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his understood that the Police Commtaitoa-
err had an iutesytew with General Grant ta!s
afternoon. They informed .he General Of their
view Of Tho case. ard claimed that thsy wsse r
};ene1I Grant also bad the newly appointed Po.
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upon legal !ne4sures hsfore tho courts. -
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when Il i. The purpose Of tle counsel for the old
Board 70 appear and arrguc tho cast. , -,
1lc CoEMieeioGcEs have very i:sCc lotGe OF
duty Tonight. spcclal policemen Lave beer
zworn in. An ite station heusct arc etroa2l,
! guarded. The city IL ruiet.
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with several personal encounters. OEe man. Wht
wa' bea:cn badly vas taken iE:o tho EcadQua-
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03
COUNTY BUILDING PURCHASES,

The Storey county delegation. in the
Senate, have expressed themselves unan-
imously in favor Of such legislation as
will secure. beyond a peradventure. the
County building purchase made by u
Commissioners, or q majority of them.
Mr.. Grim, Of the county Board. said he
is opposed to the purchase, on the ground
that the County is giving too much for
the structure ; though we virtually obtain
il for 500, 0OO-a building which cost
100000.
Col. Hermann. County Clerk. is also
opposed to the purchase; and he wants
the money accumulated in the General
Fund. There. in the General Fund. it
might be drawn upon, or set apart, for
salaried officers. of which class Of officers
the County Clerk is likely to become one.
Geo. F. Jones. desires the money placed
in the Redemption Fund, that certain
warrants, purchased u, rates OF from "a
cents to 10 cents, may have speedy par
payment.
The people desire the money expended
as is now voted and we congratulate the
Taxpayers on the fact that our Legisla-
latve Delegation is firm and r on the
same proposition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
DATEs 10 E1sT NIGHT:
P.'ri..Ie ses.s 4: c..sre'. yes

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A PstrissIe gceae 10 Cessress yes-
E tordsy!
WAsHINoroS, Feb: 2.-Gens. Meade,
Ord, and Thomas, were formally introduce
ed IN the House, to-day. A speech was
made by the Speaker, and the Generals
made lively responses amid applause and
waving Of handkerchiefs.
Less Of 4 Federal Ganbeat, anA Less
ofLiEe-Ansther Catastrspho-mex.
lear News.
NEW York, February 1.-The gunboas
Narcissus, from Pensacola for New York,
was totally lost at the mouth Of Tampa
Bay, with all on board:
NEW oRIzAxs, Feb. Ian engine ex-
plodsd, on the Jackson Railroad, near
Amite, killing three persons, including
Col. Forney, late Chief Of Police, and
wounding four Others. REE&
The Matamoras Ranehero, Of Jan. 9th,
says that the report that Juarez had ar
rived at San Antonio, heretofore denied,
is true.
The Imperial troops have occupied
Bagdad. H%o"
A better condition of affairs prevailed
at Monterey. d,
The Imperial gunboats have crossed
from Brazos TO the mouth Of the Rio
Grande. and English, French and Spanish
war vessels are cruising at the mouth Of
that river.
All is quiet along the frontier.
General Wright had arrived to investi.
gate the Bagdad affair.
WASHINGTON, February 2d.-An Off
cial statement Of the, public debt on Feb
ruary LIST shows a total Of 81, 1924, 3sl, 500.
The amount Of coin IN the Treasury 10
$~5l,443,l6l. The amount of currency,
$56.060, 1876.
CHICAGO. February .2.-The Overland
Mail of January 10th passed through to-
day.
The Rev. Henry n. Dexter, Of Boston,
is called to edit the Pacific, a religious
newspaper at San Francisco He will
probably accept.
The Supreme Court Of the Unitcd
rst BgES states. Ntst.E
WASHINGTON, February 1.-The Su-
preme Court has granted a petition for
mandamus, allowing an appeal from Judge
Fields decicion in the San Francisco Pu-
eblo case. The Justices were five to four
for the nppeal-the Chief Justice and Jus
tees Greer and Miller sustaining Field,
who gave the dissenting opinion. Tn.
Conness bill, confirming the original do.
cision and conveying the land to the city,
will be reported fayorabIy this week, and
may pass. This would prevent further
litipation. ctri f24rea 1hn iHt' rhiAN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03
THE NEW

There is Bill now before our Legisla-
ture, giving authority to a new telegraph
line to do business in this State. The
merits Of the Bill arc perfectly understood
BY the members Of the Legislature, and
will come up for Anal action in the Senate
on next Thursday. As far as we have
have been able to ascertain the senti-
ments Of the business men OF Vir-
ginia and Gold Hill, the authorizing Act
meets with their entire appreciation. and
we have no hesitancy In declaring that it
is the most popular measure for business
men, whose tariff for te%lssraphing in this
State has amounted to large sums each
whichis now before 6urlsw-makers.
I'VE shall advert TO this matter again.)
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03
DARK DAYS.

We speak not of the weather, but Of the
dark days which just now surround the
financial affairs Of Storey county. There is
money in the Treasury, and it would seem
as though the turkey-buzzards Of hell were
lowering around to inappropriate ito
gobble it up for specializing and for the
salaries of Office -holders. There are now
near fifty thousand dollars Of county
money on hand. Of which the Building
Fund has $4,000, which the people de-
sire. and q majority Of the County Com
missioners desire. TO have invested in the
purchase Of a Court House. so that the
county may be rid Of paying from twelve
to fifteen thousand dollars rent per an
mum. But certain persons do not wish to
see this saving to the county. The last
dodge that we have heard, is Colonel Her
mann, our County Clerk, going down to
Carson (he went yesterday to operate on
our legislators, and to get them to trans
fer the money now in the Building Fund
to the General Fund, so that about the
first Of March be can apportion a large
amount Of it to pay the salaries Of the
District Judges. to pay his own salary as
Auditor, as clerk Of the Commissioners,
etc., lin all about $1,000 per annum as
salsry.) and such other salaries and ex-
penses as may be drawn from the General
Fund! The different funds OF the county
the School. the Salary, the General, and
whatever other funds there are, are all
fully supplied to meet their demands-ous
the idea is to get all the money nov in the
Building Fund, either to meet the vora-
cious demands Of scrip-sharps, or to get 1t
into the General Fund, so that the Office
holders Of the county can draw their sala-
ries in adronee. quarterly, and be provided
for in tina, way for the balance of the
year! The county may go to the devil,
and pay all the rent the same as it has been
~doing-jus; so that the easy-chair cush-
toned ofice-holders get their pay!
Two of our County Commissioners,
Messrs. White and Denny, are entitled to
the gratitude of the community for their
strenuous exertions to buy a Court House
with the funds which have been collected
for that purpose. and to head-off the
schemes Of scrip-sharps, and Others.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03

TIVE ScALY BIRDs.-A correspondent
of the San Francisco BSlhtin, writing
from this State. says that Sandy Baldwin
is . candidate for Governor, Curt. Hillyer
is q candidate for Supreme Judge, and
Hayden, the ~hypocritical aspiraie OF the
Assembly, is an asp;rant for Attorney
General honors! B. c. Whitman is also
mentioned as a candidate for U. S. sena-
tor. to succeed Nye. 1t is not mentioned
what position on the State ticket Is TO be
taken or accepted (condescendinsly)' BY
the ofice-boy in Stewards old Office; but
ii is fair to presume that nothing short OF
Clerk Of the Supreme Court will tempt
his ambition. A-large number Of simple
folks labor under the strange hallucina-
ton that the great c~opartnership has been
sufficiently represented in representative
capacities, or otherwise. May be SO. As
for Hayden Tor Ayden), his opinion on the
$50 warrants so nearly comedies with the
one already expressed by Attorney Gen
eral Nourse. that he is not an available
candidate on that special and very import
ant issue Of the coming canvass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03

C.L. vALLESDIoRAH being announced
to speak, at the t~ime-honorsd Democratic
pow-wow In Columbus, on the 9th Of Janus
n, 1 correspondent Of the State Journal pro-
poses the following text for his discourse,
taken from a speech made By Mr.. Valllndis.
ham in the House Of Representatives, Janua.
~ IA, 1885 :
2 Hence, In my deliberate judgment, African
slavery, % an institution, Will come out Of
this conflict fifty fold stronger than when the
war began. noss13
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03

OrrosIrIoS.-Is appears from notice
in the Grass Valley Unios, that the Cen.
trail Plsitc, Railroad will have a little op.
position in that line. A responsible man
agrees to deliver goods there from Mays,
vile, the year round, at an average Of Ave
bits . hundred!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03
IorrERIEs AND GAMING.

In the Assembly. on yesterday, there
was passed, by one vote, a bill which Mr..
Glover 6tly characterized as a "Blue-iight
Bill" a genuine specimen Of hypoerit law.
1, is u bill to prevent gaming, to prevent
church fairs from INDUCING in "fortune
Wheels" grab bags" etc. It is Of that
kind Of "good bill" which is good"
for the benefit Of ministers Of the law. who
might have the disposition to pay domicil-
iary visits to houses Of gentlemen, who
allowed their guests, at small parties. to
indulge in . game of cards.
As to the possible effect, in stopping or
attempting to stop gaming in club-rooms
of gaming bills, the ab~surdi,y Of them has
been demonstrated over and over again.
in this section of the country. The true
plan. unquestionably. is to license gaming
at a heavy quarterly sum ; confne club
rooms to upper stories Of buildings; fix
penalties, perhaps, for deeoying youths
under certain years Of age into the game.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03
A A PETITION.

A petition, representing the really wish
esof Tie business men Of Virginia and
9t5old Hill, on the subjes. Of purchasing
the Court House. now occupied by the
county. is being circulated, and contains
the signatures Of nearly all thu, principal
business men Of both cities in favor Of the
proposltion. ~. IA, no !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03
Funeral NOIlce.

THE MEMBERS OF EAGLE L.
L Engine Company No. 3 would
respectfully invite all the members
Of tho Virginia and Gold Hill Fro@
Department to be present at thelr Hall, SUN.
DAY. February 4th, at l o'clock p. ~, and join
In paying the last tribute Of respect to THOMAS
PEASLEY, their late Foreman. ceTgy2 ri
ES JOHN b. MCINTOSH,
fr3 1t Acting Foreman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03

TIE boy who was caught looking into the
future, has been arrested for trying to see the
show without paying.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03
STRAYED,,

an FRIDAY, FEBRUARY I'd,
~ In tho afternoon, . Dark BayrA
Mare, with an American saddle on andAn
bit. at the time she ran away.
Tho finder will be suitably rewarded by 70.
turning the same to the Gold Hill Mill. fe3 n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03
Funeral NOtico.

TINE SEVERAL FIRE COM. -
L panies CT Virginia will meet at
the Engine House Of Eagle Engine
Company No 3, on SUNDAY, Feb-@
ruary 4th. at | o'clock P. NJ, to pay the last
tribute Of respect to their deceased brother FIRE.
man, THOMAS PEASLEY. Tho several Com.
panies Of Gold Hill and Carson are respectfully
invited to attend, by Chief ". r. Wnllams, In be-
half Of the Virginia Fire Department.
"aIAgs no H|} A. F. MCKAY, President.
+, e, HARRINGTON, Secretary. felt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03

WHAT one knows It b useful semsumss
10 forget.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03
Deaths.

PEASLEY-ln Carson, February Cd, Thomas
Peasley. u native Of New York City, In the
thlrty.I sixth year Of his age. 5r.lgs gEU
1.-THE funeral will take place tomorrow, at
O'Clock, from No. IS engine house, B street
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully In.
yited to attend without further notice..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03

Atteniion, Liberty Hos Co. Ne. 4,
Geld Hill.
THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEETING
this SATURDAY. evening, February Sd,
to make arrangements for the funeral obsequies
Of our late brother fireman. THOMAS PEAS.
LEY. By order Of the Foreman.
W. II. II. LEE.
Z. A. GAMBLE, First Assistant. fe3 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03
Mortgages.


HOLBROOK-HURD-At Sacramento, on the
Goth instant, Hon. Charles Holbrook and Miss
Susan Hurd. daughter Of N. s. Hurd, Of Sscrs.
mentO. q HH.afH H.H.# Nuu HLlF. HEt|.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03
NEW TO-DAY.

Attention., Yellow Jacket Hose Com.
rn pany Ne. ..
THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEETING
l. OF the Company held at the Hose Carriage
House on SUNDAY, February 4th, at u o'clock
punctually, to attend the funeral Of your de-
ceased brother fireman THOMAS PEASLEY.
q. W. AYLSWORTH, Foreman.
G. A.. Hart, Secretary. fe3 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03

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Welt, Al Bank or cal; ?. D. Hsadly. All W..
?. 4 Col John q. Nlls, Esq. $50 SdS7S 6rS'
VIReIrA-R r. HptinEI 4 Co; Paxtoa 4
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03

~LINcoLN's BIRTHDAY.
A communication was received from the
Citizens Committee, of Carson, extending
an invitation to the House and attaches
to participate in the ceremonies ofthe BIRTH
day of Abraham Lincoln. on the 18th inst.
Accepted, and Messrs. Wood, Hudson and
Hinckley were appointed to advise the
committee of the fact.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03


at the political. financial or other strategy
Of the opposition, a new Hospital contract,
stealthily and without n word Of notice
to the people or the medical profession
who would have liked to have started bus
mess on the capital Of the county-that q
great contract was to be given out, and
that bids would be invited at q certain
day in the future; we say, that while the
people were wondering, two Of the Com
missioners, Mr.. Grim at the head, gave
u the Hospital contract for one year,
giving the lucky medicos, Drs. Tucker s.
Bronson. the furnished Hospital and
$4,000, in gold coin. to look after the sick
Of the county. which contracts mounts
to from 81 to 90 per day for each patient!
Well, what 10 the position Of the Double
Ads. On this contract-his stcindls of colos-
sal proportionsf It roars not, neither does
il froth at the mouth. It murnun no
complaints il whispers no vengeance. Il
is silent-as mum as a weasel under q
snow-bank I; as taciturn as was DR.. Bates,
on the witness-stand. before q Sacramento
Court. What has stopped its pious
mouth: Who feeds with rich, warm
mush, these swine Of the Quartet Tucker
is no longer an outlaw, but the organ is
now to him, amicaS ,sque I'D aras. Why
this changer II is evident that there ISIS
mighty power in motion somewhere.
Jones, Tucker. Grim 6 Co. know what
they are about, and know when It Is cheap
to purchase an organ at . large or q small
price. What is the organs price for
white washing rascality. and to make
friends with those it has wsrred strongly
against-as for instance, Jones, Smith,
Tucker ct air aGl
The people Of Storey county should
deal with that sheet and its dsbauched
conductors a. partseeps cyiminis in those IN.
famous swindles that have characterized
some OF the public acts in this county for
a long time past. So bs il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03

THE UNDERSIGNED. ESTABLISHED Az
J. AssAyer eight wears In Csr:iornih, And for over
two years In HevEia tGold HUI. VIII attend TO any
business entrusted 10 .;Ii With prouptneN and
frapA
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-21
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fransSff9en 9ampfer, Ben Dertartten Bos, poue els
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seSes Snitruntent aaf fiinf Sabre sAGrartitt uni
fperben unter aufittbt Ses GERM s. 8. Grppefte cen
fubrisirt, ber cine pratiide Griabruns Hber IS
Sabre BAT unb Der aber ii 900 gianos ieIbft seHai
but. unfsre gOrtbete befabisen uns, unfere Sabri'
tate BON Dollars biastt su perfaufen, els IL
genS cine dnSere Sebrit.s ND iu ri
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fur Den nobeIn @On9reB Der Ser. StaaS
ten, Der, Bonn golfe erpabIt, aud bic
@nli9ten 6cs Bottles ausipri1t. aazs
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lid unseIe9en fein loHen, Der ,staats !
3eituns" iiberaII gerbreitafns gu seben.
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redtlid Oenfen6en 0lanilera ltterifiist
perOen miibte. lln6 tuaHrltd beoarf
cine 8eitung lnteritilsune, bic es iid
sur Sufeabe madt, 2oDaIitat unO
6ortf6ritt in Der @lfe Der fiios
Ii9en Staaten gu preOieen. m easss.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-21
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