN; Best 4 Bslehsr. IL;
Gould 4 Curry. 6N; Con. Virginia. 2 30;
Andes. I 30; Potosi. 2 es. q 70; chollar,
= so; Mexican. IL; Justice. 7ss; Albion.
3 ss. 81. 8 10. . 90; Grown Point. 2 Is;
Hale 4 Norcross. 8 10. 3 ss; Bullion. Csc;
Chollar. Q 40; Wales, IN; Curtis. 4 90;
Yellow jacket. 8 70; Day. l 20; 0phir. IN;
Mono. 2 IS; Sierra Nevada. la. IAN;
Benton. Csc; Union Con-. II; Alta. . 10;
Savage. 8 IS; Orc. SOC; ovsrman. CSC. soc;
Bsicher. q Is. Az; Utah. Q. 81; Imperial.
ise; Asnbsttan. Al. ~; South Bodis.
lSc; Orc. soc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25
The PORK Qssstion in France.

PAaIs, May 25.-In the Chamber Of
Deputies ysstsrday'M. oirsrda. Minister
Of Commsrce and Agriculture. replying
to . question BY NJ. Psnlsvy. said the
examining commission ct Havrs had
confirmed the report Of the presence Of
trichinosis In pork. and that the govern
nsnt 10 unable to relinquish the meas
urss which had been taken to protect the
public health. The sbrogation Of the
prohibition against pork 10 consequently
impossible until the regular service for
examining all suoh meat has been oom-
pletsly organized.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25
work or she Gr.sa Jary.

The Grand Jury today reported indiot-
msuts against John Anglum and Jacob
Gray for burglary, and ignored the
charge OF grand larceny against N. and
.. Perry and Charles Dsrnins.
Gray and Anglum were arrested Tor
breaking into the warehouse OF Wheeler,
Hall i Co.. Virginia. and stealing vari.
Gus articles thsrsfrom.
The two Perry boys and Chas. Dern-
Ing are the culpri.s who stole some Jaw
slry. clothes, etc.. from Nj. Wardslls
house, near the Quinn mine. As soon
as they were released from Jail BY Sheriff
Hanks. Constable Sexton OF Gold Hill
arrested them on . charge Of petty lar
ceny. for which they will be tried before
Justice Birmingham.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25

A delightful ssasssisn In shs re-
gion Of the pslats 10 experienced By those who
quaR s1hilsrsting Hus PUNCH, ither lin mos
water. lemonade. nns Ice. milk. or In its original
condition. Il 10 . delicate combustion OF old
liquors with iruits Of surprising richness.
sold By Ill 0rocers, Wine Merchants and
Druaaists. Trade supplied by Richards / Hai.
ri,on, Agents for the Pacins coast, ran Fran.
cisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25

PROGRESSING. The Nevada and Ore.
eon Railroad 10 progressing rapidly.
Over two miles are already graded ready
for the laying Of ties, and the iron 70
forthcoming. About $50 men are now
employed, including carpenters. and the
grading Of Ave miles will b completed
In about two weeks. Engineer MoClsl'
lan's brother, from Oakland. will arrive
soon and make his home hsrs.-Rsno
Gofefx. Mdv 2S.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25

APaoxis1xo s1vra DrPosrr.-whsn
Days house was burned on Saturday
aitssnoon, the confusion incident TO
moving the furniture was 20 great that
about 500 worth Of silvsrwsrs, Wa left
on the sideboard. This. OF course,
melted, and on Sunday scores OF boys,
and not Q few men, were on the spot
prospecting for silver. which they found
In little punches, the ore body being well
defined and In paying quantities. Some
OF the samples would assay $S2,ooo 10
the ton, but II did not hold out long.
Duffy found about bali Of u, and the
rest went into the hands OF the various
locators. The pocket 10 now pretty well
worked out.-Cdrson appeal. May "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25
Js..,s. Court vi..a,.sh.m. IL

State W. Mrs. Hollsnd-Chsrgs. die
turbing the peace; dismissed on motion
OF the District Attorney.
State W. Mrs. Murphy-Chsrgs. mali.
cious mischief; Same ~ above.
State 70. Samuel Psrry-Chargs. petit
larceny; pleaded guilty and sentenced TO
pay q Ans Of $500, or stay 100 days In
the County Jail.
State w.. Charles Dsrning-Charge.
petit larceny; set for I P. y. tomorrow.
State W. Neil Psiry-Chsres, petit
larceny; set for 8 p. n. tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25
Accident 70 VIII G.ll.ss.r.

Last evening william Gallagher. son
OF County Commissionsr Gallagher.
boarded the ore cars ct the Grown Point
dump. intending to ride to the Baltic
Switch whore the train usually stops.
Il did not stop. howsv Yer. last evening
and rather than take chances on jumping
OF he went to the Scales. The train not
hating there either, be got on the brake
beam Of the last car and let himself
down 10 the ground, running along with
the train. which was going very rapidly.
Just a. he let 60 his hold on the car he
stumbled and fell. and In falling put out
his hands TO save his face. thereby break
ing his right arm just above the wrist.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25

The two Chiuamsp convicted In Justice
Flanninshsm's Court yesterday Of Viola
ting the opium Law we're sentenced 70
pay . nns Of $50 and costs, or serve %
days in Jail. They went TO Jail.
Quite Q number Of children In Gold
Hill are sick with the scarlet fever. and
no wonder, for the ssvsrs are In ashams-
full condition. Better have none at al
than the present psst-inisctins drains.
The Shsrinrs ofaos. Virginia. has been
thsooesd with Cinnamon today anxious
"A learn what y to b done TO their ooun.
tsynsn captured In the raid last night.
The dslinqusnt sale OF the Grown
Point Ninins Company takss place 70
day; that q the Savage tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25

Burlington Hauksys: G~snsvisvs Ward
10 shocked beyond all expression because
men and women are compelled 10 sleep
In the same slssping car. Ills dreadful.
We have often worried over the same
thing, and bssn afraid 70 60 TO sleep,
Leaf some woman should ohloroiorm 40
and kiss 10 In our dreams. No man u
'safs In . MIXED slsspins car.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25
Working ION Tribute"
R.bx RiR Mining N.e., Nay IS.

Tributsrs have herstofors been rseeiv.
log from ten to fifteen per cent. In the
Richmond and Eureka Con. mines.
President LOGAN. OF the latter mine. du.
ring his recent visit. said that this class
Of men we're the means Of uncovsrinR
many bodies Of ore In the Eureka, and
that In many instances the return vas
not what they deserved, BE ordered that
al who were working on what might be
termed Q prospect should 30 paid NIFTY
Der cent. This 10 Q generous move, and
one that will put . dollar ortwo IN the
pockets OF men who have laborsd faith
fully with poor success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25

John Witty. an smploys at Mcaurn's
store, Gold Hill, cut his hand and wrist
pretty badly this morning. He was
pushing Q cork In . bottle whom Il broke
and his wrist came In contact with the
ragged edges With the result given above.
The Sierra Nevada assessment Of d
Win b delinquent In ofnes Tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25
r,,.r.s opsr. ae.s>.

Tomorrow Thursday night Gus Viii
liams, With . good support. will make
his Ars, appearance at Pipsr's Opera
House, Virginia. In the thrss-sct comedy
Of ..Our German Senator" The make.
ND Of Mr.. Williams. - the retired
brewer and ssnsior.slecs, II said to Be
~sxcsilsnt. The telephone scene In the
second act Ia extremely funny. The
songs and remarks o. the Hon. ]. Adolph
Dinkls (Mr. wiinams) are sids-splittine:
The piece 10 . great attraction. and al
should zee 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25

Inssrsssiss Hsssi.E o. shs Beard
DP. Wsbbsr, pre- and ess.-0rdi.
panes Passsd-Bsard or Health
-saailpex Casss - special Pc.
Jicsmea-Isdigests - nissslisas.
ous Matters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25
REfOBr.
aan Yva.eisss Beard.
rnIs MORNING.

ruIs MORNING.
$50 Belmont. Toe
600 Grand Prize. 6Vs
500 Argenta, 20s
400 Star, l0c. l5c
20 Navajo. 500
$50 Day. 40
Gao Albion. 5 90. 5 IS
s2S Wales, ~
100 North Belle Isls. SOC
500 Holmes. $50
20 Bodis. ca
200 Blackhawk. 20c
$50 South Bodis. l5s
100 Queen Bee. loo
90 Mono. AZ
100 South Bulwer. zoo
so Jupiter. 35c
ZOE MONDAY. I ~
200 North MONDAY. I Is
las Orc. s5c
50 Silver King. 2ak
600 Wedge.
LAST xvxxISo.
2e0 0phir. IN
3s5 Mexican, i0A. lok, II
SOS Gould 4 Curry. 6k. 81, ~
no Best d Bslchsr. n. III
400 California. 1 Is
500 Savage. s so. s IS
$40 Con. Virginia, Az. 80
2s0 Chollar. Q IS. 2 20
$40 Potosi. 2 60. 2 IS, AZ
AS Hale 4 Norcross. 5 90. ~
$40 Grown Point. q 20. q Is. z 10
SIS Yellow Jacket, 8 46, 81
$50 Imperial. 20c. Use
270 Alpha. s. 2 IS. 2 Is
225 Bslcher. $40
7s0 Sierra Nevada. l+k, 1AS. ltk
IS Utah. 81
$50 Bullion. $50
$50 Exchequer. I 20. l Is
20 Seq. Belcher. Q
TOO Overmsn. CSC. 900
$50 Justice. 7Sc
$50 Union Con-. II
s25 Alta. s Is. 8 10
200 Julia, l3c
400 Caledonia. loo
500 Silver Hill. loo
100 Challenge. $50
100 New York. l3c
ITO Lady Washington. 400
100 Andes. I 80
100 Ward. AZ
$40 Scorpion. I IS. I 30. I %
$50 Benton. CSC
1900 Solid Silver, 20c, l6c
200 Sierra, I 10
2i0 North Extension Utah. $50
400 New Wells-FarRo, l5o, 600
600 Atlantic. zoe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25
ne,areure. l..ss Evssi.g.

A Dougherty. 7 Brown. J Gov. Mrs. u
A Lewis, Mrs Gallagher. c Y Lewis. Mrs.
Harley and family. Annie comsrford. I'D
Sullivan. Mrs A Swain. W 9 harkins and
wife, A Moore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25
ANNUAL MEETING.

NYFIcE SILVER HILL NrNINo CON-
- Is,y: ssn r 2, e: ,o nay IL 1879 a. &:
Silver Hi Mining Company will BE- held ct
their ofacs, Room 70, Nevada Block. 20 Won't
gomery street, Ban Francisco. osl. on TUES
DAY, Nay 81, 1881. ct the hour Of - o'clock Z.
Transfer books will closs Friday, Nay s1th' "
IsaCsd w.I.pEAN. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25

Arrivals tbs aessisG.
DR. smart. J McCurdy. Tony Cosgrovs.
John Coz. Mrs. Davis. Mrs L Schmidt, d
Nahoney. Rev J F Anderson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25


Is not Narcotic. Children
grow fat upon, Mothers like,
and Physicians recommend
It regulates tho
Bowels, cures Wind Collie,
allays Feverishness, and do.
stroys Worms.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25
SYMPTOMS OF
TORPID liver.
TUFTS HAIR Dye,

GRAY HAIR or wHrsKrns changed 70 a0LoeeY
BLACK By . single Application Of this DYE y
sold by Drusgi'ts, or ssEtb J express on receipt efn.
of1oe, 80 Murray g., New York.
ps rrTrS nAIlAL q yss.hls hfssahsa sd
vUsssi Rssiyts vfi - asiisl yIyy 20 QSliausaSy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25

Work in this mine l. carried on
through the air shait joint with Crown
Point. Are doing but little except ~
tracing what ore 10 to Be found In the
old slopes and upper levels. Something
more important may b found vhen
operations can b resumed In the lower
levels.
Unisa Csnseliaatsa.
The Wine joint with with Mexican on
the 2soo level was-sunk and hmbSrsd II
feet. and the WINE joint With 6isrre
Nevada, zane level. IS fset the past
vssk. Not much othss wesk II carried
J "a d present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-25

WoIo phheoui eisos ~ AsfS~
Section IS Of the Virginia License Or
dinsnos, by which the Collector Was for
msriy allowed 81 on each license ool'
lectsd. -.
Walter Cobb WAS appointed sszton'of
the town Of Gold Hill.
loAap OF zrALrH.
On motion OF Commissionsr Fraser,
the Chairman appointed Dr.. p. I. Kirby.
DR.. Aiken and A. F. Macksy Of Virginia
and Dr.. Hall and F. W. Folsom Of Gold
hin q members OF the Board Of Health.
SMALLPOX IN VIRGINIA.
Commissioner Fraser thought the
Beard Of Health should organize - soon
% possible and take action 10 prevent
further spread Of smallpox.
Chairman Csnavan said the Beard OF
Health would meet and recommend such
MEASURES - they desired to b carried
on. By the County Commissioners.
O. q. Osborne, reading on Hickey
street, appeared before the Board and
ssked that action b taken In regard 10 .
case Of smallpox In . house opposite his
residence. A child In the house had the
disease and the mother had torn down
two yellow days that had BEEN put up ct
her place, and declared shs would tear
down twenty were they put up. There
were seven children In the family. aud
those net sick were being sent 70 the
Fourth Ward school and allowed 10 min.
Gle promisouously with other children In
the strssts.
Commissionsr Fraser said the case
spoken Of BY Mr.. Osborn was in the
house Of Mn. Elkin ; that but two doors
from her house another eass was -.
ported 70 him this evening.
Mr.. Tinslsy stated 70 the Board that
10 hsd placed two yellow Asss on the
hose 81 Hfs. Elkin, d The request Of