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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-03
. DRMoCRATIC DODGE

An old adage tells us that "there is
honor among thieves" We know that
those light-hngercd gentry prey upon
the community, but they always come
to a fair division Of the spoils, and the
pettiest rogue Of the gang receives his
Share of the "swag." They haye the
reputation of keeping their own coun-
sci, and regard It rs dishonorable to
.sthrow oil" OH q brother rogue or to
do any act that would injure the in
tereSts of the gang. Il Is a redeeming
trait of the rogue, if these things are
true.
We have learned Of a dodge Of the
Democrats which Is below the standard
of those social outcastS. They held
State and county conventions, ut which
they resolved bravely and nominated
good and true" Democrats. Every
consideration of deccncy and usage, to
say nothing of honor, should inpel
them to sustain their own nominees
against the field. Yet some of the
leaders Of the Democracy IN White
Pine county, in order to secure the
election Of a part of their State ticket,
are eager to slaughter the remainder
by substituting q part Of the Repub-
lican State ticket. Here is one Of their
,moIcamotion proiects
oor.,oo, r. BRADLEY
Lieutenant Governor. ~. 8. S~LINcKRLASp
Member Of Congress. ..."....;;.S: w r h MISan
Ssese,sry OIL jerry schooiipS
Comptroller. W. W. HoBART
SURVEYOR General. ...;............:.JonS DAY
sapt paone Charlie l. Perkins
state Mineraloci.t. II. r. WnIrEanI
Judge supreme Court. .......... John CARRIER
Clerk suprslne Court.....".....ALySEPP, .tzh
Attorney .Da.nS,,
ms Is perhaps Tue i1ost u,isa'oiS
sahdwich tiiat Was ever 1sslse~ ~ aos
ScruPuIo.s tlas ,,;th stra,,cs
nnaSe us aSq.% nare ~ matiHs
ceo'eiio"s rodiav e,I SI;noerIand:
LOT So"' coI,no1fnn amJ
heiuaii lu>HliIos, wH;.oN;iiie. Sar
iioMtrt reIAiIs "i.u III ,ha 6a~;i
per anu lam, Du = nre.s,'St;.n hoJ In
mere Is = SUIT ~ = Mn1iaS J"wn
wh,el, ny repuo ". VIA
anu 1ne rs "i;imn ton .ho nn,h;t;om
iiappy ratti
vi '"E go rnh"s riar IN ,arn
a y, a., me- 49, ranosinS
" aiv on ~ common niiiow, The
nre,tu sirht awaLenS ali the tender
poSs 4 orr nature, and we are seized
viii .n ;rremressible longing TO shank
sxcrv d,r;iSp of them, .s6ig boy1 mot
ornn,taJ ~ MIGHT be deened n rough
SSo,y;ur of low bv the Renublican
%innocents, but il would be ft penalty
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NEW TO-DAY.
LOS r.

A CERTIFICATE OF DBPOsIT
n on the Agency OF the Bank Of California,
Gold I'LL. dated September cath, 1870, No. H.
Ol3, for $?GO, In favor OF Manuel Joseph. Pay
ment has been stopped. The finder will please
leave the ranc with the editor Of the Gold Hill
NEWS, and ObliGc MANUEL JOSEPH.
Gold Hill, November 8, 1870. n3-1Ot
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Trx.s has a tow,.named Content.

P,suRE-HEAps. - Good arithmeti
clans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-03
POLITICAL.

MOI. Tuesday Evening, Nov. lst
PIOCHE CITY. -. Saturday Evening, Nov. 9th
HAMILToN........Mon Monday Evening, Nov. It'll
ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY Given,
IN that on the fret Tuesday after the first
Monday, the EIGHTH 4 OF ZEE
next, is7O, an election will be held In storey
connty. state OF Nevada, for the following
named State. County and District officers:
Governor ~
Lieutenant Governor.
/ Representative TO Congress.
! Judge OF the Supreme Court.
! Clerk OF the Supreme Court.
1Attorncy General.
SECRETARY OF State. -
/ State Treasurer.
State Controller.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
! Surveyor General.
State Printer. -.s .. rH
State Mlncralogist.
State Senator to ill the vacancy oceasiohed
by tho resignation Of Hon. +. A. Tritle.
2 State Senators for the fill term.
10 Assemblymcn.
! Sheriff.
/ County Clerk.
1 District Judge.
! District At orney.
County ASSESSOR.
] County Treasurer.
] County hec0rucr.
County Surveyor.
County Superintendent Prblic Schools.
County Public Administrator.
2 County Commissioner for the long term.
3County Commissioner for the short term.
6 School Trustees for Virginia School District.
3 school Trustees for Gold Hill School Dis
trict.
3School Trustees for American City School
District. 10. cod.
One Justice OF the Peace and one Constable
for each OF the following named Townships, VIZ:
Virginia Township, Number Two.
American City Township, Number Fonr.
Flowery Township. Number Five.
The election viii be opened 1T eight O'Clock
In the morning, and. will continue until six
O'Clock In the afternoon OF the salne day.
1st Election Precinct = Inspectors - ID. NJ.
| Geiger. q. II. Morrison and j. c. Masc!. Poll"
at City Hall, c street, Virginia.
ID Election Precinct -lnspectors-J: van
Bokkelen. a. l.. Edwards and Ja.!cs Malone.
Polls At County Trcasurer's onuce, b street. VIZ
Sd Election PrecInct-Inspcctors-A. VII.
liams, ID. Stcarns and p. Barnett. Polls ut
Judge Livingston's office, G street. Virginia.
Jones. j. D. Gray and L. LaRue. Polls at Mon.
umcntal Engine House, Virginia.
9th Election Precinct - lnspectors-G. W.
Dorwin, J. W. Woodruff and W. II. Stone. Polls
at Yellow Jacket Hose House, Main strcct, Gold
Hill.
Gti, Election Precinct q,
Taylor, Levi Fink and Il. p. Heating. Polls al
Lincoln Hose House. Main street, Gold Hi.
nth Election acknowledgements. Hum.
phreyille, w. PcErorc ind j. w. l.. Hunt. Polls
al School House, American Flat.
Sth Election Prcclnct-lnspectors +. 4.
Parks, James McGinnis and q. Hayent. Polls
at the oflce OF the Gould and Curry Mil, Flow.
cry.
bth Election Precinct = Inspectors-Joseph
Phillips, William Bolan and J. Williams; rolls
| At The office of the Occidental Mill and Mine.
By order Of the Board OF County Commits.
sioncrs OF Storey county. State OF Nevada.
GEO. II. DANA, Clerk.
Virginia. October IL, 1870. ol6.td
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LYON COUNTY
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET

For District Judge, Third Judicial District,
WILLIAM AAYDON.
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The painting took whole year, and is con-
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Also DR.. Culvorwelrs Marriage Guide,
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IT HE LADY'S FRIEND.
TWO MONTHS GRATIS

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DR.. J. S.B0RDWELL'S
Medical Fee Bill:

Advice ct office, common cases, 81 90
Call in town TO-
Call in town at night 2 90
Travel by Railroad s miles 90
I" IA 80 per
-nils 7 90
Over IA milas from 25 to 80 cents
per mile. Travelling with own convey
ince one mile Q 90
Ten to twelve miles 10 90
Obstetrical Calls within ten miles 10 90
by rail 10 miles, 10 90
unless detained beyond the usual time.
For cureing Catarrh, from five to fifteen
dollars. For cureing Scrofula Swelings
or Kings Evil, from twenty-five to one hun
dred dollars
Tooth Extraction, 80
Vaccination so
Lancing Felon, 1 90
Unmentioned and Surgical operations
will be charged according TO circumstances.
To those living several miles from Drug
Store ! furnish such medicine as | carry.
give this fee list to stop the constant
magniiying Of my charges by interested
parties.
The above are about my usual charges
and have been for several years.
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FLOOR

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was cured of Deafness and Catarrh by a.
simple remedy and will send the receipt free.
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UsRM ENTS.

PpER's OPERA HOUSE," RICHIE
Notwithstanding the rain and
mud of last evening, an ap~preciative
audience assembled to see Frank Mayo
impersonate the great Cardinal IN the
fine, standard play of Rtchelieu. The
im~personation was good, and Mayo
was we'll supported BY the excellent
dramatic company, several of whom
are deserving OF special commentator
In the parts assumed, but neither time
nor space will allow us to do so to-day.
We must say, however. that as 'tJulie."
| Miss Sue Robinson was most effective.
! We have seldom seen that character so
| we'll sustained. This evening Mr..
| Mayo will appear in the popular role
| of Richard In, in Shakspeare's great
tragedy of that name. As may be seen
by reference to programmes, the cast
is most excellent, embracing the entire
strength of the company. Let
all bear in mind that this Is the last
evening but two of the present dra-
matte season. rs the company disbands
and leaves for san Francisco. to make
room for other attractions. Go and
see the great Richard tonight.
SuspESpED.-The Alhambra The
alter, Virginia, after Il lively run of
about five months, suspended opera
tions for the present, on Saturday
night. Mr.. Blackburn informs us that
| AFTER n thorough renovation and over
hauling, the Alhambra will reopen In
two or three weeks from now, with an
| entirely new company Of hew faces,
new attractions. and all that sort OF
thing. ~
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.33gT 1~ssuRAscE

n. r.
General Agent for the Pacific Coast
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13
Tickets for Sale June LIST. 1870.
ONLY AT THE OFFICE.
Auberal discount win be allowed where 100,
500 or 1000 Tickets are bought In ono lot.

The Trustees hsve appointed XAURIc1
poRE and CHARLES r. PETERS. 5IS Csii:
fornia street. Business Agents for the sale OF
Tickets, and for the Transaction OF al Busine.l
Connected with the Entertainment, TO whom al
communications may DO addressed. g..E 7
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tone and Soothe tho Digestion
is the primary function OF the living machine. IL
that proeesS is imperfect, every organ falters ana
falls In Its appointed work. The tomaeh OF the
dyspeptie Is weak and irritable. II requires to oe
strengthened. refreshed and soothed. TARRANrs
EfIERvEscESr SElrzKR APERirST tones the gastric
memptane. and Gains the uneaslnesS which super
lndnSes nausea The liver OF the d~yspeptic Is inert.
The Settler Aperient rouses and resulatesit. The
bowels arc constipated or frrtful in their action
ihis eSeeiient saline laxative relieves and controls
gestion In all It's varied phases, and for all the de-
renSemenu which proceed from a disordered stom-
sOLD BY ALI, nprna,orc
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a s sslsEss 8 g $50: $500 ;s:S =:
this dntfbation- 2 ~ tssssSs "
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The NORTHWESTERN is purely MUTUAL
COMPANY 1arah{. srEEEC
Dividends are Declared Annually.
participate In Dividends in proportion to
their contribution to the surplus.
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SOLD By ALL
Gettiug Married.

Esays for young men. on the delights Of Hom.
and the propriety or improperly OF getting married.
with sanitary help for those who feel united for
matrimonial unhapplnss. Sent iree, In ealed On.
ySqps.. Addre.. HOWARD ASSOCIATION Boz
?, ykiladGtphis, p myNjn
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PROPOSALS. FOR TREES AND SHRUBS
i FOR NATIONAL MILITARY CEMETERIES.
QuARTERMAsTER-GEN OFFICE, l
WASHINGTON ID c. 11th AnRusf 1910


Proposals for supplying Trees and Shrubs for
ornamental planting OF the National Cemeteries
are invited from nurseries and gardeners in good
standing
The trees and shrubs should be securely packed
and delivered at the railroad station most conve-
nient to the garden or nursery. Bills and
bills OF ladIng, properly addressed, to be fur
nished
The freight wiz be paid by the United States, and
the bills will be settled upon receipt OF the trees
and shrubs at the places TO which they may be con-
signed. IL -,e -rf
The orders win be given by the officer in charge
OF national cemeteries in this ONCE upon estimates
or requsitions from local officers.
1t Is suggested that the most convenient form
OF proposal will be printed catalogue, with such
discount on the whole or on any classes or
kinds OF plants as the proprietor may be willing to
offer.
Purchases VIII be made wherever most advau-
tageous to the United States upon the basis OF the
proposals thus received.
There are about eighty s0) nations military ceme-
teries scattered over the whole United States; and
some planting viii probably be needed in each Of
them.
Proposals should be sealed and addressed TO the
Quariermaster- Generals ONCE marked Proposals
for Trees and Shrubs :" aud they viii be opened at
uoon on the 18th of September, 1870.
NJ. c. MEIGS,
Quartermaster General,
S 10 ct Brevet Major Genera, u. s. A.
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PRO3OSALS.
CHlEF MEDICAL PURvEYOR'S OFFICE,
" No. 1875 WOOSTER Street. New York.

" No. 12s WOOSTER Street. New York.
AUGUST Is, 1870.
PROPOSALS will be received at this ONCE until
10 O'Clock on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF Septem-
ber 1870, for the sale, on the part OF the United
States to the highest bidder, OF the following articles
OF hospital bedding and clothing, viz -
Bedsacks $4,000; Blankets, 10000 Counterpanes,
$4,000; Gutta Percha Bed-covers, 1000; Mattresses
hair, SO0 Musquito Bars, 10000; Hair Pillows, 60O0
Pnlow-cases, white, 10000; Pillow-tcks, 10000;
Sheets 10000; Drawers 10000; Dressing-gowns,
l5OOO Cotton Shirts, 10000; Slippers, 10000 Wool
len Socks, $4,000; Towels hand, 1000 dozen; Rollers,
200 dozen.
The aforementioned goods are new, have never
been used and are believed TO be in good condition,
and will be sold as they now stand.
The Government will reserve the rght TO reject
bids deemed either unreasonable or from irrespon-
sible parties. No bid win be considered for less OF
any one article than the amount advertised. Sam
pies will be shown and any information given at
the once, No. 1876 WOOSTER Street, near Prince.
Terms cash. A fair length OF time win be al
lowed 10 purchasers TO remeve their goods. Pro-
posas to be indorsed "For the Purchase OF Hospita
Bedding and Clothing"
CHARLES SUTHERLAND,
Lieutenant-Colonel and Acting Ihlef Medical Pur-
veyor, United States Army. SIS ct
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PATENTS.

CTATE RIGHTS FOR SALE-STATE RIGHTS
D OF valuable Invention just patented. ANA for
the SLICING, CUTTING, and CHIPPING OF dried
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