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Mayer Harrison Of Chicago has been
nominated for congress in the third Col
DavisD Chicago district, but as the district
is republican by 5000 majority, the mayor
will doubtless decline to make the run,
Notwithstanding there is great dlssatlstac,
ton among the republicans Of the district
over the denomination of Col. Davis and
number have assured Harrison Of their
support if he makes the run. "But you
can't trust these rascals," and Carter knows
them of old
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TUURSDAY,S

THURSDAY, sept. l4Ln, 49,.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present same as yesterday and Super
visor Lauf.
Minutes of yesterdays proceeding IS
read and approved.
Supervisor Belllnghausen, from the
courthouse and Jail building committee,
submitted the following report, which
on motion was adopted:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of tie
Board of Supervisors: Your committee
TO build courthouse and jail beg leave
to call your attention to the necessity of
providing for the necessary furniture,
racks and files for books and papers,
gas-fiXtureS, ETC., Tor he court-r0Oms
and the various offices in the new court
house. as much of the work in this con-
nection will have to be made to order,
and it will take some time to ascertain
what is needed. Your committee would
suggest that at the present session of
the board committee be authorized TO
proceed and contract for whatever may
be needed so that there may be no de-
lay in getting the building ready for &C.
cupancy.
In all of which we ask the concurrence
of the board. GEO. w. ARMSTRONG,
L. G. LEWIS,
ii. BELLINGHAUSEN.
s. :. BURGESS,
a. T.. BEACH,
MARTIN FLAHERrY,
NATu'L MCINTYRE.
On motion of Supervisor Perkins it is
ordered that the courthouse and Jail
Continued on ner. page
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by Universal Accord,

AYERS CATIIARTIC PILLS are the best
of al purCatives for family use. They
are the product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, ana
their extensive use, by physicians in
their practice, and by all civilized ma
tions, proves them the best and most
eilectual purgative Pill that medical
science can devise. Being purely veg
etable no harm can arise from their
use, and being sugar-coated, they are
pleasant to take. IN intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills
can be compared with them; and every
person, knowing their virtues, will
employ them, when needed. They
keep the system in perfect order, and
maintain in healthy action the whole
machinery of life. Mild, searching and
eiFectual, they are especially adapted
to the needs of the digestive apparatus,
arrangements of which they prevent
and cure, if timely taken. They are
the best and safest physic to employ
for children and weakened constitu-
tons, where mild but efectual
cathartic IS required.
For sale by all druggists.
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Total on acct steam heating appar
atus nnd boiler.hOuse 70 date.
Allof whichisrespectfully submitted
O. " ARNLSTRONG [hnir'n

u. " AitASI kONG. CUuT ".
Supervisor Hoge (Walter), chairman
of The committee on mines and mining,
presented the following report of the
mine inspector which, on motion of SUI
pervisor Lewis, the same was received
and placed on file:
REPORT OF THE INSPECTOR OF MINES
OF LA SALE COUNTY TO THE BOARD
or SUPERVISORS ASSEMBLED AT OF
TAWA. SEPT. 18TH, 81
Mr. Ch0ir7nda md Gentlemen Of the
Board: In compliance with law | sub
NIT the following report on the condi-
ton of the coal mines of La Sale coun-
ty, together with improvements that
have been made during the past year.
The number of mines in the county
are Il.
Number of persons employed in and
around the mines. 1851.
Number OF persons employed as coal
miners, .2,St6.
Number of persons under sixteen
years of age. 1855.
Amount Of coal mined during the past
year, 1.l99,030 tons. showing an increase
of 57i, 100 tons In the past two years,
and only being short of the entire state
of Indiana. 5I2, 5O6 tons.
Number of brakes applied to engine
drums, 10.
Number of sets Of safety catches, Is.
Number OF cages covered with boiler
iron, II.
Number of mines supplied with es-
capement shafts during the year, I;
with active work going on to connect
others, !. All the mines in the county
coming within the law have started
their second opening, except one, and
ut is under promise to start.
Places of refuge have been made,
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Anti. Chinese cheap labor has turned up
in England and a public meeting IN Lon
don last Wednesday evening was largely
attended and called upon the government
IN strong terms TO pass laws for the pre-
vcntion the importation OF Chinese cheap
labor into the United Kingdom
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A splendid naked eye view of the comet
can now be had from j o'clock in the
morning until sunrise IN the eastern sky.
As the comet passed It's perlhelion some
days ago and IS rapidly moving away from
the sun as well as the earth, the show Will
last but few days more.
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New Styles OF Type and Low
Prices at the Free Trader Job
Printing Rooms.
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rvt.l e. a-.a. ...........-.. ..... $40, .016 -
leave to report that in pursuance of the
authority granted them at the July ses-
sion. they have contracted for the fol-
lowing work for the new courthouse,
and with the parties named, to-wit:
crats@ '.. .. ,, s795 90
NJ Ecuncr. one -taul.pipe 10 be erected
Gey OF October noxt.,.,...7.,...,...... $50 90
Diebold Lock ~ safe Co.. sets OF vault
doors. -.....- .... ....r,.,,...r... 5cs W
and connections. -. -. 10 90
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DR. ". w. WJJS', Deutcher nootor) late
~ Physician and surgeon o. the St Louis feineie
HOSPITAL. Office over Sule.s Clothing Store corner NJ
Main and Ia sale streets. Residence on south bluL
nj Mrs ReLZs. app
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lOFFIclAL,l
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Record 81 me Proceedings, orders aud
Resolutions OF tie BOdrd Of Supervisors
or tie JouDsty Of Ld Naiic and Siute Of IL
Enoi>, Commenced and Meta in ne
county court Room, ia OHotrd, ia said
county, or Tuesday, September i"th, Il.
II. 1882.
Board met pursuant to law and was
called to order by Supervisor John Mil.
Ter, chairman. Upon calling the roll
the following named supervisors an
swered to their names:
Wright Adams, Mission; Henry Bel.
linghausen, Feru; -. ID. Center, Fall
River; ID. w. COnard, Miller; John j.
Conerton, Dimmlck; Peter Donlevy,
Wallace; VIM. Drackley, Manllus; Egg.
bert $. Dresser, Groyeland; Samuel
DOnavan, Adams; Casper Fischer, Mem
dota; Martin Flaherty, Serena; John
Forristal, La Sale; c. L. Franks, Mer-
ideu; Isaac Gage, Brooklield; Joseph
Garland, Ophir; Hiram L; Gilbert, "
tawa; Amos u. Griffin, Utica; Is. "A.
Ilattenhauer. Bruce; Henry Helmig,
Peru; l.. Is. lIickok, Troy Grove; Chas.
l.. Hoffman, Eagle; Geo. W. Hoge,
Usage; Walter lloge, Bruce; Marcus j.
Lane, Allen; Edward c. Lewis, Deer
John Mclaughlin, La Sale; John
"
klns, Ottawa: w. II. Pitcher, Bruce;
~. \. Reynold, Hope; James Rhoades,
DAYTON: Louis Rohrer, NorthvilleJSol.
&. Rosenhaupt, La Sale; James w.
stevenson. Otter Greek; VIM q. Trum-
DO, Grand Rapids; Samuel c. Wiley,
Earl; Alexander Wylie, Waltham.
Supervisor Hoge (Walter) presented
a petition of the citizens of the town of
Bruce asking tor a division of the town
of Bruce into two election precincts,
which, on motion, was referred to the
committee on township organization.
Supervisor Mclaughlin presented
the following resolution which, on mo-
ton. was referred to the committee on
township organization:
RcSolrcd, That :. l.. Foster and j. j.
Carey. in connection with the assessor,
be Judges of election in the LIST precinct
in the township of La Sale, also that
Thomas Young, in connection with the
supervisor and collector, be Judges of
election at the 2nd precinct in said
township.
On motion Of Supervisor Gilbert
the board adjourned till 9 O'Clock to-
morrow morning 10 meet at the circuit
court room.
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" EDNESDAN, sept, Ioln, -.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
The number present were the same rs
Yesterday and supervisors Parr and
Truman, The minutes of yesterday
proceedings were read and approved.
Supervisor Bel.inghausen, from the
court and Jail building committee, pre-
scented the following report which was,
on motion of supervisor Perkins, re-
ceiyed and placed on file.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the
Board ~ Supervisors: Your committee
TO build courthouse and Jail beg leave
to report that the work on the court,
house is approaching compile elton, the
root being on the building and the IN,
side work being pushed forward as fast
as can be expected. Since the date OF
the last report the committee have
drawn orders on the building fund, as
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.I0uNI.IY ASYLUT

Notice Is hereby given. that on Thursdays
aUG E'ri 10 W OF each week visitors will be ad'
nttcL TO 'v Asylum. No vsltOrs admitted on m
lays. T c. GIBSON COanty Agral,
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DR. j. =. RTBUR1y, Ottawa III. Office
night isEl-'s
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nR. NVAJ. SHEPPARD. Member OF TIE
~ ROyal College Of Veterinary Surgeons England!
Fellow OF the London Veterinary Medical Associations
also Veterinary Editor DH3ioa's Spirit ar the Yuu :
can be corsued NJ his Office, On Jefferson Street hall
block West of Post ONCE. aug
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mr.. NJ. ZEN DIR, Homeopathic FhyHlclaD,
~ OTTAWA H. Offers his services % the friends of
the Homeopathic system in Ottawa in all branches Of
his profession. Particular attention give ,c treat
ment of women and children. Once In Glover q
Cooks Block. teHiG
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u K. CfRIGGS. Druggist. bookseller end stu
IL. ton err Ottawa, H. second store In Eaiuggers
Block south side OF Court House Square.
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nR. q. MILLER. the well known Oculist
~ ana Aurlst ONCE on Main street, first door west
of Rose qua shop. a9rs-auys'
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Also the committee have entered into
contract with Mr.. RIA. Rhodes for furn-
ishing the material and work for sewer
of 2O-inch tile from the new court
house to the river at the price of $l.95
per foot and Sl.50 per yard for any nee
essary rock excavation.
And, further, your committee would
report that the work in connection with
the boiler-hOuse and steam-heating APP
paratus has progressed to the satlsfac-
ton of the committee and is now near
" completed. On account or this work
the committee have drawn orders on
the general fund, as follows:
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&. ~ nrrNcAN Al. O'CpNON.
HIJNCAN & O'CONvOR, ATTORNEYS at Law.
- Office in Cameroas building. opposite clifton Do
tel. Ottawa Illinois. !uy-9 -
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THOMAS &. J'JrILERTOS. Attorney
l at Law. ONCE west Side Of Court House. V'"N''
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}arofessiOuai orar06
RHCY5.

TOXIN IL. RICE, Attorney at Law. Rrdiirl' 5
d BlocE cjtv OF Ottawa. viii practice liN lQ "a
and supreine Courts sVp-u-yr'
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nv c. TRENARN-, Attorney az Law. 0Ne'
III juHl
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MI RNEUSSII. German Rrapglst and Np5tre
vi. cary (whoesalr and rctall.) Main street 1tte
wa. H. Importer Of Drugs, Chemicals, French Cusut
Brandies. Wines, &c.
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PHYSICIAN a.

mr. I.CISDA AUrEN. once ever
IL Hoxe's store. Ia salic ST., Ottawa, III. iuul ,-m
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<yEI ASEFONVI4IGT1, Master in ChGncery, A.
" torney and Counselor 40 Law. once ia Gyiit5
Block northeast corner of court house square, Luou'
8 and 4, Ottawa, Illinois. Juh!Ui-
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c. W. w BLAKE. n Z. NoLoNE1. q,
BLAKE X NIOLO%IGN Attorneys and
ID Counseors at Law. Rooms y and 70 Opera Iau-c
Block, Ottawa Illinois guns -
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n b. SNOW, Attorney and Counselor az Law.
~. VIII practice in the courts of La sale ana ga 1,l-
ing counties. ONCE, Rooms and ArmCTy Block,
OTTAWA, III.
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CANIJEII RICHOLsOry, Attorney and
> Counselor at Law. WIN practice In the couris OF
La Sale and adjoining counties Otice west % L03i
House, Ottawa, IL. A4F4#
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r w. I3R FGVVIGI2. Attorney anu C0lnse.lrat
IL. Law and Notary pgEllc. Rooms No. II. II ana
IS, Opera House Hiuga, OTTAWA, I'D. Jal.,s
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Jesse Is IsUGHls, lawyer, Eneu1s's .gBI,s,
u Ottawa, Illinois, l-l'2-
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DANID =. CODlL, Attorney 80 Law. ce.sc,
~ Iiooms and Armorg t"oo4'z) 5.0cE, tI'"a
Illinois, docs
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II EIAIBAI4I4 LELAND, Law utlcc
l. In the Hoes & Leland Block, Oitawe, H. special
attention TO drawing wills and other Instruments, az!
to probate, chancery and All ollte business marco 81
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II, n. ARMSTRONG. q, y. CdAFNAN
kRNISrRON NO s. CHAP MAI \, Attyr'
N news and CuuEse.ors 40 Law. ottawa, i'll. Il, \.
Armstrong, Notary Public. uld-e IL IeaHeJ's BiocS'
Ottawa. JuA2, dl
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II Nj. GODFREIS~, Nj. D., /. l.. c. 8.
Al. Eduburg. Office, IN Arm0ur's new building on
Madison street, Residence, II Webster ST. auE!lT,
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nR. II. NJ. McA FSTH UE, Ottawa, III
~ Oflce In the Opera House Block. Open irum S
O'Clock A " to O'Clock P n. Residence on Benton
street. south of Illinois Avenue. lap@!'.r
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&c. BOYLE. Attorney at Law. ONCE vita
D. NJ. 4. Mooney, Opera House Block Ottawa. III.
feb2l,s0
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loans, ,E0r 5aIe, astr.
Farm for Sale.

The South Han or Section 70 r. 80 N.,R3E lfno sold
by October ls w hc ior rent For terms ana nl par
ticunts cnguro u law Office oi Ihuhs g. Fullerton, west
sluc Court House, ottawa m ur Of Richard J. Fullerton
ON the prtluiscs. lulS2@ti-'
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n NIcDOUGAIlIl,A Attorney al Law, ottl"u,
-. IL. once in Gedays Block Gco-'f
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"a. Jffy rI' 57,t wet toTttf q e a 5i
Madison streets, Ottawa, H. uny-5i0
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EDWIN 6 LELAND. HIRAM g. GILHE.T.
7 ELLA ND ) CiIII3IGE5'Is ATTORNEYS s..
IL Law. Office ia Opera House Shock Ottawa IL.
iunl4,I9
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~ GRIGGS. Attorney and Counselor a. Law.
". Oflce in Lynchs block, Main street, Ottawa, H.
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r IL. STR AVN. Attorney az Law. Careful
L. attention will he given TO The settlement Of states
and collections. Once With L. T., Bull, over City Drug
Store JAMS
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ID f.. LINCOLN. Attorney 81 Law. Cnce
ID. over No - Lassle street, west side 'i lae
Court Home OttANH. III. -l-....
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HEgRY MAYO JOHN II. wIp&RG,
MAYO * wIDNIEE, Attorney o. Law 60
M Office in Natt!pger's CLOCK, corner OF ale
and Main streets front room M stairs, Ottawa, H.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-03
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Brutal Murder in Ban Erancisco.

Brutal Murder In San francisco.
SAN Francisco, April 2.-At about IL
o'clock last night James Hamblln shot
and killed almost instantly John N. Mas
ssy in front Of the Elite saloon, on the
northwest corner Of Kearny and Norton
streets. Both men, II appears, were
gamblers, and the troubls IL believed to
have originated about an old gambling
RrudRs. Hsmblin and Massey met on
Kearny street. In the Elite saloon. and o
dispute arose between them. Massey
struck Hamblin ovsr the head with a
cane or the butt OF his revolver. Then
they came out OF the saloc6 and sep
aratsd. Hsmblin going Immediately TO
his room on Post street and arming
himself with his revolver. Hs then re-
turned to Ksarny street, and again met
Massey on the east side Of the street.
At ouoe drawing his revolver. Hamblin
then fred four shots at Massey, two Of
which took effect, Massey turned and
fed across Kesrney street, being fol.
lowed by Hamblin until he reached the
southwest corner OF Morton street.
where hs fell. Hsmblin then. with Q
dsvilish malisnity. stopped over the
PROSTATE man, and commenced to beat
him about the head. he was alarmed BY
the gathering Of spectators and the APP
prosch Of officers. Hsmblin was ar
rested and escorted 10 the city prison. A
few moments later Massey was brought
into the receiving hospital on . strstoher
and died Q moment after.
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Ansr.ses lsSsrnsai session.

BAN FRAScrsco. April "a p. NJ
Union Con-. Q. sS. Eureka Con-. AN. %;
Alta, 2 10. 2; Mono. 1 so; Bodie. ~. 90;
Martin White. ~, Z; Orc. 45c; Chollar,
7sc. Csc; Mexican. 81; Gould L Curry.2s
Confidence. Sc; California, l0e; Utah. Us
Noondsy. 1 40; Belchsr. soc; Overuan,l oc
Ophir. 2 40. 2 80; Sierra Nevada. 81, 5a;
Day. 2 sc. "a; Yellow Jacket. Csc; Potosi,
Coo; Crown Point. 45c; Day, q 10; Alpha,
A5c; Mexican. 81; overman. zoe; Savage,
75c. SOC; Bullion, 25c; Con. Virginia. 6Se;
California. lOc; Tioga. 25c; Silver King,
l6t; Halo L Noreross, 75c; Grown Point,
Albion. q 20; Union Con-. ~; G~oodshaw.
4Oc; Justice. $50; Benton, 25c; Mexican,
81; Silver King. IGN.
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Death Report for March.


The following persons died in Gold
Hill last month:
March 2-william Hoy. aged G years.
q native Of Nevada; aus Of death.
cramps.
March 8 Jossph Maillour, sc, Can
ada, pneumonia.
March 2l-Arisl Ward, 2. Nevada.
pneumonia.
March 24-Jsmss WEIGH. As. Ireland,
paralysis.
March ON. W. Hassstt. 81. Penn
~sylvania, murder.
pEArHs IN VIRGINIA.
March 6-John Cox. 81. Ireland. fell
into the Gould i Curry shaft.
March Infant child OF Annie N.
Comb, Virginia, still.born.
March 2l-Msrgaretts st. Hiliare. AZ,
Canada, hsmorrhage Of lungs.
March 16-Martin Molkenbuhr, 2S,
Germany, fell into Ward shaft.
March 20-T. II. MoGrath, 45, Ire
land, accidental pistol shot.
March 27-J. Hoffman. 90. Germany.
suicide by opium.
March 26-Alics Lyons, IL months,
Nevada. intussuscsption.
March 30-Chov Lung. "a. China,
shot while prowling around the house oil
II. McDonough.
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A Malicious charge.

An idiot. or something worse. has the
following to say in the Carson lnder OF
yesterday: "Thoss best qualified to
Judge believe that Hassstt was murdered
because no knew too much about tho
mines and there was no other motive
to the homicide. This particular muir.
der will probably never out It Is one
Of Q similar series occurring during .
number Of years past"
No such idea 10 entertained here and
NO one believes the writer Of those lines
ever heard such q charge even limited.
That the charge is false, and intellectually
false. is apparent to any one who knew
Mr.. Hassett. or knows the officers OF the
Yellow Jacket Company. II is IN out.
rage upon human dscency that . crank
(ior zone other could conceive . like
idea) Is in . position to publish such an
infamous insinuation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-03
a Bru..i Occurrences.

Saturday evening. as the Crown Point
miners were coming Of shift, two Of
them, named Hooper and Frank Coyle.
had some words in the mine while CON.
ins up the incline ladders. II 10 said
Hooper applied q vile epithet to Coyls.
who replied that in the mine vas no
place to quarrel and fight, but to wait
till they reached the surface. On top
and outside OF the works the men had .
fight. and Hooper, who had been the
aggressor. was punished pretty severely.
and he cried Enough !" At this Alfred
Thomas. also o miner. took up the hght
and was getting worsted. when be bit
Coyls In the breast. and also bit OF the
lower portion Of his left ear.
A warrant. charging Thomas With
mayhem, was issued, and he was lodged
in the County Jail. Coyle loses the soft
portion Of his ear. - his antagonist
shewsd 1t and spatit on the ground.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-03
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
Mrs. Mackay Bored by Fortune

NEW York. April "A Herald Lon.
don c~sblsgram says: Mrs. Macksy Is
exceedingly indignant at reports In Paris
Of her daughters approaching marriage
with q scion OF the Bourbons. She In.
termed Q Voaairs reporter the other day
that there was not o word Of truth In the
story. at monarch were to propose
for Miss Macksy." declared her mother.
che would be refused" Mrs. Msckay
expressed herself very stronRly on the
whole subject. She complains that she
IL besiegod by fortune hunters. III
this goes on I shall have TO post . notice
MP on the door," said the wrathful little
lady, Announcing that. In conformity
with American customs, Miss Macksy
will not have any marriage portion" A
curious commentary ON this social incl
dent is supplied by q Madrid oorresond.
emit Of the Gdulois. who. In noticing the
reports about Don Phillips, the Bourbon
In question, aud Miss Mackay. observes
that Paris does not seem to know that
Don Phillipa was married to q widow,
named Bordre, on the 18th Of February
last,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-03

A chicken with four legs was hatched
in Sir. mile canyon last week. The extra
legs grew from under the wings. 1t be.
longed to WIN. Hully. who had it pre-.
served In alcohol.
Al the delinquent sale OF the Bslchsr
Mining Company. Friday. $4,000 shares
were sold for the n~op.paymsnt OF the
ffty-oent assessment. add were taken in
by the company.
Hon. J. G. Harlow OF the Carson Ap-
peal Vas among the arrivals yesterday
morning and proposes to remain q few
days on the Comstock. He is accom-.
panied BY his wife.
Charles Forman. Superintendent Of
the Overman, Forman shaft and Gale
douia, has gone to San Francisco on
business In conaestion with the water
question.
Ex.District Attorney Frank v. Drake
10 In from Bodis looking after his fees
In the bullion penalty tax cases.
The new forty.stamp mill Of the High.
land Chief Company. at Lewis. has been
completed.
The Atlanta Mill at Dayton will start
up in . few days. as the tailings are
nearly dry.
The Lyon Mill and Mining Company
at Dayton is receiving ore from Gold
Mountain.
1t Is highly probable that work will
soon Be resumed by the Regent Com
papy.
United States Surveyor General Davis,
now Of Reno. is on the Comstock today.
Es,hetes can find the sunflower In the
show windows Of Virginia m~illinsrs.
p. II. Judge has left Csnaslaria and
gone to California.
The Carson river il rising very rap
idly.