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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-07
Hospital Supplies.

EN- PURSUANCE OF THE THIRTY SECOND
section of an Act entitled "An Act providing
for the government Of the county of Sacramento"
approved April 25 1865 scaled proposals will be
ceived by the Board OF Supervisors of said county up
to IL o'clock A. NJ,
APRIL 10, 1892,
For furnishing supplies to the COUNTY HOSPITAL
of the county of Sacramento, State Of California,
for the term of three months, commencing APRIL l9,
1887 and ending JULY 10. 1882.
EF List Of articles to be supplied can be seen on
application at the office on the County Clerk.
All bids to be left with the County Clerk.
No bids viii be considered unless accompanied by
sureties
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
EIr At the same time and place. bids will be re-
ceived for WOOD as follows Fifty Cords OF second
Growth or Mountain White Oak, TO be delivered at
the County Hospial, and twenty-five Cords Of the
same quality to be delivered &C the County Jail.
m2Std THOS. H. BERKEY. Clerk.
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The Hussar Band
OF SACRAMENTO.

"AvING ORGANIZED A BRASS AND REED
I'll Band under the above name, composed Of
eighteen of the principal musicians Of this city, We
are prepared TO furnish class music for all coca
sions at reasonable rates. All communications will
receive prompt attention. FRED. MELVILLE,
Leader and Business Manager, 3cli street.
L. D. JONES,
m24tpim Business Manager, sl2 X street
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TEAM AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
AS FOLLOWS:
IA A. M.-{Sundays excepted)-Accommo
os'sV dation Train to Marysville, Red Bluff and
Redding
900 s !: a:-pai's'-0- P rnisF'n' Train t"
>,aA A. M.-Daiy)-C P Pacific Express, via
ts~S Benicia, for San Francisco
1890 sS sses fssSs Fs for
San Francisco, touching at al way ports
on the Sacramento river.
tI,0A A. ss.-tSundays exceptedl-P Passenger
lA'OO Train for Woodland, Williams snd vii
5o n 55SDss. =. San al. E as pI rssss
Train for lone and at Lathrop with the S. P.
Atlantic Express for MADEIRA, Newhall
(San Buenaventura and Santa Barbara),
Los Angeles, Yuma, Narcopa (Prescottl,
Tucson Benson (Tombstnne) Demlng,
N NJ (or A. T. & S f. K. y and
Rogers lei Paso), 1885 miles from San
Francisco. Connecting also at Niles for
San Jose.
$50 .:, Me dSso sa Bu r ssa saa ls
portland, oregou(.
OLA i. M.@Daiy)-Passenge Train for Col.
XIV fax and way Stations.
S.SA =. M.-(Daiyl-san Francisco Passenger
csCV Train, via Benicia.
s,ss y. M.-DaiIy)-Local Train to Lathrop,
ITO connecting with S p. SFngraut Tram
for Deming.
e,ss y. N.-iSundays excepted Passenger
O'Ec Train for Woodland and Knights Land
1.ss p. m.-(Daily)-c. P. Atlantic Express
sCO for Coliax Reno carson and Virgina),
Battle Mountain (Austinl Palisade
(Eureka), Ogden, Omaha and East.
7. H. GOODMAN. .Gen1 Passr and Ticket Agent
ja9-4ptf
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Sale OF the ChrOnicle"-Not a Pleasant
Mining Outl06k-small-POx Police
COmmIssion-The O'Brien Estate-Etc.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REoKD-usros.l
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BUSINESS CARDS

A SSAYER AND CHEMIST, Nc. SIT ! SnhEET,
"A Sacramento, Cal. AL Assays and Chemical
Analysis aecurstely carried out az short notice and
moderate rates. Mining Property Sold and Goli
Purchased. Instructions given IL Blow pipe Assay
ing. tSESD goR CiRcUIAR.l a2-spim
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G. II. KnEes 4 co.,

Z IMPORTERS AND DEAL KRIS u PAINTS, OILS.
Z Glass, Varnishes, Brushes, Wall Paper, Wax
Flower Goods and Picture 2ieii,nss, Painters ard
Artists Materials. Sole AGENTS TOR Averiiis Mixed
Paints, Building Papsr. No. 6z6 street, Saera-
mento, Csl. aI-4pu
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CARRIE q UE0Ly.

CONTRACToRS AND BUILDERS, &RE PRE-
u pared to do all kinds Of work IN .hel line, in
city or country Principal place % business Sac-s-
mento Shop, No. llis SeeoGd street, between
and L. Postofhoe Box, No, sla, SaegE1en-n.
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LIVERPOOL, April 9th.
San Francisco Meat Market.

LIVERPOOL, April 9th.
WHEAT-Cafornia spot lots frmer ut 9s Sd to
ga Hid. Cargo lots ASS Sd for just shipped,
as Sd for nearly due and AIS Cd for of coast.
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City Board of Examination

WILL HOLD AN EXAMINATION FOR AP-
plielnts for teaehers' certificates at the High
School Building, northeast corner Ninth and NJ
Streets, commencing at $50 A. ", April 18th.
IB CI a6-td
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MANUFACTURER or BCH0 SCBAPERS
W. Iron Doors, Jail CesS, Shutters, RSiiiugs,
Gratiugs Homework and Black snlithing in general,
No. $50 street, between Fifth and sixth. Second
hand Doors for sale. E22-4pd
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PRCPOs ALS
FOR
Forage and Straw.

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION OF PACIFIc)
AND DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA,
Office Of Chief Quartermaster, Preside OF
San Francisco, Cal, april 5, 1882.
CEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLTCATE, SUB,
- ject to the usual conditions will be received at
this Office and at the offices Of the Quartermasters
of the following named posts, until IL o'clock A.
San Francisco time, on
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PIKE & YOUNG,

MARRIAGE MANUFACTURE
err, corner Of Fourth and -CsZsSSes1A
/ streets, Sacramento, have on Ss-1t-fs-$t,-
hand the largest assortment Of - NJ -
Carriages Wagons and Buggies to be found in Ssc-s
mentn. which thev sell at very low rates. mlstl
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MOHnY 8 rIIsIToETn,
e. L. R,tIlycs 3 20

nEALEes IN CHIMNEY PIPE. SEWER PIPE
~ Drain Tile, Stoneware, Crsclery, Glassware
Majolioaware, Decorated sud Pain Flower Pots etc.
Nc. 81 street, Sacramento Ca. sl-4p1m
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II. II. PETTFT,

VTHoLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
w Foreign and Domestic Cr-srs Tobacco Gig
arettes, Pipes, etc Always on sd fun stock Of
all classes OF goods in my lfne 4. IL PETIT.
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EMPoRTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
4 in Fine Brandies, Wines ana IIOuors. AGENTS
for Dr. Jaffe's Celebrated Circaous Bitters also,
agents FOR Litton Springs soi.sc. water, sonoua
county, California No. III B1tree,, between Fourth
and Fifth ras5-.pitn
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J. A. CyNNIsGaAss,

CSACRAMENro BOILER AID IRON WORKS,
= street, between Front sud Second, Sacra-
Inento Manufacturer OF Stem Boxers, Sheet lion
Work. etc. Also, all kinds OF - airing. Chang ng
Portable Boilers from Wood % Etvsw Burners
Speciality. n6-4pH
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CARRIAGES

EIGHT GOLD AND FIGHT SILVER MEDALS,
r. iIS F,-.t Class Premiums for the best work
from the geclanicS Fair, Ssn Francisco, and the
different Ciate Fairs held in this Sa Snd Ncyada.
RI One Il my EuS.1ss Is worth SIX Cheap
EGstsrG Bugy.ss
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DH, WALLACE a, paF<sGs

EFAs REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESI-
IN dence to DR.. G.. i. S,g1-o0n5' Building,
street., between Second and Thiri Office hours: S
10 \. n, II A. ~ to p ~. egd 20 y. N. rnl2-b
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Il. y. ROOT. ALEx. EEIisos J. pRISCoL.
Roof, NEtEseR = o..


TNIoN FoUNDRY-yBoN AID BRASS
4 Founders and Msehinitg Front street, be-
tween N and o. Castings and Machinery Of svery
description made to oriei. E2i-4plr
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DIX. KATCE,

OFFICE, 81 sTREET-oFEICE HOURS:
A. NJ, and 1890 to r.M milf
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BENSON 3 FISHER.

EtARRIAGE-PAN AND NRE
Trimming slsn, al kinds Of C-e-.5-7f1 ~
signs. The cheapest and best place tSsSE>Is{'
in the city for firsb ass work. Give >~--S<-
us a call and be convinced. Second street, between
X and [. m2)4pd
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VIVA. GUrrENl:Ess.egN,

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND Ma
L chin,et, Front ard n Gtrsets- Manufacturer Of
auttenherger's Horse Powers PsteSt Ground Roller
and Clog Crusher and Barley Ailh. 81 kinds Of
Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, Three IAllor Patent Hay
Pryssea ral-ipln
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DIX. w. II. BALDWIN.
w. A. RUGIlsea, II. D.,

nFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
" corner of Second and streets. Once Hours
lOA. NJ to I2M;3P NJ to So H. and Z p MINIS I'm
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ToMEoPATHIc PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
IA OfBcs, southM est coraer OF Seventh and j
streets, in Brytes new building up stairs. Resi-.
denee southeast corner Of Seveath AID n streets,
Sacramento. Office hours 10 and 10 g P. NJ.
m25-4plJa
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-30
MONT ma.
Its Resources and General Pros.
perity.

Its Resources and General Pros
perity.
Montana's record for 1892 will be q su-
perb one. With an increase of some $50
miles of railroad, opening to occupation
the richest mineral, pastoral, forest and
agricultural lands of the Territory; with
an increase during the year of $4,000 per-
manent residents, and a thorough peace
established among the red mon, Montana
has in twelve months received that for
which she has vainly struggled for nearly
twenty years. This year the giant Terri
tory produces nearly $1,000, 900 worth Of
bullion, markets SO, 900 head of cattle and
5000, 900 pounds of wool. The h~arvests
have been abundant and prices better than
for years. Some so, 900 acres have been
added to the cultivated area. Important
new mineral fields have been discovered,
and about 100, 900 head of cattle and some
100, 500 head of sheep have been put upon
the vast stock ranges in addition to the
regular increase from herds formerly there.
The assessed valuation of the Territory
has increased about thirty per cent, and
such a boom in the building of cities and
improvement of village property was
never known. A geologist has predicted
that Montana will some day be the great
est coal-producing State in the Union.
She certainly will lead every State, Texas
alone excepted, in the production Of beef,
mutton and wool, and many say of gold
and silver. The field for new capital, new
muscle and new enterprise is almost
boundless. Emigration to such a country
is success in life-the right to emigrate
there is q valuable privilege,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-30
WHITE PINE ITEMS.
Cherry Greek Nsws, Nov. IS.


The Reflex says: An offer of $40, 900
was made for q piece Of mining property
in Taylor 3 few days ago, but it was re-
fused.
Tim Shine has bought the race horse
Bullet Neck from Mike Walsh. Tim will
put him in trim to hunt rabbits with.
A match race for 81 600 q side has been
arranged between Pete Weber and Ben.
Miller, to be run by their two-year-old
colts over the Cherry Creek course next
July. A forfeit of $3.50 each has been put
up.
We learn that the Grand Jury at Hamil-
ton have found a true bill against James
Strange for the killing Of William Garri-
son. 1t is strange Strange canno be
found. He has left for parts unknown.
Nose Lyon, an old resident of Treasure
Hill, and q former member of the Legisla-
ture from this county, gave us u brief call
Wednesday evening. We see by the Eu-
reka papers that Mr.. Lyon will be a candi-
date for Warden of the State Prison, be-
fore the incoming Legislature. A better or
more capable man could not be selected to
fill the place.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-30
SON

Hon. George W. Cassidy returned last
night from California.
The condition of Mrs. A. L. Fitzgerald,
who is very ill with pneumonia, was no bet
ter last night.
Miss Dollie Brooks, who has been spend
ing several months in San Francisco, re-
turned last night.
D. @. Murphy, a gentleman recently
arrived, intends opening a writing and
bookkeeping school.
Miss Anna Reece came up last night
from Palisade. She will remain here a
few days with her parents.
Internal Revenue Collector Shannon,
who is down with pneumonia, was report
ed a little better last night.
District Attorney Thackston Of White
Pine County zane over yesterday in com
pany with Sheriff Ed. Raum.
Mrs. A. E. Kaye will leave tomorrow
morning for California, where she will
spend the Winter with her mother and
sisters.
John johnson wa brought in from the
Silver Nugget mine in Pinto District Tues
day, having been taken ill with lead pois-
oning. He is now stopping with Charles
Sjoberg, at the Richmond clearinghouse,
Ruby Hill.
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A COM ETARY.
NeW FORK Post, 1853.

NeW fOFH IOSt, looo'
mysterious stranger, startling each star-gazer
Oh, most eT orb-itant celestial blszerl
Tel me, 1 pray, of your sidersdl status;
Belong you to the posse cometd-tuS
or Heavenly spheres, enrolled to leep TIL
peace
largo a member of the Golden FleeceN
But stars no longer serve in the police,
So this can't be, 1 think I've found You out;
You've been tale-beariDg mid the stars, nc
doubt
Have you made Jupiter of juno jealous?
Earth wants enlightening, SO in Latin tellus,
Quod fit cometd memo Sibi S01te,
Contentus est? EVENT sape forte.
A parallax of rupees for an answer,
BY Gemini explain it if you Cancer;
Have You been serenas1ing female stars
To the intense disgust of pas and Mars
Who think your sparkling round q base intru-
Your kisses but elliptical delusion?
1t may be you've eclipsed that thievish hero,
And some cold night Sent Mercury toward
zero.
Or, d d you wink at Venus and enrage her?
At least you're point d at by Ursa Major.
Don't hope to parse me with your declination,
I'm bent intensely on an explanation.
You cannot hide as through the heavens you
sail,
That you're a stsr and "thereby hangs a tail. -
I've Saturn hour waiting for your story,
Though non comet al. be OK ptdnet-ory.
| fear you've risen above your proper station,
BY mean attraction gained our elevation
For some pacific cause assume your gravity,
l see both through yourself and your deprsv-
ity
Why persist in such eccentric courses?
are they internal, or external forces,
Thatg guide your actions as through space you
roll?
Do you revolve on a magnetic pole
Like this same world of ours? 1 hope l ariS
a proper question, for belief it taxes
10 think you wander in this course cratic.
without plane reason. Are You systematic
IN what you do? There now you're out Of
sight
without so much as bidding me good night.
That's very rude, but yet 1 gather from it,
You mean 10 tell me that l cannot comet."
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A Dali MNrket.

The San Francisco Daily Stock Ey.
change Of the 9th says the market was
very heavy that morning. The informal
session was dull and fiat. There was no
business worthy of the NAME, and the boys
looked IS if they would just as soon be
asleep, as executing the few beggarly orders
their books contained. There seems to be
no balm in Gilead for the broken spirit Of
the market. 1t is like q whipped school.
boy that is afraid to turn one way or the
other. or y balky horse that makes a spir-
tied effort to go forward. but would rather
go backward, and drag his driver with
him. The market shows no disposition to
come to the front, and carry out the pre-
dictions of the oracles who asserted that
about holiday times its course would be
upward and onward. II tell you what it
is," said an old operator this morning,
II notice the old fellows in the Board who
have money don't want to touch stocks.
And that makes me feel uneasy. Not that
l think a broker knows a bit more about
how the market is going to turn than any
other man. but nobody seems inclined to
deal, and / don't blame EN-"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-30

Prof. Dan De DULLES Opinion of
Them.

San Francisco Daily Report.
The 28-inch footprints found in the Ne
vada State Prison yard engaged the atten-
ton of the Academicians at Columbus
College on Nov. II. Prof. Marsh believes
that the footsteps were made by a species
Of gigantic sloth, the name of the genus
being the moratorium. Prof. Lecompt
is looking for the bones of the animal. A
member of the academy seemed to doubt
the theory of Prof. Marsh, because sloths
had claws, and of such the tracks show no
traces. Prof. Marsh replied that if the
tracks were made in quite soft mud the
traces of the claws might have disappeared
before the mud hardened into stone or,
on the other hand, even if the mud was
hard enough to receive the impression and
keep it, sand might have drifted in and
obscured the claw marks. All the MEM
bers of the academy think the footsteps
are those of a man, or animal, which ap-
parently wore sandals. This opinion coin
cides with that expressed some weeks ago
by Prof. Dan De guile of Virginia (Nev.),
whose original investigations into the
mysteries of science nave repeatedly at
tracted the attention of Eastern and Eu-
ropean savants. Prof. De guile studied
the phenomenon with all the ardor of a
natural scientist, and finally evolved the
theory that the man who made the tracks
had his feet tied up in gunny-sacks, to
keep them warm, a custom that to this
day prevails in Nevada during the Winter
season. The Academicians should CORE
spond with Prof. Dan De guile and Sc
cure his views in detail. He is easily ap-
preached and never feels SO happy as
when shedding the light of his intellect
on some abstruse problem.
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In an indirect way we learn that the
Richmond Company has agreed on better
terms with trlbuters in regard to the ex-
traction Of low grade ore. The company
is said to nave made such improvements
at the furnaces that smelling oan be done
much moro economically than heretofore.
Ore as low as SIS per ton, it is said, will
now be taken from the tributers, for
which the miners are to be paid at the
rate of So so per ton. II this be a fact,
the vexed question, "What shall we do
with our low grade ores2" appears to be
solved. 1t is, however, problematical
whether the company will buy ore of such
low grade, or whether they will smelt only
what is drawn from their own mine. This
matter mine-owners will no doubt soon
discover for themselves.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Ehe Eight for the Interchangeable
CONFERENCE.-The.

hhe EaSlS Tor Inc
CONFERENCE.-The.
CARSON, Nov. 90, 1882.
The people who wan Offices in the next
Legislature, or that the Legislature can
confer, are already coming in. The prin-
cipal thing in hat way spoken OF now Is
the Wardenship of the State Prison. This
is strictly a Republican affair. and we
Democrats are outside Of the pale alto
gether, but we can indulge ourselves in
gossip about it any way. w. D. O. (Bill)
Gibson is in Carson, and will remain here
to make the fight for Warden. He is q
man much respected in his party, and it is
generally conceded that he has claims
upon his party people which they cannot
we'll ignore. He will be backed strongly
by the party sentiment of Storey County,
but the powers that nodded things hith-
erto and doled out the loayes and fishes IN
Nevada seem lately to care nothing about
the course of appointment if they had to
show their hands or exert themselves very
much. The Bonanza people have no
longer any interest of this sort, and Sena-
tor Jones seems to be engrossed with the
cares that beset those who are, or are
presumed to be-, near the throne. In other
words Mr.. Jones is thought now to be
using his "iut1uence" in only wider and
more natural matters. Hence, probably,
Gibson will have less strength than he
might have otherwise. Lieutenant Gov
ernor elect Laughton seems to be The
coming man. He has been proved very
popular, and the idea that anything will
be saved by depriving him of the Warden
ship seems not to nave much force in the
count, as the salary might just as we'll be
paid him as anybody else. That he would
make a good officer is conceded. He may
be said to have the pole just now, and II
he is disposed to make a vigorous fight, he
will probably knock dow the persimmon.
Carson is still a substantial business
place, slow and quiet, but sure and solid.
There is no rush, but a good deal going
on in a monotonous way.
People, families and heads Of families,
are still leaving Virginia in q continuous
stream. The train up to the Oomstock,
the Conductor OF the V. & 7. tells me, ID
about az light as the Hamilton stage GU
Of Eureka, while every night coming down
the cars are crowded with outgoing moth
ers and fathers and children. Nobody
khows whether the bottom has fallen on
OF the ComstockS out a great many have
found themselves growing sick and hun
cry by trying to subsist on mere hope.
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FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook Of tho
Sentinel's Reporter.
office to-morrow.

Scraps from the Notebook of the
Sentinei's Reporter.
No session of Stock Board to-day.
The aver. welcome pay-days are close al
hand.
Everybody and their wives will be at
the G. A. r. ball tonight.
Religious services will be held in all
the churches this morning.
A fine performance will be given at the
Truckee Concert Hall this evening.
Dancing at the G.. A. r. ball this evening
will commence at $3.50 o'clock sharp.
1t is reported that Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express Office at Typo will be abolished.
Persons having bills against the county
should present them by Saturday OF this
week.
Jake Coin has changed his mind and
will not dispose of his elegant household
furniture at auction.
All the leading restaurants will vie with
each other to-day in serving the finest
Thanksgiving dinners.
The Board of County Commissioners
will meet next Monday, provided there are
enough of them here for a quorum.
Mrs. Hunter, Matron of the County
Hospital, will spread a fine turkey dinner
to day for the inmates of hat institution.
The telegraph, Postoffice and Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S express office, will observe
Sunday hours to-day, and the banks and
county Offices will be closed.
The Phoebe Record says the departure of
the stage from that place to Eureka has
been changed, and 10 leaves at noon in
stead of 8 o'clock in the morning.
The Shakespeare Glass met last night,
and parts were assigned from " Hamlet"
The class will meet again at the parsona &c
On Wednesday evening next at 1880 O'Clock.
1t is currently reported on Ruby Hill
that Jim Hancock, ar old Comstock and
Phoebe miner, will take the place of Fore
man Bice upon Superintendent Reads
return.
Matrimonial rumors are flying about
Ruby Hill, and if they all eliminate in a
visit to the minister there will be a lively
social time in the near future among our
neighbors.
From miners who have Travelled over
Ruby Hill and Prospect Mountain we
learn that assessment work is being very
generally done, a matter that augurs well
for the faith the owners of locations have
in their respective properties.