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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16

Owing to the non-sppearancs Of Some
witnesses yesterday the examination Of
Goystts was postponed until today. The
testimony before Justice Hires 10 much
the same ~ was given before the Cor
one.
complimentary ticket for the annual
excursion Of the Caledonia Club has
been received at this Office. Thanks.
Wouldn't miss going for anything, for
evsrybodyis bound to have q Hrst-olass
time.
Matt Brown. formerly Chief Engineer
at the Belohsr mine. has accepted . like
position at the Richmond mine. Eureka.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16
fhe Pitlsburg Races.

Prrrssuso. July ls.-Ths races yes
tsrday were attended BY 5000 spsota-
tors ; weather and track Ans. Bone.
setter, owned BY N. v. Bsmis Of Chi.
oaso. dropped dead after making thsssc
ond heat In 2:l9. His rated value was
SIC. 900. Summary Of the arst race.
2:I6 class, purse $4,000 Hopeful LIST,
Charity I'd. Tims-2Is. 2:lsA. sso.
ond race, 2:l9 class. purse $1,000 Mid.
night lst, Driver I'd. Time 220H,
2:i9L. Bonsssttsr was fourth whom hs
dropped dead. An extra proeramms 70.
morrow. The race Of the 2:26 class. for
$500 Was postponed to-day on account
Of the darkness. Maud 8. will trot 10
beat her best time, and Matte Hunter
and Brown jug will pace against Sleepy
Toms beet time Of 2i1A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16
THE ovERMAN MINE.
A,.u.l nsssins OF Stockholders
and Elsetisn OF Omosrs.
San Francisco Exchange.

The annual election Of officers and
Directors Of the Overman Mining Com
psny Was held Thursday. July 18th. at
the Office Of the company on California
street. The stock was pretty fully rep
resented and there was no contest. the
stockholders apparently being we'll salts
fed with the management Of the mine
during the past year. The following
Directors were chosen for. the ensuing
year., all being reelected 8. Heydsn.
isldt, ST., R. F. Morrow. Joseph CLARK,
G. w. Beaver and X. Wrgener.
An subsequent meeting OF the Di.
rsctors the following officers were re-
elected: President. g. w. Beaver; Vice
President, B. Wegener; Secretary. Geo.
D. Edwards, and Chn. Forman, Super.
intendsnt.
The President stated that NO report
had been submitted by the supsrintsnd-
emit, but the Ssorstary's report OF the
financial condition Of the property was
as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16
Bold Robbery OF . Railroad Train
In MissOuri.I

Kansas Crrr. No.. July ia train
robbery occurred last night on the Rock
Island road at winslow station. near
Cameron Junction. When the train
which left this city last night. in charge
OF Conductor Westwell, reached that
point. at $50. Q gang OF dsspsradoes
appeared. They sidetracksd the train
and every car was boarded. The Con.
ductor was killed and the passengers
robbed. It was impossible to get any
particulars up TO a late hour: winslow
10 on an open prairie country and would
seem to be the last place on the line that
robbers would select for such an opera.
ton. but the vicinity has . very hard
population. aud 1t 10 not improbable
that the outlaws would assist any In
their efforts to escape pursuit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16
Omcisi Deeds.

II. Kennedy. ~ sx.marshal Of Gold
Hill, has given his official deed Of lot 8,
in block No. s. range q. to Charles j.
wsidsr. by virtue Of q certificate OF sale
obtained upon . judgment against q.
Rosenbsum six months ago.
There was also nled for record yester-
day with the County Recorder q deed to
Richard Mercer Of the Trojsn mining
property by n. Kennedy. sx.marshsl OF
Gold Hill. The deed was given 10 pur.
susnes Of the carrying out . judgment
obtained In the Justice Court on the l4tb
day OF December. 1880.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16
a. v. Csms,ees Heard From.

A dispatch has been received from A.
v. Comstoek since his escape from the
Indians at the time Of their recent raid
on the stage near FL Psso. There are
NO particulars given. further than It sp-
pears that John II. Comstock. his cousin
and brothsr.in.law. was With him, which
accounts for some OF the misspprshsn.
mons that have arisen since news Of the
affair was drst received.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16
BOT Weather at Omaha.

oxAzA. Nsb., July l6.-Extrsmsly
hot weather has prevailed here for the
past two weeks, the Thermometer rang.
log above 90. Yesterday wss the hot.
test day OF the sssson-s7 degrees In
tbs shade. Several p%rostrstions from
heat have occurred. but mons are ssri.
ous, with one exception. that Of Thos.
IuRlis, q Union Pacific engineer who
was sunstruok while Surveying ysstsr.
day afternoon. He 10 dslirious and 10
suffering intensely. He probably will
not recover.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16
TWO More Converts Hanged.

ST. LOUIS, July l6.-Frauk Brewer
and Jesse Myers. the last OF the gang OF
dsspsradoss who 80 long tsrrorizsd New
Madrid county. were hanged ct Skies.
town. Missouri. yesterday. They par.
took OF the communion. and compla.
Gently expressed the belief that they
would 20 direct from the scaffold to
heaven. Myers rope was too long. and
his feet touched the ground. but . guard
rushed In and drew ths rops up q few
inches and fastened Il. and death soon
snsusd. An immense crowd was assem-.
blsd and the men asked the Sheriff to
hang them early 10 the day. being in
csnssd ct the idea that lemonade vendors
should make Q profit out Of thsir mis-
fortunes,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16
Pipsr's Opera Hesss.

jarrett 4 Rics's Company will appear
at Pipsr's Opera House. in Virginia
City, next Friday evening. In their
mir,h.provotipg. musical comedy. snti-
tied Fun on the Bristol; OF. A Night
on Long Island Soupd." The pictures
Of the characters In the play. a. shown
by sngrsvings literally distributed In
the stores, speak volumes In its favor.
a. somsthing new and entirely original
In the comedy line. II 10 doubtless
well worth seeing. The company re-
mains three nights, and will give . grand
matinee Saturday afternoon. 4 cast OF
the play will be found in an advertise
mont under "Nsw Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16
Rslixieas Nssiess.

~. Johns Church. Gold Hill - Sun
day-sshool at I p. n. AL are cordially
invited 70 a,ssnd.
Methodist Church. Gold Hill-Sunday
.ehool AZ 5 p. =. Monthly review and
concert ct ESQ ?. y. AL Are cofaiAiiy
invited.
Tbsrs will b divine service at Grace
Church, Silver City. tomorrow evening af
7:So o'clock. Rev. George N. Eastman ON
ciating.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16

The examination Of 8. B. Collysr.
charged with an attempt 70 kill James
Riddle on the Sd Of July. in Virginia.
was concluded yesterday. Justice Hen.
dsrson bound him over to await the 90.
ton OF the Grand Jury. Jos. Douglas
and Jas. Orndorf went on his bonds for
$1,000 each and he II allowed the liberty
Of the town.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16
Birsms.'s Uniform Ball.

Liberty Volunteer Hose Company. No.
!, Of Gold Hill. will give their annual
ball this year on the 18th Of August at
Miners Union Hall. Tickets Of sdmis-
sion. 81 so. The boys always have had
q Jolly time at their annual gathering,
aud q glance at The names Of members
Of the committees. published In an.
other column Of todsy's issue. 10 sufa.
cisnt to rsassurs any n who bad
doubts a. to the success Of the ball this
year. They are all jolly good fellows
and understand how to make . ball en-.
ioyabls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16
Died travelling.

UTICA, N. Y. July le.-olsnsnto
Bos,iso visecays, Of Mazatlan. . Span.
lard In good circumstances, assd IS
years en- route from San Francisco to
Europe. died Of consumption on the
Central railroad train near Onsids last
night. The body Ia here with Coroner
Hunt. Hs Wal accompanied By Apolinar
Cssqusro. The Spanish Consul has
bean notified.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16
The Trojan investigates.

The investigation into the origin OF
the Are ct the Trojan hosting works on
the 9th Of July 10 proceeding In the JUS
tics court OF Gold Hill ~ the News goes
to press. From the testimony OF the
witnesses that have been examined %
far there can DO NO doubt the hrs was
the work Of an iposndiary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16

James Riddle. who VA shot by 8. B.
Collysr, will have q trial Monday before
Justice Henderson. BE Il charged with
drawing Q deadly wsspon. II found
guilty the penalty iss fns Of not more
than $500. or imprisonment In the
County jail for . tsrn not 70 exceed stx
months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16
229, 6ss So

There have been but four assessments
during the year OF 80 cents 9 share esob,
and the money has been expended 10
prospecting and sinking the Formsn
shaft. which 10 now down over 1000 feet.
The Company started the year with an
indebtedness Of SIC. 900 and now ~closss@
Il with $4,000 cash on hand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16
Dsp.rssres Last EvsaisG.

IPscksrd, + r osbiston. Z " Harris. J
Boiler. Up F~ianningham. Rev Father
Nuity. Mrs. Williams. Mrs. I Sullivan. a
Craven and family. Amelia Bass. I Fink.
Niss Q Z Brown. W n Jones. J xaionsy'
Nn J Parker. Miss Mary ! Ryan. Nh
I o'Brisn. Miss N o'Brisn. aiss .
OSnrisu-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16
Bold Piracy on the Public Street.

New Yoax, July l6.-Ysstsrdsy fore.
noon the clerk and Office boy Of Jake
Rupert, the wsll.known brewer, were
driving down town In . light wagon to
deposit about $500 In bills and Q bsg Of
silver. At F~orty.ssvsnth street . ven.
dsr's wagon ran into them from which
three men sprsuR into Ruppsrt's wagon.
Two attacked the clerk, the other cut
the rsins Of the horses. They seized
the money and quickly jumped back
into their own wagon and drove furious.
ly down Lexington avenue, dropping the
bag OF silver In their haste.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16

Thos. b. Rooney has been appointed
Superintendent Of the Sierra Nevada
mine, vice james, rssignsd. Mr.. Rooney
d also Superintendent Of The Unien
hiatt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16

The assessment on property sitnsssd
IN he vicinity Of the Divide u twenty
pSr ssnt. Les this ysaf than Last.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16

Arrivals Thss nessssg.
D J Kenny. Or Hogan. TB Wood Mis-
L Nunnsmaohsr. A Shane. J Hink. MI
SsdRlsr, @ d Hines. J Watson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16
arOCK
sea Sr..sisse Dsasa.

Last xvxsxs.
~ Eureka Con. 81 ste
1880 Grand Prise. 500 %. Aos
IS Northern Belle. lin
100 Argenta. loo
600 Navajo. Use.
100 Star. <0c
400 Day. I 93. l 20
400 Albion. 40
sss wals. I 10. l. I bic
1850 NJ Diablo. sk.s
so North Belle Isls. 80
AGO Bodis. 81
so Manhattan. 27o
$50 Bechtsl. I 30
400 East NJ Disblo. Ice
200 Tiosa. t0c
40 summit. 23c
500 Goodshaw. s3e
1850 Blackhawk. Use
s23 Mono. 81. Is
1000 Addsnda. loc
ATS MONDAY. 6oc. $50
$40 North MONDAY. Csc. Doe
$50 Orc. 75c. SOC
iSo silver King. aik. n. 2oS. aos
TETS MORNING.
10 ophir. 81
220 Mexican. ~, ~
500 Gould 4 Curry. 4 IS. Z 90. Z %
100 Best & Belcher. ~
Aio C~alifornia. 1ae
1880 Savage. 2 80. 2 ~
2.3o Con. Virginia. 2 oS. 2 10. Q 10 bio
$40 Chollsr. 2 20, AZ. 30
l20 Potosi. ass
100 Hale i N~orcross. 20
100 Crown Point. . 10. als
so Yellow Jacket. 4 20
l2oe Imperial. l3e
20 Ksntuck. 2 Us
20 Alpha. Al
400 Belehsr. 8
$50 sierra Nevada. sS;sk. ~ b
70 Utah. Gu
$50 Bullion. 55c. 500
ITO E~xchequer. I ~
$50 Ovsrman. II. ~
loo Justice. s0c. $50
l7s Union Con-. Sk.sS
$50 Alta. 8 9s.t
$50 Julia. 400
so Calsdonis. l5c
200 Silver Hill. 2oc
SSO ouuo. iVS
10 New York. i6e
100 Ovsrmsn. II
90 Andes. I IS. l ~
27o scorpion. l IS. 20. LILO
IS Benton. CSC.
100 New wslls-Fargs. 2ss
100 Occidental. ~
so Eureka Con-. 81
so Northern Belle. In
2oS Manhattan. AZ
500 Grand Prize. 40c
100 Argents, 30
400 Navajo. 7sc. 500
500 Day. q 10. 2 0s
1850 Albion. 81. 8 90. as
$50 Wales, IN. I 10
$50 Independence. lse b 10
so Nj Diablo. 81
100 North Belle Isls. <oe
$50 Holmes. coo. sSe
ITO Bodis.
90 Syndicate, 23s
100 Bulwsrs
800 0oodshaw. e6c
500 BlsckhAwk. ise
100 Mono. So, 3 20. So BIO
$40 Orc. 7oc
$50 Head Center. 900
$50 Silver King. 2ok. 20k
80 Tip Top. Z 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16

Deputy County superintendent Of
Schools Goth HAST has apportionsd the
moneys received from the State a. fol.
lows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16

supsriasssdsss Of the sisrrs he.
vadA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16
HON SCHOOLS.
THE sAxIs OF PROPOSED coz.
sOLlDATiOA.

ssa.aise Of the Tee Bigh ssheels-
The Obstacle In the Wsy Of Csa.
ssiidasssa-Aesisa Deferred assii
M0aday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-16

A committee. consisting Of Trustees
Hall and Mercer. from the Gold Hill
School Trustees waited upon the Viz
sinia Board last evening to consult with
reference to the proposed consolidation
Of the two High Schools. There was .
full attendance Of the Virginia Trustees,
Who are W. 81. Hill. A. Lernhsrt, James
Tisdals. Frank Edmuuds and Clerk
Meadows. On calling the meeting to
order the Clerk Of the Board announced
that they were ready to hear from the
Gold Hill gentlemen.
Msrcsr-ws have been appointed ~ .
committee to confer with you in regard
to the consolidation Of the high schools.
To ascertain IL consolidation can bs
made . measure Of economy and u you.
gentlemen, are In favor OF the PROPOSE
ton.
Hall-And to settle the prsliminaries
that ws may report to our Board the
basis Of consolidation.
HILL suppose It could Be effected on
Q pro rata basis.
Upon questions being asked By each
A.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-13

a TRULY horrible incident IL reported In the
vicnesc papers rs having recently taken
place iii the great papcr-miIl or Mcssrs Gel
lerfh Fucrth. al PiI~cn. II having been re-
ported 70 the manager Of that institution that
the great steam boiler WIS foul and the fur
naccs required cleaning. hc caused the fires 10
be cxtinruishcd and employed d gang of
workmcn 10 execute the necessary cleansing
operations One of the laborcr-. powerful
young fellow Of nineteen. named Anthony
kacxsndcr. after ioilinR hard AZ biz share u
tho job for several consecutive hours. my
down In the huge air-pipc. running under tho
ma y furnace. intending % snatch q few mo-
mcnts rest. lie must have fallen into
deep sleep. for. when tho
masons instructed % brick up the end
Of the pipe later on in the any carried cut
their orders. he made no sign. As soon as the
furnace was pronounced ~ be sg,in IN work
INK order the stokcrs wcfc instructed 70 light
tn nrcs. and did So Presently kacrandcr
was missed IN the mill. Search was Instituted
rot him. but IN van. Next morning n appears
% have occurred 10 one or his fcIIow-work-
men that hc niaht have crcpt into tho air
pire. Upon this suggestion being commuui-
Gated 70 tho manager. steps were az onco
taken 70 break into the closed mouth ~ the
tube: and. sure enough. the chnrrcd skeleton
of Anthony kaczander WIS discovered lying
close u the issue. bricked ID during his heavy
slnmhcr Of the previous AFTERNOON. In all
probability. awakened by the heat soon after
the tlrcs were lighted, nc had crawled toward
The outlet and. HIDING II impenctrsbly closed.
hail resigned himself - bis fate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-13


During the latter part Of tl,e MAN.
d August. visited one 81 these MI!
ing-camps On the southern bank IL lon.
merry River. above the gateway throurh
which the search party passed On nv
return from King williams Land i !.
February, 1880. In this camp wera
three fupicS. containing four families
and when moving camp. which occr,
red every other day while l was INV.
them. every one. old aud Young. men
and women. had his load, and Tie do.,,
staggered under burdens that would ,,ll
with sadness the heart Of 4 member \,
the 5. r. q. A. Even palsicd M
crone had upon her back the skins Tia,
comprised her bed. II was 4 compara.
tively light load. but she had 10 keen \,
with the line Of march a. best M
could, or full behind and come alDnc \,
her leisure. Only when we forded nv
river. which was accomplished n,
portage over and through The stones 4,
which the water dashed with great va.
lence. did any one 20 "a the assistance
Of the old woman Then two ,onns
men took her light frame in Their
brawny arms and carried her safeIv
through the torrent. landing her upon
the opposite shore, where she was agsn
left 70 follow, or not as she pleased II
is astonishing what burdens these peo.
pie will carry upon their backs. b
means Of q thong which passes across
the breast and Just below the shoulders
sometimes supported by an additional
thong over the forehead. Beside.
their share Of the load. the women HAVE
the youngest child in their hoods M sit-
ting upon the back-load, with their ICE,
around the mothers neck. The men
seldom offer TO relieve their partners
Of the infant. unless /: be the heir. IN
which case the father will sometime,
dcign 10 take him upon his own bun.
die. But il always seemed 70 me Il ii
the fathers would rather see their
daughters left behind TO become iool
for wolves than lower their dignity IN
carrying female child.
Arrived az the spot selected for the
new camp. bundles are laid aside. AID
all. throwing themselves upon me
ground. enjoy few moments Of pea, X.
full rest. Then pipes are filled and
IN'''" 't'tt AtNtNH Y" AAtNtls AIlt tYN
yersaton upon the prospect Of reinirsl
being seen i entered into by tile men,
while the women erect the tents. ln.
load the dogs. and put down the bed.
ding. II there Is any meat in camp
moss is gathered py the women. and
fire il started in the doorway Of tie
tent to cook potful Of meat. whiethe
men lounge about and smoke. or roam
over the hills 10 look for traces .:
reindeer During the day-timc, while
the men are hunting. the women anil
children generally repair 70 the near
est lake, and fish Tor the fine salmoa
which abounds in all the waters oi tia;
locality. and which are eaten eiiherfaw
or cooked. ~ Vim. N. G'tefer, ~ Scn:-
ner's Monthly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-13

A DISPATCH from Washington dated
the 3D. says the Republican Caucus adopted
: resolution which provides, in substance,
that executive sessions shall be held forth
with (the first one tomorrow for
the transaction Of accumulated busi-
ness In the following order: First
The reference Of nominations now
on the table 70 appropriate committees.
nd--The consideration Of pending
treaties. Third-Thc consideration Or ali
nominations heretofore Or hereafter
reported from the Senate Ccmmit-
tees, which respectively are not OBJ
iectcd 70 BY one Republican Senator from
the State to which the Office apprrtains, or
from which. In case Of National or Territori-
d appointment, the nominee Is 70 be APP
| pointed.
Mn. DAVIS wv. Val addressed the
Senate, on the Sd, upon the debt question
between the virginia-, promising hIs re-
marks with an expression Of regret that
speeches made BY Senators Malone and
Sherman should have compelled him % dis
cnss what he considered 70 be purely local
matter.
PART Of West-bound train on the
Texas & Pacific Railroad went through 4
bridge NJ swcctwater, west Of Dallas,
Texas, on the "a, completely wrccking the
train. and killing engineer Saunders and
VIM. Dye, brakeman. Two others are sup.
po-edto have hcen killed. freight train
was also wrecked almost q the same time 4
few miles west. Conductor Mills was killed,
and biz engineer and fireman. names not
~-t.. 4 49, .I.I 49,.
rails. which caused the wrecks. Particulars
are very meager.
SEVERAL passenger coaches were
thrown down an cmhankment On the Troy 4
Boston Railway. near Earle Bridge. No
lives lost
ARRANGEMENTS have been consum-
mated for the consolidation 81 The Missouri.
kansas & Texas and Texas 4 international
and Great Northern Railways. The Il.
Louis, Iron Mountain q southern and Texas
Pacific will be consolidated the 18th inst.
EAST CARoxpELrT and East St.Louis
have suffered heavily BY the nood. On the
might Of the "a some two hundred persons
were driven from their homes
"A TRAIN dashed into carriage cross
ing the track az Camden. N. 81. on the "a.
Mrs. Valentine Grim was killed, and her
husband and AdoIphus Butler were seri-
ousIy injured.
WAR between Japan and China Il
considered probable
THERE are over 5000 applications for
ConsuIships now on filc AZ the State Depart
ment IN Washington. There are about liz
ConsuIates All told, and there ere only about
half dozen vacancies.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-13

Tin. as the article Is usually ca'lea
Is. or should be, shect-iron coated wl'n
pure tin. thus making what are known
III the trade as tin plates. Pure tin' n
block tin. II quite expensive NJ cvln.
pared with lead. and TO save Money
great quantities Of iron plates are eo',
cred with all alloy made Of lcad ann
tin. and or this s0-callcd tin much 'oN.
priced tinwarc is made as well ~ saw
Tor the lower grades Of fruits and 'es'
ctables. This IL most dangerous pFae,,
tice. as lead il an insidious and la''.
poison. not showing itself ~ once, pu AZ.
lurking In the system until II sudaenl
carries OH lis victim. A few month,
since some baked beans were shown VI
the Farmers Club Of the American w,
stitute, and the cans were pronouncs"
dangerous. a white coating shown ~
self Inside when the beans had been r.. ~.
moved. and the whole can from i co'V;
and smell presenting the appearance v,
lead. m Switzerland. where our cafneD
zoo ~ are much used and rightly NJ,
spcc,ed. salts III lead have been iou''I
III the outside layers 81 prcseI's,'.dd
meats. DO not buy any cheap ca' .,a,
fruits or vegetables; II u much pcs's,
10 use half quantities n a. aI'o ,s
known 10 ia GOOD and iii with mo,5
bread rather than run the least i'rn No y
taking into your stomachs tn's &c.,
lead poison. -- Food and Hedl'"'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-13

Tiirnr died few days ngo. AZ Cornwnllxie.
Greene County. n. a., Harriet Hltchrock. Il
maiden lady. with 10 companion lit u young
nephew. Although she was confined u her
bed several weeks, she would not consent to
have medical aid summoned. Supposng that
che wns an object Of charity. her nciahbors
gave her food. and furnished nurses wnon she
became TOO sick 70 help herself After her
death $1,000 IN bank notes and some 600 IN
specie WIS discovered hidden away IN her
dwelling; also, one hundred dresses. many Of
them valuable; forty shawls. Fix sets of silver
spoons, several valuable carpets ave hand-
some mirrors, cight rocking chairs, seven
cupboaris, ten tables. four feather hcds and
large quantity Or bedding. several cook ana
parior stoves, handsome oil paintings. and
other articles. Stove wood WINS sccrctcd under
the carpets, and lars of butter and lard put
away, which we're rancid and unit FOR uec. II
y 2 mystery 20 her ncixhbors how Miss Hitch
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