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A III = 81 a. r. ON Al4A as.
l. To the ehcrn or any constable of Dallag
county, greeting You are hereby COM
maEded 50 summon Mary Ballard end w. w.
Bgllard, whose residences are unknown, and
their heirs, whose nEReB and residences IRE
UBknown, by making publication of this aits-
ton in some newspaper published in the
county Of Dallas for four successive weeks
Prlsrt0 tso return day thereof, to appear be-
tore the commissioners of condemnation ap-
pOiAted by the Honorable n, r. Burke, county
jsdse, ~ chambers, at ih6 ceHri hsues, ia the
Citye DaiiSs, on the l7th day Of February
ext, tb0n aud lherO to answer tho petition OF
the Texas Trunk railroad company, Rlsd IN
the couety court ~ said county en- tina 18th
day OF Jnsuary, A. ID. 1881, suit numbered
1896, said petitltion prAyipg for tho appoint
iSept OF special commissioners, as provided
by statutS, AID for the Condem nation, for tha
purpose OF cOnstrustisg, esta bishing and
mSiutaising its railroad, OF strip Of lard ,ie3
feet long and 200 feet wide, running across
tbs iOllOWnt described tract OF LAND, to.wlt:
The parcel Of land containing leo acres, lying
~ nilies $. V. from tho cltyof Dallas, Looming
Kyle Prairie, known aa part of The Mckinney
Williams BurVey, asd being that portion ef
aNid survey, dseded sn the sth day OF January,
lt69, by Wa. TubberVille to Mary and W. W.
Buuard,
Hereof fail net, bu, of this writ make dus
return, showing how you have executed the
same.
Witness my hand and the sssl Of said court,
at office OF this city Of Dallas, this the 18TH day
Of January, a. %. 1881.
A. HARDWOOD, Clerk.
by w II. TuAOKNn, Deputy.
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Woraen CIerIks.

senator Heuston'S joint resolution, orderiNr
ths heads OF departments TO omply fsmalo
Glerks,
Section /. 30 i! resolved hy the lsgisla-
lure OF the state of Texas, That hereafter
one half Of the employees of tho corap.
rellers and general land silica and treasury
may es females, and tho comptrcler, COM
ms'ensc of general lSud tflice aaI state
treasurer are hsreby required TO employ To-
maze cer Ks in their respective departments
n accordance hSrewi.k; provided that To-
males competent to DO sgoh service shall
maze application for such employment.
See. 2. That Ihis resolution tAko eifsot
from and sftor it, passage
Tneselu'lon referred TO committee on state
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Tolograph aeapesiap oousollaataa.


Now York, Jsn. 15.--It Is uacaicislly an
nou0csj thai She constellation Of the tgle-
gtadh companies va5r2lGsa st tho mostigz
to-day.
Nov York, Jan. 10.-Tho directors Of de
WGim Union telegraph coupany mo. To-.
day 10 Isliiy tdo agracmeut by which thi5
company viii 0scoHe consolidated with The
AtAsic & PlciEa and American Usioa
telegraph cemptnist President Groom, OF
The Naii'rp Union telegraph company
says Che agreement kss be5u unanimously
ratified BY .6g American Union and Was
tern Union boards, and will Be by tho
,Auaat.' q Psoiao bosTd ,hi1 sylniae. Tho
bog,d considers IL sjl unfinished bgs,se7s.
ead enly the general outlines az already
known win BIS given 70 tho public This
i,oclhol1crl msst on the 5h Of Fob. pba
contract 10 rot 10 Eo into eGegtunul tbsltock.
holders ratity &C.
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, Rad CsIS or BissresstuS Cough

Dry, parched, sore Throat, pnsumonis.
bronchial and asthnstic attJbks, weakened
ADd debilitstsd stats Of to system, an tbesg
dangerous symptoms ara cured by NDr.
oHa1yaS's Compound Syrup OF Wild Chsr~
ry." The hrst dose gives relief, sad tho
worst cough and aors lungs yield to its hssl-
ing properties. an occasional dose OF
'SWaynes Pills" should be taken TO keep the
bowels free. They are excellent for torpid
liver and bilious complaints.
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TR. s. EAGAM.

r. .AMI3 AND SICK HORSES, pronounced In
IA cnrble, cured free Of cost. Gilos' Lima,
ment lojide Ammonia.
snaylrs, splints, riugboues, bunchF, thor
ouch pins, sprung knees, cured without blem-
ISL.
strains, shoulder lameness, naviculsr dis
ease, ehoe-bois, cure guaranteed. Send for
pamphlet containing full information TO
DE. w. M, GILES, 100 West Broadway,
Now York
Use only for horses the liniment In yellow
wrappers. Trial size % cents.
Thompson, schott 81 Co., Agents
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ReeHptlen 60 alenernn Crnn..

Albany, N. T. Jan. ia rsosssiea was
givon 10 General Grant in the assembly
chamber hsrS to-day by tho members of The
legislature and ofticsH ottho state govern
meRt. LisutenSnt-gOvsrRor Hoskias nsds
the address Of Welcome, 10 whicA Gsaersl
Grant appropriately responded. Nearly all
the raeabers Of both houses AID large
number Of citizens were prGsSnt
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RaIlstIne - U. s. ganntor.
WEST yIEGIEIA.

Wkeoirg, w Va, JAS. 19,-The demo.
craain thologislat1ra goro sgsin unsuccessful
LAST Hightia thcir Effort to nominais q United
States ssRa;ar BIT ono halo. WAS taken and
CsMdah's vote foil 1924.
MINNESOTA.
s. Paul, Jan, 19-The sars's ana houss
net H. ,eaJe. .,ssion yesterday Vb, saaats
cast its vote Cor s. j. i. NeNluau FOR Uni.od
Statel i2na,or. The action Of TIE two
house, will be rsti4sd u Joint sesaion to-day.
NEW YORK.
Albany, Jsn. l9.--Tbo saaal9 AID assan-
bly, mct " join. sssaion thig sftorsscn snd
declared VIcMzs G. Plalt eely elected sgna-
for ak yssrs f,aaI the Ala Of pa1t March.
TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Jan. l3--Both houses met in
jsint convention al ho0a sad took enc bsllot
for U. S. ssDptsr 4r5a7gseloU tsx don erat
withdrew from .Eocou5,st, urging Gka demo-
cra.s ioprasorve harmony am0ug thomscves
Tho ballot stood Maynard 81; BRnlsy, % !;
Harrison, 20; Muse, 4; Bright A, Taylor, j;
Bates, Is; Martin, 6; r. Taylor, /; James L;
Marks, A; Savage 9; Nail, I; Thompqon, /;
Sri!h, 2; Edward, !. A recess was thsn
taksT TIL $50 p. m.
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SALE OR EXCHAHGR-Fo improved
y Dallas city property, house and lot ia
Paris. House has ten rcomG; good Well, cut
buildings, ctO. Ono acre OF ground near the
caur house. ADDRESS box 74g, Dallae, Texas.
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FRUIT TREES.

R9 OOO FRUIT TREES, ERUIF
OJcbSNF0bNB TREEs--l have for sale at
my eufEuJy thrc5GsurtkBO of 0 mi e north Of tEo
court home en the old Mckinney road, Dal-
lsa, Texas, GS ,03e OF the very choiceEt trees of
.uoh varieties ~ are adapted to Texas soil.
Peach, year, plum, ErNpe and blackberry o
speciality CAL Ct nursery and eSaminO stock,
or address j. tt. Johnson, Southern Gem
nurseries, Dallas, Texas.
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NOR RENT--Thc Bonnet hise house, in rear
Il of John Potts grocery store, IN front Of
Pacific depot. 81 liable for produce store;
will hold g. 600 bushels of com. For portlcu-
lars, hquire Of John Browning, 1857 Elm st!
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EORShLM CHEAP--Thrse lotB, With good
Z we'll and fenced, block No,2sG. on Caroline
street. VIII ho Eold cheap for cash. Enquire
az NO. III Ca!Ohn5 street.
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NOR SALU-F Fresh Inilch COW, and calf ten
4 day. oldigood milsor. c. q. Stgph9nseD
Sc Ross avenue.
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NOR sALE-The furniture o. two rooms
IT. suitable for light housekeeping, on Elm
street. CopyeplsnJ 10 business, Address d ,
Herald Clic0
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g@R RENT.

DOR RENTING NEATLY furnished rooms
II with or without board, Apply T0l Jack
son and POyGrSs streets,
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Eyy ANpEB-OD New Orleans e Pacific
w railway 61' teams, 500 men, % tem-
steTa Teams, S3 90 per day, man u 10 per
d0y teamstets SIS per month and board
Carey Hart, contractors, Shreveport, Ia,
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Office OF Assessor AND COLLECTOR
DallaR, reNAs, boo. lR. 1870.

Al pereors owning or having IN their poses-
or cal estsI0 subject to municipal tayation,
are required to render the same at This otice
between the frat day OF January and the arst
day Of February, 1881 All parties owning
such property, or having 1t under control,
shall render BAT or tho same together with
It's cash y@lue; and who shsn be required to
make affidavit TO the truth and correctness of
the same, Amy ore falling 10 render said
properly as above ehall be liable TO a fine not
exceeding
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EIHY6I[lAN AND sUEGLON-Dd- NOR.
L TON, once, I'm first national bank build
Ing. Residence, san jaclnto street, near
Leonard
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M ANIEn-Scyoral Grst-cls-s carpenters;
w vsGe5 ~ 30 pyE day to sosd lnen Ar
Fly ct oacs, or address, j. Il. Miaor con
tractor ana bailder Corslcaaa, TsIas.
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MY ANpED-ln q private family board Tor
w lad, and tbrSe children, kurp shed
room preferred References given and 10.
quiled. Apply 70 A. cGre Herald Office.
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TuIS Is THE LINE
Inat runs both Day Express and Night Tx
press out Of T8NGs.
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WY ASTkn--Bro0m corn in any quantit eS
w aighest casa prices paid TOR same at
Kings broom factory, lt0l Main street Daias
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NOTICES.
uEsUEELhNE0Ua WANTS.

M ANTED- Information by a party who
w wishes 10 auupt, OF the child given to
the negro RoMap Bya visled lady some days
since, Address s., Herald ONCE
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FIFTY DOLLARS and COSTS.

All merchants In the CITY sro required within
the same time TO furnish to the Assessor and
Collector, at his office, statement, vcriAed
by affidavit, of such amount OF oil goods,
merchandise and wares owned, or kept on
hsnd for sale by such merchsnt on the first
comply with this recruitment shall be liable
as above provided.
JIG. BOGEL,
Assessor and Collector.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-08


The difficulty between Chile and Peru.
which within the last few months has
we'll nigh resulted in the complete vip-
Ing out Of the latter nation. rather in
wolves the right Of the great American
Republic to interfere aud protect the
weaker against tho overpovsring injus-
tics Of the stronger. They have quar-
relied and fought. and the Chilenos. BE-
ing more Of the sptsrprising. wide'svaks
American type. conquered the sleep
headed successors Of the Incas. u We
did Mexico. and would. IL they dared.
nns the whole country BY way OF war
compensation for 90 doing. Our gov.
eminent objects to any such selfish pro-
csedins and talks Of interfering In be-
hall Of Peru. Westward the American
Star Of Empire took Ito way until 1t
reached the Pacific. absorbing . eonsid-
cradle AMOUNT Of Spanish American Or
Mexican territory In doing 90. II even
looks o. though our government might
not to Be unwilling 10 absorb the rest OF
Mexico. Chile. however. must not be
allowed to absorb Peru. American
rights In that section must be fully and
squitably respected. The extinction Of
. friendly power like Peru must not
be allowed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-08
JONES.

The State OF Nevada has never had
occasion to bs otherwise than proud OF
her representative In the United States
Senate, John P. Jones Of Gold Hill.
Twice elected to that high and rsspon.
sibls position. he las allied 1t with
marked ability. coming mp to the full
requirements. 90 far ~ his his eonstitu'
sn,s. his State and his country are con.
ssrned. He 10 . self.made man in the
fullest sense Of the term. conscientious
in the discharge Of his duties. in what
ever position he commanded or was
placed In and always ready to render
full and satisfactory account OF his stew.
ardship. Whatever may have been the
cause Of his recognized prominenss and
peculiar influence With the great party
leaders. or svsn with President Arthur.
It certainly has not been. and 10 not,
dissreditable to Jones or the State Of
Nevada; and II will not DO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-08
EruRNE

II il q comfort TO know that alter Q
Ave yssrs' absence in Europe. Mrs. VIC
toria @. Woodruff has returned to
America. Also that she has brought
her daughter Lulu with her. The afors-
said daughter was wrongly accused Of
having married an Esglish lord. and It
10 another comfort to know that she
didn't. and that she may perhaps
eventually have one Of her own country.
men for her matrimonial lord and
master. Most people here In Gold Hill
remember Mrs. Woodruff and her sister.
Tsnnis @. Clafin. . few years ago. when
they visited the Comstock, and what d
splendid canvasssr Tsnnis was for the
Woodruff and Claain's Weekly, also the
Ane lecture Mrs. Woodruff gave in
Pipsr's old Opera House. 10 . crowded
and extremely apprsciativs audience.
Colonel Blood was in the box Office. and
Tennis Clafin and Lulu tended the
dress circle and psrqustts entrances.
woodhuli and Blood we're In harmonious
matrimonial conjunction at that time.
but both have seeded aad separated
since. Vic. now threatens to give .
series Of lectures throughout the Amer.
lean nation. She IL able to do 1t, and
Lulu, who has received the advantages
Of the dramatic art in England and
France. will accompany her. But Colonel
Blood will net.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-08
B~UokwHsAr CAKES.

Iron tie Nsr York TIi5une.l
Science has even rsvolutionised the
method Of making buotwheat cakes. The
old Way. setting TO raise over night. sou
ing, ~fermenting. accompanying and destroy
ing the nutrient part Of the nour. car
bouic acid gas was produced and the cakes
made light. But . w~sli-foundsd suspicion
has always existedlthat buekwhsat cakes
made In this manner are unwholesoms
and indigestible. because the chemical
action that takes place 20 alters tho four
from it, original character that the sour
ing or decomposing process continues In
the stomach and gives riss 10 dyspepsia
and kindred troubles.
The new way does away with all decom.
posing. all fermentin9 or souring. and
places upon our tables smoking hot buck
wheats In less than Is minutes. The
.leavening element Of the new process,
which 10 the "Royal Baking Powder" BE-
ing mixed with the -four and moisture
added, evolves the leavening gas, and In
NO way changes the dough from its orig
inal sweet and nutritious condition.
In point Of healthfulness, II 10 . positive
fact that buckwheat and griddle cakes
made In this way with the "Royal" pow.
der are very healthy. and can be eaton with
impunity BY dyspeptics and invalids with
out discomfort.
Various preparations and mixtures have
been put on the market from time to time
to take the place Of the "Royal Baking
Powder such - ''sslf.raising'' or "grid.
die cake" fours, but analysis shows many
Of them to be made from unwholesome
substitutes and strong acids, which have .
~corroding effect on the membranes Of the
stomach. II 10 much safer for all consum.
ers to purchase -four themselves that they
know 70 be good and reliable, and add the
baking powder ct . considerable saving.
than to purchase any Of the so-called
celebrating" flours, which are usually
compounds Of tho vilest nature, contain.
ing alum or ph~osphates. II 10 stated that
three-fourths Of the "seli.raisinS buck
wheat sold In the market 10 nothing more
than "middlings." or. the dark-colored
siftings and Impurities which form the
refuse In the manufacture OF the higher
grades Of -four.
The following IL . good recipe and most
economical:
QuIcx BuoxwHrAr CAxEs.-To one pint
Of buckwheat four. while dry. add two
te~aspoonfuls ROYAL BAKING POWDER, .
t~easpoonful salt. q scant tablespoonful
brown sugar or New Orleans molasses 10
make them brown, mix we'll together, and
when ready to bake add o pint cold
water or sufficient TO form . batter, stir
but little, and bake Immediately on . hot
griddle.
THE Baking Powder should never be
put into the batter. but always mixed with
fiour In . dry state.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-08

The message Of President Arthur. a.
laid before the American people. IL .
voluminous but very able and eomprs'
hsnsive document. II IL rather too ex-
tensivs for our columns o. t~slssrsphed'
and even q condensed synopsis OF 1t can
hardly do Il justice. II ID given In full
In tbs large San Francisco papers which
came by teday's mail. and can Be read
by all a. their leisure. The verdict OF
the press generally IL that IL IL q
model message. eninsntly practical
and full Of good, sound common
o on the various points which
Il so fully and we'll discusses. and
especially so with regard to the Panama
canal, civil service reform. national
finances and the Mormon problem. he
recommends the abolition Of oil internal
revenue rates. except those on tobacco
and liquors. and advises all oonstitu.
tional means to b promptly and risidly
employed to sircunscribs and abolish
polygamy-two points we'll taken. The
Indian policy, the Psnsisn Bureau. the
Postal Department. national dsfsnsss.
and Presidential disability are exhaust
lively. yet very practically dealt with,
and although his remarks and susses-
lions on the silver question and n or
two other national topics are not liable
to suit everybody, on the whole the
message eomnsnds itself TO the apprs.
ciativs judgment Of oil.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-08

The English correspondent Of the New
York Mail says Of the photographs Of
Guitsau first received in London: 81
showed one to Miss Sarah Marshall. who
il one OF the ablest and certainly the
most learned woman in England. IL not
In the world. She IL considered exeep-
tionally accurate 40 . physiosnomist.
and on seeing Guiteau's face she said
/ did not show her the name-Bswars Of
that man. He 10 mad. Look at the
eyes. they have an ugly black rim round
them! Then again. those awful ears, 30
thick and heavy and animal.liks in the
way they stick out. The mouth. too. Is
evil. That man IL either mad-I mean
has latent insanity-or he 10 q criminal"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-08
Another Railroad Survey.

The State Line Herald. Published at
Lskevisw, Oregon. says: Parties just
in from Surprise Valley report that q
party Of surveyors for the branch Of the
Central Pacific 10 connect wadswofih.
via Laksvisw. with the Dalles, are now
examining the Lasseh Pass, with . view
to penetrate that hill In order to reach
this valley. The route a. now surveyed
Is probably the n upon which the road
viii be constructed, inasmueh as u ap-
pears to the company to b the most
feasible yet prospsstsd. A the Dalles
10 the destination Of this line. the idea
that Lakevisw will Be left out by these
railway builders seems not to be we'll
founded. Our town cannot be we'll
avoided. The company 10 In dead ear.
nest about this line and seems to have
but little fear Of the Nevada L Oregon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-08

About . year ago the Louvre, in Paris.
narrowly escaped being burned down. in
consequences OF . lamp having been left
too near . curtain by q member Of ons
Of the households privileged to occupy
. portion Of the buildings. And . few
days ago. at the Luxembourg Palace.
about . hundred Of the choicest pictures
were terribly damaged by water through
the stupidity Of . servant girl. Who bad
left . tap turned on. causing the entire
ceiling and walls Of the Sale to be
flooded with water. and seriously isjur-
ing the pictures. 1t will DO several
months before the room and its contents
can Be fsopened to the public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-08

Life and general circumstances are not
particularly lively wen on the old Com.
stock just at present. yet things gsnsr.
ally will bear comparison with opera
tons In the diamond Acids Of South
Africa. A correspondent writes:
hundreds Of miners who are unable to
get work tramp from place to place. and
finally lapse into begsary. Money 10
very scarce, and very few miners. even
with nominal means. can leave the place.
Fever abounds. and the hospitals are
crowded. Vegetables have run up to
starvation prices. Small cabbases are
worth nearly = sovereign apiece. and po-
tstoss fetch twenty-five cents per pound.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-08
Bad News from Arizona.

Lyo. County Timss. December 8.
News comes that work las given out
in Hsrshsw, Arizona. where q number
Of our Lyon county beys have been
hanging out for some months. The
mill has been elsssd. and there 10 not
much prospect OF . resunptisn OF work.
The camp IL now almost deserted, and
nearly all the Lyon county msn have
shouldsred their blankets and gone pros.
pscting. They have the best wishes OF
their friends. but the reflection 10 una
vaidabls that it 10 foolish to 60 OF many
hundred miles into an Indian country
where water and food are scarce. while
there are such promising fields for pros
psctors In our near ueighborhood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-08

Tho New York Tribune correctly re-
marks: It il . pity to Be obliged to re-
cord the fact that the wool clip raised
on the Garfield farm at Mentor has been
purchased BY . Cleveland firm with the
Intention Of selling u for tss benefit Of
the Garfield Monument Fund. It 10 TO
be sent to one Of the chief Chambers Of
Commerce. where IL will b offered for
sale to the highest bidder. II ought net
to b necessary 10 ADOPT these peddling
means in order to raise money for such
Q fund.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-08

A San Francisco drug store clerk f.
tally shot . burglar who was breaking
into the institution the other night. The
Daily Report Of that city correctly coma
msnts on the subject a. follows: 1t
Seems rather an anomaly that . burglar
should have been shot In . drug store.
Il would have been more in keeping
with the harmony Of things II tho clerk
had put aside his pistol. turned up the
gas. and politely begged Of his unvel-
CONF visitor the privilege Of compound.
ing . prescription for him. The result
would have been the same. except that
the burglar would not have made such
an unplsssunt-loOkips corpse. and the
drug store would not have enjoyed SO
valuable an advertisement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-08
Confidence Mine.
Battle M~ounisin Messenger.

This mine 10 enc Of the southern q.
tensions on the Starr Grove lead. Lewis
District, formerly owned and worked BY
Mr.. Csttsnhorn 4 Co.. and which they
sold to Mr.. r. ]. Baldwin. Of Minnesp-
oils, Minuesots. It seems that some in
Lewis considered the claim forfeited and
jumped II and Mr.. Baldwin has just
commsncsd suit In the United States
Circuit Court against the Jumpers. II IL
the Intention Of Mr.. Baldwin. a. oon -
no gets possession Of the mine. 70 put .
force Of men to work. and II the mine
warrants. to put up reduction yosks for
the same In the near future.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-08

David Davis. in his speech before the
Senate day before yesterday. 10 reported
to have expressed considerable iIdisna-
ton against various newspapers for in
sinustins that he had sold himself to
the Republicans. Hs should have spsci-
hsd the newspapers. No Republican
nsvspsper ever accused him Of anything
Of the hind.