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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
MARRIlED.

WARNER--McFADD DDEN--o On August Sd, at the
residence Of DR. P GreeDamyer, smithyille, o.,
by the Rev N n Weaver, assisted by Rev Dr. Geig.
or, Mr. Henry r Warner, Of West Lebanon, and
Miss Anna McFAdden, OF smithville,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

A young son OF Henry PierO fell from trapeze,
Monday, and broke his arm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

Jacob Fried, a farmer living near Minerva, lost
three horses by lightning on Monday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 10th Market firm; Ohio
Pennsy lvania and W Va. x and above 4l@4212
X Al to 42c; medium 45 TO 46: New York, Micni
gan, Indiana, and Western fine 98 to 10, medium
IA to 45c; coarse SIC; washed eombing and de-
laine 40 to 48c; unWaShed do q TO 59c; pulled
So TO 88c,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

Dr.. L. NJ. Whiting, an invalid for some time fell
from the front door Of his residence, Monday
evening, to the epavementgetting severely bruised
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
gncal 9e1us.

Circus day, Saturday, the 18th.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

GRAIN MARKET.
MARKETS..

Ne York, August 1O.-Flour- Market steady
superfine State and western "a 1904 80; common to
good extra S'ate and Western &.85@5 %; good to
choice S5 SOG6.75; extra white wheat S52596 %;
extra Ohio S50O96.75,
Wheat -Ungraded red 81 12@l l28 No 3.doS1. .265s
@1.2S; No. do 81 8OA9l.3l]4; No l do sl3S@Sl "a
Corn-Activp. Ungraded 5O@61; No 8, 5814S54;
steamer 56H a SIC; No 2 5919 a 6Oc, steamer
white at SIC; No al 5919965.
oATs.-Receipts $4,000. Sales Of mixed west
ern at 44d46c. white do at 46@5tc Hay-50955
Barley. y.-Demand quiet and market firm.
TALLow. - Sales at 65S@6 II 16ots EGGs-
Sales at 159l6c, PORK New mess quoted al SIa 90
to 1900, old do at Sl745 tOl662% LARD.-Prime
steam Sl1 90 to II So.
LPHIA.-FlOuI-0hio extra 90: Min.
nesota do 575@6 so; Ohio choice 6.25; do new pro.
cess 6.S715; co patents 75@7OO Rye Flour 4bO@
500.
wheat-Rt jected on track 1857; No red seller
l9O9L9O15.
Corn-Mixed in depot 56@57ci steamer 55@5624;
No 53@54c.
oats-NO white 42@i8cIl No 8 41]a@42c mix.
ed 40c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
GREAT REDUCTION.

After this date Sewing Machine Needles will be
sold at the Singer ONCE Opposite St Cloud Hote)
at the following reduced prices
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
@rninantts.
An Ordinance
To accept Lewis Y. BOckius8 addition to The
City of Canton, Ohio.

SECTION 1. Be II ordained by the City Council,
OF the city Of Canton: That the addition to said
city of Canton as laid out and plated by Lewis v
Bockius on July 23d, 1881, and surveyed by John II
Hol City Civil Engineer, be and the same Is hereby
accepted and the dedication Of the streets and alleys
a. designated upon said plat to the use Of the public,
is hereby accepted, ratified and confirmed.
SEC q That this ordinance take effect and be In
force from and after It's passage and due publication
Passed August =, 1881.
Attest p. M. GRIMES, Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

CYHUPb.
silver Drip gal sSS Gp%nG0 M0i6s1gp. Drip Fga 55
FRESH AND CURED MEATS
Fresh Pork..l0C0l2H Shoulders, d ib..."........10
Beef Steaks, q ib.ll@l6 Breakfast Bacon ,-- lO@1l
" ROasts ..-l09l4 SAT- PORK, B lD.,.......... 10
Dried Beef .l6 to 20 Veal, " ........89l4
Hams, sugar cured II 20 Beef boiling, .,..,7@lO
country p ib..l2n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-02

The Whnte House is a rather expcu
We INST tuition, aside flom the Presi-
beats SALARY OF $4,000. The staff oi
cnlp!nyrS II and about the eXecntv,
office r, 1n.rrs $4,000 !. year, and the
stationery and miscellaneous appoint
meats some $4,000 more. This is eX-
elusive Of 500 a year for care and
repairs "t The mansion, of SD, 900 tol
lighting the house and grounds, So,
600 for fnel, $4,000 for the green
houses, and n single item of $40, 00C
for Iclurnishing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-02
MOT &c for r ub icatSon
LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CITY. IDAHO,
Il

LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CITY, IDAHO,
July Is, 1881.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named Sc tier has filed
ao,c of his intention omakt final proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register and
Receiver al Boise City, Idaho, ON Saturday
August 81, 1881, viz: Albert &. A Gortz of
Placervillc p, stotiice, Boise county, Idaho,
Homestead Application No 1910, for the
SW a NV 4 and N = NV d andNW a
NE ! Sec. q, TP7, MIRA E. He names
the following witnesses to p ove his con-
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land, viz: George H. Esmond, of
Placervillc Boise county, Idaho
Thomas Petersen, Of Placerville, Boise
county, Idaho, James Casner, Of Horseshoe
Bend, Boise county, Idaho, Josiah Craig OF
Placeville, Boise county, Idaho.
JOHN B. MILLER, LEICESTER.
July 22-5w.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-02
NOTICE
To r. w. StOyer. mss Aeirs or assigns.

tn r. " Stoyer, mss .leirs or assigns.
vI,I are hereb, notified that there has
I b, en- expended by the undersigned,
AID i,s crantors for ,,.ur benefit, the sum
OF thirty five dollar. in labor and improve
menis during and for the years 1870 1910,
1877, 1878, 1872, 1880 and 1851, upon your
interest of fifty feet, undivided OF l-oo
feel, of the quartz claim, ledge or mine,
known as the FRS East Extension OF the
Ida Elmure, ecord Il in b "k |, OF Quartz
Claims, Aliuras county, T., in names OF
K H.. Mcbride, Johnson, Fuga e, Master.
son and Graham, djoining he East end
of the discover claims # the Pittsburgh
G. 81 s. M. G. :, and others, at HE upper
END Of X, ky ar, Bear creek Mini 9 Dis
ricl. Alturas county, Idaho ltrrl'ofS
lie having b en- expended me sum OF
IS for caci, year, on YOUR interest, hs re-
ouired b, sec ION 1924 Of Revised tatntes
II tie l., it rs atrs. And if, within nine
IN 49, publication hereof, you
il or neglect to contribute AID pay to
unu,,a.a.uyu the amount thus eXpend
ID for y ur pr orton OF The necessary
re Jrrstnt tive W TX required by law, to-
gcther " itn the cus ot this notice, your
ter, ST in said Ida Elmore will be forfeit
ed and b come the property OF NE SUB
scgibpr, by virtue Of said sc 1924 OF re-
Wis d statutes of The L. 5
THE ELMuRE COLD MINING Co,
"a corp ra ion organized unda'
the laws of New York, 'tiice in
New York City and ut Rocky iar
Idaho Ter ilory).
Ju1y % 1891 Am
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-02

man named Tschalknrokoriskwsky
was arrested in New York few DAYS
ag,. |, k four policemen to arrest
INN. One led him 10 the station house
and the other three followed after with
his name on push-cart.- Norris
town Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-02
Fast Fret ght and Passenger Line "
Hammer.

T.e undersigned is now 'n h''s !"
Tr,Wcrkly Express 10 ''a'"r. Gar
RI, passengers, tie U ). mail, last
fr.pIn &c Leaves ldah', Cary every
Mo,.lay "Wednesday aud Friday at
A. NJ: returning, leaves Banner on
rme..;ay~. Thursdays and Saturdays
GHAS. MAGEF.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-02
II 10 600 Yankers get settled

NJ, X cn ,hi, year, and there is every
mr. ,>l,Cl that the number will b,
dnhhd, tina country will soon wan
nu Introduction to itself. Railroads
will be pushed, hotels opened, banks
organ zd tewspapers established
factor cS started ahd business rushed
and the ghosts of the AIT, cs will have
tn lnnk sharp as they wander or they
will h., picked up by some Snowman
and sen, in pickle to Barnum's mus
cam
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-02
Apparatus for making, Dotrling
and Dispensing.

Complete Outfits, Materials rGrp
plies Established AZ years. Illustrated
and Priced Catalogue sent to any address
on application Send your orders direct
to JOHN MATHEWS,
First Avenue, Goth 4 9th SITS, New York
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-02

t;,,A,rnur + 'stci -a.- thai 'hc '',
peramc lntsfhm WIZ t. some "xnr
less i, ne inl, ,epnhi ca v,.r Ia OH.
TIE u,n u \chra>k, aiii vai,' Il
yca ca Il constitutional ulli,irin ~
allowing wam - t, var, u a
tpu,ai l. aui a,;.iu ii tin' woin,,t l.
fraoc a'nsti,li has al.criN co'ninenc i
there.
TIE creates, blessings e ,,m IL
en- -. !, Mi-s,sspps td,l4er hid tn
nc, s 81 lnnpr c,tt.,n washp away,
al tine wstei CIT nan IL ~ n q -
vra a., an old ciiurn witt ST 600 ~
gold ia il
b It. lrgeis ] says # Gni'can, wh' m
he ku.,w>: II think Gu EN- wan,ra
an flee. aud WAS refused; ne h"canrI
iin,nriuuat, IL. Was substantially pa
ont ,t rl,e " hue IIon>,; te brcan,
n,alic on /; 4 made NJ his III nj ~ ="
,ev..,,g, q IL. ~ il M srralle. mili,-
ions aud won't, lie wretch. and init
itely eg'i cal
Rec, p'> o bullion AZ San + aaic
from the. Pc tic .asl du iag he NJ
six mouths 81 1881 w"r" $9,54n 90
agairs $40 go COO during the same
TIM, IN 1854; $21 $50 400 il 1879 aud
$37 390, roo ~ 1879. lie pt"loI II
for The past six months c"nS It OF
81 l66 800 in dnrc lvcr. 81 2loG 0
H. gold lnlIlu and $S, l5+ goo he i.
\ pnru ar Clergyman rcru,l> Il :"
yers,d "A lrc'iirp Ia his I,arr> hhor r.
assembled npa the interesting Sni ct
@; aFonl> :" There was naturally u
very large auli,nce, anl the rush for
seats Was II nch augmented ty Il e
form in VIII ch the a,lni- sion tickets
were pint.d. The inscription ran
thus: "I.ecluir on Fools. Ad AT oh /"
At, r ca,ciul invest pal un il has
been asreitaincd that the ARMY wun
OF which II mncll has been sa Il III the
last few days, has hu, donp the dau-
age that was reported. The wheat
crop ia central Illinois was nearly all
ln, v,steh before il came. There nic
nyr ads ut ihm IN the vlcnl Y, how
ever, aud they hay" DAMAGED hay 81.
vrlcIv. Tncrc is m,nc II ar oi the
ctinch.lug, VIII ch is affecting the cu,,,
than from the arm; warm.
Secretary Winiom is carefully con.
suI,riug the iutrnlnrttuu II vii ser
vice rnhs ia tine Treasury d par hrnt
and II it, branches. including the Gus.
tom service He finds that IA large
purtnm ut ms time ~ taken mp Ia CON.
s,driiug thu c Ii ms AMI don alils ct
oilit, ->rckcrs, and is entirely ro,,vnc
cd ia The ,ulv remedy ior ia is the
adoption ri civil scfv ce ,nlcs aud :,
rigid adherence 10 ihem, aud THEN L.
troduclIun is only a question If ii linz
tied nnlni~r al days.
A most important discovery has be, y
made in >paIu " h,le engaged il
working the lead mines in HE prey
ince al Segovia, 10 mlles northeast oI
Madrid, the miners found an enirau C,
INTO an immense cavern In which they
found upon an argllacinus drpnSit a,t
in the midst at sta'agnl;es 500 skelr.
tons of men and women. Ten wei
shapel and perfect skulls uf ii PIE
historic ,yle have been obtained b..
sides Clipped stone and quartz ini le-
nentS and iragu. hts Of rude pottery
Speculation is + f. AZ Ia The pr,i,a
BILE successor Of Justice CT ford
Judge Cooley is me-, TONED as his mos
probable Successor, AID lle e are surnt
who talk ot OK senator Conkllng
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-02
III. New Yark Times says: Within

me New York Times says: Within
liz. past lew DAYS the State Board "'
ll.alih, ,nr u h its Sanitary Commit
Ia has taken step which will he
Xix. ~ IN due tine tn produce ~ lite
Inspectors have been ap
uninl.,i t collect aud analyze samples
Of hnnc,. .rer. baking powders. ha-
kc,s' cin.nicai~, cocoa. cOrdlalS canned
in,ri, C. Infections, cereals. cheese, meat
xt,ae :. li.l and fish extracts. tru t
aui -rnS-~ # ether, gcla,im., honey,
Iec ,s.m,,. milk, ,nolasseS, lard oil, "l-
ave ~ ,nn', sugar, syr'ips, S''ha
Nairt, wees, spirits, tea, VINE, and
al pi,,r,nar4an ~ preparations CT this
s,aat>-.. Il : for the purpose ~ car.
ryi,.u. mo x cniiun law enacted ,'N
H.. l"g atArr At It's prt'srni session
{ r. v,m ne adulte, alton II hood aud
,rn.s la .4iug from similar invest
,,in,n> II ready made in thus and other
: ,lt.S. .ia,lliny results can Ia hooked
f. from ,hrs examinations.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-02

f., from ,hr$ examinations.
L ~ recent official statement of unr
u ,,toual ,l,ln has a spec al sign hcance
al II. \ time. hen the surc s~tul re-
N = 81 III" fiv, y aud = xeS, aud the
i nl4 81 stil,s at the country al
lar q IL the ,,ai'rr ut material pros
p,riv. have. given our Fl seal affairs Al,
niu,sual interest IN The ,n.nds OF tne
,n,l, lnl,lli,r,lt portion Ut our pnpn-
Ia ION stripped Il details that need
u II be enumerated here, the ne' drl
at h. General Gnvrrnmrnt was, n
tnli y III. $l,S40. 59S Sl2. against
81 a42 l72 20a al he Same date las
YEAR, >n,v4, z Il rrdnct on in tina tn G.
VIZ I, iuu llrd uIilrnuS u l'l,a ;,
or n Xact h4nrr~ SOL 573 4S3.
In 1870 there we've 4 242 .O03 ne
rr,ps III The sou, iu'rn ~iaI,>, hnd ~
1880 ,hrir we've 643 89l, exclusive
III ItXa. heiuT an nv reaSr ~ Ten
v n,s # .4ul,sS These ti.nreS 81
(, c., he ta,>h about the negrues :
IN. III. Tine wnite population III t''
s ,nr states was III 1870, Sl3.377,
and IL 1880 II was 1889 7l3 !! 4
II erocS gained over thI,,y three T. +
c ut. whiic the whites gained less ha'
lwcntN -eiGiit per cent. II the negroes
rain AZ u G same raj" for the next ten
>cns ,ln~ " Il reach nearly 5000 600
and IN 1900 VIII 30 up To nearly H.
600, 600. The question will come II.
with or children as t. what will I've
due With the VIII ties, instead ct the
/! IN. thal : now being asked about tn
lspnS t'ul, oi the degrees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-15
Romance In Real Life.

NEW York. December l5.-The Sun
this morning has the following: AtSyra'
cuse, New York. thirty-one years ago,
WIN. W. Chambers left his young wife
in this city suddenly and without notice,
and, it was supposed, went to California
having exhibited symptoms OF the gold
fever. Nothing was ever heard from
him directly. Upon affirmation that q
man answering his description died Of
ship fever in crossing the lsthmus oil
Panama In 1864. Gage Of New York. his
brother.in-law. sued the British Com.
mercial Life Insurance Company. to 70.
cover on u policy OF $4,000. which he
held on Chambers life. The jury were
not satisfied with tho proof OF death,
and found q verdict for defendant. Mrs.
Chambers married 9 Mr.. Trayes In De.
,roit some years ago. Now Major Hen.
bricks has received o letter from Barns.
dale, Australia. announcing the death Of
Chambers, and that he has loft his estate
to be disposed Of.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-15

The readers Of the News will doubt
less remember the Willis brothers, Meth
odist ministers, Who are now taking Q
trip around the world. One oil them
occupied the pulpi. in Gold Hill for q
season and was very we'll liked. since
.t.r,ine on their trip. they have been
,ubiect to considerable criticism because
Of their admiration and praise OF the
Chinese. Speaking recently OF the IN
favorable comments they had called
down upon themselves. . News repre-
sentative was informed Of an act Of the
brothers in Carson, one OF whom was
the officiating minister there. that can
not be said to be to their credit, but
eoss to show fanalicism on their part.
knowing OF the general dislike the PEG.
pls Of this coast entertained TOWARD the
Celestials. they conceived the idea to
change the universal opinion. In their
couceit they chose . rather unique method
Of doing 30. Both will be remembered
ss neat to perfection In their dress and
somewhat fastidious, but TO inaugurats
the reform they proposed. they mounted
a Chinese swill cart and were driven
through the principal streets OF that
place by the repulsivs and filthy Chinese
scavenger the latter sitting between
thu two ministers. Their idea seemed
to be that this act would show the pso.
pie their earnestness Of purpose and
cause an instantaneous revulsion Of sen.
timent.
The good people Of Carson. however.
did not follow the example OF their spirit
ual advisers. and the brothers were 30
disappointed that to reconcile thsmselves
they are now consorting with the China
man in his native land. and from there
sounding the praises Of . race disiiked
by workingmen everywhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-15

This mornings Enterprise. In eriticis-
ing the inspection Of the Emmett Guard
which was held last evening. does not
display much military knowledge, as the
writer places . Major Of the regiment -
commander Of . company. There 10
some difference in uniforms usually. r.
]. Dunno is the Captain Of Company b.
A. q meeting Of Virginia Lodge No. D.
F. and A. NJ, held last evening. the ioi'
lowing officers we're elected for the snsu'
ing term: P. ]. Aiken. ". NJ; William
Coyne, S. WIZ. N. Hyams. J.W.; W.
g. Thompson. Treasurer; Lee McGown'
Secretary; A. n. Cole, Trustee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-15
Mining In New Mexico.

CHICAGO. December ia TIMES
Halifax special says: A. NJ. Robinson
said to represent Wells, Fargo Il Co..
las. summer engaged q number OF young
Nova Scotians to go to New Mexico to
work in silver mines. They write home
.ha. il they attempt to leave they are
arrested and detained. A party who
sought to escape were surrounded and
driven back and several were severely
wounded in tho fracss. Friends have
called on Governor Archibald, who said
the matter would be dealt with by the
proper authorities, and asked for docu-
msnis to place in the hands OF the Gov
ernor General.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-15
DISPATCHES
scovllle's Lecture Las. Night.


WASHINGTON. December 15.-Scoville.
brother.in-lAw Of and counsel for Gui.
teau, lsctursd LEST night on the Guitsau
case. A large number Of tickets were
sold. The audience vas small. but
heartily applaudsd the lecturer. seo'
vile promised his lecture BY the remark
that he bad not the least intention 81
rejecting on the Court or ~endsavoring
to affect the trial in any way. but It was
to public opinion be desired to address
himself without %endsavorins TO s1tsnu.
ate crime or create q feeling in favor Of
the prisoner. He complained that the
press had not the disposition to give
that force and consideration to the de-
tense which had been 'intsrpossd that
ought to be given. Not only the press
but the pulpit bad prejudicsd the case.
The pulpit condemned Guiteau on the
assumption that he was q sane man and
yet not q single minister OF the gospel
had called on the prisoner In his cell,
and not o single letter had been sent
to him by them % . sane man, calling
on him to repent and turn to GOD.
Nineteen.twentisths Of the letters re-
ceived here by Guiteau were simple
threats against his life. and NO o
than two or three breathed . Christian
spirit. 49,
Scoville criticised the action OF Judge
Davis in the recent murder oase In New
York for going outside OF the case. and
for i~nstructipg the jury in the Guitsau
casa and giving as law what Judge Cox
will not give, IL be (Scoville) were not
mistaken. He had good reason to be.
lieve that tho prisoner would not live
until the conclusion OF his trial. He
(Scoyills) was here to see that Guiteau
had q fair trial under the forms OF law.
but he was not here to guard the pris.
or with soldiers. Let the responsibility
rest where 1t might. lie gave this warn.
ing, and be knew whereof no spake.
Not for the life OF this prisoner did no
give it, but because he wanted to see
order prevail. and because be did not
want the American people diseraced by
having q man on trial for bis life assas-
sinated like q dog. The lecturer de.
clsred the greatest peril to the prisoner
was in the passage from the courtroom
to the prison van. and pointed out the
danger that some desperate man would
stab prisoner with q dirk and escape
without detection. 1t was not the pris.
oner who was on trial. for he predicted,
should Guiteau be hanged. and a post
mortem examination prove him TO have
been insane, 1t wsuld be almost the last
case OF capital punishment.
At the conclusion OF the lecture SEQ.
Vile was a~pplaudsd, and resolutions
were adopted expressing sympathy with
the family OF the prisoner. aud compli.
men,ing Scoville upon his management
OF the case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-15
Mexican Railroads.

BosroS, December 1.-THE Transcript
says: The Mexican Central Railroad
returns are very tlattering. Upon fifty.
eight miles OF road put in operation
three months ago the earnings have
doubled. The rolling stock will have to
be Immediately increased to meet the de-
mand OF traffic. Upon the 10Th instant
the road will be open to Saupean Del
Rec. 1lS miles from the City Of Mexico.
The Sonora Railroad Company has
received to date $46,0 900 OF Iva subsidy
from the Mexican government In cash
and custom house drafts. The prompt
manner in which the government 10 pay
ing this subsidy Is as surprising as II ID
gratifying.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-15
Aner.oe. l.lsrs,.i session.

San FRAScIsco. December l5-2 P. NJ
Yellow Jacket. 4 65. Al. 4 SO, 4 10; Mexican
H., lls.; Union Con-. Is. In; Imperial
I0c; Eureka Con-, i3h; ophir. Ts, IA;
Bullion. IL; Beleher. :; Crown Point, 30
Silver Hill. SOC; Northern Belle. "a; Alta'
IS, 4; Hale 4 Norcross. ~; Mexican,
lIsi; Potosi. 1 80. IN; Union Con-. IS;
Gould / Curry. So; Benton. Toe; Mexican
ia; Savage. 8; Scorpion, l 40; Bsleher,
1 IS; Con. Virginia, 1 co; Utah. IN; Orc.
l5c; Yellow Jacket. An; Eureka Tunnel,
"a; Chollar. I GO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-15
The diamond aIill from .hs COubina

The diamond drill from the Combina.
ton drift tapped the water in the Savage
incline last evening and the water is
rapidly decreasing. The survey appears
to have been all right. but the distance
to run was greater than estimated.
Colonel Lord OF the First Regiment.
Nevada Militia. has commenced the in.
spsction Of the companies OF his COM
maud, with a view to q more perfect Or
ganizstion. discipline aud control Of 1t.
E. o. Lssrmo swears to having per.
formed 500 worth OF work on the
Morssco Mining Company's claim. in
Gold Hill Mining District. The Same
was for holding work during 1881.
Philip Bsumgartsn. . cook. who fell
on q hot range in a isistine ft some
time since and was severely burned. 10
now able to DO around.
The School Trustees will hold o meet
ing tonight and definitely settle the ques-
ton whether there will be o months va.
cation or not.
Thomas O'Donnell Of the Sarsfeld
Guard not only won the weekly medal
last Sunday but the monthly medal also.
Chubbuek l. Thorburn have the East
River bridge in their show window be-
sides several Of Nssh's arks.
The inspection Of the ssrs6sld Guard
by Colonel Lord will DO held Wednesday.
December 81.
The pleasant weather appears to 30 .
matter Of the past, from the outlook this
afternoon.
Mrs. Gallagher will furnish a'suppsr
for the dancers tomorrow night.
Rev. ". g. Gray Was among The ar.
rivals this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-15
sunday school Christmas Fuud.

The young ladies Of the Episcopal
Sunday School will realize about 500
from the supper. concert and dance oil
Tuesday evening. They have now
about $3.50 with which to purchase
Christmas presents for the little folks.
They desire to return thanks to the
many who assisted them, especially to
those who supsrintendsd the supper ar.
fapoements