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quarter Of Section 1, Township Is N, r Is 3. l66
acres, at lo6; the NV fract quarter Of Section I,
same Township, III acres. at III; the Sc quarter
Of Section /, same Township, Ito acres, at 100;
the Nv quarter Of Section I, same Township, 16O
acres. at leo; the Ne quarter Of Section II, same
I. .wn-hip, I6O acres, at 500; the Sc quarter of
Section II, same Township, 100 acres. at 500;
the SW fractional gu rter of Secfi n III, same
Township, 81 acres, at sos the NE quarter of
Section Is, SINE Township, loo acres, at $50; the
NV quarter of section Is, same Township, loo
acres ut leo: the Sc quarter of Section Il, same
Township, ltO acres, at 100: the SW quarter OF
Sectio" Is. same Township. loO acres at To-:
the z quarter and sW fractional qnarter Of Sec
tim So, Township IGN, is y, 200 acres, ut 30;
the Sc quar- er Of Secti n 81, Township l6 y, ls
E, leo acre.. at 500; he SW arti"nal qu rter OF
section 81. Township Ii n, X 10 =, leo &C, es- at
S 0; the SW quarter If Section SO, Township II
\. X 1917. ito acres at leo: the : + quarter #
Section So, Township 10 \ u IL r, leo acres, at
Sos: the w quarter If Sect 80. I wnshp IS
n X 10 E. loo acre at ltO; total l, rs. Tax
and delinquei cy, s0' ~. Che alb v" ttse-
, Delinquency a. undrr the assessment f II the
fiscal year 1S69
The AMI delinquency in the above cases
FOR 1865, are payable in currency, and the st.
n coin: and the taxes. delinquency and SIS, in
he above cases FIR 1854, all payable in coin.
ptyn.ent bei,,r- ju igInenr he ma to the
yerk OF the Count in which the suits pending.
Carson City, April 6, 1870.
TIL IS. WELLS.
Dist. Atty. Ormsby Co =, New.
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Notice Of suits
CONNIE nced.

nIsTgIsT ATTORNEYS CFFICE.-SrATE
/ II Nevada. c. unity # Orn,.by To tie fl
lovit = manner D. ftn,a,,ts, AID 10 "li on ne f
or ctaima' Is to. the real ate AMI inpr nis
there a.. .r impr EMS, ~hen sed -ei ar
;t-ly h-, eiH frcr Il. .ciine.i. lu WI or known.
Y,u are here y .otitri tina snits have b.en
M, e. cd 10 the Ju tees Curt in and { r AZ.
u T.wn,lIip. tTn, by 'ionnsy. ,fase OF NeSa a,
hef, Ad lphu- Waltz. Jn-t'ce Of the Peace, ~
he sta eff -vs'a. Plaintiff. against e ch Of the
Defer. ,iants here in + er n med AID ench # ,he
4 How M e c,i' I'd irscis.r parcels of land with
n e mp oven ents thSr. IN. ant i'm r.v. meut-.
when repeatedly a--s-ee.t, and all "wmr> IT. .r
claimants u, the same, kn.wu " unknown, to re-
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
q. 8. Internal Revenue.

CIXTH DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION
- District of the State Of Nevada comprising
the County of Esmeralda- Notice is hereby
given that the valuatio q, assessments and emu
merations Of subjects liable to du y under the In
ternsl Kevenue Laws IF the Unitei States, made
and taken by NJ. A Murphy. Assistant Assessor
for said Divisor, and returned t" in the an
nnal list fer 1870, will mein open r the eN-
animation If all per-ons C ncerned for the space
of Ten DAYS from the cate thereof, AZ The office
of the Assistant "f said Division, in tie
town Aurora between th- hour- u: > 4. VI and
VI. each day, and that after the expiration If
said ten days, to wit On the 10Th day Of April
A. d 1870. at my ,ffice in Virginia City, Nevada
l will receive and determine all appeals relative
to erroneous an excessive Valuations assessments
.r ennmersIonS m, de AID Iaken by sail ,ss tant
As>e Ali appeal 10 the Assess If 're-,id
must be made in writing, and sp city the particu-
lar cause, matter or thing rep citing which lie
ci>i n is requested; and shall moreover state the
ground o principle of error comp'ained of
WARkEN F MYERS. U. >. Assessor.
Dated at Aurora, April, $50. ap12i0d
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IORFICIAL.I
LAWS OF TaE UNITED STATES

Passed at tie Second Session of the Forty.
First Congress.
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CHINA-1S6S.

ADDITIONAL ARTICLES 70 THE TREATY BETWEEN THE
UNITED STATES AND INA. OF JUNE Is. 1858.
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THOMAS wEI.s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15
by cABLE-fRoM SPAIN.

MADRID, March 1.-THE duel be-
tween the Duke de Montpensler and
Prince Henri de Bourbon, creates I'M
mense excitement. It was caused by
an insulting letter written by the lat
ter, branding Montpensier as . con.
s~pirator, and calling him a bloated
French pastry cook. Generals Alamon
and Cardova, and Col. Sales, acted as
seconds to the Duke, and three Repub-
lican Deputies to the Cortes, performed
the same service for de Bourbon. The
Prince won the choice of weapons and
ground, and the right to the first shot.
Distance was ten PAGES, the combatants
firing alternately weapons, revolvers.
The first and second shots Of the Prince
missed; his third bullet grazed the
cheek of the Duke, causing a slight
wound. Montpensier's first shot
missed ; the second slightly wounded
the Prince; the third proved fatal, the
ball entering the forehead of the Prince
and killing him instantly. The Duke
exclaimed, "My God, what have !
DONE" lie swore to protect the
Princes children. Montpensier and
seconds are in Madrid. They have not
been arrested. 1t Is said the affair will
injure the Dukes chances for the
throne. When the Duke had fired
twice the seconds endeavorel to effect
a reconciliation, but the Prince was
furious and refused all offers.
1t is rumored that French intrigue
is at the bottom of the duel.
The funeral Of Prince Henri de Bour.
bon. killed In the duel by the Duke dc
Montpensier, occurred to-day. There
was no public demonstration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15
THE SAN DIEGO MINES.

Los ANGELES, March Is. - This
afternoon men in charge Of a drove OF
Texas cattle came In direct from the
mines, and brought some rock from the
George Washington, taken ut random,
which confirms beyond q doubt the
richness of the quartz as far as sunk,
some six feet. and similar rock Is found
In the San Diego and Melchor claims
all rs yet ~undeveloped.
As high as 81 to the pan has been
taken ont near the Washington lead.
a large party Of Cinnamon, working
rockers, make from 81 to IS per day In
the foothills and ut the head waters OF
the San Diego.
Wagon stages running to the mines
from San Diego distance G5 miles
make very slow time, two to three
days; charge So.
Prospecting for leads by parties
spreads for 10 miles or more. The
nature of the country indicates n rich
mineral region. But little work Is
being done at the Washington and
other leads, other than preparatory.
The morning stage brought the first
party from San Francisco: Major
Wright, special correspondent Of the
And, J. H. Atkinson, A.C. Hamilton,
George p. Harte and NJ. 4. Lewis, Of
San Francisco. They leave for the
mines tomorrow. A party from here
will also leave, among whom are g. A.
Luckhardt and DR.. j. B. Winston,
owner Of the La Patra silver mine.
A long train of immigrants from
Arkansas arrived to-day.
1t is threatening rain tonight. There
was rain at Fort Tejon to-day.
The fruit trees are badly damaged
by late high winds. They were over
loaded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15
Wnahinston IntelllEence.

WASHINGTON, March lion the
opening of the Supreme Court, to-day,
Judge Strong presented his commission
rs Associate Justice, which was re-
eeived and the oath Of office was ad'
ministered by the Clerk. He took his
seat OH the Bench.
In the "Grapeshot !" case the Court
decided that President Lincoln's Pro
visional Courts in Louisiana and else
where were legaltribunals.
The House Committee on Mines aud
Mining, to-day, DECIDED to report ad-
yersely on the bill to repeal that por-
ton Of the Sutro Tunnel Act which
gives the company a royalty Of % per
ton on all ores extracted from the
Comstock lodc-only one member OF
the Committee hvoring the proposed
repeal. 1T doesn't mattera great deal
whether it Is repealed or not-as the
"tuunel Is not likely to reach the
Comstock In ten years, If even at that
time. As Sutro has forfeited his COIL
tract with the owners of the mines, the
Courts would be very apt to interfere.
No trouble whatever-ED. NEWS.
Secretary Fish was before the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs, to-day,
by invitation, relative to Cuba, The
Committee reached n conclusion on
Banks resolution, defining the rela.
tons between the people Of Cuba anu
the Government of Spain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15

THE Judiciary Of Wyoming sanctions the
right of women to serve as Grand Jurors.
All the ladies' drawn as Grand Jurors were
present, and the FIRST panel Of lady Grand
Jurors in the world were sworn. None asked
to be excused, and n lady bailitf was appoint
ed for them.-H am6old Register.
But the trial jury Of the same Court
was in a terrible elk" Four out OF
the twelve were married women. A
murder case was submitted to them,
and they were locked up four days and
nights with eight men in a jury room.
Our Geographic dispatches yesterday
said the jury couldn't agree-but we
think they could and did, or they
wouldn't have stayed so long together.
The husbands of the four female jury
men kept watch around the Jail every
night, but for what purpose is not
known, unless it was to see whether
the jury ageed-somethiug perhaps
they and their wives didn't do them.
selves all the time. The divorce laws
of Wyoming are likely to be changed,
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The Amador Ledger says that lately
the Sheriff, while hunting for some
stolen sulphurets, discovered several
places underground fitted mp for work
Ing quartz specimens. One had four
stamps, which were run by hand. The
secresy Is explained by the notorious
frequency Of theft of rich pieces ofrock
in quartz mines. At the Grass Valley
Eureka mine, the matchmaking box
is locked, and the miners OF coming
up from their work have to change
their clothes in 4 building belongingto
the company and Inspected by one OF
its officers. In the Oaks and Reese
mine, after the introduction Of dyna-
mite. and the employment Of special
blasters, who called u fireman to ex-
anime the rock, Immediately after
firing a blast, the amount efspecimens
increased from $3.50 in a month to
$1,000. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
What II Tonic 2

Boar this In m%lnd-that although n tonic is, to a
certain extent, a stimulant-a stlmulant, unmodlGcd
BY any medicinal substances, is not a tonic, but 4
DEBILirASr. In H~oSTETTER'S STOMACH DIT
TIERS there Is . stimulating element OF the purcst
grade manufactured In this or any other country.
Every fiery and corrosive oil or acid which contain.
mates the ordinary liquors Of commerce, are OK.
PEELED from the rye spirit which forms the alcoholic
basis o the BlrrERs. by careful and repeated rec
t~iicAtion. The Juices OF the valuable roots, barks
and herbs, infused Into this wholesome product OF
the finest grain, still further modify its nature 80
that Il becomes, In fact, q simple dl1uslve agent,
MINUS all the heady and brain exciting properties
which belong, more or less, to all liquors In q raw
state. II II merely the safe anu harmless vehicle
which renders the medicinal virtues OF the prepare.
tion misunderstanding their active power, and
dinuIlng them through tho system. Hence the
pleasant andgents glow which is experienced after
taking q dose OF tho Differs. Instead OF creating
headache, as unmedlcated stlmulants are npt 10
do, this salubrious tonic Is the best known remedy
for that complaint. II Gains and cO0ls cerebral ex-
element, strengthens the nerves. promotes the &C.
cretion OF tho gastric Juice, iuylgoratcs tho bowels,
determines tho nulds to tho surfsos. improves the
appetite, Increases the animal vigor, regulates or.
ganic action. and. from It's mild yet effective altcra-
live qualities, Ia the very best preparation that can
b administered 10 the weaker sex IN the peculiar
dlniculties 10 which their organization subjects
them,
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vARfrr,Rs.

H1H ~sT .
Tnr pate Of acknowledgement pow
der.
THERE are said to be about 5000, 900
Hebrews on the globe.
LYDIA ThoMPsoN now proposes to
horsewhip Olive Logan.
New Yolx has a rag-picker with
$4,000 on deposit in bank.
The sort of legs.a factory "mulc"
goes upon-spindle shanks.
You can get oranges for eighty cents
a bushel In South Carolina.
EVERY day In March the distance
between the earth and the sun Is Ill
creased 1887 miles. At the beginning
of the month the distance was 92,212,-
$50 miles.
A GAME Of chess was recently played
by the telegraph operators Of Aspin-
wall and Panama. After an animated
contest, the Asplnwall champions
were victorious.
The operate critics of Washington
have much to say of the "creamiest
elite" who 60 to see Parepa Rosa's
"plumptudinous figure"
BARNUM, in a public lecture, has
told the Bostanians how to be happy,
by temperate living, and how to get
rich by unlimited advertising.
TEAcnER-Why was Joseph put into
the pit? Thomas (who goes to the
theater on week days)-Because there
was no room for him in the family
circle.
A CANADIAN clergyman Is lecturing
on the subject Of "The State of
Man in He'll" As the subject is Of
great interest to the Democratic party
generally, why don't the gentleman
come to America with it? r
The following Is a verbatim report
Of a conversation which recently took
place between a father and his model
tchild: tFather-my son, which would
you rather do, learn 4 hymn or eat n
bun ?" Model son twho has been ques-
toned beforeS"Father, l would
rather learna hymn" Father-''Then,
my son, you shall have two buns.'
WE WOULD RA1HEk-The Delaware
word for love is ".schimelendamo-
witchwagan." We should like to
know how any fellow can pop the
question with such an instance of
linked sweetness long drawn out"
And then think what a time 1t must
take a lady to return his passion! No!
On the whole, we would rather convey
our feelings In the brevity of English
than in such q numbering thingumbub
wagon.
A GREAT cock fight commenced in
Augusta, Ca, on the 22d. between
South Carolina and Georgia on one
side, and Alabama and Tennessee OF
the other. Col. Thomas G. Bacon, of
Edgefield, s. c., represented his own
State and Georgia, and DIR. Gee, of
Selona, Ala, his State and Tennessee.
The main was fought OH the Lafayette
race course; twenty-one cocks on
each side for stake Of one hundred
dollars Oh each fight, and twenty-five
hundred dollars on the main. The
contest ended on Thursday, in favor
of South Carolina and Georgia, by one
fight, the score standing-Sonth CARROLL
ma aud Georgia, II; Alabama and
Tennessee, 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15

PEHsoSAr.-We had q call on Mon
day from James w. Small, the heavi-
est member of the Nevada Legisla.
ture, who occupies q pleasant country
seat on the shore of of the beautiful
lake Tahoe. Mr.. Small was formerly
q resident of Richland township, In
this county, but emlgrated to Califor-
mia in 1862. where he lived until 1850,
when the rich mines and richer val
leys of Nevada, then q Territory, al
lured him thither, where he has con-
tinued TO reside ever since. He has
been twice elected to the General As
sembly and q delegate to every Repub-
lican State Convention for ten years.
We hope none Of our readers will be
misled by the name "Small," for the
gentleman stands six feet four and
weighs 231 pounds avoirdupois; al
though he AYERS the name was very
appropriate, when first given to him.
forty-three years ago.-PerU thdfand)
Re9Nblicm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15

YALr.ER.-Mr. Fechter, the TRACE
dian, plays Hamlet with a yellow
wis-something entirely new, as I'M
dcrstood in A~merica-and some Of the
newspapers in the East doubt the cor,
rectness of the color of the hair Of the
original Hamlet" If we mistake
not, we never knew q full-blooded
Dane who didn't have light hair. We
believe that Fechter is right-as
.suamlet was one Of the first fam
lilies {" of Denmark.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15

PIucKy MAInENs.-Last Thursday
night some wouldbe burglar attempted
to enter the residence Of the Clarken
family by ascending, through the aid of
a ladder, to the balcony, and then at
tempting to open one Of the windows:
While doing 50, however, he attracted
by the noise made the attention of the
two young lady members of the fami-
.ly, who were alone in the house. In
stead of going into Mysteries at the
thought Of u robbers visiting the
premises, one Of them picked mp a pistol
and shot at the unwelcome individual,
but, unfortunately, missed him. He
did not wait for her to get her hand In
at shooting, however, but decamped
instanter.-Sac. linton, 14h
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15
A CnrNEsE DEsrERApo.-The Gras

A CHINESE DEsrERNpo.-rhe Gras;
Valley Natioa9 of the 1lth instant has
the following: Last evening, about
o'clock, a Chinaman named Mark Nee
entered the store Of B. Cad & Co.,
picked up five pairs Of pants and
started oil with them. He had got as
far rs the door, when Mr.. Cohn col
Jared him, and the Celestial dropped
his load. got away and started to run
down Church street, when he was
overtaken aud afterward locked up.
lie was tried this morning before jus
tice Paynter, the jury finding him
guilty. He will be sentenced this
evening. MARX is o bad egg-was
accused of numbering a man at Truckee
several years ago, for which he laid in
Jail ut Nevada some time. but the evil
dence was not strong enough to con-
vict him, although it was quite certain
lie did the deed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15

And in accordance with law, and an order OF
February, 1870, 80 many shares Of each parcel OF
said stock rs may be necessary, will be sold
at public auction, at the classroom Of Maurice
Doro & Co., No. SCI Montgomery street, San
Francisco, California, on SATURDAY, the
second day Of April, 1910, at the hour Of O'Clock
p. ". OF said day, TO pay said delinquent assess-
ment thereon, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
0~nlce-Room No. 10, Hayward's Building, No.
40 California street. San Francisco, Cal.
mh1k-td 100
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15
FORENOON STOCK REPORT.
(,rr.srrs DAILY IT H. Il. rLAou = o.. GOLD HILL

Ban Francisco. March Is.
$40 ophir, &1o1l80lIH1I7; aG9 Gould &
Curry, $3s0a3a5134UUa2O; 3I5 Savage, 900
62X6N . SOa IS 5 80; $40 Chsllar Potosi, $sT@
% bSO628602S b 30; 81 Hale &.Norcross, $133;
a5 Crown Point. $si921soX@@ b ~; gig
Imperial, t4C0s7EG4O b 50; IS Kcntuck, 5000
&SiOO9l02X; US Alpha, $9902l b 80; 2i5
Sierra Nevada, tSGs,.99k B 30; ITO Belcher,
$2+02SX62iG9sX is Confidence, $1,000: IS
0vofmsn, &1O61iU b 90T9s; 60 Dancy. $dk9
dental, fio0iG0i5; 90 Original Hidden Treas
urc, $i6S; 50 Consolidated Virginia, $i1; 200
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15

SAN. DIEGo.-A man ut the mines
writes to the Sacramento linton us fol-
lows: "While we hope and conf
dcatly believe that these mines are go
ing to prove immensely rich, we would
not advise n rush here at present, as
everything is in a state of confusion,
making it hard to gain reliable infor-
nation in regard to the mines. Fur
Their investigations will be made soon."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15
MUNICIPAL. Election.

THE BOOKS OF REGISTRATION, FOR
i tho Municipal Election to be held on MON.
P PAY, M Hsy I'll i isTn N T. E AZ 10 q o,eioeE !. Z,
nd VIII remain open until APRIL sd. and
close Al 8 o'clock ?. u on that day. NaturaliScd
citizens arc required to present their papers 1t
ne tIme Of regfstntiop.i E. c. COOK,
Registry Agent, Gold Bill Tywaship No. I.
Gold Hil, March 18th, 1917. mhl4.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15

TIE BILLIARD ToURNAMENr.-A. r.
Rudolphe, the champion billiard player
of America, played an exhibition game
of 1000 points with A. w. Jamison,
champion of the Pacific coast. at the
Metropolitan Theater, Sacramento, last
~.yaninC
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15

4 coon auecdo,e is told Of Mr..
Rcvels, the new Senator from Missis-
sippi, who lately sat by and heard him,
self and his race assailed by the Dem
ocrats in the Senate before he was ad.
mitted to his seat.A Republican Sena-
tor asked him il he was disturbed by
the abuse of the leaders Of the "white
mans party" "Oh! no." said Mr.,
Revels; II like it very much. Il
e,iU shoe the colored people Of Americc
,rio ne their friea6S.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15

A BLACK Bmp.-The Elko hde.
pendent, a strict Democratic journal,
names w. NJ. Bird, the Virginia barber,
as a suitable candidate Of the Democ-
racy for Congress. We do not quite
see the propriety Of the selection.
Bird is a pretty smart fellow, for the
chance he has had. and Is q staunch
Democrat; Is half "Indian not taxed"
quarter negro, with n faint, as It goes
now. of white. He Is bright, and
might do; but the Democrats can find
enough white men in the State willing
to take the position named.-Whae
Pine NeacS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15

AT conference of Presiding Elders
recently held in Boston, 1t was re-
solved to call women out still more
prominently in public religious SER
vices, and also in the official places OF
the church, as stewards, class-readers,
superintendent Of Sunday Schools etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15

INDECENT HASTE. = The jackson
(Cal.) Ledger, Of the 18th instant, says
Last Friday, in Fiddletown, q sicl
Chinaman, who had been Frustrated
for some time, was dying, and before
the breath was out Of him his friends
tumbled him into q coffin and pro
ceeded to bury him, and would soon
have had him under ground but fol
some citizens, who interfered and
stopped them. He was then taken out
of the coffin, about 4 o'clock In the
evening, and lived until 8 o'clock the
next morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15

A PROMINENT Mormon lady thinks
that some of the Congressman who are
for abolishing concubinage among the
Mormons, should first abolish It among
themselves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15

HoTEI. BuRNED.-The Illinois House,
in nlinoistcwn, situated in Placer
County, not far from Colfax, was
burned to the ground on Sunday MORN
ing ut I o'clock. ES-Postmaster BrowQ
came near perishing in the flames,
having been compelled to effect his
escape through a window. The house
was familiar to all stage men and
teamsters over that section.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15

WHAT a nice place Massachusetts,
must be for the pauper. At the Bridge
water almshouse the fare Is said to be
so good and plentiful that the inmates
are made into tit candidates for q prom
inent position at the Fat Mems ball.
In nine cases out Of ten, says an
eulogtst Of the institution, when they
leave at the end Of one, two, or three
years, they are so plump that they can
not begin to wear the clothing which
they brought, aud they depart In larger
suits furnished them by the State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15

Mr.. MILLER, aged a., and Mrs.
Henry, aged IS, Joined hands and
hearts for life, in Somerset County,
Pennsylvania, a few days ago. Let
old bachelors and old maids take cour-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-15
FoyE Western State Legislatures
have elected women Enrolling Clerks.

ONLY seventeen days more remain
for the present session of the California
Legislature.